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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08
THE PACIFIC CABLE.

The Pacific cable agitation Is likely
20 got before Congress In several forms
before there are any definite steps
taken toward building. Ih' other
day an item was inserted Ia the ap.
proptlat0n bin, to provide funds Tor an
inquiry A. 20 tle most suitable route.
Itis likely also that some steps Will be
taken to secure the approval OF the
United Sialos 10 The scheme Tor cable
communication b tEoen Australia
aud British Columbia, via Honolulu;
for In tlO present mme u mind u the
Hawaiian republic tis NOT likely thai
such a cable would be permitted any
privileges on the Islands iu autasoulsm
TO ths wishes u Ihis government.
There Is plan, however VI Amerl.
can promoters, which may be pressed
upon Congress Uyol before the
March adjournment Tho twenty iu.
corpoutJrs have been decided upon
this week. Ten Il tugm ago Pacific
coast men, gui the other ,gu are from
the Ea8t Tho object OF Che proposed
corporation IL TO lay submarine
cable connecting ban Farcsc1 with
Honolulu, Tahiti, the 5.utl Pacific
Islands, Australia nm A-la. 40 o. lu-
tended to connect with the French
cattle At New CALEDONIA, which
stretches 10 Australia, and thus makes
"a complete liue by way off Honolulu.
Tho bill which is DO Do ursuI uDpa not
ask subsidy, uu.s.mply Requests that
tho builders Of She uaul5 lime augll be-
protected by the laws tho United
5blea After Incorporating, the come
pauy w.Il send agents 10 Interested
e1Iuluts 90 secure concessions aud
.uusidigs, uuI tlon will CONS to this
government Tor like iRvou. Tho bin
win place behind tlcm tho back.
Iug ~ tine United States govern.
muul which h TO have control u the
cable. Aam,fgl Irwin D. uuIorstooI
To- have proposed the s,lcme. The
a0y0rumuuts % boo neg dated with, n
tho bin passea are Hawaii, japan,
RIaia ami FRnCi aud last OF all
England. This latter foaturp 10 priu-
ulwily uue 20 the fact OF the projected
Brilsb cable, and consequently no cor
liberation for the enterprise could bg
.o1KoI Tor from England while the
British scheme was ID competitor or
until the other was VOL under way.
The Hawaiian government already
haas indicated fec approval OF tho enter
rise Ina ghat ioim, Tho japanese mai.
IsgeI hes consented TO recommend ig To
h'H government, Russia auu France
nave boon approached by Minister
rnuuyou, and from the fact that tn
Ftcnch already have cable from
Australia " New Caledonia on the
direct line " Hoaolulu, and that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08
METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

step into the stores Of any OF our
pr1gfcsslyo merchants Of today Rud
you will be delighted At the lew, cIrsn,
flesh appearance II tho stock OF go13-
presented i0r your Inspection and mar.
vel nj tue absence Of old yles Of shelf.
soilod goous, aud Il you should AK the
merchant now he avoids such accum.
ulau1u, ho win tell you ,ruthully
tuat he collie them before they got iu
that condition; by going through hIs
stock from IWu o. time anu any arlIC e.
which Is uHt selling rapidly 90 marked
with "a puyH sl low that ga HHmerH
who can uHc Bucn goods DaY', afford
uHt 20 luy-neytr C1nalsCuU. how
much no uar lasu by tho tTaIH elton,
but how m eI tho gain Will ur 10 sold
before Do utuJmvH worthless BY holding
unul 10 huf 100 demand, ia gAr matter
OF mems clothing styles OF good
chnnEC DFuI HuaH.u uul i' goods are
buld pusl Iuuil a.nHIu they deprruiltr
IN value iiNy ger cent, and a third
they urs not worth tel per cent oftheir
original CuBs Therefore "a merchant
TAILOR who Ci0ses OUT his stock Of goods
Just before y.uH season CLOSES for half
tuulr cost, realizes tho iull vsIuo these
same goods would have n held over
until the beginning OF tho next season,
anl lH Nus niH no uty iN months In
advance, with which 30 uuy "a irpbh,
-rAsOnauira .yus. Aud Tor this ralsou
wu feel .hHf with our hal'-priCe sale on
Pants tor .lu pact two weeks We hgvs
matte BOB much money VIZ VIII oIatIuuH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

