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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

uAAt ~ Aho AuA LluNts ~ Ano tNtuN
approaches, intvtest In 1t is manifest on
every hand. While wilton Lackayo's
Sveugali undoubtedly Ia the ccbiIAl
figure OF the drama, Miss Crane's
Irilby Is said 10 be an exquisltely hnr
piece OF acting, lUst French than
Du Maurier's original, yet winsome
aud Attractive.
AT THE GRAND.
The performance last nigh. at the
Grand Opera house, from an artistic
point Of view, was great success. In
the opening piece, Jobson's Night
Key, Mr.. Edoson kept the audience
almost constantly roaring by the
way he acted the upsy husband In tue
wrong home, and Mrs. Chester was
not lets successful In her role OF sup
pOssdly much.wronged wife. Mt.
Tooker ana Miss Pollock well sus.
tanned their roles throughout. The
little bit OF Innocent farce was much
enjoyed.
Broken Ties Is the play Tor which
the farce mentioned IL n prelude, al
though ~ M entirely different "key.D
IL lee thret-lol, domestic drama OF
high order anu pointing a most whole.
some moral. II tells tint s.lry OF n
mother who, yielding 10 the allure.
mcnts OF public life hg a prlma
donna, breaks tho ties OF nature aud
leaves q husband and child, but WHO
years afterwards pays tho penalty Of
the error with broken heart. Mics
hclntyre, M the ptlma donuh, At
times showed great ability In the exc.
oution As well NJ correct conception VI
the assumed character, anu the same
must DO taid OF Mi. Ingersoll as the
deserted husband vino bsArs the sbr-
row Of his life with quiet resignation.
Mr. Ward also gave his rolls NJ
the son Of the primA donna
very well. In the second act,
the meeting between the characters
represented by Miss Mcintyre aud
Mics Warren, the latter a retired
prlma donna now happy In her home
Surtoundings, waB u delightful pioee Of
acting. MIR. Edwards, who was cor
daily applaudod As be appeared ON
the stage, gave Lord Castloiowsrs, the
man OF honor and faithful irlsnd, In a
realistic, dignified manner. Miss Pol
lock wls AN attractive Lucy, aud
Messrs. Chester and rookot furnished
great deal oi fun In their respective
roles. The playing throughout was
generously applaudej, anJ n curtain
call rewarded the principal players
after the first act. There was ample
evidence during the second and third
acts, OF the deep impression the MAY
made on the audience.
Not the least enjoyable part OF the
entertainment at lhis popular house IL
furnished by tho orchestra under the
leadership OF Prot. willard Weihe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24
Waists, soc Waists.
Waists, 75c Waists,
Waists, $500 Waists.
Special Tuo.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

One lot of about 10, made from Pongee dark grounds with
colored figures, worth Sl.5O, for
90 Cents.
lot of about 90, made from handsome striped Outings in
brown and gray effects, wide re splendid thing, worth $780,
will sell them at
$LOO
third lot of about 1OO made from Saline blac, grounds
with colored figures full ruhe, ribbon trimmed You can't
aloTd to be without one,
$le5.
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NV YonK Sept. g.-stock market opened
moderator Hcuyc and nfm. Hear operators
madeA determined drive against iudutuiala
alter iuii3 and forced sugar iowa o..
Aftcr n tho movement was ifregn M. sugar
advanced =, reacted !, rallied q. Leather
shares. conspicuous for strength, gained 70 =
per cent respectively
Omaha LiyE srocK.
south Omaha. Seb,. sept. a.
special Dspafeh 10 ne SEws
Cattle receipts, $500. market steady.
Natives. sl5aaf.lO
Western stecrt, fiaiLD.
Cows, ~ .uatalU
FEEDER, f25aaiapj
fherp receipts. gno, market nrm
lair 10 choice WESTERN, - s'aiL
LAmbi, gLctaNio
,nieIGo HAHKEt.
CHICAGO. close, Sent "a.
wheAt-soptomher, 6ati December. I1t,.
eptember, 8la october, lu't,
Oats september, 49,. october ls.,
FORK September, gIHit october, GGs.
iard--eutumuuf la as october, AAa5as
lltbs-reptcmber and october. NV.
Ryc-Is
Harley ~
fiaN-itpa
Timothy-iA5i.
Money, snyeT, Lead.
INV YurE. sept 20. o. Money on call
caty gpCr cent silver certificates GG'. d CO |. f.,
uar silver p'.. Lead n'ih.
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Light n, srn foam IL cake made with
DR.. Prices u king Powder.
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Light hscuit without shortening
with Prlce's Cream BAH e Powder.
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The csntaur Company. IT Murray Street, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
HuTUTRTNG THE GOIERNOR

