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The sun., 1893-07-16
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ii i,s .sro2t No. 1sa 10
William Lain. Monticello. and Dr.. A. Il. Baldwin Nor.
CORRESPONDENCE.
A. s. r., Middletown. NJ Y-THE Sun regrets no. hnv.
Ing credited vii the correct solution Of No 14O
\ Aaguire 2.o55 Brandywine street, Philadelphia.
Edwin II Baldwin Prof \: q. p. Ryerhead Thanks
wardedto Tnn Sun is OF value. a.much 1t was
published years ago. There are several editions OF
vii beeomo ms@Ses OF the Ss@ wye YSrt p st"sa xaa
ss ysS e19 Yosse ensss tas a
swer tow r. r. A. b. Hodges. snug Harbor. staten
Yates. Jersey Cty-The dues to the Manhattan Chess
Club are $40 to bo paid IN quarterly inasalmen OF
f-K PIX q R.HknS. KeH8ss % s. N'M BKtb ReF PE
Qa THIS 10 called tho steinitz defence to tho Ruy
sSs BnH s s.Ps
Il" New Yori-s-K would not answer
CHESS IN MIDoCEAN.
John " Baird. the local chess expert, and Il. s.
games board OF the Aurana on their voyage to u.
rope Az were won by Baird The latter sent the sec.
ond game t" Tnk sUs. which is as fellows:
The sun., 1893-07-16
OUR CHESS CoRNER.

PROBLEM NO. 143-BY R. srErNwEo OF BERLIN.
GERMANY.
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The sun., 1893-07-16
THEY WHO WALK May ride,
RIDD THI BEST


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tired bicycle Ills not
u amour We selling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
Holiday Windows.
Tho Showing That Is by the City Merchants this


The mercantile establishments Of
this city are putting ON their gay
attire for the holidays, aud present "A
pleasing and interesting picture 60
many Thousands Of Observers. By
comparison with last years. display 50
cannot DO said that generally the eX.
hibits made nfe 70 elabofatelyisrranged
or 20 gAily ornamenled rs were the
show windows ola year ago. There T.
one feature, however which comes
we'll TO tho front this season, and Is
ully in accord with the times, sud
that Ia the practical character VI the
articles for sale. There IL less Of the
tawdry anu tinsel aud more utility
manifest In the displays made. This
isastea forward, Tor holiday present.,
down 10 the toys u She children
should he VI n practical ami usefui
character.
The window and store displA ~ are
20 many and varied that II would MOI
be practicable 10 note them all, though
a few In different lines may DO called
hence in their particular branch.
Asis usual the big display HInd1ws
Of u. T.. NJ. T., on East Temple street,
arr made the subleC u Art ursIgus Oi
varied character, MADE up from the
extensive stock VI tho mammoth IN.
suiuiiOn; while the interior 0l tho
building does not fall behind In ~
tasty arrangement. a more elaborate
al NH.
another part q this issue 0f tue NEWS
"silk house." 20 10 81 Fiul South
street, are also n feature u special at
traction. They are beautifully AT.
ranged, presenting 10 advantage thu
great variety OF delicately tinted
articles exhibited. The interior Of the
store II decorated Ia harmony with
the show ut the entrance, the whole At
mosphefe ~ tho place bearing witness
10 tic high quality Of goods carried
there. The oniefpriso shown Ia this
institution marks It's proprietor ~ ont
Of the most capable OF caterers Tor the
public taste.
r. Aucthach & Bros large East
Temple street establishment is another
place where the richness VI the display
exhibits tasteful elegance. one Of
the three big show windows IL devoted
10 great variety VI toys aud Ufna'
mental presents, while the Others make
an equally attractive show In more
staple articles. On entering the place
ouo is impressed by the Immense dis.
play OF merchandise Ia almost every
conceivable line.
The latge establishment Of the Walker
Brothers a Fylor company his most
Of Ne windows fitted up In elegant
style with the vafiuue glasses o. bar.
gain goods. la one window the corner,
The display h hardly completed, r..
curing few hours finishing touches,
when II will be- thu browning object Of
the whole exhibition. Inside the store
all available space n taken up BY good
IN endless variety, hut 10 carefully anu
conveniently arranged No 10 convey a
good impression Of the perfect order
essential In such an Institution.
Henry Dinwo0dey's great establish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
Basalt Items.