French ministerial Honolulu received
Information from She Hawaiian COVER b
'oont that SUCH company was anxious
TO proceed with It, cable TO Honolulu,
and the warm interest taken Ia this
same proposition by the Russian g5v-
eminent 100 1880, Air Thuu,On has exc
Pressed himagli rs confident OF she &C.
operation OF those nau5nG
The Interest ofthe United States no
.ugh O. project BE- OF sufficient moment
rtIo government to cake all reason.
able steps o. control any cable connect
iug win Hawaii Americans nave
large nlauclai Interest amounting iu
properly 10 about sl-,UJJODJ-1n the
islsuIs, besilrs an annual commerce
amounting TO about half that sum.
Beyond this there ufo governmental
C.nsiIenii0ns which cannot be- ovof-
looked. An llrse arguments viii be-
brought % h.af cir fIll weight, anu
whatever mHy l8 lue a.t,.l Otsfraust-
mont % BE- reasonable Co anticipate
tHat thoro will bD "a Pacific cable insil.
iulud within a few yeua, ami that
Uncle Sam win have supcty.ii0u OF
iis manipulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

'r.e, AMI they have uotxnehonca iu
that business, though they are willing
and strong enough TO engage In g.
They are ready 10 take the advice TO 20
out in the country provided they can
be- shown how o. gst tlofo and make a
siarl; or tIoy afo willing TO engage iu
any fcmuucfative employ mentif tIcy
rau learn where o. obtain 81. lt
would be- genuine charity 20 give Go
thcts men Information that would be-
Of practical benefit to them. Here 10
chance fr some suggestion o. to the DE-
tails Il o. plan for the relief OF ozist,E.
dutr,ss which, while % does not 70.
quiru the contribution q cash, gives
ntlI Cor tho eKerciso Of an actual
philanthropy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

iftIe report from Honolulu that tho
court martial has condemned 90 ir O.
some Of the leaders Of the ut' rry,lu-
ton provo correct, the government of
the Hnw8IiNn republic should com.
mute tue sentences. NYs that tlu
new form Of government hns been
s0lidly established AMI tho royalHt
party Loot oil preieuss i9r further rx'
.'lgucr, those in power can Afford 90 ba
meroiiul. The shielding Of tho blood o.
supporters ~ the rE.quoeu is not
necessary 10 the welfare o. t1er-
public.
Ono charge agains. the dvrossd
queen was. that had she, by tho aid Of
Tue United shtJs government, bosu
rs.ssuUllsheI On the throne, she in.
tended 60 take summary vengeance on
tho leaders %. tho republicans. It Wa
pointed out how unworthy such
"baruannu" was 10 rule Tue people oil
tue islands. Aud yet the Tov.l.
against her had % proved uniuccCas.
ful, would today have been designated
LOO "fobrlnou" Inoso men iu powcflu
Hawaii ought to deal with their
political prisoners as they them.
selves would like 20 have
boon dealt with, had tue case been IT,
ycrscd, anu they found tuemselygs ou
trial before a court OF tine queen.
La the government Of ns.ions as 60
the conduc, Of individuals, the only
safe c0ursu 10 pursue In one OF Justice
tempered with mercy. Aols Of cruelty
bring retaliation iu some form or Ar
other. The test policy, therefore, lOT
the Hawaiian rulers now is 10 make
the punishmont Of tho leaders Of the
rebellion as mild as consistent with
the laws OF the country anu To grant
amnesty TO inoBr who were miBlrd in
the uilait. Only TO can those rulers
prove To- tue world thcir Bupsrioriy
over tholf predecessor and establish
thelr moral right to tue position they
now hold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

The Hsrad makes two important
editorial announcements this morning,
though proof OF the truth o, either h
not supplied. one Il that II doosni,
pro,out igs bills lot "servicrs rendered
the thoughtful men Of the Mormon
Chufcli" the other b., mJabis diotu!
it has now learned ils grammar lesson
we'll enough to know that the plural
lorm ut the verb DOESN'T VOL agree
with "a singular subject. A8io the hrst,
the probable argument 10 thstit oaunot
possibly render any services worth
paying t0E ss 90 tho second, ii mod
D. ly admits that Dc iOesu'. uGo 10 talk
about the subject Mos. people
WOulIu'l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

Recently Mr. j. D. Iu1mal OF
North Dakota, visited tho shenandoah
valley, Virginia, and sitter carefully
examining the .uulrY located 10
Winchester, he writes 10 MI V. kich-
afda, Land and Immigration Agent,
baltimore & Ohio Railroad Baltimore
Mary land, ne followH: 81 have been
.u nearly every state ami territory o.
Tbs United States, and am frank in my
opinion that this valley rurpassss All
other sections in the Union. The
lands hre low IN price, and produce
profitable crops thank you for d.
reciing ME here, aud solicit those seek
Ing pleasant anu profitable homes 90
lnrats boo ihis country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