w,uld Governor Morton call an cNtr' session
-, rho LEGISLATURE to repeal the sunday Closing
Liquor law The newspapers say he was re-
ne,t.,Ily asked thi, question during his recent
wish, T., the cliy: that h. replied that h" hal not
co, civcn +, consideration and was in town solely
ON urivotc business. and that subsequently, h"
maid a business visit 10 Mr. Thomas '. I"O' "i
the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Prohably the Governor WAS rl-h III thinking
that the subject did not demand immediate con
sideration Neither he nor the party when eie''-
cd him is responsible for the sunday Closing
law. against which the present cutlery Is i'is'r.
I, vas nasscd bv a Democratic Legislature and
approved hv Il Democratic Governor Tor 'h' p"'
pos,. Of enabling Tammany to 'Ntor' '""''l"u
lions from the lquordcalcrs M lis pleasure ny
enforcing The law or not ~ II iouhd !" IL III
,crcsi The Republicans. after this Law has s'o'd
for some wears on tn" staiui"bo"k. are lT"p'"S
not required 10 drop everything else ana ''''
the Legislature together now Ia md>unini'r I'd
consider sudden demand for II, repeal. mercy
bccausr the men who made II a law or sustained
the Legislature. and Governor that dld are h"iI'
fed Al seeing il honestly enforced
II there is any question of calling an extra 49,
sion of The legislature 1t would be Oh another
nolni and io that Governor Morton mishi p''
haps appropriately give his own consideration
That is. whether the party which elected MN J.
in the best position for going +" The p'l~ 'h'~
fan with one 81 IN, heaviest TAX rates known III
our state history. with 4 number "i liberal Ap
propIlation, authorized 10y him. which MAY h'
omen 10 popular criticism. and with The certainty
that We are raising S2u"1o"" more ihan even
these appropriations require II IN extra $50
sion IF the Legislature w.r" I" b" '"n>ih'I'h al
all ihnt j. the point 4" which our lr"d'h' '''
crunr might think Of directing H. attention.
Bun he will probably conclude that Il j. 'is'''
~ Mr. Blaine said. Ia deal with surplus IMAM
| with = deficiency ana ~ leave things ~ they are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

AZ they did do. They We're not the umplres. IL
WAS moi for them 10 say the race must i" r"Wei
.v,r again. IT, in sheen pity for l.ranhcr they
had don, st. ihc umpire might moi have per
mirt,d H. they had H. power 10 make him re-
consider his decision Or If they hal stopped
rowing when they saw their rivals were not
following them il might not have bctcrcd the
c1s. What would umpire naturally do IT
hoib crews diSrcgal,lcl his command and dld
M, row when he gave the word: He might
,,,smnlifv them both. and there would Just d"
,vo Instead ~ one ruled ont Of the contest on
"hukc.
No: The Cornell men did right. They were II"
more. called upon 10 stop brcau>c l.eanuer "lu
moi start than Trinity Hall Yesterday called
upnu to stop because u Cornell man hal fhlnl'''
II was the duty Of the lcandcr men I" start III
the word ur else 10 rake thc consequences Jus
-. il vas the duty of the Cornell men io suck I"
thcjr oars 10 the end Of the race or else take tn"
CONSEQUENCES Both failed. AMI both were beat
on In each cas-, ilir result i To b" regretted.
l,u, ,h,r, WIS no loss Of honor. The Cornell
mon ara. ln he welcomed home. when ihry return.
,s thoso who have made gallant igh and have
hr,n fairly beaten. hut who have acquitted them
solve. in 4 manner worthy If American gentle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
UEDDTNGS PAST md 10 COME