BAsALr, Idaho, Dec. lg.-This week
has been phenomenal for fine wealth.
or. The two storm champions, Boreas
and Neptune, have been on short
visit 10 the old countries. They may
come to this place beiore Christmas,
no they are very fond OF idaho.
IL the supervisors Of the road up
north would be ne particular about
repairing Of the roads M they ate whom
the day arrives for them 10 receive
their pny We should have less to COM
plain Of.
Brother Larson has occupied his now
building on the town site. As isa
custom here at Ba.Rlt TO have = dance
In newly erected buildiugs, there was
one In this case, The night was very
cold and the house likewise. Young
Sister Nellie Crofta took u severe cold,
which re,ulIed In temporary loss Of
speech. She was on the dramatic pro.
gram Tor prominent part In play for
Christmas, but 1 think IL will be i'm.
possible for her voice 10 return 70 soon
"Aher JOY comes eotrow," as a
young mau who attended a dance on
Friday night could say. lie took u
cold coming home aud was very glad
10 be- doctorvd by his sister the next
day,
ODE COnlu" has visited this section
q the country, think, as the young
people are all getting strong.
As there IL such a small assortment
OF mail at this place anu at Shelly, the
mail train wen past the post NJ these
two places and lett the mail bag hang
ing,
We were pleased 10 receive the news
Of Utah's step toward statehood.
sailors are more safe on the ocean In
storm than ART the people Of London
or other great cities, Tor " wave
comes on board the ship anu man IA
dtonched he can be- dried easily, but II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
ABSOLUTELY F9UnE

one Of tho Ii0ndun chimney poiF,
Eclghiny about fiiiv plunds, drop
rom it, quarters and l. landed nau}
ones heat the sflair 10 not very un'
c1urngins,uspocinlly n the individuaP'
head IL any ways sDi.
Homo reIiug nj this placu on .'in'
day is SIN the practice by the b1yH
Parents should teach .As.r children
something auout resting ON tine 5iV'
bath Jay for the animals 90 least
LmNnlNEl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Whoth5r you buy or not.
como and soc tho mdgnifiCont
display Of Cards Books and
numerous Novelties, suitable
Tor holiday gifts, at tho Utah
Book and Stationary Co.. 10
Mccormick Block, and Toys Il
tho Branch Store, 81 Main
StrnnI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

I offer my complete ami selected
stock OF watches aud juwelry, AZ prices
lower than any other JeNeler In the
city. II choice go1Is will suit your
taste, my prices viii suit your purse.
j. :, JENSEN,
20 T.. First South, doors wcsl of the
IAtAtTp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
oHnIsThAs AND NEw YEARS
HOLIDAYS.
EHenr.Ion no unlon rneInc.

For the h.lidsya tue Union Pacific
viii sell excursion tickets ut rate Of one
fare for the round trip 10 any point In
Utah, also O. any point on the Union
Pacific system outside Of Uah within
distance Of 800 milts, and to all points
In Colorado.
Tickets TO be sold Dec. 28rd, g4,h,
Goth, 3Oth, 3lst, eud January let, good
lot return until Jan, An,
Tickets sold 10 Colorado points Will
DO good Tor return until Jan. 10TH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

During the Holidays a T1und tflp
rate " sg5 vii. bo made to Denver
Colorado Springs or Pueblo 10y the Rio
GfhnIr Western Railway. Call nt
ticket IN "a 80. 10 W. Second South
Tor ALI .HlLguNuIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Buy " lts. sugar for 81.
g. lbs. nue faisinB iUr 2jc.
4" "a lus. cleaned ouffHnts Tor s5c.
lns. lemon reel tor SOC.
10. Java coffee for .jc.
" To-. choice f.. b. tea iur 95c.
+" 10. Young japan Tor Toe.
Az salt L1Hu Equitable Coop,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

II you have not paid your water
tAKts you can save money by calling At
Canuona efice, room as2 Consultation
Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

The Cullen Hoiol open, on tho
European plan, rates $500 aud $3.50
peT day. George Cuilens, Assignee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

To tho young iaob PozIonps Com.
plexion Powder gives freshsr charms,
10 the Old renewed youth. Try IL. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

T.. w. Tatlock be- iamoved his law
office from rooms Oh o., constitution
Bulldog 70 rooms 2ll, az, Harm 20
BuiiIiu..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Hgh'esi ptiuc IAiI TOT county war
rants ami city time ckrCks.
n. AuEWBAUH n BRO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