IHE literary Dgsa quotes an odi.
,1rlal OF lUo NEWS ou the claims Of
M0rmlu.m and makes the following
ruAaTG
Discussion OF tho principles and ouocl
of Murm1nism bias su completely dropped
out of both secular uud religious Journals
that only Ny looking into papers pub.
lishyi 90 lhu headquarters NJ the Latter
dag Saints do W. uud tur subject atIIl
alive, A lu'u number Of tho DE-EUEr
l.NINtNu NIN- contains an editorial
0Nogusls OF i.H own religion iu which %
b. asserted aud muuiiU,tly with caudor
and hi,h, chat Mormunlsm rs "what
mankind especially nouds,n for that %
affords % means OF diauuwuglum0u uf
tho sulr iu which, tho world. politically,
-uU.aily, and utuurNisO, now seems 10 Uu
gumushuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

WITH A ge4yrosity ,qualled only by
tho gretn-srocer who displays barrel
oi oNuborrsa beneath the invitation
stake ou,' the weather clerk Is par-
ceiling oI, cyclones aud bliaarI,, with
d hand as lavish as though ho thought
uesuppy would never br ozhsustrI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

The urarrr EvrsnH NrVH ls plh.I"1el H..r
tuuln1 Uruepfed. nt rIfuer south uud l.iat l7ul.a
tutaia. -a't lHEU t.ys
q ain Ei.uoH 20 lII 81. m. Regular Edition ai
O'Clock
Tho uuruEf sriu Wrrur hrwi 20 rHHIH1fd
on Iufafny H"f rr.HiH HI UH.h uH.h
thg ur'rrrf Wrtsar in magazine form l' pup
nshcd every Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

Tho Srus is an s1Ia 90 nn rfiHsra. H0ia't. News
Stinis lUI 0u 100 passenger uaIHa leaving H' oly
tier D. pa duaTs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

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should aiuuya E.vl ia.uu. az ual na present. ode
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Have your watch repaired At Sur
baughF, 10 McCOrniCk Block,
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q
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ado directly from the original rec
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

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WANTED.


- NUWopa FIVE ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
- with city water and collar fruit trees
aud barn ou place. Apply oI premise 90 bot.
IIl south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

$4,000 ----------.0-o-o-o.@.--
IN THE LAW AND EQUITY COURT
| OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
JUNE Il, 1898.
+. P. F'lippen and j. s. Moore and +, ".
Moore partners trading under the nfh-
name and style OF }. 5. Moore - bon,
who sue on behalf OF themselves am
all other creditors OF the farmyiile an
Powhatan Railroad Company .ilanuHa'
The Farmvine and Powhatan Railroad
Company and others ........ Defendants.
IN CHANCtil
The object OF this suit Is 10 recover OF
the said defendant company debts due
TO the cOmplainanfs ana petitioners
amounting 10 the sum Of flo-'Hi WIN
interest thereon. Of which sum H0-p"v
is due 10 COmplainant J.. +. flppen tot
materials and supplies ana iof 9bo.
claims paid OF hy him for the aefendant
company 10 It's employees, ana s'vvh'
is due 10 the petitioners. }. = Moore a.
Son for supplies and materials Iutulhh-
ed by them 10 the said company 10 nave
their claims decreed "A lien upon all and
singular the property. estate, ana effects
of the said defendant, such Hen 10 DO
superior In dignity TO any lien thereon
hv mortgage, deed OF trust, or otherwise,
10 convene an OF the creditors Of the
said company. 20 have an account az
It's liabilities, whether the same be due
10 mortgage creditors, It's employees, ma
teriai and supply claims, or liens Tor
unpaid taxes or otherwise. 10 wind up
the affairs Of the said company, 10 OBJ
tain an injunction eni0ining and restrain
ing the said defendant company, It's
agents. attorneys and all others from
I'm any manner dispOsing Of or parting
with any Of It's property real OF personal,
or any of its mortgage bonds, and from
executing or recording any deed 10 any
OF the said property, and from in any
manner diyerting the earnings OF the said
road from the payment OF IT'S running
expenses TIL the further order OF this
court. and 10 require All diversions here
tOfOre made OF such earnings. whether
10 the bOndhOders or other persons. 20
be refunded, in order 10 meet amy de-
hcit due on running expenses. 10 take
an account Of all Of the liens on the
said property with their dignites and
priOrities: 10 appoint "A receiver 10 take
charge OF ali and singular the property
estate. and effects OF the said defendant
company, ard To obtain "A sale 81 the
said property under the direction Of the
court, and the proceeds OF such sale APP
piled TO the payment OF It's indebtedness.
And aiiidavit having been made and
filed that the Central Trust Company,
the American Car and Equipment COM
pany, and Mason Young. trustee. are nom
residents OF the State OF Virginia. IL Is
ordered that they DO appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what IS necessary 10 protect their
interests herein
A copy-Teste:
u. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
EDMUND WADDiLL. JR.. and A. b.
DlChlNSON, p 4 1el3-thfw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Ten Thousand MefDbers of the Christia"
Endeavor Convention May Come.

