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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10
sPECLAL NOTICE..
FREE LECTURES AND PUBLIC
HEALING OF THE SICK AT THE
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

HALL"
Second South Street, next to the
Cullen Hotel, by DIR. Smith, the
Magnetic Physician Of New York
A large and appreeiative audierct
assembled ut the G.. 4. II. Hall on
Second South Street this morning.
to listen 10 DR.. Smiths interesting
free lecture and 10 witness some OF
his strange and mysterious mngne'
tic cures. Jus, what this strange
and mysterious magnetic power
really Is can not be readily ex-
planned. But the sense Of hearing
and seeing eau not be readily
denied. Those who were present
this morning expressed themselves
as being well satisfied with what
they saw and heard. A gentleman
went upon the stage who had been
sorely afflicted with rheumatism for
several months. His right arm
was helpless ana the pain was I'M
bearable. In less than five min
utes from the time DIR. Smith APP
piled his hands TO the affected parts
he WE entirely free from pain
aud could move his arm,
a thing he had not been
atle 10 do before for months An old
lady was next 10 go upon the stage.
She had suffered for years from n
pain in her back and from liver
complaint. In less time than il
takes 10 write about it the pain had
disappeared from her back and she
could walk with ease. Many other
cases were cured n If 10y magic.
DIR. Smith will continue tO heal the
sick, free Of charge, at the Grand
Army Hall every morning from 10
10 III O'Clock for Two or three weeks.
All aTg cordially invited to 90 anu
witness his many wonderful cures.
Admission and treatment free at the
Hall. The Doctor is permanently
located ut No. 253 south West
Temple Street, where those who are
able and willing to pay may go
from . n. m. until . p. m, daily, ex-
cept the hour at the Hall aud
Sundays. DIR. Smith treats all forms
Of chronic disease and will perma-
nently cure seven out Of ten that
have been given up rs incuraOle.
DIR. Smith is n thoroughly educated
and surgeon, and a gradu-
ate OF both tue old and neT schools
Of medicine, He performs all opera
tons known 10 surgery, and in the
Of CONSTIPATION, piles, and
in all rectal aid bladder complaints,
as well as in diseaSes pee liar on
women, he stands without an equal
In the cure OF female complaints
there il no exposure Of the person,
aud no instruments are used. Do
not give up in despair until you go
and have n friendly talk with him.
dit
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-, Arrive At Close al
Depot once
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SCHOOL OF MINES

Entrance examinations for
the School OF Mines or Col
umbia College, New York
City, will be held at my resi-
dence, $40 East Temple
Street, south, beginning Fri
day, June 8, 1890, at 10
o'clock a. m.
E. Il. TERHUNE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ uLdersigned. Administrator OF the p.
tate Of Thomas r. knowlden deceased, 20 the
creditors OF. and all persons having claims
against The said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
months sitter the rrst publication Of this no.
uee, To the sad administrator, at the ofice
OF Isaac NJ Waddell, Attorney. IN the Ctah.
Commercial and savingz Rank RuiItrng
salt lake City, IN the County OF salt Iale.
Dated May sfh. Issa.
GEORGE n. RNUWLDEN.
Administration OF the Estate OF Thomas Il.
Knowiden. deceased. 4 cav Sw
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r. n. TERHUNE
n. DINWOODEY
Is REknY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Cslder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their store.
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him q Call
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GPrnrd = New Market.

Fred J. May hos opened up at No,
81 COMMERCIAL Stree, where re will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and fiocks Of the
Territory; also Lamb, Veal and
Pork from tine best grades. Delicious
and well seasoned Sausages OF all
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Meat, both Beef and Pork. Tele-
phone No. %. Meats promptly De-
lir..rr.t
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NEW YORK, June 10 The pilot
who brought in the steamer Hc;'.G
this morning reports that on Sunday
morning lie spoke the steamer la
BiGryQygc, henuDOr Havre, laying
10 with her machinery out of order.
She had been stopped since mid
night. She would make the neces-
sary repairs and proceed on her voy-
age.
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IN THE COURTS.
Cases That Came Up Before the
Various Judges.
SUPREME COURT.