The JAs, e.. Mcdonald randy 90.
Are mAklng a liberal offer 60 thpir
customers Tor tho next thirty days. An
oler that has had no precedeDce In
thls city or territory. Investigate for
yourselves aud be convinced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

hoou's aud only Hoad'.
hoOd's sarsapa-liA 10 carefully pre-.
pared from sarsapsrilla, DandeliOn,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsossewa, Juniper
Berries aud other we'll known rem.
tdies, by n peculiar combination,
proportion anu process, giving to
hoodh sarsapatilla curative powers
MOI posatsseu by other medicines. It
ELECTS remarkable cures when other
Preparations fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

W.. Harvey, J,-ugoof The Peace
2ls MAJ. Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Watches and Jewelay CHEAP for
eash. Flnewntch repairing specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
(}O0I.i !. H 1.;'' ! Sons.
its g. MAIN
Telephone pa.

Get your Abstracts Of Title at tho
County Recorders Office. lhoy are
made directly from the Original records
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Chicago Liquor House gives the beet
goods for the Least Money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Dr. Burrows, Ooullsi, Aurlst andOp,,
heian. RpoCtaolos ntted CoaaaasroAi
block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
Hooa's and QUIZ nood,.

There IL nothing small about tho
Chicago Liquor House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Handy. Handy handy.
Kali OF the OLD koliiz
kaujy Kitchen Tor your
Khristmas Kaudiea. Our 200 miNtu
candy IL letter than any 5Oi
X INDY IN the market. l..
Kpii,z, Mgr IS W. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
500 Pairs
PROVO WHITE BLANKETS
at Cost.
JOHN c. CUTLER g. BRO,
SO Main Street.


Damaged Lumber
All burned stock az special cash
prices. Now il the time 10 buy.
MoTTl sson, Merrill 4 Go.
Have you noticed that handsome
$1,000 combined dinner aud tea sci 10
be given away? Every g5o purchase
entities you 10 oue ticket. Drawing
10 DO held December 3lst.
M. kOpP, Coniectloner,
g61 Main Htrant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Cuh paid for water scrip At Csnuon's
nios, room ss2 Constitution Building
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

Don stood il ~ long a. no could. He
vent to the trouble % establishing an
otHcese-ker's bureau in Washington,
rightundsr the caves Of the White House.
20 help tho boys along. and when the
mill began to grind be discovered the
grss all went into Don Ms sack. The
more the mill ground the larger Don's
griss seemed o. grow. II made Dan
mad.
When Oar gets mad he thrashes
around Ike a walrus in a washtub lie
Immediately called his hsnchmea 30
gether aud lad before them the hare.
hald fact that the state committee and
the bureau annex we're not even peering
over the edges. but were decidedly "out
~ 1T Don W had corralled the ear
ot the administration and the regular
democrat Office seekers steering commit
tee sas blind mouse in an empty Hour
barrel
The situation being thus explained.
iSniel Decided a. beard the postmaster
general in his len. and LA decision vas
ratified \ letter wa stsaishtwsy sent
q Washington. TIE letter confessed
that Dan wa out IN the wilderness
while Doc vas tossting his shine and
eating al. tts perImm0ns that Tell
from GrYvess table. Dan walled lugu
briously over this uncivil banishnent
ami domsnded ~ know whether tho
committees or Done referees were 70 l.,
recognized IN the future dispcnsation Of
patronage.
Nobody ventured ~ tell Dan just how
the matter -tands The machine con.
.nues 20 grind AMI "a fast a. Dams
Recommendations n in az the hopper.
Den. appointments crme cut a. the
spout Dan hss a very gori reason for
beiug riul. hut what vii Re do ats,et il
rov that hs "a on record "a high and
srrobatic kicker
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