Great interest is being taken in Virginia
in the great Christian Endeavor conven-
ton IN Boston in July, and 1t is certain
that a delegation will 20 from the Old
Dominion at least hundred strong
A meeting will be called June 18th. at
the Seventh-Street Christian church, of
all who think of attending the convention.
Maps of the city of Boston will . dis
tributed, and convention badges given
all who intend 10 go. move is al
ready on foot 10 make Richmond one
of the points for a side-trip' from the 1896
convention. which will be held In Wash
ingtOn. and the Virginia delegation Will
probably go TO Boston authorized to ex-
tend the invitation to those wpo expect
to visit the Washington convention. 10
run down TO Richmond during their stay.
Side-trips are a very popular feature of
the big Christian Endeavor conventions,
and If Richmond is placed on the list for
the Washington visitors. they will proba-
bly, come down on our city ten thousand
strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
PROF. SMITH RESIGNS,
BUT IS UNANTMO USLY REELECTED
10 TIE PRESIDENCY
or Randolph NJ aeon Coilegs--Adjnnct Pro-
fesscrship of Greek offered to Mr.. u.
h. Easter. of Spsr,snburx, :. G.

ASHLAND, VA. June 2.--Special.-Ow-
ing TO other duties which might conflict
with the presidency. Professor W. w.
Smith thought 1t best TO offer his resig-
nation. but tie board OF trustees unani-
lnously reelected him.
The board has decided not to elect a
fLn professor Of Greek. but have c1ered
by wire the position OF adjunct professor
TO d. b. Easter OF Spartanburg, :. G., a
graduate OF Kandoiph-Macon college
who will have full charge.
The commencement exercises OF ran
delphi Macon College opened last n;ght
Win ,he celebration of Washington Lite
rary Society. The orator was Mr.. X: L.
r;ntslcr OF Virginia Subject. The Need
OF the Present"
This Grafton was followed by an ad-
dress by Rey. j. r. Wighiman, -. D.,
the president-elect OF the society.
surHsRLIS MEDAL CONTEST.
This morning at II 80 the oratorical con-
ecsf for the Sutherlin Medal took place.
,rre cots;csfarrs were: For the Franklin
Society. Mr. j. d. Hank. Jr, OF virginia
slbjcct' "A Modern Hero and MT; r.
n. Williams. OF North Carolina. suDJec,
s.'T,ne Cause OF our ConfusiOn-Our Duty.
Mr. washington Society, Alex. ID. s. Hin,
~ Missouri subject. "Conflct and De
m,cracv." and Mr.. II. V. Switzer. OF Nlr-
einia. subject, "Thc Achievement OF
Triple Nature" ~
The medal was not awarded, as the
iudges failed 10 agree. They meet again
tomorrow when the award VIII prOD""''
lie made.
.ppHpss BEFORE TUE ALUMNI SOCIETY.
Tonight the society Of the Alumni was
addressed by the orator, j. h. McIdD0'
ESQ. of Lcesburg. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
GREEN AND WHITE WEDDING.
Miss Buford Welded TO MT Thomas l.
Oliver.

