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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Equalization Of Pail. Kesrny womsn's

ss'ofday branch OF the WopAns Relief
49, 's. e'hiiAry ~ the GraBd Array Of tho he
- -. vas 1fsaniIod Ia tina elty ailh d CHARTER
Il lDofsiip u tsonty- three.
4 ~ sVhv hWf past efforts have been making
SNS q se4l-0fseaize1 corps IA tiiis city, snd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
RALrIMoRE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 2O.-Beef cattle-Market
fairy active, but values fully l4c lower. Best
beeyes, 44.a5 1-l0c; generally rated first
quality, 4a494c: medium. %tiafc.; ordinary
2a294;.; most sales at from y. 30 iilc Receipts
l,sG1 head; sales, 1881 head. The receipts OF
sheep and lambs this week wer0 1900 head
Sheep, 2a2I4c.; lambs, 319s5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 20.-Baltmore and ohio, TIA
20: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists,
1O2AlU3l6 10. % incomes, 20 o!d; do. 81 III
comes. OalO; On5olidated gas stock, "a bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Very Likely 1t Was.

Westlake: Was Miss Hittit charmed
with your account of your fishing trip?
Harkins Very much, | think. for she
said, How romantic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
ANOTHER UI}lDENp.

To-day. in session IN th's city, PRESIDENT nsd,
wick Uresiding, the RO1ri Of Directors found
from his annual report sufficient funds IN the
treasury from the years earnings Of the rOa1'
under his management 10 declare another dlVl-
dend of per .eut. payable on aud sfter Sop
tember lat to "a stockhOlie fs Of record August
LIST. which will result In another SEQ 10 TO the
State treasury, besides ,aGes paid to u ny the
above rlnd. md VIII stili leave surplus TINS
wear Of over $4,000 in thc treasury OF the r,a1.
These facts carry tho'r own comment ana
should silence every tongue that would utter
word Of disparagement against an administra-
ton that has resulted 30 benehclally 70 tue prl-
yate ,ockhOlIor5 and 20 tho state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. &e.. and tia
Weather Indications
fBS telegraph to tho Dispatch

-, WASHINGTON, d: C., July 2o.-Fors-
Iran cast for twenty-iour ho1rs-tron mid
'hh might to midnight-ior Virginia: Gene
f|rnlly fair weather southeesterly winds
Fer North Carolina; Fair weather ex-
cept in southern portion; local showers; cast
erly winds warmer IN extreme southern por-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

FLoUR.-We quote: Fine s2as2.2j; super
fine, S2.25aS2.j0: extra, S3as12o family
Is 9OaS4.IO patent, s4.35asi.o0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
VIRGINIA NAyI I,5! ITO )

' CoMPANYs JAAEs-RlvEke..ea -
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Oid f,.., i.,d.
port News, Claremopt, and James ny r.,sIx
incs, ard connecting 80 Old Poiat spd
Tor Washington, Baltimore, sod the N V.sn .,oxn
sTEAMER ANlhL LkANSs hiSh
EVERY MONDAY, MEDNksDAi' Az"
FRIDAY AT 7 A. 81 .o
Electricians diiect To wharf. fWs ps.aS
and 81 10 Norfolk. Portsmouth, Vi L". a..
And Newport News Music by Otsn' W.
C. esirlOn. ., ..t.....
r. e,ght received daily for aboye-nained places
an an points Ia Eastern Virgins anu So'l"
toiina. - ,,,,.,>s xveTsfcRR
81 i.s.i,aot rupsrsntsnGeof.
Cene,.i oeIcos: Planters Bsns Building
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
rIIF MORMON AGENTS.
LATTER OF FIGHTING THEM
f 't.,,eseD BY DoVeaAssoClATioN.
.-,.,.,., Relief Fund-Ststc of the
essreaes-Sunday-sehoois ana
tho OfphanagN.