The Territorial Supreme Court
held a session this forenoon and
listened 10 the arguments in a suit
involving the jurisdiction Of justices
/ Of the peace in cases arising outside
Of their own precincts but within
the county.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Mrs, Norris and the haIf-dozen
inmates Of her establishment, next
doort to +. r. Clute's residence, were
before Commissioner FREEMAN yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Norris
pleaded guilty to keeping a house Of
ill-fame, and the others did similarly
on the charge Of being inmates.
I They all promised the commissioner
{ to CEASE business at this place, and
were allowed to go on payment Of
z the costs.
Albert Walker, who has been in
the penitentiary several days on a
charge Of fOrnicatiOn, obtained hail
and was released.
Yesterday afternoon, al Ogden,
Henry J, Newman was placed un-
der arrest. He was accused Of adul-
terry. it having heen alleged that he
had lived with n plural wife. He
was taken before Commissioner
Cross, who fixed his bail at 50, 500,
to appear at the preliminary hearing
on THURSDAY. The bonds of the
alleged plural wife Were placed at
$1,000.
POLICE ITEMS.
Mrs. B. w. Locke is out on $50
hail, given to insure her appear
ance tomorrow for trial on n change
Of keeping a house Of Ill fame.
Frank Danielson, aged l6, was
tried for burglary. He was caught
in the room Of another person, on
Sunday night, with his hand on a
pair Of pants that were hanging up.
He stated that he had arisen In the /
night, and on returning to his room, |
went to the wrong door. He STUN
bled and seized the pants to save |
himself, when the noise he shade 1
aroused the occupant Of tho room.
His story seemed plausible, and /
Justice Isaney took the matter under
Patrick Kelly had trial today on
a charge Of stealing two pair OF
pants from Lipman's store. The
evidence showed That Kelly had
tried to pull the pants of the board
where they were hung out for show,
but was unable to do so. As he had
not taken the garments out OF the
possession of the owner, the court
held that n larceny had not been
committed, and discharged him.
He was held, however, for being
drunk.
John Past, a waiter, was fined
80 for striking Chas. Anderson.
The following individuals we're
fined for being drunk: Chris
tan Lund. VIM. Warren. Jos.
Grove, John Smithers, Walter
White, Samuel Smithers. Patrick
Kelly, J. Welch, Ed. Stakes and
Pat. Duffie.
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WASHINGTON, Juue lO.-There
will he a republican senator's caucus
tonight for the selection Of a sue.
ceSsor TO Col. W. p. Canaday,
sergeaut-at-arms, who retires on
the 3lth inst. The candidates for the
position, 20 far, are Reade tMe. },
Byington fConn.l, Dunn Del. J,
Bailey PENN, Stewards Tia. J, Val
entine iNeb.l, Reed lMinn.k, and
General Lester ;. Wilson, Boze-
man, Montana. II is possible the
caucus may so farther in the re-
organization OF the Senate than the
sergeant-at-arms, but Of this there is
no official notice.
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A Beautiful Assortment Of Ladie

Gents and Children's Shoes and
Slippers just arrived at Peoples
Eluitahle Coop. dtf
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MoSTREAI, June IO.-On the
production Of Edwin Cowles, an
order was made in court this morn
ing that Mrs. COwles be given the
custody ofthe child. CowIes is no
better and may die. The case
against Hale, who shot him, has not
yet been called. TT.
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To Night

Paul kauvar Will take the boards
at the Theatre tonight. Itisa play
Of intense interest and is in the hands
OF n fine company. Joseph Haworth
has received encOmiums that rank
him among the most popular OF
modern actors and his support is
said to be first class. We look for an
overlooking house.
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A CoIored Picnic

PIITsBURG, June lO.-A tough
colored club held a picnic at Castle
Shannon. Shooting and cutting
were the order Of the day at the
grounds and on the train returning.
Frank Morrison was killed. A girl
was shot in the thigh and many
Others were hurt. On arrival they
were arrested wholesale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10

A.Ir would be impossible 10 send
a special invilatiOnto each friend Of
the University to be present at The
commencement exercises in the Sal.
Lake Theatre, at 10 a. m. THURSDAY,
June 10th, n public invitation Is
cordially extended TO all.
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Loss of Life NJ Sea.

