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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-26
Did you read III

The Capital City Commercial College
has a card in this paper offering instrue
ton free to number of persons. Did
you read il.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-26
Duncan yIotorIn,a nIcht Namo,

Tho oft-raised question as TO Queen
Victoria's surname Is thus answered
by recent writer; "Shc 10, of course,
n Guelph by ancestral lineage, which
is traced by the gonealogists from En-
press st. Cunegonda, consort TO En-
peror ST. Henry H., A. d. 1924. Both
are canonizcd saints ans both were
solemnly crowned ut Rome by Pope
Benedict VIII. But NIL this relates
merely TO the pedigree of Princess
Alexandria Victoria prior to her mar
rage In lS4O 30 Prince Albert, of Sake
Coburg-Gotha. This prince was of the
ancient house Of SaXony, whose family
name ~, and has during moro than
four centuries been, Victim. Obvious
ly, therefore, the Guelph princess be
came " 'MTssINuTyNKov "s'''"
A PIANO contains nearly a mile OF
wire
TnrERE are li7 Indian reservations in
the United States.
A BOHEMIAN monk, in 1884, invented
the first lightning conductor
REcnUIrs Tor the Chinese army will
/ not be accepted unless they can leap u
ditch six feet wide.
PHILADELPHIA makes its own gas at
the cost Of n conts n thousand Feet
and il is sold 10 consumers at Si.a5
EsGLASD has forty ships engaged IN
South African traffic, Germany eight
and the United states only Two ,'..l.-..-------
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-26

The Mexican war veterans in Cali
fornia are moving for grand fiesta in
Monterey. to commence on July 4 aud
cad on July next, to celebrate the
iftieth anniversary Of the raising Of the
American flag in California. Secretary
Herbert has promised that all the
available ships OF the navy within reach
OF Monterey han bor on that date shall
be ordered there on the occasion for n
naval display.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-26

The faculty OF the Nebraska STATE
university announces that on January
Z, 1895 school OF agriculture will DO
opened in connection with the uni
versity J he session will last twelve
weeks. The course will be on subjects
with which there is no good opportunity
to become acquainted on the farm
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-26

A South Seattle, Washington, instri-
ronial agent named Newman las been
Indicted by the grand jury for using
nails 70 advertise irauduleutly that lac
had a $40 900 beauty % years old on his
is, who wished 10 lind suitable hus-
band.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-26

Monday afternoon 80! 1880 was paid
into the Los Angeles county, Cal
treasury by the bondsnen of ok County
Auditor Eli Hammond, being the
amount OF lIammond's defacation
with interest att per cent up to Now
ember lst
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AMEnIoA,s DESIGNS

On Central AmeriuN-Fhp st, 5Nmta On
Ertla Thinks II sees Scheme aud Talks
same NnnSenIs.
LONDON, August 2l,-The St, JAnes
Gazette this afternoon publishes a scare
article asking how Great Britain stands
with tho United States government in
the matter OF tho Nicaragua canal, and
saying that It will no we'll II the Right
Hon. George N. Curzon, under seCre-
tary OF state for foreign alairS, is asked
10 give some explanation on the subject
in tho house OF commons. Continuing
the ST. James Gazette remarks: "As
far az can be seen, wG arc heading
straight for crisis, and there will he
either u diplomatic deadlock between
che two countries or the English VIII
surrender important treaty rights, The
deadlock can be avoided by discreet
handling Of the fact, by tho foreign
office, and q surrender need never oc'
cur. Should situation bo BROUGHT
about in which thu United States ilnd'
it can ignore the United States Of Cen
trail America, then goodbye TO Rny
hope OF retaining, much less extending
our commercial hold ut the republics OF
the Spanish main, a market In which
we already suffer from uncom monly
sharp competition from tito Americans
and Germans.
The 81. James Gazette then proceeds
to rehearGe the history Of the Nicaragua
canal, claiming that tho aCcOlenca OF
the United States government TO the re-
quest Of the American Canal Company,
TO guarantee further capital iOrit would
be an iniraction Of tho characterization
treaty. 1t then quotes President Glove
lands reference TO the canal in his mos
sage Of 1894, and says:
These carefully weighed words were
designed to create minimum nj dis
truat in the foreign office, aud when
road in relation 70 tho consistent, moral
support gtvon by tho United States 10
the compnnys enterprise and the in.
lsIstent demand Of tho United States
people that their government Guarantee
the whole capital. como what may, it is
plain that tho ultimate object is not so
much the cutting OF tho canal as the
firm aud hnal establishment Of tho
United state1 authority 10 Central
America With tho canal completed
wholly by the United States tho indie
pandence OF the republic would DO nor.
NAL. II is true that English financial
assistance was sought by tho American
syndicate lest tho United state, govern.
ment should ialter in giving the guaran.
ies; but these negotiations have col.
lapsOd, because it is not proposed to al.
low the English capitalists their due
share Of control, which is sufficient in.
dication Of tho exclusive power the
Americans mean to exercise on tho
isthmus. The. cardinal point Of tho
whole matter 10, Does the government
mean TO enforce the Bglwer.CIsStoR
trcaty2 Ifso. will she join the United
States guarantees Of tho cRpital2 mot,
what steps have been taken to Guaran.
tee tho neutrality OF the canal and the
equality Of rights and opportunities OF
British subjectS7"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-22