,.r.rsnal exercises Of the morning
..t.rDover Association yesterday
.f..,cl hy Rev W. 7. Jolly.
,rra,sr announced the Auditing
a> follows. 7. Il. Elicit, Isaac
...C %. Vaughan.
....-j Taylor made some remarks
...ucw orS OF the Sunday. School
.... Board. lie spoke of the SIX
DID. operating IN Hanover conn
... +he CHRISTIANS were sighting
Gu. sword Of the Spirit Fol
-..rarks p collection vas taken
rr. low NJ IN building n Sunday
10 his community.
..rt' presented the report OK
.. Committee, which was
IT, Warren offered resolution
I'D. thanks az the association 20
.t...te.. Cor reduced rates and 10
....l.u f.rIcft4 Tor fholr Kind hos
... CONTINUOUSLY ADOPTED
Preferred o. 90" deatA ~ Row.
...... ...f.rl since the last session,
...r.ta committee De- appointed
I ..,,t. Ncy q. vs.. Hart Rev. J.
.. r.I Row n. b. Wood we're APP
.rU-.r ou Obituaries
u.s. ..sl. or 1lF cuCgcuEs.
r Oh, sietr o' The churches was
-,1.ar. VA. mo report NON
= .r..t fa- tho urs' time in many
.t.r-re- u the sssoriRt,on except
....... - fr-stpu.
... 1.-.l..oi Nv Eov. Dr. Whit
b. .f the work o. The Fulton
...f .ts lsRo'. ~ iou o. remember
r.- trqvrrs atd contributions.
Nool toir'rr1 90 the progress
.ir .hIru.s during the past yc9r'
... ra Nur1ru a. CvangciiZing the
...-t Iu.l fhc pastor heart
..t-s.I Ie Nkel The oI1-umc pro.
...- rrI to shopli Ike 90 SOC an
"41r among the pastors bY
.....- sluIll help tho other iu these
.. rt filv upon the professional
..I. not % oct 90 the evangelist
asat tar churches O. roly tpO much
H..s said ne believed that tho
.lrcr Co. count converts ana
.l enough about thcir bong COO
f.nlnI Harrison said that tho
.t 9. lrprgi more upon tho Holy
... 'f.ri 90 t.ui.
. ls.. SAID TIE report was worry
rt.-oEs INTRODUCED.
t... digestion q D-. PIT no pastors who
... u..,r.hu0n since IN" last s".-
...-I 81 iIH body. They wcr0
.-. E.y. S. rs. NcHfe, pastor IL
..... ..u.Is BOO lurk county; k"v. u.
,u.ussN ""i sharon chul hes;
"..sU N1ut,u .I1 Mt. Pleasant
..I.u Do. o., ttTftt- venue, Rev. !.
.....1. street: kov. 3d. a. Eagby, Clay
.N e.. dolly. .Iph-~trret, ana
r.tul. West Point
...-t .u state % the churches was
rt.e on limo. Place. snl Pro1rter
g.. la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
GRAM OFFICERS.
SUCCESSFUL ADMINISTRATION.
The A. and y. G. u. II. Board OF Directors
Declares Dividend of Per Cent.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
GOIDsUOBo, y. c., July 2O.-One year ago.
when the present Board Of Directors OF the
Atlantic and North Carolina railroad under tho
superb administration OF President ChadTicE,
declared = per cent. DIVIDEND Oh the entire
capital STOCK Of the company resulting III q
revenue Of : ~, 800 to the state IRON nor STOCK
I'm the rond, it was the marvel OF the year pc
cause this road. which hsi been operated iOr
thirty-three years under passing adminlsra-
tons Of more or less business sagaclty ana IN
thrifty times, had never before declared "a
diyiaond. aud all hope OF ia ever declaring one
under State management had long sluee
vanished frOm the minds OF even the most san
gltuc. HIt there Il wGs, DIVIDEND Ot per
cent and II TOOK $4,000 IN round numbers To
pay f. leaving, howevor, still $4,000 IN the
treasury OF the company, ani ms aiter Duylhs
ana paying cash Tor Two 0ne new locomotives
two new nrst-class lassenger-cars, superb
parlor-chair car. twenty ireIght-cars, ana many
other substantial imprOyemonts' ana an OF the
floating Indebtedness 81 tie road handen uONh
from former administrations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Mr.. CHARLES M. SMITH.
Death Of This WeIl-Known Young Man
FuncraIs Of 7Ir. Bupry ard Mrs. Pellet.