IL is rot definitely settled that tbs
worlds tair viii he opened tomorrcs.
President Palmer i decidsdiy empha'ic
Ia expressing bis opinion that the ga,es
cannot 10 opened wIthout hatly vIo-
lating tho letter and spirit Of the act OF
ccngses- He thinks the fair will not b.
opened. and bis opinion Is believed To
fOrr-hafow the probable action q the
national commission when the question
i. finally voted on
While the opinions u the committee
men are widely separated and divergen.,
another question has been thrust into
the discussion which Is likely to make
considerable stir. Ex Congressman
Mason. representing q number of citi-
zen-sa@ill institute prccee,iings Ia enioin
the South Park commissioners from
closing Jackson Park 10 the public.
Mr. Mason claims that when tho park
was granted 10 the city. The lands So &C
CURED wore declared by deed to bc free
and open 10 al persons forever" He
holds that tho legislature. the worlds
fair boards and congress have no author
lily u deprive the people % the uss Of
their own property. Therefore II the
gates are not thrown open tomorrow. or
decision reached 10 that effect today.
he Gill move the court FOR 4 temporary
order restraining the officers from clos
ing them
Thus the matter stands precisely
where 10 did In the beginning. The
local directory has decided To return the
governments money and open the fair.
The national commission is hostile 10
Sunday opening bat delays final action.
The United States district attorney IS
prepared To enforce the law IL the local
boara ignores 1t. Attorney Mason is
ready - force the gates open by the
process OF the court. Meanwhile the
fAis lang aishes. the receipts are pitiably
small aud the sabbatsrisns are in high
feather.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

Mrs. CutcbeOn Elected 20 an Import.
ant Office Meetings Here.

OMrs Byron NJ. Cutcheon Of this city
has been recently elected vice president
Of the Woman's National Indian associa-
ton. representing Michigan on the ma
tional council 81 that organization. The
asso ISOLATION has no branch organization
in Grand Rapids. and announcement is
made that Mrs. Amelia $. Quinton. the
president IL the association. will soon
visit the city for the purpose Of getting
the charitable women Of Grand Rapids
interested IN the work of the organiza-
tion. and forming branch society.
The object q the Womens National
Indian association is: To aid in securing
legislative and legal helps needed by the
Indians u the United States. and 10
send and support suitable instructors
and missionaries To reside among In
dians. To labor for their help in,iustrially.
politically. Internationally. morally and
relgiousiy. Ii was the first Indian asso-
citation Ia ask for lands in severaity and
citizenship for Indians. az il did in its
third annual petition. that of Decem-
Der. ISL. and these were granted by the
passage ~ the Dover seyeralty bill in
l,eI. The association has given special
education In bright Indians. hitting them
to become physicians. nurses and teach
ers. Ii has hospital. temperance and
kindergarten departments When Mrs.
tluinton. the president 81 the associa-
ton. arrives. Grand Rapids Will be asked
10 assist IN the work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

They Object tn Some Proposed La.
stalisncne Plan lIegislat ION.

Local merchants are protesting against
the bill now before the legislature
which requires that all contracts for
personal property in which the title is
setsined by the vendor shall be re
corded ty the county clerk. i meeting
u merchants and business men was held
in the Office IL A. u. Crozier yesterday,
and thu following committee was ap.
pointed Ia confer with members of the
state legislature regarding the matter.
and To report at another meeting to be
cSllesi by tho chairman:
Alfred u. Crozier. representing Chase
Bros. Piano company: John Suitseler, II
Nolg-, Herpolsheimer Il Co; William
Vinegar. u Vinegar Furniture com
pany; Nj. A. Hoyman. Of Ieyman com.
pany; Henry Spring. Of Spring 4 Co.
Ii Sas unanimously agreed yesterday
that such law would greatly restrict
trade in all lines. and would be severe
hardship 10 the poorer persons who can
not pay cash down for their goods and
who have no credit standing. Rather
than publish the fact that they are
compelled 10 buy goods on the install
ment plan they would go without Such
Law would require the recording OF over
10000 contracts a year i'm this city and
would add 1900 10 the city clerks fees
The man who purchased the goods
would of Necessity have 10 pay the extra
expense. No reason could be found for
such law. aud Innumerable objections
were urged against it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Nor FOR IiyyENGE.