The Ohio Democrats have done Just
what they were expected to do. They
have disposed OF the silver question by
reaflirming the national platform OF
1892, aftOr adopting free silver plat
form in 1894, and they did it by a tre'
mOndouS majority. They have placed
Ex-Governor Campbell at the head Of
their ticket, in spite OF his protest.
Senator BricO shaped it all aud saw
that it came out ME way. He threw
himself earnestly into the contest and
won q Maidstone triumph. He was
eager to have Campbell at the head Of
the ticket because he thinks that will
help with the legislature, which elects
Brlce's successor It's understood that
Senator Brice will SEQ to tho supply OF
campaign funds.
Campbell iS a brilliant stumper, and
no will run rgAinst man who is not a
slumper, but who will be elected by a
large majority Ex-Governor Foraker
will keep Ex-Governor Campbell busy
enough. The Democrats Of Ohio will
will get nothing this year outside Of the
Democratic counties. The Republicans
will elect their state ticket and the Icgis.
laturo, aud Senator Brice will be Iuc.
ceedsd by Ex-Governor Foraker.
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ro KNEP ON Mo.QulToNs.


stretch u Piece of Red Ribbon Across
Your Window.
Philadelphia Record
An enterprislng young man, who ia
part owner in 4 boat house down the
river, claims to have discovered some.
thing that will DO Of inestimabIs value
to suffering mankind il experience
proves ila worth, The inhabitants Of
down.theriyer boathouge were nearly
torn to pieces by mosquitoes every time
they attempted to sleep in the house at
night. Screens seemed 10 DO OF no avail,
and 1t looked at one time 10 II tho house
would have to DO abandoned. Finally
an old lady who lived in the neiRhbor.
hood told them that she had not been
troubled by mosquitoes for several
years,
Her remedy was astonlshingly sim
pie. She discarded screens and threw
tho windows wide open at night.
Across the open space OF the window
she stretched piece OF red ribbon.
about two inches vide. "a mosquito"
said she, "caRnoL be induced TO pass
that ribbon, Why 1t is so l do not
know, but know tho natives Of India
take this means OF battling tho vicious
mosquito. II works to perfection here
also" Tho young man followed in
structions, and now declares that there
las not been q mosquito in the boat.
house since the ribbon was stretched
across the doors and windows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-22

Louisville is laying herself out 10 give
the &. a. Il. reception that will break
the record. This was to be expected.
because it is what Louisville promised
and because OF the known intention 20
more than keep the promise.
The reception will DO notable for an.
other reason. The whole south seems
determined to lend hand to make the
occasion such irAternsl soldier gather.
ing as has mover before taken place in
tho worlds history.
Men who fought in the armies OF the
Conioderacy, and men who regarded a
Yankee soldier as the embodiment Of
evil, will DO thOro to take tho boys in
blue by the hand and welcome thom to
southern soil with characteristic south.
ern warmth Of hospitality. Southern
wolnon will DO there, too, in token oil
their appreciation Of tho meaning OF II
all and to add to tho graciouineuI OF tho
welcome.
This Louisville cncarnpment will be
a feast Of reconciliation. It will en-
phasiac, what everybody knows to DO
true, that tho next time tho blue and
tho gray, OF thor descendants, 20 into
battle they will 20 in sido by side,
fighting under tho old flag, and keep,
ing step 10 the music Of tho Union"
There arc moro millions Of rs than
thcro were in 1861, aud II our fighting
men wore called on to take up armu
they would make such an army as tho
world could not whip.
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CYRENE COMMANDMENTS
Excursion to noslOn via the PICTURESQUE
Baltimore & Ohio,

