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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
WILLIAM SHARP.

Asbury Park n. J., Oct. specaD.-wllliam Sharp
died this morning at his cottage at ocean Grove. His
wife died about year ago, and since then Mr.. Sharp
had been gradually failing. He was one of the best
known cottagers Of Ocean Grove, where he had lived
about twelve years. For many years he was one OF
the leading business men Of Camden lie was seventy
seven wears old and owned considerable property in
Camden Philadelphia and ocean Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
TIE UEATHER REPOR7.
NOT A FULL.FLEDGED TROPICAL sTol

NOT A FULLFLEDGED IKOPlCAL SIOhM'
Washington, Oct THE storm in Florida Originally
fron, the West Indies but welldeveloped cyconel
has moved slowly northward and has spread over the
Middle and South Atlantic coast Another storm Of slight
intensity IS developing Iowa. The clearing condition
this rornine I'm the St. Lawrence Valley has moved ~
Nova scotia and that In Alberta has mOVGd 70 MIomhg
Tho weather will remain unsettled on the Middle ana Nortn
tnt coast for twentyour hours, clearing IN the South
atlantic states and the lower Lake region, and generally
far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
VISIT THE MOUNTAINS AT THEIR BEST.

The Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko e1curton oh Sdr
,,.TtrsI Railroad Of NewJersey on SATURDAY Oooyod
~ VIII afford a delightful opportunity 10 see Ins
ontry and mountains In all the glory Of the i
meuf this Qapefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
STATEN ISLAND.

THEY HAD No TINE TO ESCAPE DEATH
Coroner Hughes, of StapletOn Yesterday held JACOB
Crougle, engineer and John Sullivan, conductor. OF
train No. of the staten Island Rapid Transit Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
CONVENTION OF BENEVOLENT ALLIANCE.

CDAI LAIIUA VI I DIN y UIINI AIII-t-'VI'
The regular annual convention OF the Grand Assembly
Of New-York State OF the Order OF the International
Fraterna Alliance held yesterday at the headquarters
OF the Assembly, No. s Union Square. c. W. Stevens,
the lawyer presided and the thirty delegates present
represented the COO members Of the Alliance in this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
rur FATHER COULDN'T STOP THE MARRIAGE.

THE FATHER COULDN'T STOP THE MARRIAGE
Charles r. Willis, twenty years old, son of W. b.
vras, Of KeensborO, Monmouth County. and Miss
XIV POST daughter Of Tramon B. Post, Of No 1877
l,.rwood ave-. Bloomfield, were to have been married
yesterday by the Rev. J. W. NardellC rector of the
csurch Of the Sacred Heart. On Tuesday night the
.rsyman received telegram from the father Of Willis
,,redding the ceremony. The couple have known
..ch other for about five months Willis is a
prestant and the girl is Roman Catholic, The priest
had made the performance of the marriage condi-
ssua upon the consent Of the father of Willis. and the
stfor exhibited to him q written consent signed with
Is fathers name. II learned that the signature
sas genuine. No to be baked. the young couple
rslted another priest and again being refused called
mon the Rev. William Redheffer, of the Harrison
Methodist Episcopal Church. who performed the cere
mOuy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08

The in the registry for the charter election
in Newark estimated to be about 5000. There has
bean much Democratic colonzing DONE but it is be-
leved that the heavy registration by Republicans VINO
seldom vote in a charter election, will more than
nfertala this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08