LONDON, June lO.-British lark
Dfnotpore Captain Fidmarsh) from
Middlesborough, for bahia Blanca,
Is ashore at Cape Corientes. The
captain and five OF the crew were
lost. The remainder Of the crew
has arrived at BuenOs Ayres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10

HANSTBAL, Mo-, Juue IO.-A
construction train cOllided with a
freight OF the It. Louis, Keokuk &
Northwestern, twelve miles south.
yesterday twelve cans were
wrecked. Fireman Arthur A. Tay-
Tor and Berry Nelson were scalded
10 death. Several other trainmen
were injured.
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EIeciinn IudgeS.
Z va u eAAAAA-s -
GRAND COUNTY.

The [. tab Commission has com
rfc,e,l the lis, Of election judges 10y
The appointment Of the following;
GRAND COUNTY.
Precinct No. !. MOab-GeOrse r
Powell, N. II. barrow, VIM. "A
Fierce.
Precinct NU. .. RichardsOn-John
Martin. Frank Stall, Matthias Mar
tiU.
Prerinrt No. 5, Thompson springs
william +. TerwilliSer, Dillon
Weant, Isaac Weant:
Precinct 40. {. West Water
Fagh Lind, Alfred w. Morse,
samuel A-chi SID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10

James Marsh. Of Aten, Nebraska,
after an experience Of four years in
selling Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
saws: 'It is the best ami most reli-
able liniment ever produced." A
fifty cent bottle Of Il will accomp-
lish more in the treatment Of rheu-
matism, lame hack or severe sprains
than five dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by Il. c. NJ. l..
Drug Department
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A ..BoodIe Alderman Killed.

PATTERSON, y. j., June TO-
Alderman James Pierson was fatally
injured 10y an Erie train at jersey
city last night. Piers0n was one Of
the Doodle Aldermen, of New
York.
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IN, striI.c az CeInmsn..

COLUMBUS, o., June lu.-Every-
thing i quiet in the street car strike.
Each side Is waiting for the other
10 make q moe =" attempts axe
male 10 nun cars.
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BsHNEY--'Junc a,h.- at bis resid.,c.
g! r.. Main street, salt Lake CIV, Of oIs
age, Royal Barney; born December Is. lsos
FureralservicG viii be held tomorrow AZ.
'eTnoon, at pm. Al the Eighth Ward
meeting house Friends OF the family arc
invited 10 attend.
ii,hFoRn.-At Bristol. England. Nay Il,
- IN her seventeenth year, OF typhoid
,e'er, Alice, daughter Of Jam end sarah
l''e1 Piekfoud. she lived and died faith
i1l Latter day Saint-H.I,sain star.
~ 7hI''L At Eamas, Summit County.
an. an, June :. ls7o Of pneumonia, John
f-- IN on q Jesse &. and hate Burb,dge:
ih nulrvs I>g,-
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will lie at Room No. ., Record
sT's Office, from TO O'Clock from
Tuesday to Friday, to receive faxes
for Watering and caring for Lots.
Owners please call and see me.
DANIEL DUSNE.
d8. City Sexton.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS

MIS- WISsLow's SOOTHING synt-P
should always he used for children teeth
lEf- II soothes the child. softens the gums.
hllsys Al pain, cures Wind collie. and Is the
nest remedy for dirrrhssa- Twenty-Five
oehte loile' decd WY
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NIAGARA FALLS, June ia
man today Jumped of Goat Island
bridge, swan 10 the brink Of the
American falls and disappeared,
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SueeziDg, snufling and coughing
This j. the music all over the land
lust now. '.I've got such an awful
cold I'm my head. - Cure 1t with
EIy's Cream Balm or It may end in
the toughest form OF catarrh. MAybe
YOU have catarTh now. Nothing Is
more nauseous and dreadful. This
remedy masters it rs no remedy ever
did. Not n snuff nor n liquid.
Pleasant. certain, radical.
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CHICAGO, June IO.-The Western
Passenger Association has elected
}. +. Goddard,. formerly general
manager Of the Chicago, Santa Fee
and California, chairman.
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HAMPTON, JONES & Co.,