The marriage OF Miss Laura Lola hsene' the es
est daughter Of Roswell ". keene. 10 the Kew
Robert Robinson took place at o'clock last even
ing in the Noble Street Church. Brooklyn. IT.
Rev Dr r. D. Spraull. the pastor. was the on,
cating CLERGYMAN The brides sister. Miss Jenni
clara Keene was the maid Of honor. ana ihstes'
OF bridesmaids there were In the bridal process'o
six little pages. who were charles peterson"
Moore Samuel Stewart. James Fade Hloe'
Exner and Harry Halliday. a. {. Perry, r. ""
hest man The ushers were Clement T. Walker
Eursn. Brown. william Robinson ana lho'h'
suraull The brides gown OF white SIX trinrn'
with ace and the veil of tul.e fastened with a Gnu
Tor and wreath Of orange blossoms There WAS u
reception. ,,..,..o. trt,staic
daughter of Mrs Theodore Hnslae. ana Afret
Ilntner OF Albany will be celebrated az ~,
o'rlock this afternoon in IN" 'hurch or the ~
yr.us IN IIenry--t. Brooklyn The pastor u"
Rev pr Storrs. will oficiate
Hanover y. H.. July l0-A notable "e1dihe DC
Cured herr. to-day when Miss Mabel Ruggles. esj
est daughter OF Professor Ruggles. OF Dartmou''
COLLEGE. was married to Nalentin" "; Eaton, Ct
Memphis Tenn Mr.. Eaton IL "A son OF L. u. r.al'.
OF Memphis and he was GRADUATED az pat,tinou....
I'm the class Of ~ and from the Boston 'hNeis"'
Law School In 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

anywhere else would not perccpiib!y alter inc
worlds demand for any other commodi'y h"r
is supply Of any other commodity. II mish'
and NIGH, no. affect inn volume Of accun'lal"'
wealth and II credits available for The purchase
or cnro,o,djljcs If IL should. prices might be-
affected. otherwise no. For The volume Of that
huvinr nnv,r affects the valnc of the geld IL "f
other articles.
rho form dnlar i noi IN IrilhnIeiica hut
strictly 4 commercial expression. and has all
ovrr the commercial world Il definite meaning
with reference "a prices II commodities eN-
,,rcssrl In Douu,ls francs or marks. In" precise
r,,t If trouble in case ~ degradation {" silver
h,.is is thu, III. dollar would no, mean what II
doe, now in lie worlds money or in IN" world :
commerce. nor would prices in dollars then
change in conformity with changes in ne buy
inc power Of pounds marks or francs. hui would
auciuarc with The bullion price of silver
Increase of productive power ana accumulated
wealth do not tend To cheaper gold or commodi-
lies either. bu, 10 raise the valu" of both More
huviug power. fm the same things. lends To PM
mn nrrcs Rni Il the things have increased
more than the buying power. it is III" other way;
relatively more things To he bought win rra
,jvclv less power 10 huy means lower prices
iucrcas, more than uncxpcndcd wealth. :" 'h''
nrlc.s TEND downward. Gold has 10 take IT'S pir'
win, commodities, because j. has become essen
TALLY dcmoncizel II i no longer the ihS'ru
mont with which most ~ the buying - zone OF
necessary in most Of the buying II Is Inc meas
IRE If value only because the world commerce
finds if convenient and proiitahlr I" express
v,lucs If other commodities in terms "' gold
The grccnback theory Is absurd because IL s''S
M Il pretended measure Of value whl'h HE'S II"
relation. and i distinctly In''h"'' !" nav Nv
constant relation. 10 III" measurement III WHO"
the worlds prices are made II we '"' ''''''
fran, lin, measurements which govern the worlds
commerce. we only rob ourselves. II our friend
cannot grasp that fact he i ~ l'l>' ~ TAR from
tho truth as Mr. Atkinson. AZ the oih'r extreme
win, imlgines that prices are determine" pl inc
ouantity Of gold compared with III" quantity "f
things 10 be bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
PERSON A.

