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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-18
Rebekah oddfellowship.

Miriam Rebekah lodge No. made a
fitting close to a very good week
among the Odd Fellows lodges, by
having an immense throng Of members
of the Rebekah branch at their session
on Saturday night. It the conclusion
of the regular business a candidate
was initiated, after which the lodge
heard the official reports of Grand Rep
resentative j. ]. Thomas, who supple
mented the same by an eXemplification
of the unwritten work and some adj
mirable remarks on the Rebekah
branch and its attendant privileges
Grand Representative E. D. Hoge who
was present and added to the interest
of the evening by a speech of much
merit upon the good of the order gem
orally and Rebekah branch particular
". The whole evenings proceedings
were of much value to the members
present and the true spirit of fraternal
and sisterly affection predominated
The new code for the government of
Rebekah lodges was handed in by c.
r. Hoge and in it we find the objects
and purposes of Rebekah lodges de-
fined as follows:
First-To aid in the establishment
and maintenance of homes for aged
and INDECENT odd Fellows and their
uGCRdSGQ
odd Fellows and homes for the care
education and support of orphans of
deceased Odd Fellows.
Second-To visit the sick, relieve the
distressed and. in every way to assist
subordinate and sister Rebekah lodges
In kindly ministrations to the families
of Odd Fellows who are in trouble or
want.
Third-To cultivate and extend the
af.a1 frso1 .a,,o o1 ,.a1o
among lodges and the families of Odd
Fellows.
Last Tuesday evening the captain of
Naomi Rebekah lodge No Is degree
staff was the recipient of a surprise
party at his quarters in Fort Douglas.
AS a mark of appreciation of the ser
vices rendered by Past Grand ]. c.
BuddS, The members Of the staff made
him fraternal call and in the course
of the evening presented him with a
fine umbrella. A party of about twenty
brothers and sisters were present and
spent several hours in social amuse-
ment
The library committee has made ar
rangements for the first Odd Fellows
dancing party this season. The chair
man and secretary of the committee,
Brothers w. S. Giesy and c. Lowe,
have the affair in charge and with the
doSASbchSC SL AilC LOuOWDiS
the success Of the entertainment is as
Sured:
On Reception-Messrs. ]. H. Latey,
S. G. Brinton. DR.. S. Ewing, j. <. Lit
tie and Thompson; Mesdames Elvina
Campbell. Joanna Melton and Carrie
Virden.
On F'loc.-Messrs. William w. Eli
lott, Ira J. Strayec and =. Cheering
ton.
rho dance which will talsa nlaca ~
ing next. Nov. q, will be one for social
and agreeable entertainment and to
which the Odd Fellows cordially invite
their many friends. The price OF a6-
mission will be so cents per couple and
additional ladies 25 cents. Tickets may
be obtained from any Odd Fellow.
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a. q. L. w.

The members Of the A. o. U. W. are
congratulating themselves on the
steady progress the order is making in
this Jurisdiction All the lodges in this
city are working with good effect and
adding to their membership rolls all
the time
Last week the usual meetings were
held by the three Salt Lake lodges.
The attendances were generally good
and degree work was done.
1t requires ten D. of H. lodges to
found a grand lodge of the Degree Of
Honor There are now eleven lodges in
this jurisdiction, viz: Ogden No. 1,
ogden, Utah; Silver Spray No. 2.
Park City, Utah: Star of the West No.
3, Salt Lake city, Utah; Sunshine No.
4, Heber City, Utah; Hope No. 1, Lara
ME, Wy: Table Rock No. 2, Rock
Springs, Wy; Cheyenne No. 8, Chey-
enne, Wy; Alpha No. 1, Boise City,
Ida; Mountain Lily No. 2, Pocatello,
Ida; Silver Aid No. 8, HALEY, Ida,
and Rainbow No. 4, Evanston, wy.
Now. General Law XVI of the SUI
preme lodge, A o. U. W., reads as fol-
lows: Whenever in any district. ter
ritory or country there shall exist ten
or more subordinate lodges of the De
gree of Honor, A o. u w, the su-
preme master workman may, on the
petition of said lodges, cause to be
organized and established therein
grand lodge of the Degree of Honor,
a. o. U. w.
Which lodge is going to take the in
itative in this matter Rocky Noun
tain Workman
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Next to your feet. the tenderest thing
about you is your hands; they're SC
tender, in fact, at this time of the year,
when the mercury is paying flying Wis
its to the neighborhood of zero, that
they require to be handled with gloves.
We're prepared to lend you invaluable
assistance in this matter, with a stock
of hand-coverings that touches the top
notch in completeness and quality.
These gloves are handsome and make
your weapons of defense look the
warmth and comfort they feel and
also feel equal to any emergency that
may arise. Just here, we rise to re-
mark that we are entered in a grand
glove contest and have already been
declared Champions by the public.
And never forget that our Clothing,
Furnishings and Hat Departments are
complete to give style, neatness and
cheapness.
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LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF SALT LAKE CITY
BREWERS