Excursion 10 NOAlOh VIA tue picturesque
Baltimore 4 Ohio.
No finer cara will roll in and out Of
Wheeling than those to be used by
Cyrene Commandery on the pilgrimage
leaving Wheeling Friday afternoon,
August %.
This Is a trip no ono should miss on
account OF the exceedingly low rate aud
tho uuequalod advantages for comfort
offered by the committee. Instead Of
depending upon station eating hours,
tho baltimore & Ohio Company have
placed at the disposal OF the COM
mittee Pullman buffet cars, so that the
tourists are always assured Of lunch
without leaving tho cars.
The arrangements are now complete
in every detail, oven the stale.room
tickels on the steamer Pilgrim, leaving
New York Saturday evening at G:SO
O'Clock, are in the hands Of the com.
mitteo. and every person will know
just where his state.room iS before he
starts.
Then tho hotel accommodations in
Boston. A very large number Of com.
manderies must sleep ia their own
cars, owing to failure in securing hotel
quarters. Cyrene's hustling committee
made a contract for quarters eight
months ago, and members OF tho party
arc assured OF comfortable quarters
while in Boston. Such n combination
all the comforts OF modern railroad
travel; the magnificent scenery along
the limo OF the Baltimore & Ohio; tho
beautiful Bound Brook route; the
sumptuously appointed steamers OF the
Fall River line, together with the hotel
accommodation in Boston a certainty,
is something no other excursion party
out OF Wheeling were ever promised.
Parties going are notified that the train
leaves tho Baltimore K Ohio station on
Friday at . p. M, sharp. Tho commit.
tee can accommodate few more, but
arrangements must be made immedi.
ately By applying to W. +. Smaller,
chairman, or I. O. BURKE,
Passenger Ticket Agent, Baltimore &
Ohio Railway.
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rhIs shnnId Ro Explained.

Seven thousand operators OF the mills
Of Dundee arc on a Atrko for an in.
crease Of 10 per cent in their wages.
This is very thouRhtloss conduct. Our
Tree traders tell us that it is a protective
.arit that makes trouble between labor
and capital and brings about strikes
aud lockoutS.
Dundee has all tho blcssin 90 OF FREQ
trade. It has never vet been explained
by the trea tradera how it's that lstrikea
and lockouIs come under free trade
when 1t IL protection that produces
them. Certainly itshouId not cost tho
Tree traders any pang, to give an expla.
nation that will explain this economic
paradox.
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Can Holmes 10 cnnyIetnd 2

II Minnie Il. Williams DO alive it will
be as easy for her to provo that iacl'Rs it
was to send telegram to Holiness at
torney. 1t she will oaer herself in evil
dsnee that will prove copclusively that
Holmes did not murder her, 70 clear
himself Holmes has only to produce
the other persons with whose murder
he 10 charged.
Telegrans purportinR to come from
them will not do for man loss shrswd
than Holmes could concOct such a
scheme as that. OF course Holmes ia
no. Obliged to establish his innocence,
It is for the prosecution to establish his
guilt Guilty he is beyond a reasona'
bic doubt, butit Is one thing to be NOR.
ally certain Of this and quite another
thing to establish the fact to the salts
faction Of jury.
The detectives say they havo the evi.
dence to convict Holmes, II they have
they are taxing good care oil IL IL 10
very doubtful whether this prince OF
villains can be convicted on the case as
the public knows it. II the detective,
have not something moro direct and
conclusive than anything that has been
given out it will not take much Of a
LAWYER to sRye Holmes neck.
The castle, with its traps and secret
places, shows that he was engaged in
some unlawful businei', but this he adj
mite. The castle and all that II has re.
vealed does not prove that ho murdered
oven one Of the persons whose remains
have been found there, Holmes says
that the castle outfit was merely to on.
able him to .windIe life insurance com.
panies, which is not capital ofien'e,
He is lying, OF course, but this will have
to be proved, aud here is whore tho
trouble comes in.
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nnd For Gormanla MnnhInn.