Funerals Of Mr.. Dupry ard Mrs. Pellet.
Mr.. Charles moore smith, son Of Mr. II. NJ.
smith ana brother OF eX-COmmonwealths -
Auorney Harry ". smlth, liei yesterday morn
iug AT the residence o.. Mrs Workman, Gu east
cary strcet. where ne rO0ucd. Mr.. smith Tds
takcu 10 uesday evening lus' after coming out
OF "a bath, and nls death was caused 10y cOhges-
ton OF the brain. lie wHs born IN tins city Feb
ruary -. 1891, AMI wa educated at IN" nj
Scrsity Of Virginia, where he took the degree Of
G. h. and NJ. l.. lie mad been con-
uccicd with several OF the leading rail-
roads 81 the country, including the Chesapeake
ana Ohio aul The Louisville AMI NhshVhie'
tri an tho titnc Of Ma Ieatu was auperntond-
iur the construction If the building OF the Alien
A Giuter Branch of the American IObh COM
pnfy al the corner of Seycuth aud AIRY streets.
Nr smith wa "a man ~ rather retiring DISPOSE
ZION. a close student, ana had a bright futlre
before him. lie leaves wife ana ono chl'a,
the funeral VIII take place iroW "racr-Stt'e'
Presbyterian church a. . O'Clock tns afternoon,
and the following viii tie the IGii-peareis
Messr-. Charles VI. Branch. George A. Lathtop'
KicuHri N. smith. Monte Workman. Albert
Bruce. Walter Conc, Merritt CrcnshaW, ana
p0lham Barksial'.
FUNERAL OF SIR. T.. y. DJFUH.
Tho funeral of Mr. Powhatan +. Dupuy will
take place from Grace street Presbyterian
TINS FRIDAY morning al $50 o'clock Follow
ing is Il ii4t OF toe pail bearers: Dr. C.. W. T.
Brock. =. g.. Iuslcy Hugh Blair. Thomas Elliott,
A. vs. Archer. j. &. Joplin, ii. L. Clarke. John
/. Purcell. John Gruru-, dunlu@ Il. Mosby. d.
Jud f. ~ GOD. y. lalley. Fhinp haXal' bar
Boiling. Manu- =. Qulr.r-, PoiK Miller James /.
Gray, AIOph Dld, Otway :. Aleu- ana Dr.
SuieTs George.
lne funeral Of Mrs. Susan Pellet Will take
place from the First prcsbytenan church at 900
o'clock TINS afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear and pleasant. Tho skies were cloar al
midnight
Range Of the thermometer OF the 'front.' door OF
the DISPA rCu OFFICE yesterdAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
MONEY EASY.

The ease In money on CALL the moderate im-
portattons Of gold and the increasing exports u
grain exercised a favorable Influence on the
market. The buying Of fractional lots OF stOcSs
for Investment continues, and the transfer
ofnces Of leading railroad corporations are Kept
busy in breaking up full lots into certificates TOR
odd lots. Among tue specialties Pullman
Jumped 3}l TO 156 and American Tobacco ! TO
81. but the latter Afterwards broke TO 5Sl6.
Manhattan rose so 10 1919. anu left OIL 1884.
The transactions aggregated 247 900 shares, In
Guiding $4,000 unlisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
The CharIcstons Win Again.


SrArNrov. VA. July @O.-Iho stanton Ath-
letics aal the Charleston ~. W., toys crossed
bats here this afternoon. Both teams played
f0r blood and most exciting game was won ~
tho ninth inning py tho Cunricstons, the ncOrc
standing Is 20 . In tho iatters favor. Tho
Charleston team has "A record Of twenty -nine
gamos out of thirty four. lncy viii meet the
Forest lIiu boys In Richmond tomorrow.
Batteries: StauutoDs-fry and Scherer;
Charlc,tous-LcmOn and Eisey Umpire,
IufcLn-Mn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Il1p-.ed Cou.tltutionaI Amendmsnt.

>. b'l Bigger. Cler1 OF the House Of
'r q Virginia, 90 yesterday delivered 10
H ttl. newspaper ana mailed 70 GER
moo .DAelapai offices "a Virginia copies
... .ftlu-rt constitutional amendment on
&c col trials i1r prtt iarcsny. 4 copy
.f.i.-si aWeadmcGt viii be published
'-"-Yaprf published iu each Of tho cities
i.iH0nWrHlth having more than 10000
-..- orc" week for three consecutive
4 ~ Jus % the time ~ choosing the
40 'ae General Assembly, whicn Is on
+...lty succeeding TOE nfst Monday D. No
'-. 1904, no nfst publicatiDu Will appear
...ff Gay than August 30 next and be cOu-
once w,ok uutii n IL published for the
49, .''ae -tafcs consecutive months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
TIE DIAMOND.
4 Game This Afernoou-New Club Or
RaniH0d.