ID AKLOi.MAID.-By young swedish girl.
L speaking English; willing 20 assist 10
enamDerwork thoroughly; city or country;
beat o. reference. CAL or apply 367 tth-Aves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Sound health isa prime necessity for
any worker IN tho world. no matter
what the line Of work may be. but II be-
comes " the greatest Importance 1t tho
work is TO be- carried on tn the school
room There not only the physical. hut
the nervous and mental forces arr taxed
10 their utmost The young graduate
has hitherto gone 10 school 20 vie com.
ioriably at hei desk, 10 stand occasion.
ally for rociiationg, 10 Use her voice but
little. % have constant variety 10 her
work. TO enjoy her rccoss with perfect
freedom aud IN corgouill companion.
ship As a teacher she goes 70 school 90
stand upon her feet nll day long: 20 us,
her voice necessarily, perhaps, too. in a
large room filed with the tumult ~ the
street. to Keep noisy. and very likely.
rtellious aud disohedicnt children not
only quiet. but Interested. aud to fpond
the recess In care " them IN the halls
aud the yard
Besides this she Ia 10 stimulate their
brains. and certain amount u time
usually prescribed by board VI oduca.
ton. the members Of which know little
OF the capacity aud possibilities Of the
youthful minds allotted her. IN which
she must, somehow or other succeed In
teaching them certain number Of facts
mo allowance being made Tor the slow.
nos, stupidity or disorder, which iu.
crcascs thc friction OF the work and de.
lnya the doing. 40 matter how com.
fIi.fu flfY .tlu.uffnu ar huggs ...f It.t.I.. u.
the lpirit, the power Tor physical ondur.
auco Is absolutely necessary Caroline
u. IL Row Ia Ladies' Homo Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Tho difference between "hari" and
"soll' water h that the former contains
IN greater ur les degree earthly nIt..
while tho latter Is nearly FIRE from thrin
aud In grrutcr state of purity. Tho
earth most frequently occurring In nat.
ural waters !. lime The 1uluHty u
earthly salts varies CONSIDERABLY Ia differ.
ont instances. II u observed that when
they exist In the proportion Of five
grains 10 % pint such water will b. hard,
aul will b. uuht for washing aud many
other household uses and manufacture.
The solvent properties 81 water are the
true caufgy why We never obtain this
universal aud important fuid iu state
Of absolute purity II constantly par.
tlcipatrs iu The properties Of tho maui.
fold sources whence Il h derived or
through which We obtain o.
Whenever water Is Ia contact with tho
coll II Invariably disolycl tho soluble
constituents. aud hence Il follows that
water springng from rocks which are
only slightly soluble, ~ sandstone aud
granite. Is very pure and % called SOFT
water. wlhlc that which Is derived from
cllcarcols formations Is termed hnrl
water, aud contains lime. which pro.
ducca an incrusiaiion on the sides and
bottom u the vessel wherein Il Is boiled
brooklyn Eagle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Miss Fannie Newman. living near
Lexington, hA u genuine curiosity Ia
the shape Of six partridgos, which arc rs
tame and docile az possible, Some time
ago her brother In mowing \ field came
across n nest containing number Of
partridge eggs, and gave them 10 his rs.
ter, who placed them undcr a hon, and
In due time they weiA Matched out. 4
motherly little bantam hen has taken
the birds under her wing, and. from tho
fuss and noise she makes over them,
seems to take delight Ia hor downy
charges. II ia pretty sight to see thcin
together.-CHrruIlion fMoD Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

The bill Is on imperial green paper, a
color held sacred ia Turkey, which the
government alone Is permitted to use
On the top and ddg are tho following
words In Turkish, 80 be paid 70 tho
bearer, without interest. twenty uia-
ters" Al the top OF tho motto Is tho sul.
tan's toghrn, surrounding which Ia a
quotation from the koran. Underneath
are the words, Twenty plasters, paper
money, 10 b. used IN tho place OF gold NJ
tho Bank OF Cousunuuuplo." At tho
base OF the noto Is the seal OF tho mint,
and on the back the seal Of the minister
OF the treasury Tia toshra 10 con.
sidcrod sacred, and Is guarded by tho
three highest officials Of the mint, whose
sole duty is to watch it.-New York Ad.
yortiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