ANHEUSER-BUSCH. BREWING co.
Tel. Nos. $40 and 1872
FISCHER A. BREWING Co,
$50 South Tenth West.
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The Danger Comes

IN cases of typhoid fever, diphtheria and other
wasting diseases, when the patient has been
reduced in flesh, and strength, and begins the
toilsome climb to health. Here Hoods Sarsa-
parilla finds its place. 1t enriches the blood,
strengthens the nerves, gives tone to the di-
gestive organs, and builds up the whole system.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner pills,
assist digestion. cure headache. CSC. a box.
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knights of Pythias.

On Monday evening Calanthe lodge
had a well attended meeting and en-
joyed an intellectual and social time
Myrtle, the old reliable, had as
usual, a very fine meeting on Tuesday
evening. Regular business was trans
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acted and two candidates, J.. B. Tim
| mony and w. II. Thomas, were init.
ated into the mystries of the pages
rank.
Monitor lodge met on Wednesday
evening and had a good attendance
This lodge is doing very good work
and bids fair to be one of the strong
est and most flourishing lodges of the
order
Rocky Mountain No. 8, at its meet
ing on Thursday evening conferred the
rank of page upon Messrs. Levy
! Nichols, Ford, Truce and King.
Zion lodge on Friday evening con.
ferred the ranks of esquire and page
upon Mr. Foulger and transacted con-
siderable other business.
The Pythian band is now an assured
success, and will when the member
ship is completed be one of the finest
organizations of the kind in the coun-
try. The band will be Incorporated
and will be put on a firm business
basis
ing in membership and the indications
are that very soon several new lodges
will be instituted in different parts of
the territory.
The grand chancellor will make Of
fetal visits as follows: Tuesday, De-
cemIber 3, to Myrtle No. /; Monday.
December 9, Ogden No. 2; Thursday.
December 10, Rocky Mountain No. 8;
Monday, December %, Calanthe No. 5.
A further schedule will be made first
Of next year.
The grand chancellor and Mrs.
Meakin will spend Thanksgivings day
with friends and brothers of Rath-
bone No. 9, at Scofield. A ball and
entertainment will be given in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Meakin will take part.
Justus r. Temple No. Rathbone
sisters on Saturday evening gave
very fine and well attended social
entertainment at which musical and
literary performances were THE fea-
lures. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening and an unusually
pleasant time was enjoyed
The programme which was excellent.
~ rendered was as follows:
Master of ceremonies, Grand Chance1-
lor John 2. Meallin.
Recitation. .....Miss E Efolep 6 6ane
Baritone Solo, Doris OTaywood) s
Recitation Miss a Nav Pcr ris1e1
Selection. Ladies Mandolin Club
Recitation: ..;;;:;M Miss Josie Morris
Miss Camelia Bonnetti
Recitation. .-...........Miss Edna Duncan
Piano Solo...................W Walter Jenkins
Solo. -.:.-.-......-............ Miss May Tiff
Recitation. Miss Edith Beless
Pythian Quartette. ...................
Messrs. Ford, Mccoy. zenther and Ash
worth.
Whistling viii THOMAS
Recitation. .............M Miss Katie Madison
soprano Solo, selected. ..............
.....................Mi Miss Margie Weber
Recitation. Miss Blanche. Thomas
Piano Sol................Miss Jennie Sands
Selections Observation-Disclosures. .Graphophone
Reading, 'AWoman In It, III. T. Meakin
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THE
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Did You Ever