Rnnizod.
This afternoon NJ O'Clock the Forest iiill team
Slll meet tho sluggers from Charleston, W. Va.
aud the game Wiz DO one Of the most interesting
a the season. Tho yisitug nine Ia the strongest
IN West Virginia. And there IS little doubt That
they Will give tho liui!-strcct cherubS dcspo-
rate tussic. Several members Of the visiting
tenn are from Cincinnati.
Tho Manchester cub Is without doubt the
finest IN the Quafri-Chy League. While the
Petersburg Farmers are ahead o. them In per-
ccntnRe, tho CheruOs hayo really won the great
{ number Of games. OF course. when they left
the grounds Of rho Cockttc ttty last week tho
umpire swnrcc1 tue -ontest 20 their opponents,
and that is me way the Farmers came to be the
champions The MGuchestenaus will have
Eew twitler to-day, and thcy expect him = 90
won1ors II rs said that the prodigy pitches a
marvellous curve.
The enemies ~ speed, more politely known ne
tho trlogTagt messenger TOYS, have organized
baseball tcatu. The following are tho young
etrrs WAC COMPOSE she niue W. Terry, catcher
$50 rctaryJ: ~. johnson, pitcher; x. DuEc, short
stop; &. Cannon, fr-t base; ". Richardson, &C.
COud base; C. ErhO tbird base aud captaini r.
Solar left ned; a. Wells. centre mold y. Hicks.
right field; j. Wuoiiou. tenth man; A. Morgan
eleventh man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
EDUCATIONAL.
AaR 4 r AND

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
v MECHANICAL COLLEGE. az Blscksears'
Va twenty-five Instructors saorousny-
equipped shops, laboratories, and innrmsfy'
Farm OF 33s acres. Steam heating aad electric
lights ia dornltores. Degree courses W. Agr
Electrical Englneering. Applied Chemistry ano
General Science. Shorter courses m frscsns
Agriculture AMI Practical Mechanics Iy,ss
cost for session Of nine months, inciadine tuum
and other fees clothing, board washins tss<
BOOKS. medical attendsace, esc.). about sl.D
Cosi 10 state students. e14J. Next session pc
gins SEPTEMBER 81, 1898. For csta'os"e
apply to }. NJ hcBRYDg, Pm. D., L.Is n.,.
IN lS-St fTostoons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

WaEAr.-LOngberry G5a6oc. Mixed. G3a6Sc.
Snortberry. GOa6cc No. 2 red, &c.
CORN White, primo Virginia, bag lots ola
NO. No = white, ole. No. , mixed, 49c.
OATS-No. : nixed, 35Iaa36c. ; No. mixed,
341sa35c-
RYE.-JSa60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
~ \ aox o. 1osACco.


tcitc" Court.
l If.r ana William Godfrey, young
r... charged in tue Police Court
coming with stealing box of To-
B.. I Nave. Witnesses testified that
...a won't iato the factory II Mr..
..-t rect ncsr Niue .eUnih, CA Wee
.I aI1t..lk she package ~ manu-
t... "r. Mayo was told about thc
.4.slt Du1ffry with the ua'aago IN
3. Nts also faicl tuAt Foster
.Ir tl. u'frr msn did the decd. bOin
. t.r .saul Jury 90 the hustngs
-... Hs- also tyui Ou Tor carry Ihs u
t.4r.u.
COS .r..or.'Y Wns taxed 500 aud
....H. ~. Erb.usoa.
tt.- tae required tO give security IN
H tiJJ Tor thtty days FOR drunken
'. H.r.fy rtrur- james SOFT Win a beer
-- .'t ".- .A8rse1 600 Tor his tuu.
e.-. 10 H. # I-trr, charged with drunken
md .,tUf. rug VIII Policeman Harris, Was
''.-.. -.t.l tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
old DO VI | n - n
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI-wEEKLY FOR NEW YORK.