My firm belief Is that tho use Of drugs
l. very detrimental il az least nina cnaes
Of sickness ont OF every ten. Tho patient
would improve moro rapidly on plain
diet-such as Cruel stale bread, graham
mush and n Liberal amount Of vegetables
lean meats aud fruits Also battle ire-
qucntly, especially 30 warm weather, 70
the pores may be- kept open. Medicine
viii mhke a well mau lick and will kin
the other half ct the half dead sick mon
Do temperate IN an things aud give na.
turc a chance to perform her duty.
Recently was taken with a severe
chill. ! only "shoos' fifteen minutes.
ana shook In hurry too, My only
remedy was hot water drank two
oupfuls, took u hot foot bath, covered up
IN bed "rhe preparation did roll. Oh.
myV The next morning ! ate n light
breakfast aud went 90 work, feeling per-
iecily well. anna "water euro crank"
mysol, aud hive cylTy reason 10 be.
All manner Of dillas, can DO cured hy
the simple use Of water In yar.cua ways
smallpox and cholera not excepted. Cor.
st. Louis Republic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Tho Cathrart case has been one Of the
longest trial. Of our timc. aud, when
everything has been "iotici up" will
prove 70 have been ono Of tho most cx.
pcnsyo Sir q. Russell had $50 guiuosa
marked on biz bret, besides special fec
Of 100 guincas, aud lifty guinoas day
during the sixteen days the inquiry has
lasted. Sir Henry Jimcs' fees have been
on the same scale, Zach OF the learned
leaders has. therefore, taken $50 guiuras
IN fees for court work Apart from this.
Sir Charles bias had Two guiuoas for each
consultation and no has attended one NJ
least every day Mr.. Bucknill. q. G.,
aud Mr. lndcrwick, @. C.. have had
fifty guincas marked on their briefs nul
nearly seventeen guincas a day. Two
grants " fl,oOO each have already b,on
made ont Of tho estate by the order Of
Lord Justice l.opos. sitting In chambers,
Tor tho conduct Of the ease, and every
iafthing OF these sums has been fpont.
Fortunately, MIR Cathcart i rich
woman. Ten thousand pounds will prob.
ably have been swallowed up Ia tho
eouue Of this in1utry.-London Tit.Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Matters or Interest al the Meeting Of
the Board Of Directors.

Yesterday afternoon the usual mouth.
ly meeting OF tho board Of directors ~
the Chamber Of Commerce was held
at the Board Of Trade otiioe, President
Simon prcsiling.
Upon the call for the report Of tho
excursion committees Mr.. W. &. -.
Allen stated that those % whom had
been delegated the matter Of visiting
Colorado points, had extended their
tour ~ far east a. Pueblo, Including In
their route all points west Of that
parallel, aud Ia this connection sug.
gested tho prJpriety OF publishing a
carefully prepared poster settling forth
such matters a. should be told the out
side world regarding Utah aud Salt
Lake, 10 be- used for similar occasions
In the future. The number Of excur-
slonlss availIny themselves Of the 70.
duccd rates was estimated at about
two hundred aud flity.
On motion " Mr.. sherman the 70.
port was received aud committee
consisting u Mr. Allen aud the sccrc.
tary was directed 70 prepare aud pub.
lish the necessary data.
In the matter Of the selection VI n
delegate 10 represent the Salt Like
Chamber VI Commerce Mt the rgm.
mctciaI congress called 10 meet ia
Omaha, Ncb., on October 10, upon the
motion VI Colonel Donnullan, MT. q.
H.. Wantland, tho well known real
estate man, was unanimously chosen,
aud the president was requested 10
urge upon Governor Thomas the ne.
ce-sity Of appointing a strong repre-
sentative delegation from the different
industries Of the Territory, aud 10 bc
composed Of men who would be most
likely TO attend the session.
Noticing that the wallr OF the office
Of the secretary were adorned with
several new aud attractive pictures,
Mr.. Handy awaited himself " n lull In
the business, and kindly rendered n
copy OF the blr,ls.eye vicw Of Salt Lake,
which was accepted.
Mr.. w. q. II. Allen was appointed
advertising aud statistical agent for the
Chamber, and authorized To visit Den.
yer, Kansas City, Omaha And Chicago
In the interest II the same.
The president reported that the out.
look for the stock yards project was
brighter than ever, aud expressed the
helicf that matters were being -
shaped ~ tomake this enterprise a sure
w at an early day.
Col. Donnollan called the attention
Of the members 10 the fac, that there
was still strong interest felt IN
the long 'alked OF Deep Greek
railroad by the people Of Salt
Lake, and the feeling was prevalent
that the mon, the money aud the
enterprise necessary 10 push II 10 an
early completion could all bc found In
this city. There were methods which,
" used Alright, could popularize this
scheme, aud he moved that meeting
be- called at the chamber oi commerce
ON Tuesday October 18th, special notice
thereof 10 DO gwen 10y the secretary, nj
which all the members, the business
aud mining mon and citizens general.
ly, and those In particular who had
heretofore been connected with the
enterprise, be invited 10 attend.
The motion prevailed aud the session
adjourned I'LL Thursday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