Choicest Building Lots in market
East side Liberty Park, $500 tC
$1,000.
Lots near corner 5th West and
eth South, Si75 TO S525.
Lots near corner 9Th West and 9th
South, $500 to S3D1; fine flowing
wells may be had on any Of the
above lots.
First class business, prospective
business, and acreage properties.
t4- Office, 60 :. Main Street.
A Beautiful Assortment Of Ladies'
Gents and Children's Shoes and
Slippers just arrived ut People,.
Equitable Coop. dtf
On aud after May 10th, Bathing
Trains To and from Garfield Beach
will run as follows:
L6due SOFT Ldkc-S:I0 am. except
Sunday, Tolls a.uf, 100 pm;
2:45 pm, 5:lO pm, $40 pm.
Ary1re GarEeld-a:a5 am. ll:O1 n.
M, l:45 pm, $50 pm, $50 p.
M, 7.l5 pm.
Leare GaJaeld-II:sO am, a:sOp.m.,
$40 pm, 5IOp.m., T:95 pm,
ESQ pm.
Arrive Sat Lake-la:I5 PM, except
Sunday, S:45 pm, 4.25 pm,
5:55 PM, S:l0 PM, lois pm.
S. W. ECCLz,
Gen. Fri. 4 Pass. Agt.
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Providence, r. l., June To-
The Oriental Mills Co. have made
an assignment. The unsecured
debts are $685., 900; assets, sI3i,c 600.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following Is The Schedule OF arrival aao
1 lotinE Of Mains AZ Salt Lake civ Posi-
onioe, November %. Isss. : 's'
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, SARATOGA, June lO.-The court
Of appeals rendered no decision in
the sugar trust care today.
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The letters referred to, and &c
cOmpanying the foregoing, relate e
the railways efforts 10 get permits
sion TO cut ties at various points ad-
iacent 10 the road.
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CHICAGO, June IO.-New York
-, New Orleans 76, st. Louis 6f.
cincinnati 81, Chicago %, Winni-
peg ~.
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Not having any Telephone, ouI
customers will please leave orders al
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or al
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
NIargetts' Ale and Porter, also fol-
Malt and Hops.
.. u u NI,nl.rrs
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Go 10 SPENCER, BYwATF1: & Co,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Gut;ering, SCOUTING, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
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Dr.. J. Therna,. penIl,I

The public are invited to be pres
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Herald Block, corner west and I-t
South ST., s. T., City. Vitalized air
administered. Il
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JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO.
have REMOVED

have REMOVED
Temporarily to No. IS West,
First South ST., One Block
West of DeSeret National
Bark.
Home-MaGe Wooden Goods
of all kinds.
Gents Suits Made to Order.
New Styles Spring Suitings
just received.
CALL AND SEE US.
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ESTATE OF II. b. MARGETTs.
commencement Exercises.

THE most complete line Of Wall
Paper In town at
PEOPLES EQUITABLE CO-OP.
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In the wide wsrId 80 t.oos


was afflicted with Kidney dis
ease. DIR. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, OF Rondout, y. VI say
it with n perfect recollection Of ali
that was'done for me besides, il is the
only thing that gave me per.
manent relief. l have recommended
this medicine to many people fol
Kidney dlssase and they ali agree
IN saying that 1t has not is equal in
the wide world for this complaint.
Lyman Crawford, Druggist,
Springfield, Mas.
second Sale OF Summer Good.
at the City OF Paris, commencing
"Wednesday, May IL, and lasting
four days only-Thuns'lay Il, Fri
day IL, and Saturday II.
Ladies, this Veans % per cent less
in the dollar ON all goods in the
store, including our Paris importa.
tons and our latest New York nov
elites.
Ladies, come and see, and he con,
WINGED that you are getting your
goods cheaper than they could he
bought for in New York City.
Remember the place and dates.
CITY or PARIS,
% East First South Street. ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-28