.rh. ,,m,, Of G,vcrnor Morton arrived IN bar
unrbor Yesterday.
Walter Hume Long,. The ne" Tory 'f's"e"' "
In. British Hoard Of Agriculture. comes larry "S
his love of tobacco. as his ancestor Sr waiter
Long assisted Sir Walter Raleigh III smosrS ceg
first pipcfW III ths"'" W. Wv '''
Virginia weed
Tho dinner recently given at the TOXIC cup
roh,o J,pan. to the distinguished American
,.ch., the Hon H. q. Northrop. was IN every re-
sn.,t . noteworthy anair. Many high officials OF
'n ,n,n.s. Government were present. as were
,l.o n number Of literary men. On behaii OF totmer
,,n,res. students In the United States. Mr.. kanda
1 ~, address OF welcome" and In his reply Mr..
>,r,h,on referred happily to the brilliant record
mad, nv Japanese students In this country HOW
yr.,tlv" he said. have your opportunities ana
achievements for your country ex'eNed those OF
IN. i2o chinese students who were under my gen
I .unervis,on as to their studies and schools al
~, ,,,. many of you were In America. ON their
. ,,ov we're received with marked disfavor
md little opportunity for any public service was
nnan 70 them except as telegraph operators The
Iandars hostile TO HaH ths Grand educstons
sn0 OF Yung Wing been carried out and thirty
or NOR NOR and become thoroughly versed In modern
science as applied alike 10 the army ana navy
your trumphs IN the "'e war might "o' ""'e oeeh
so easily won.
Nora Ramakla. the great leader OF the Russian
,annor,,ss in America. has Just died In the little
Village OF Rhineander MANITOBA
Secretary Hoke Smith and Commissioner Lochren
n,l themselves unable to give Miss Key clerical
,lace She IL a granddaughter OF Francis Scott
,,ov and since she removed from her pace in
~. PENSION Office a couple or months ago she has
hsen in straitened circumstances
THE Philadelphia Record says that DR.. =. Weir
,tcheu IL nm enthusiastic collector OF the new
s,vl, OF posters that are now so popular and his
co,I.ct,on Is said to be the largest In existence.
numbering In the thousands. In his Walnut-st.
house he mas room papered with them. and the
effect IL said to he decidedly startling The good
Doctor has given the man who supplies him with
his periodical literature standing order to secure
cvery roster he can lay his hands on. and is said
70 have agents In England and France who act
under similar Instructions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

An Indignant correspondent, disguised with
The Trlbuncs statement thai The quantity or
gold i'm use rs money does not determine prices
NJ commodities. wants 10 know: Has gold Il
value or not: Unless it has. how can II be-
taken rs Il measure for other values: III a
mountain Of gold should che discovered III
africa would there not bc IN immediate al
vance in all prlces!' IF the term dollar il a
mere aiihmetcal expression. why the objcc-
"tion TO silver dollars:' why do not increased
productive power and accumulated wealth
cheaper gold as everything else His varl-
Gus explosive remarks about Edward Atkinson
and grccnbacksm will not interest The public
any more than they interest The Tribune but The
questions asked merit notice.
Gold has value, which depends upon The rcla-
lion between AL the gold in the world-not the
yearly product--and all ibc demand In the world.
II Is not a fixed value. but is more nearly the
same in all commercial countries AT any given
time than that Of any other commodity. because
of the demand for ii In ALL and because. with
modern facilities for It's transportation and for
carrying news of any demand. the worlds sup
ply Is more fully and speedily available than It's
supply of other commodities TO meet any sudden
demand. For these reasons II the most widely
accepted measure Of value
mountain Of gold discovered in Africa Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
THURSDAY. JULY II. 1899.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreipn-The crisis continues in the DOMINION
of Canada Government: Manitoba stands hrm
for her free school system. -= The Corneii
crew were defeated at Henley by the TRINITY
Hall eight 49, The Minister Of the Interior
Of Corea has fled; the King had ordered his al
rect on the charge of treason. - Inc fearS
relief expedition will sail ON the Kite from 81
Johns. y f.. this morning
pon,estlc--The Republicans Of Iowa held their
state Convention At Des Moines General r. NJ
Drake was nominated for Governor ---- rive
men lost their lives at fire in Detroit. ---
TIL. New-York State Bankers Association began
It's annual convention AT Saratoga. ----- H. l.
Lewis a banker and broker at Ansonla. ONO
has disappeared; NJ + accused Of forging BONDS
:, the amo,,nt d., sle00O0 Nearly fifty
thousand members Of the Christian EndeaVoi
Societ, are in Boston to attend the annual con-
yention - The Vigilant mad trial sail under
her new canvas and did well: the Defender and
the Vigilant will race to-day - mob 81
Migrants attacked a freight train on the Ph!ia-
d.lphia. Wilmington ana Baltimore Railroad,
near baltimore: sixteen OF them were captured.
CITY and Suburban-Several o; the Navy Yard
foremen resigned rather than submit to the dis
rating ordered by secretary Herbert. - Two
women and a man fell into the East River a
man tried to rescue them and all four wer"
drowned - Chanccy VI. Depcw sailed FOR
Europe - Schuetzenfest came 20 an end ana
T. G. Ross was crowned shooting King. 49,
BIDS were opened for the construction oi the
Jerome Park reservoir. --- young woman
was shot and killed in tn" street by a discarded
lover who fed bu; captured ---- The Fed
crsl Grand Jury began It's investigation OF The
escape OF the postoiiice robbers from Ludio"
street Jail 1890 Winners at Brighton Beach
Certainty Religion. SUIT kittie. I'd kearheN
nalton anc Little Dorrit. - The stock mar
Let was strong.
The weather. Forecast for to-day: Far
slightly warmer. Temperature YESTERDAY; L""
est 80 degrees: highest VI degrees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