II one or two pieces Of phosphorus OF
tho size OF ptas be inclosed In small
bottle half full OF olive oil and kept for
some little time the air space In tho bot.
Tie will become filled with phosphorcs.
cent vapor Tho ph0phorcscrnco will
fade, but may be renewed by simply un.
corking the bottle, Sufficient light will
be- given out 10 toll the time by; In fact
this method Is used By watclsien IA
some places whore explosives are stored.
New York Rec5rlDr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

To Canada, You have only increased
II per cont IN population in tho last dec
Rde and not much In wealth. It's no
good your trying 10 20 It alone We
don't hankcr after you particularly. but
II you want to DO a really live part Of
the world come in and DO one Of Us. In
the United States you can-and It will
be the making Of you-grow mp with the
country. u country IN which cyon Penn.
sylyania, one Of tho oldest states Of tho
Union, settled ms long ago rs Canada II.
self was, Increased nearly 20 per cont, Ia
population from 1850 TO 1890
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

We advertise at present for a firm
whose preparations have proven 10 lie
nil they claim In our own family. We
refer 10 Chamberlain Cole, Cholera
ana Disrthma Remedy. W. stand
have tested u. This In not an adver.
tlsrment for the medicine, II IS simply
our testimony regarding i after fair
trial. - LOut'ddio tFd,l Observer. For
sale 10y u. &. NJ, l. nrig Dent. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02
Literary NoIes.

LabOucher,, editor N the London
Truth, says Ia An article on "Engllsh
Royalty which he contributes TO the
October Forum, that he does not think
the popularity Of the Prinea Of Wales
has permanently suffered from the
baccarat scandal. "rhe general feel.
Ing was" he writes, "that II might he
well for him TO 10 arrange his amuse.
ments Az to manage to keep out OF the
law eOuTta.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

The committee on school work made
the following recommendations;

I-Tha, the usual day inlormlsson In
the training school bo changed from ono
hour 10 an hour aud a half, according to
the request OF Prof stewart.
2-,Ihat the superlntnndout OF schools
arrange the day Tor dismissal " tho
various schools of the city Tor attendance
ut the fair, such day to 30 different for
tho schools OF the different precincts.
8-rhai a sum Of money, limited to $40
he appropriated for tho exhibit Of school
work NJ the fair.
4-That envelopes bo provided for
pupils monthly report 10 parents.
b-IhM the committee on buildings be
requested To look into the feasibility OF
securing another room for the Third
school from Mr.. Sinclair, 10 aocommo-
date the overflow a. the school.
d-'fhal the building committee DO re-
qnesiei 10 look into the pTaciicabillty Of
securing tho African NJ. T.. church for
use Of the Rlnh school, whore the crowd
ing Of pupils N excessive,
That IN such primary schools AS are
oNor-crowdct halt day sessions bo an
lhorlzod and limited II possible to chill
dren " tho first grader that in case nj
such half day sosslonS, tho anernoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

sell Lowell by Edward Everett Hale.
A number Of anecdotes Of Lowell are
incorporated In the body OF rominis-
cUnces and criticism, aud, receiving
publicity now for the first time, give
the article a plquancy which II could
not otherwise pOssess. a fine portrait
u Lowell IN his study, taken just
before his death, forms the ffonlispiece
u the magazine. A new feature has
Just been introduced In the Notc Eng.
land IL Il, "In n Corner at Dodsley's."
a gossip about writers aud books by
Walter Blackburn Harto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

The Beat Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal. Rhouu,,
Fever, S9rea, letter, Chhppcd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, aud All Skin Erup-
tions, and positively Guns Piles, or no
pay required. II T. guaranteed to rive
perfect satisfaction, or money rofnnied,
Price . oente yer box. For sale by A.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