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The healing properties of De Wits
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cures eczema, skin affections and is
simply a perfect remedy for piles. For
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FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSIC.
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AZ West First South
DAYNEs & COULTER.
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BATHS.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
New SHIFTS,


The following new suits have been
filed with the CircuitClerk for the June
term of court since last report:
b. c. Hayes ct al VS.. Dennis Nc
Namara ct al; unlawful possession.
James Beagles VS.. Jennie johnson
ct al; partition.
j. w. Cauthorn vs.. c. NJ. and S. J
Berry; suit in equity.
Mexico Savings Bank VS.. w. L
Rennolds ct al; note.
w. P. Quisenberry VS.. City of Mex
leo; damages.
r. F. Toalson VS.. W. R. Price; dam
ages.
Tucker State Drill Co. VS.. James
Garrett ct al; appealed from J. P,
Court.
State VS.. Frank Creasey ct al; ap.
pealed from j. p. Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
RMoUR PREDICTS 81 WHEAT.
He Says 1t Is q Worlds Market and
Will go on Advancing.

CHICAGO, April 3O.-"I have just
about as much to do with the wheat
market as a fly ON the WALL" said
Philip d. Armour, when the talk of an
Armour manipulation was repeated to
him. ''There is no secret about my
position. | am a bull. | have been
that for two years. 1t is the worlds
market now. That is not TO say there
are not good mel under wheat. | am
simply trying to get something out of
the market along with the rest. ]
said they'd buy wheat better over 60c
than under, and now | say the buying
will be better over roc than in the COS.
| am one of those who believe the
next crop price will be around 81.
There is no manipulation in this mar
ket. | never say anything as legiti-
mate. You can ship wheat now in al
most any direction, north or south,
east or west. That is literally true.
There is not a cargo in the barber
that is not sold. The foreigner is not
coming for it to-day with his mouth
quite so wide open, but the miller is.
The shippers all want wheat. There
| will not be a short seller left AZ this
situation develops. 1t will look so
strong to them. If 1t werelR mere
matter of manipulation it would be
another matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Consumers Of eheSiqyh tobacco who
~a'ewiIliqs0 pay Iitle more than
the price changed for the ordinary
trade tobaccos, will find this
brand superior 10 all others.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
HUNTER TO PALMER.
The Senator From Illinois Called Upon
to Answer Questions.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May lion
Andrew j. Hunter, eX-Congressman,
at-Large from Illinois, has sent N
open letter TO Senator Palmer. He
defines his views of free coinage,
which he fayors, and then asks the
following questions:
Are You nfavor of maintaining the
law of 1878 demonetizing silver?
"Are you in favor of the gold stand
ard alone?
by what authority and from what
source do Mr.. Cleveland and the self
styled honest money Democrats de-
rive the right to make a change in the
creed of the Democratic party without
consulting it?
by what authority does Mr.. Cleve-
land use the great office of President
to compel his Secretary to pay gold to
the creditors of the Government when
the law provides for the payment OF
coin, forcing gold loans when there is
silver in the Treasury?
''What new emergency has arisen in
this country that demands that the
Democratic party shall abandon its
policy and principles of more than 100
years standing on the money ques-
ton, and accept and adopt the Ham
ilton and Sherman doctrine in finance?
"Shall the Democratic party be
governed in its party and it's legisla-
tive action by the platform made by
the Democracy of the United States or
by the President?
l ask you if silver was not an honest
dollar under Democratic laws, and I'M
der Democratic legislation worth 3per
cent more than gold at the time it was
demonetized by the Republican party?
And further ask you if you have not
joined Mr.. Cleveland and John Sher-
man in continuing this dishonor of
silver in the interests of the Republic
al party? And r you not also ask
ing Democrats to follow you in per-
%petuating this dishonor and resisting
every effort of the Democratic party
to make silver an honest dollar? ask
you if the free coinage of silver has
not been a Democratic doctrine since
1892 to this hour? And has not the
demonetizing of silver been one of the
cardinal principles of the Republican
party since it was born?
II now ask you a further and, l
think, important question. Can a man
be q good Democrat who uses all of
his efforts and power to force the
Democratic party off its own platform
on the money question and place it on
the Republican platform? 1 ask you
if Mr.. C~leveland's financial policy did
not cost the Democratic party more
than 1000, 900 votes last fall, and is it
good politics to go with him any fur
Their on the financial question, repudi-
ating the Chicago platform and con-
tinue in defeat? Do you think Mr..
Cleveland should be recognized in the
fight to commit the Democratic party
to the Republican platform without
giving them a chance to be heard, and
is it fair to the Democracy of Illinois
to be forced to accept the doctrine of
gold alone as the standard of value
without their consent? Do you think
we a repudiate our platform and go
over to the Republican platform and
carry out their platform or the money
question and still be Democrats?''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