L. revenge ~ To desire for revsugs
sho motives p The advocates = the
death penalty II csHnot -. Tat IA
a. -sy. u cannot - unless every .isd
ard d~grre - runishnrert = roverge-
fnl
The law "a II NV stands provides 'or
. sltppos>i punishment mora terrible
thar death The murderer . suypcsed
e. - cut e fron al intercourse With
his fellow men, Re f. slenc with the
picture q his crime. The ever present
fsce Z his victim haaa;s him by niEht
sna plaques tnn ty lay Tho np'ul
vrwnd the 'sniple. the SHREK = les
pair. the gorT srd mattel barr tnu his
prison hf- mite ar in.ariabie t,rueui
Such mental .reg.-t is ths es-ss nee .
inhumsn Funishn~st The ,rve1g''
v-~skrsi ~ surh rur i@hrserf = iu.s,f
culally mo-r hratsl ard harharfc tisr
me protective sccor,iesi b soci-ty ry she
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

knights 90 ~. John Elect Delegates
tor the Annual Meeting

Grand Rapids counIsndery. No liz.
Knights - 81 john. b. already maxim.
Preparations a. attend toe great national
convention To he held IN iitishurg June
- - and has elected the following dele.
gates and alterusifs - ifs representa-
iIves In that h,ldv delegate-. William
T. Mc'iurrea and &. r. merton. slteru.
stes. I'll J. Fitzgerald AID DR.. :. 4
Winery. The local commandery viii
probably attend 81 a body - = ,ii1 last
YEAR at Toronto. William ] Mef,urrin
has hesa the Office ot supreme CON
manirr for he isst tao years let u not
candidate f0r 70 election. sui So far "a
heard from. there are no candidates H.
this city for elective hoHars from the
cruvsntion. II - expected that Ia
,,sr hnlghts sui pin "a the parade In
usifeem. Last year , = Delegates sei-s
sHimiited % the CONVENTION. bat the
'Fsfer has grown during the last year 90
The naaaf-sr vii - increased 10 over
"a The c,nyentlon giil close With q
grand banquet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

sixth Annual commencement To bc
Held May 20.

Tho sixth annual commencement IL
the l. l.. A. training school for nurses
will be held in the Westminster presby.
terlan church Friday evening. May u.
program has been prepared for the
occasion "a follows: Prayer. the Rev.
w. j. Russell: music. address. the Rev
Dan J.. Bradley: music. presentation q
diplomas. Mrs. = l.. Whitney. vice pres.
dent, music. presentation az badges.
Miss Emma Heating. superintendent
bcnedic'ion. the Rev. W. Hall William.
scn. The committee having charge q
tho trimming school is composed 81 DIR
+. \. Rutherford. Mrs = l.. Whitney.
Mrs. \. J. Daniels. Mrs. Mary Mc',ue
wan. DR.. +. =. Hillycr and Mrs Van
CleVe Ganson. Following are the mem
bers ~ the graduating class: Winfred
J. Soliau. Flora Smith. Francis X Swift.
Fife Abbott. Alberta Merritt. Grace
Derby. Edith Grigg and May Amcs
The training school committee has ar
ranged for reception Ia b. rendered
the graduates AZ the residence 10 Mrs
NJ H. Biss.ll. No. - College avenue
following the EXERCISES al the church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20


GalaAin Is0pas Csnsessed seventy.
Too lan6hsls q sAe aAwinsv vsairy.
Tie Shrieess returned froea saginaw
yssesrlAy mosnino, every oee As fresh
and dsh0oalrs - . neg blown morning
glory. The cameis gave DAD evidence OF
, rat t0pcto1 thirst. and the lord high
ezscuiiones Was able To walk crack IN
the parlor car noor. while the train vas
going forty miles an hour. The tusbaned
defenders of the faith were without even
evhlsaces u that tired feeling. III = sssi
brown taste. and one and I'll lifted up
their voices in sXuLsSant pfaiss u SaSi
nAw salt and the matches p,tency 1t
nttStawassee river water. il lad bsen
= great night fos the 6aladin Temple,
but SAlsdin Temple stxid right with Il.
and sac the thing through Ia the finish.
lie FESTIVITIES began with . little
plank walk. In which seventy too promi
nent infidsis q the valley played the
lesdiEg roles After they had been shot
DOM the siippery siide and fished out
u the dread abyss. they mounted the
camel and were evolved into the faith.
il was pretty hard work for the camel.
and he had Ia hump himself. but he
carried tho entire seventy two through
al right.
1T Was the largest class Saladin Ten
pie has ever initiated" said Charles r.
Fink yesterday. Saginaw gave W =
royal reception after the work was com
ple;ed. The ball WAS the SWEETEST affair
II the season. and the banquet Was a
dream IL it's kind. The class was com
posed Of the leading business men Of the
city. and expense cut no figure IN the
entertainment. We shall probably make
two more pilgrimages this year. one 10
Manistee aud tho other Ia Menominee.' .