The Home. Maker, a high. class house.
hold publication, begins IL fourth year
most ausplciously with tho October
number. Every cultured LADY must be
interested In IT, ilne illustrated literary
articles aud home'art, domestic, fashion
and other departments, while II should
be remembered that the magazine IL
the official exponent Of the Federated
Womou's Clubs Of America. Follow
Ing are the leading features In the Oc-
to6er magazine; The Oli van Rinse
latr Mansion where Yankee Doodle"
was composed); Married atthe County
Fair, story; Harvard Annex, Illus.
tn,ci; Home Making IN Parlsi poems
hy Clinton Scollard, ltolla Cooke,
Henry Cleveland Wood, eic, The edi.
torlnl 10y ME. Jenny June" Crolyl,
Art AT Home, with tho House wife,
Fashions, Correspondence aud Qler'
o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

Messfs. ID. Appleton & Co. announce
the publication on October ist Of the
Ediih Doctor, by Ed Egglestou.
author NJ "rhe Circuit RIDER" "rhe
HoOsier Schoolma-iVr." etc. The
remarkable favor with which the Fdiih
DOc,oT has been received VA the cuurte
ofthc serial publication In the Century
magazine " sufficient guarantee Of the
cordial reception which will be given
to this mastetly work when published
In book form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

How riastefrrs DO without y Doctor.
Every trade has H. special physic.
This Is true In conversation q surgeon
remarked that few things gave more
pain. attended with 10 much danger. rs
some particles Of lime dust IN the eye.
A gentleman standing by remarked,
And yet such an accident D. Of daily oc.
cufrvnco. is attended with hardly amy
danger. and h most easily treated. :"
"How aof came @ chorus OF voices.
"Wcll, will tell YOU was brought
up TO ihc trade OF plastcrur. u ceiling
plasicrr You may not know that the
hnnl layer upon % good ceiling 10 a!mcat
pure lime. The pllsieror stands upon q
platform and lays un thc paste. Il falls
up0n him In every direction. aud. olpe.
rially " he Is now hand. often a aplai
isr falls right into Dis eye When ho
gets accustomed 20 the work tho cyelid
tooms to get usad 10 % too. aud seems 10
close automatically In self defense
Directly such an accident occurs a
fellow workman takes mouthiul uf
wafer from the nearest pail-nnd there
H always % raIliul " water hauly-opcna
the eye na wide rs putibIo and squirti
with an hts force the contents Of his
mouth against the oychall. This im.
mciiatcly cOola tho limo and also drives
10 out 81 the oyc. Simple remedy. isn't
Il, and cmineuily PRACTICAL Bat You
sec q mans eye would be- burned out
long before ho could reach the nearest
octorHH-Nrw York Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

The best remedy for o butting ram q 20
cut hia head on. A light board tied over
ms eyes however, viii IN some cases stop
hls mischief by hinieHug him from Gee.
Ing straight ahead Of him.
The Poland China breed II hogs owes
much of &c. prominence la this country
10 Mr. l.. y Bouhan, Oi Ohio.
a splendid herd Of the best jersey
cows iu America, gathered frum all parts
OF the country. will furnish compost.
tive milk and butter tcst nj the Worlds
fair Il will be- interesting 10 know
whether the eastern or western Jersey
will take Che prize.
The most magnificent live stock ever
exhibited In the country Is being dis.
played NJ the agricultural fair this
season. breeders feed that e will pay
them 20 have the best possible stock Of
all kind. ard make known that they
have H..
During the lr.i seven months Of thi,
year i,iie,Ji9 cattle were slaughtered -
Chicago. while jij.iGs were shipped
away to be killed elsewhere Tho 6cs:
grades OF cattle arriving at Chicago arr
bought by the dressed beef men or az,
thippcd east.
The old, old story Is repeated in
Alaska The native population Of that
territory has diminished by 5000 In tho
last decade whalers say that the white
mans whisl;y has done It. The whole
population Of Alaska is $1,000. OF which
l,sOO are white Wherever civilized
man comes In contact with tho savage
the wild man learns tho vices OF tho
superior race instead Of its virtues and
mcla away under their whitening power