THE Moscow Mills (Lincoln County,
Mo- Monograph is of the opinion that
those who claim silver was demone-
TIED "withOut anybody knowing any
thing about it" are a lot of phunny
%phellows and says: "Those who ad-
vance the idea that Congress, when it
demonetiZed silver in 1878, was I'M
aware of the fact and that the Presi-
dent was also ignorant of it when he
signed the bill is saying a great deal
for Congress at that time. 1t must
have been composed of Il set of I'M
parallclcd idiots to pass Il of
this character unknOwingly. Evident
ly anyone who takes this position is
attempting TO guy the party in power
at hat time, for most assuredly silver
can not be demonetized ignorantly.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

SOME of the same gentlemen who
managed the last Democratic cam
paign in Missouri 80 beautifully are
tearing up the earth to-day in favor of
calling Il State Convention. 1t is not
the people-it is the politicians who
are in favor of the extra sessions of
the Legislature and the extra conven-
tions of Democrats. They get the ex-
ira money and most of them are run
ming for office. They have nothing to
ose. The people foot the bills. 1t is
freely stated now that if the Legisla-
ture ~adiourns without doing Just what
the bosses want it to do il will be called
together again. If the State Conven-
ton shouldn't happen to do just what
the politicians want it to do it would
be r]econvened, we presume. In the
meantime the Republicans are saving
wood and saying nothing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

For whooping cough Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is excellent. By using
it freely the disease is deprived of all
dangerous consequences. There is no
danger in giving the remedy to babies,
as it contains nothing injurious. 25
and so cent bottles for sale by Chas.
A. Buckner, Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Stone and Silver.
From the Kansas City Star.

~N
1t appears that only three of the
nineteen Democratic State Senators
put in appearance at the Governors
secret free silver pow-wow Thursday
night. The rest of the caucus was
made up of members of the House,
state officials, personal henchmen OF
the Governors and visitors from out
of town. Senator Morton hit the nail
on the head when he declared that
when his constituents wished him to
go into a free silver caucus they
would probably advise him to that ef-
feet There is an impression that these
gatherings at the capital have mighty
little silver and a great deal of Stone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Newsnaner Man Disappears.

STURGEON, NO., May Clyde II.
Watts, who has been in charge of the
H~allsville Hustler, Omar d. Gray's
paper, has mysteriously disappeared.
He left Saturday ostensibly to visit
in Montgomery City, since which time
nothing has been heard from him.
Foul play is suspected, as he was
known to have. considerable money
on his person.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
ADOPTED.
Some OF the Democratic Members of
the Missouri Legislature Met in
Jefferson City They Want a
Convention Called This
Year.