The acknowledgement OF Maryland
suggests that the Democratic nominee
for governor withdraw aud that a new
convention be held, There was nc
question Rs IN the regularity OF tho con
yentlon that nominated tho German
ticket. The objection to it is that it
represents the master oIthe Democratic
party, nor tho party itself.
Itshowed Germans absolute control
over the party and tho utter hopeless
ness oil Fsgainlng for that organization
the lost control over its affairs unless
the boss and his machIRe be crushed "
the polls. This is we'll understood by
Governor Brown, who knows also that
German will not consent to another con-
vontion. Its probably not the desire
OF the governor that no shall,
The intention OF the suggestion is to
impress on the minds Of the Democrats
OF Maryland that they should assert
their manhood and overwhelm tho
German ticket and tho German INA.
chine with defeat, 1t is another hard
blow Gtruck at the machine, for 1t will
encourage mRnya Democrat to vote the
Republican ticket as tho most effective
way to put an end to Gormauism.
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Tho Philadelphia primaries were adj.
united 10 DO tho dociRrvo gkrnmh in
tho battle between tho Pennsylvania
Republican factions. Senator QUAY
mud hIS friends say that thor battle ia
won. and lhnt tho Bonalor will DO tho
n0xl chairman Of tho state committee
Tho governor aud HE iriondi Of tho
combine nay that thcy hayo won tho
fight, insnrlng tho OlocliOn Of Go vernon
Hastings rs chairman NJ tho Conyon.
ton nnl Of MI G,Ikoion az chat tmtn
oitho a'alp committee,
Tho Quay mon claim twenty-five dol.
cgatcs Oh. Of seventy In Philadelphia,
The other mon oays tho Quay mon have
elected not moro than fourteen. Tho
sanator'a irlonda inSISl that hia majority
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MISS MANNING s,At.ntEp.
Wedding of tho Daughter OF the Late
Secretary Of tho Treasury.

Wedding of tho Daughter OF the Late
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
ALBANY, N. Y, August 2l.-At noon
to-day, in the Cathedral Of All Saints,
occurred tue wedding OF Miss Mary
Elizabeth Manning, youngest daughter
OF the late secretary OF tho treasury,
Daniel Manning, and Jules Cornelius
Won Der OudcrmeuIon, son of the pri.
vato secretary OF Queen Wilhelmina. OF
Holland. The wedding was quiet be-.
cause OF tho absence OF Mr. Won der
OudcrmeuIcn's family, tho principal
guests besides Miss Manung's imme.
date relatives being Mrs. Wallace An.
drews, oil New York; tho brides uncle,
Mr.. John d. Manning, and Miss Man.
ming, OF Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. Fort,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Van Antwerp and
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Mix, all Of Albany.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CnRxEY & Co, Props., Toledo, o.
Wo the undersigned have known +.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction aud financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. y.
WAIpiSG, kINEAS 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces Of tho systom, Prco
IS cOnts per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
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Tho New York Evening Post. speak.
ing OF tho enforcement Of tho law against
Sunday liquorseIlinG says that "ihe
SOntilnOnt Of the city Is practically a
unit in support Of tho police boards
position" and that III tho question wcrc
submitted now to the people Of this
city for decision, there would DO large
majority recorded AGAINST such selling"
At this distance II seemed otherwise,
but tho Evening POSTS on tho ground
and probably knows what it Ia taking
about. II has boon shown that tho
law can DO enforced, aud this hal prob.
ably had iIS effect on public opinion.
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in tho convention will not DO less than
thirly.sevsn. The governors friends
declare that their majority will be bs.
tween twenty aud thirty. Notwith.
standing these confident claims neither
aide ia confident and either would be
glad to be insured at a high premium.
The battle will not DO over until tine
convention meets and tho delegates
poll their votes,
It has been aremurkablO family fight
and the family will bs very fortunate II
1t doe, not come out Of the row badly
crippled, 1t lie next to impossible to
wage such n warfare without leaving
ugly bruises and broken bones. This
iS view which seems to Impress out
siders more than 1t does tho cOmbatants,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