burned that they might go to the spirit, and
a tablet to her memory was set up In the
temple. His majesty, the king, met the
procession on it's return and the sedan chair
in which he rode was white, and 1t was
carried between two white horses. An
embassy bearing the coincidence OF the
Chinese emperor is expected here II day
or so, and after this time the business of
the country may be resumed. AT present
nothing is done by the people or by the
court The civil service examinations have
been suspended, and the whole nation has
given itself up to grief"
''By the way" this letter goes on, 81 see
an interview with the Chinese minister to
America in which he says that the Korean
government is indebted to the Chinese gov
eminent and that it cannot make loan
without the latter'S consent. This is pre-
posterous. Korea owes money to China
and she has long since discarded the Chi
nese leading strings. When Korea makes
up her mind that she wants more money
for development and Improvement, she
knows where to get it without the inter
meddling of Chinese officials of high or low
degree. Judge Denney, the former foreign
advisor to the king, who you will remem-
Der is an Oregon man, is still in Seoul, and
he does not seem to know when he will get
through. The English are making a new
departure here. They are now sending
doctors and missionaries, including a bis
hop, and it is to be hoped they will do less
political aud more Christian work than
they have been known to do elsewhere.
FRANK @. CARPENTER.
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THE ACTOR CHATS.
How Joe Jefferson Wrote His
autobiography.
HIS VERY REMARKABLE MEMORY.
His Book Loves and His Idea Of Actors as
as Literary Men - DipIo-
matte Notes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a Special CORES
pondence of The HERALD. zoe jefferson
is drawing crowded houses this week in
THE Rivals, . and he is as popular to-day
rs when he first made his appearance on the
American stage in Washington theatre.
This was when jackson was president and
little Joe jefferson, boy of four, was
carried to the stage in bag by the famous
minstrel, Rice, who was making hit by
dancing Jim Crow. Rice came on the stage
and turning the bag upside down tumbled
little Joe Jefferson out and then began to
canoe. The boy was dressed just like Rice
his face was blackened and the two sang
verses apart as they danced. AS they
finished the song the audience was so de-
lighted that they threw dollars and half
dollars on the stage, and little Jefferson re-
Ceived S2+ for that nights acting He now
receives, no one but his manager knows
how much, and he is as well off as any
actor on the American stage. He is said to
be worth a million, and he has a sugar
plantation in Louisiana, a beautiful coun-
try home in New Jersey, quaint seaside
cottage on Cape Cod, and bonds and stocks
and gold galore. Since he dropped down
upon a Washington stage until now. he has
been tickling the side and delighting the
souls of fun loving public, and every
cent Of his money has been well earned by
himself, and his great genius has been sold
cheap to the people. He has children and
grandchildren, but his soul is as young now
as when he tumbled out of that bag. and
his blue eyes are as merry and his voice as
CHEEKY as that of boy. He will be 81
in February, but his acting is as good
now as it has ever been and he enjoys a
good story, a good laugh and a good theatre
as well as any man in the country. He goes
to the theatre whenever he can, and caught
him at the hotel to-day just as
he was about starting out to see
1.-THE LILLIPUTIANs"
with Billy Florence He is a delightful
conyersationalist and his voice and his
manner are as gentle and good natured as
those of Rip Van Wrinkle. During the
short chat | had with him / asked him
some questions as TO his autobiography
which appeared in the Century Magazine
and which is now being sold over the book
counters. This book is one of the great
books of this generation and it is the belief
of many good judges that it will be one of
the few books which viii last. Its style
is delightful aud it has been wonderfully
successful in its magazine publication. 1t
is full of bright descriptions and its
pictures are complete in all their details.
] asked Mr.. Jefferson as to whether it w as
not made up from diary He replied:
mo, have never kept diary and / had
no notes / am fortunate in having go cd
memory and l wrote the entire book from
it. / felt very doubtful about undertaking
the book. 1t seems to me that an actor at
tempting TO take up the role of the literary