REDFORD CITY. VA, June l9-Spe-
cial.-The social event Of the season was H
the marriage of Miss Frances Otey bu-
ford daughter Of the late Captain Jonh
Ruford 10 Mr. Thomas T. oliver al 81
John's Episcopal church this evening.
The wedding was "A green ana Whlto
affair, and the sacred edlnce was , uioa'
tastefnlly decorated with palms ana illies.
The bride presented pretty plctuie
under the lights. in her white duchess
satin gown. trimmed with clinton ana
opals. while in her hands she carrieu
brides roses. NJ,
The bridesmaids were Misses Cora Bla-
iuire of Bedford. Annie Clayton, or Mary
land: Emma Oliver, Of Bedford; Louli
Mcclure OF Suffolk: Blanche Baker, or
Washington, and Ote Buford, OF PULASKI
wearing green and white crgandlts' AFTER
mating and carrying magnoiias.
The maid Of honor was Miss Belle Bu-
ford who wore white silk and carried
Marachal Mel roses. The best man was
Mr.. W. T. oliver. brother OF the groom.
The grOOmsTnen were Messrs. PAU or
gan. OF Richmond; j. f.. Johnston, or
Norfolk. Clement Jones. OF Roanoke; I.
-. Litue Of Macon, Ga; j. r. Blainlre
and Nelson Sale of Bedford.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector Rev. r. W Jones. After the we'd
ding a reception was rendered the bridal
party at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Y. Jordan.
Mr. ana Mrs. Oliver left on the mid
night train for a wedding tour in the
North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
SPIDERS AND fkLLoW JACKETS.
The Latter Won the Game by Score oil
>ire I, wen.

The Spiders ana the Yellow jackets
played what was purported TO be a game
of ball out al the West-End Park yes
terday afternoon, in the presence OF
handful or spectators.
The Spiders, who represent the oase-Dall
fraternity of Richmond College, were
taken into camp by the Yellow jackets
who are better known as the ball tossers
from Randolph Macon College.
Adonls Ellyson and Lucullus Romulus
Octavius Robinson were the opposing
twirlers. Now, neither OF these young
gentlemen did very much yesterday. Iney
were easy marks. In fact the nelders
got so weary OF chasing after the leather
that they had TO stop occasionally 10
rest their tired legs.
The errors and hits grew with reckless
profus.on on both sides, and with the
exception of the fielding Of Robinson and
White. there was nothing approaching the
shadow OF ball-playing in the antics OF
the young men.
when the dust OF battle had settled
and everything had quieted down. II was
found that nine Yellow Jackets had cross
ed the plate. while only seven OF the
Spiders were able to darken the rubber.
This is the last game these two clubs
will play together this year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
THE THEORY OF THE DIGESTION OF
FOOL.

Tho human stomach is pe1r-shapol
nag into which all food drops ~ o,,.o
whom swallowed. Three tnihes ""fP'
The blood rushes into the SUSIE. =,
the stomach mot into l's IL ar n,nes
heat il: thousands OF little ducts ~ w.
nour copiously forth a nmd tan' ~
,sstric Juice; and then the stoihaSn ,..
pms wave-likc, churning NOV noEe''i, ',ir.,
Ss.'nich thoroughly mixes the gastfi. gullr
Nth the fcod. and by and by cnansS,s
r. uhole into gray-lOoknS' SIN
inuid haste called chyme. This - "'seS
ION as il takes place in health. ,.n.
But. look you. ~ 'n me-, s'o, nr fslls to
t,rn,sh enough OF It. the food simply Is
a.. he stomach and turns sour, putreh.s.
,nrneuts-as Il would I'm "A warm, moist
air outdoors. This Is indisesuon' w.
nensia. or gastritis Having no 49,
ip,'d,s 81 es.aDe the poisons so cngenderea
mass into the circulation ana SET w
Train of results Ike th,se. neaoaSnn,.,
foul taste In the mouth, loss o, apb.ss"s
and nausea. furred tongue, disordcien
80, action nervous weakness ana pros
ration chflls followed by neat Hhsher,
distress and weight IN the chest altS,
eating fugitive muscular pdinH, lVNo"''
in time ,ny grave iP'1 cor S.,'', of more
nr loss complete failure OF the stomach
TO secrete gastric Juice. ,.t.., Cor many
wears. the Shakers Of NJ. Leblanc" w;
XS-famous as medicinal chemists anu
herhaIists-sougnt among the plants cul
tivated by them only for reinsny W.. N,
would have the distinct ana ,sl.s.'tt 49,.
fsct OF stimulating the flow OF gsstric !ulce
70 a normal amount and at the same ', ne
If the fuu. natural digestive strength. 40
other so-called remedies LOT os :,
pepsia have this purpose IN view SSs -
y tpe absolutely essential thing. sue,
ceseful I'm their efforts. even pey9nd
their hopes they have placed their us
coverv on the market under the name
Of tho Shaker Digestive Cordial us
oc,oets aro immediate and radical Re
lief is felt al once and permanent cure
soon follows. II Is the sure ana tcien-
tidc remedy for Indigestion and dysl epSla.
Confident I'm their work, the SNAKES
offer trial bottles az the nominal pro,
of ten cents. For sale by nearly al