u
IIy virtue ola deed OF trust made by Sarah r.
Munncll aud J. r. Munnrll, her husband 10 mG
~ trustee, dated February 70 1892 recorded in
the Office OF the Clerk Of tho County Court Of
Ohio county. Nest Virginia. III Deed OF IruS
hook No. 90, page Sli, viii sell a; tho north
ironi door OF the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE 3Isr DAY OF AUGUST 1886.
commencing at 10 o'clock n IN. tho following
described property, that Is 10 say;
A part Of LOT numbered one, IN Churchill's al.
ditiOu No. : 10 tho CITY Of Wheeling Ohio COuu
,y. West Virginia, said part being described rs
follows Beginning At point on the east linc NJ
McIOoch 'ttcet which point Is nineteen feet
south OF the northwest corner Of said 10! No. 1:
thence south along the east line VI McColloch
street nineteen fcut, mud running hnct, ruSt to
baltimore street. boring m oven width Of nine.
teen feet the north line being parallel with the
north line Of said lot and nineteen feet distant
thCTCirum.
TERMS or sALE-Onc.thIrd aud rs much more
~ the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the
dpy OF sale, tho balance In two equal install.
TCnts at ono aud two years; nOtct bearing inter.
est from tho dny OF saIO to be given for the dc.
lOrrcd payments
MJ.w COWDGN, Trustee
W. II. HALtEn, AuctiouCCr Rul,Th
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-BIDS
IN VIII DO received by tho Hnb,commlttcc Of
-, 1898, ut O'Clock p N, for the material and
construction ot s. Ely hospital Dividing, In
accordance With plGus aud specifications on nlo
With the ubcOmmitCc. Plans mud spOciicn.
tons eau be bcCn0t No. ~ Fourteenth street
The COnini ttCN reserves tho right To- reject any
or all BIDS W. II. llALLER Chairman sub.
Committee. ami
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the Waller natter Tho more inlorma'
ton We get on the subject tho moro
plainly it appears that our case is first
clasS and that France has no case. II
American citizenship DO a thing of
value now Ia the time to show 1t aud
make tho world aospect it.
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SENATOR GoRMAN will not send Gov.
crnor Brown letter Of thank, for sug.
costing a now convention. Senator
German had load enough to carry bO.
fore it cntorOd into tho mind OF tho gov.
crnor 10 throw on fcw tons more.
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TLLEPHoNE SUNBEn;
Editorial Rooms sss,, Counting Room saa
acknowledgement
wurEL1SG, AUGUST 50, 1893.

SUBSCRIBERS to the DAILY INTELLT'
GENCER who are golng away for tho
summer months can have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, at the rate Of 10
cents per week. Change OF address may
be made Us often rs desired. Telephone
No aga
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THURMAN and his ftOc silver braves
howlod aud ptancol aud kicked, but
lirico walked of with tho convention.
THIS snrpriSoFnoboly but tho froo all.
Vol mon, who woro doing 80 much
shouting that thoy couldn't hoar what
was going on.
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Ia the cause Of that tired, languId feel.
ing which nilicts you at this season.
Tho blood is impure and hRS become
thin aud poor. Tint IL why you have
no strength, no appetite, cannot alcCp
Purify your blood with llood'a SauapA'
rilln. which will givO YOU an appetite,
tono your stomach, and inyigorato your
nerves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-22

The Kelley convention in Harrisburg
is a gathering OF decided interest, but
there is about to be a convention in
Harrisburg that won't b, Kelley con-
yentiou by long shot, aud more or less
interest attaches to It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-22

Ours are playing ball, Ten days ago
they werO pushing hard for the tail end,
Now they are getting pretty close TO the
other end.
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LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, The Congress OF the United ,ia'N
realizing the importance aud value VI America
Labor, and TO show the nations Gppfet a'lyg O..
the same, have set apart day TO be known rs
Labor Day, and have made the alnr c.L
holiday, and whereas, this community Il Cua-
posed largely Of manufacturing and ncCha4gi.
labor. Il is proper aud right that we take iti
OIL for pleasure aud recreation
It's therefore respectfully requested that y
far a, i, practicable our people 10 arrange ,ls;
business that all who wish may haVruu OppOGg.
nifty TO join In celebrating the day saturday
August a. and II Is earnestly requested tlA. The
people decorate their residences and place, o..
business in honor OF the occasion especially %
the streets over which the parade will ps,
au2l H. i. CALDWELL, MAYOR
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Sp,eiai DGpd'sh 10 ne M'G!gennr.
WAsutSGroH, August 2l.-A +. CO.
burn hns been appointed postmaster ut
Randall, Mononpah county, vice A. J..
II. TAFT, resigned.