old MINION
~ " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NNrG TRIwEEKLY FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Riehmond
N %EVERY TUESDAY, WEDN b.
DAY, and FRIDAY a. o'clock a.
~ NanIfeat closed one hour before sailing Tuna.
staamsrs leave New York from Pier ~, North
Riyer' Tor Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY. and SATURDAY at 8 y. M arriving IN
Klchmond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ara Fhi'
DAY MORNINGS. ,.......,
Passenger Rcc0mm01flohs uhsufpass"-
Cabin fare 20 New York Qnclgding meals .,.
and borth) uta James-riyer route ~ w
Round-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days an
after date Of issue. ............''.'' ~ ~ ~
Steerago fare. with Subsistence. .......-. y ~
.Steerago fare. without subsistence . w
Cabin fare uid Chesapeake and Onlo ralls
WAY and RichmOpd and Petersburg ~,
railroad tickets limited TO Tour days.. - W
ROund-trip tickets Olnited othlrty Jays 10 "
Tickets can no obtained At Richmond ifhn>tot
Company's, 90l east Nam street; therapoeA'
gnd ohio and Richmond and Psiersburs dspO.s'
and a. the cOmpanys 0fico, 1901 Main s1eos'
aud wharf, Rockets. ,..,,..
Freight forwarded and through bills Of 1alihs
issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until L. VI -.
passeugers leaving Richmond on NONpArs,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and hhlt Ne
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway se's
Negport News) At 3 y. N. and by the kicnmo.e
and Petersburg railroad same days AZ giN Y.
NJ will make connection at NOkfOLh WILL
steamer leaving those dAya
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents.
No. 1901 Main street,
,oz,I and eomD.ny's wharf, Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Rocky Fiount Defeats Florence.
rAr...rl ,nlnrrnrn In tho DIanafth.l

ROCKY MOIST, y. G.. July 20.-lhe Florence,
q. C.J ana Rocky n cunt baseball toans crossed
bat- TO-DAY VIII the following result; flOrcnco,
] Rocky Mount $. Tho same clubs play hero
tomorrow ana saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
yrIRGINIA COLLFGE FOR YOUNG

VIRGINIA COLLEGE FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
ROANOKE, VA,
opens SEPTEMBER IA, 1898 Magnificent new
buildings. among the finest tn tho South. Al
modern improvements. New pianos and furni-
ture. Campus tan acres Grand mountain
scenery; in tho Valley OF Virginia famed for
health. European and American teschers
Full course. Advantages In music and art un-
excelled. one Of the most attractive and bean
titul college homes IA the south. For catalogue
address the president.
VA HARRIS. ID. D.,
o. q sa,d8OtCvfOsl Roanoke. Va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21

morphine TO hls girl-wlic, Helen Nell
son Pots, who was then n student ut
the Comstock school on West Foriieih
street, and that no gave hor the drug
with murderous intent. His wife
died. After long aud tedious trial
the case went TO the jury, which,
after long session, returned
n verdic, Of guilty Of muir
der In tho first degree. A motion
for new trial was made and argued
and on Thursday last was overruled,
Monday the 10th being set for som
tenco, which was passed as previously
stated.
The motive for the killing, as given
oy the prosecuting attorney. was, Har.
ris told Miss Sccfiel1 that rather than
have II known that he was married to
Helen Potts he would kill her and
then himself That was In June.
Wnou the girl had been buried he
called on Mrs. Potts 10 get the papers
which showed that her daughter had
been married to Harris. The prosecu-
tors address throughout was 30 simple
In manner anu no unaffected that the
effect OF the very dramatic events was
heightened.
Harris was book agent, an actor In
the Paul Kavar company and subse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21

THE ZANE wire which brought n
whole newspaper column OF particu'
lars concerning the last debauch aud
the death OF Squire Abingdon-a
sport, gambler and blackIcg with the
single grace OF generosity and the luck
OF woalth-gave six small, meager
lines TO the taking of Of ex.united
States Senator Armstrong who was at
least not disreputable in the eyes OF
men or the law; and yet there arises In
some minds tho query, what In the
world did the decrepid Associated
Press want to waste 70 much space on
Armstrong ioil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
MIR. RYAN REPLIES.
generations.