On Thursday night, May ,, about
thirty-five Democratic members of
the Missouri House and Senate met in
| secret session at jefferson City to
adopt resolutions requesting the State
Central Committee to call Il conven-
ton not later than August / to settle
the party policy on the financial ques-
ton. Just why the conference was
secret the writer does not understand.
Out of the nineteen Democratic Sen
ators six were present, and twenty:
nine out of the fifty-eight Democratic
members of the House were in at
tendance. Stone made a speech in
which he asserted that if he was the
| chairman of the committee he would
call the convention together to-mor-
row. Other politicians made speeches.
One of them said: 81 am in favor of
calling a State Convention of Demo-
Gratis and declaring for free silver, 10
to /; j am also in favor of %announc-
ing to other Democrats who do not
believe in that doctrine to get out of
the party" The following resolutions
we're finally adopted:
WHEREAS, The vital question be-
fore the people of this country to-day
is the money question, and in our
opinion the next presidential cam
paign will be contested largely upon
this issue; and,
WHEREAS Tho Dan,npratic nortv
from its organization has always been
a party of bimetallism, declaring that
the redemption money of the country
and the basis of all currency and pa
per credits should be both gold and
silver, and that such metal should be
coined at the ratio of 16 to /; and,
WHEREAS, Since its declaration of
such position at the Democratic State
Convention in May, 1894, the agita-
ton upon this subject throughout
the land has become constant and
widespread; now, therefore, be it
ResOlred, That in order that the
Democracy of Missouri may define
its views upon the money question
before the people of the State and
nation, the Democratic State Com
mittee is hereby requested to call n
State Convention to meet ut some
central and accessible place at as
early n date as practicable, not later
than August /, 1895, for the purpose
of such definition and declaration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Papa's Pants
Would do
for Willie

II they were made over and dyed with
Diamond Dyes, the great home money
saver. The children's clothes the
faded cloak, wrap or dress can be
made To look like new, at cost OF only
40 cents, ana no experience Ia needed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

fF President Cleveland took up all
the quarrels which the little "two-fer''
countries of South and Central Amer
lea get into with the big European
countries we should have to quadruple
our navy at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

OUR worthy Republican contem-
porary, the Tribuae, is going to pub
lish wool figures. OF course, the po-
sition that wool brings more or as
much money without a tariff as under
n protective tariff is entirely untena-
BILE. Nobody should make any such
claim. The point of advantage under
the Democratic tariff on wool il that
thousands and thousands of people
who wear wooden garments buy their
goods for at least p per cent less,
while a comparatively few people who
raise wool, of course, do not get as
much per pound for it. S. P. En-
mons, Who has been buying wool in
Mexico for thirty odd years, says that
IN 1891 he paid for wool % cents; in
1892, - cents; in 1898, is cents; in
1894, IA cents. He is to-day paying
faIs cents. Mr.. Emmons says that
ufder the Republican tariff wool sold
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Is it possible that Missouri is not
going to send an exhibit to the Atlanta
Cotton States Exposition? New York,
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and even
Maine and Vermont are sending
through their Legislatures fine eXhib-
its to this southern city. Missouri is
having an extra session of her Legis-
lature and is going to have Il conven-
ton To endorse the free coinage of
silver III TO 1 whether or not. In the
meantime some of u material inter
ests are lost sight of. Nothing would
advertise Missouri more successfully
or would do more toward bringing i'm
migration into this great State than 4
first-class exhibit mt the Atlanta Expo
sition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

HUSH! Don't make any fuss about it,
but just inform your Republican ac-
quaintances that the apology demand
ed from Spain by Secretary Gresham
is on deck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

w. T. Sanford, station agent of
Leeper, Clarion Co. Pa, writes: l can
recommend One Minute Cough Cure as
the best | ever used. 1t gave instant
relief and quick cure. Woodbridge &
Macarthur.