r.,,nt oc .urrcnccs ~ Washington have again
..,I.d uubllc attention 10 The remarkable attl-
mil, ~ the party now in power toward scientific
work and investigation. As everybody Knows
,h, knows ANYTHING whatever about the sub
crt. a great deal ~ The necessary work OF Gov
ornamental administration is Of technical or
scientific nature and can be- properly done only
hv trained and competent persons. whether they
h, Democrats, Republicans, Populisis or what
mn, and that experience Is Il mos valuable fac
TOR I'm the long years during which the Rcpub-
,,..,n marry was In power the scientific and tech.
,,,,l branches ~ The Government work were
I.veopcd to "A wonderful degree. and when the
first Administration Of President Cleveland be-
,,n the state II efficiency was such that this
..untry did not need 10 feel ashamed when
hroupht into comparison with other countries.
II WAS. unfortunately. true that the parsmony
and hostility Of one branch OF Congress had often
refused necessary appropriations. but in the main
the conditions were fairly satisfactory Under
the first Cleveland Administration some changes
+, thc personnel Of the scientific branches " The
,uhJ, service were made which provoked con
adorable criticism. but IL was reserved for Mr.
,l.v.,and's second Administration 10 engage in
,,holrsal,. raids which have provoked general
condemnation
II IS not by any means wholly question of the
morris and qualifications If the men who have
,..n dismissed: il also affects the integrity and
efficiency Of many important branches OF the
,uhllc service There was ~ question ~ 10 the
ability of Mcndcnhall or Powell or Harrington
ar Davidson or any one of twoscorc other men
who have been summarly dismissed or forced
4, resign from Or frozen out of the scientific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

w.. beg io assure "our friends the enemy
thai the Republicans 81 Pcnnsy lvdnia are Amply
abb. t. settle for themselves. without any OUT
side suggestions tn. littl" dii'iculties 'ha' ''S
al. now engaged IN adjusting. Ihey nave Il" ~
asp.ratlng way ~ settling their diHet'"'"S -
flr, Election Day. haven't they
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Amuscmenls.

AMBROSE PARK 3-S:l5-Black America
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN-Vaudevillc.
CANARY & LEDERERs ROOF GAEDEN-The SPHINX
EDkN MUSEE-Coacert.
GARDEN THEATRES :ia-Trilh'
,:AIiI,ICK THEATRES 20 Thiilby.
ROSTER & BIAL's ROOF GARDEN-Vaudeviie
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN-S:i5-vaudeviNs
MANHATTAN BEACH Day and Evening Midsummer
Merry Making
TERRACE GARDEN-S-Ia Belle Helene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

Justice Brown. Of the Supr'm" Court. VINO
comes from an upcouniry district and can there
fore be held 70 have given IN opinion uttcrl! III
hi,ss.i bv local feeling has decided that The law
enacted by thc last Legislature which permits
,,,hors 70 c,,rv ON their business until o'clock
=, N on SUNDAYS in New-lork city and sara
tosa but prohibits Them from ioio"ihS '"'''
trade on that day Throughout 'h' RESI- "' INV
state is constitutional. LAX" goo" '""s'' Nv
confined himself to the legal aspect "' me c'>''
presented To him. and RETAINED from All m"r''
izncs. Had he not restrained himself. we hieh
this morning he called on In print di>qniSi'i"h
ON the irrecuarity and wickcdne>s OF an 'hac'
mcnt which repeats the moral Laws i'nchlng the
relation between cleanliness and GOODNESS III III
The communities Of \cw-Iork state cNrcpl me
metropolis and Saratoga