As was TO be xpeoted-only II was
expected earlier-SuperinteDdent Ryan
comes to the defense Of the street lab
orers spoken Of In Saturdays NEWS.
In communication to the Tribune
this morning Mr.. Ryan shows that
some OF the mems muscles aro soft,
that their hands are bllstered, that the
tamping bar Ia heavy, the soil sticky
andthe work real hard, none Of which
Ia denied. He also says II lisa case Of
making haste slowly, which is quite
incontrovortible. Those who have
thus been put TO labor and walt In the
last ten days tie, we are In.
formed, men who have been recon-
mended TO him because Of the destitu.
ton OF their families or men working
out their water assessments, and this
Will not be- disputed because we don't
know what percentage Of the force was
put on during that time; not very
large one, We suspect, and will ask the
superintendent TO candidly advise ~ Of
three things: Are not the majority
OF those thus ut work men
who are either single or have
no family here7 Are they not
mainly men who were under an
engagement, express or implied, to the
city before the time spoken OF IL not
fcalty to the Liberal party AN indis.
pcnsable prerequisite. and about the
only one, to obtaining such employ
ment Mt all7
Mr. Ryan's suggestion that the editor
Of the NEWS and other "kickers" take
OF their coats and work sin the
trenches" for AN hour TO nee how II
goes would DO apt and timely were It
not for tho fact that the NEWS and
the other people spoken OF are doing
their iull share toward keeping up the
fund out o. which the working men
and Mr.. Ryan also are paid. II ia
hardly fair 10 ask us 10 supply the
sinews Of war ana our own slnews too
-is II, now?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
THE HARRIS CASE.

Carlyle w. Harrls, the convicted
murderer OF his young wife In New
York, was yesterday sentenced to DO
put to death by means OF electricity
during the week commencing May $.
All probabilities are that the sentence
will be carried out, though there is
strong sentiment In Harris favor In
New York city and Governor Flower
will be besieged with applications for
q pardon or at least Communication OF
the sentence. The pathetic feature OF
the case was the condemned mans
mother peralstently endeavorlng,i In the
face OF the most Illuminating rebulls
at times, to obtain evidence that would
secure him new trial, but nil to no
purpose.
AS the case IL a celebrated one and
has been before the public ~ long that
It's earlier details are forgotten by the
majority OF the people, We herewith
append the record OF ii:
The preliminaries were begun before
Recorder Smyth Ia Part Ill OF the
Court of General Sessions, on January
IAN, 1892. The work OF getting Il
Jury was tiresome one, and was not
com pleted until the evening OF Janu.
Any 18th. The trial began In earnest
on tho morning Of January 10Th. The
prosecution wns conducted by Assist
ant District Attorney Wellman. Mr..
Wellman stated that he would prove
conolusively that on February lst,
1891, Harris administered u q upntity oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
INCIDENTS IN TEMPLE HISTORY.
A reliable correspondent writes US
this morning az follows;
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When Bishop briggs called on Henry
standish tho other day Tor tho purpose OF
obtaining the names Of those VINO wished
10 attend tho dedication of tho Tomplo,
he told him that ho had In his possession
remnant OF tho pick that was used In
tho hands OF President Brigham Young
In striking the inst blow that broke tho
ground for the foundation OF the Temple.
IL seemed TO please Brother Siandish very
much to think that he Ind lived 10 SEQ
tho Tomple completed and to be- privi-
Logged TO give In his name to attend the
dedication.
Tho NEWS Il Of opinion that the
collection OF relies such rs tho one
above spoken OF, and certainly the
collection OF Information concerning
them, would DO fruitful, interesting
and timely labor At tho present time.
AS men measure time and make
history, forty years IL only brief span.
Yet among those who assisted In the
breaking OF tho ground and the laying
OF the corner stones OF the Salt Lake
Temple, there are comparatlvely few
left, even OF those who witnessed those
ceremonies there remain not many;
and II all were gathered together who
laborod upon the structure Ia Its earlier
stages or who personally know Of incl.
dents connected Herewith, they
would not constitute so very large an
assembly.
The contemplation OF the joyous
event which the 5sints will celebrate
on the 9th OF next month ought to
cause them to think lovingly Of the
veterans who are now 80 rare. In the
interest OF history these should be-
asked and encouraged to imp art and
indite bits OF experience in connection
with the Temple that would otherwise
DO lost. All that pertains to II nj
any stage OF Its construction II sure
TO find welcome In the hearts and
memories OF tho people. The News
will gladly open Its columns TO the
publication OF any and all authentic
information OF this character and In
vites contributions from every person
who Ia in possession Of facts, especially
such as have never before been printed,
that ought to be pfeserved.