davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1895-07-04
BUSY WEEK in The SOUTH
Unusual Number of New Enter
priSeS Have Been Recorded.
Shipbuilding, Gold Refining, Cotton
Mills. Channel Dredging, and other
Enterprises Inaugurated.

Baltimore. July 3.-Reports to the Manu-
facturers' Record says:
The past week has been an unusually
busy one ard has witnessed the closing
OF many enterprises Of great moment. The
contract made for opening Aransas Pass
harborin Texas viii involve the expenditure
of $500 600 on Jetty work and deepening
the channel. TO Ire followed probably 10y sew
eraI million dollars in the building Of
wharvcs. terminal facilities, etc Bids are
being invited for the building material
for the steel works, 10 Ee established AT
.Bessenlcr. Ala. A contract has been closed
for S5Go 600 ship. to be built at Newport
News The cyanide gold process, so Euc-
cessful in use in Africa and in the West, is
to be tested on North Carolina ores by
some Northern and Western capitalists,
who predict that II ii is sUoCes sfui North
Carolina win become a second Africa IN
gold development The Ohio River and
Charleston Railroad, now IN operation from
Camden. s. C. TO Rutherfordton, n. c,
has voted TO issue new bonds not To exceed
Si5.0 600 mile, covering the completed
road and the line TO be built, for the purpose
Of building a read across the mountains and
on 10 the coal fields OF West Virginia and
Kentucky. where through outlet TO The
West would he reached.
TheJaCksonville, st Augustine aud Indian
River Railway is 10 be extended 10y Mr..
FlaEler, 10 biscayne Bay. a distance OF
siXty-live miles, and contracts are being
let FOR the construction work and for the
rails
Many new industrial undertakings are
reported The Cherokee Fails cotton mills,
Blacksburg s c., which has just completed
a 900 spindle mill. is preparing 10 double
its capacity company has been organ
tied TO build a 10000 spindle mill at
Arkadelphia, Ark At Sumter, :. C, a
100000 cotton mill is being organized
and a 5000 spindle mill is projected at
Granville ca. and a number of Others are
being organized at Decatur, Ala, Central
s c.. aud other points. 100000
marble company has been organized in
Arkansas. 81 900 900 channel and dock
company iu Texas, a 100000 creoSOting
plant 5 tC toe established in Virginia, a
500. 600 oil company in West Virginia.
other enterprises for the week include
a great variety of projects for miscellaneous
manufacturing and building concerns.
The morning times., 1895-07-04

trouble is, it is so exceedingly simple
that most people will not even give it a
trial.
To those, however, who are disinclined
or unable to run up a doctors or druggists
bill the recipe is given. 1t is simply tea
spoonful of common table salt stirred into
a tunbler of cold water and drank every
morning before breakfast, or again later
when chill is eminent. The dose is by no
means nauseous one as might seem, and
after the first few mornings can be tossed
off with far more ease than the majority
of drugs generally prescribed by the family
physician.
Another recipe of the same army surgeon
which is better known is that OF using
brewers yeast TO clear the system OF boils.
This dose, which is also an excellent tonic,
only requires to be kept in q cool place
after securing the necessary supply from
brewery. A tablespoonful of the brewers
yeast should be taken before breakfast and
twice after that during the day. Those who
have once tried this recipe can youch for
its efficacy.
In summer time youthful aspirants for
honors in the line of sewing are especially
apt to be troubled with rusty needles
made SO by the warmth and moisture OF the
hands For such as have not an emory
cushion in the worksbasket to which to
resort for a remedy, it is suggested that
the needle be simply unthreaded, placed
upon the bare floor and quickly rolled sew
eral times by the sole of the shoe. A marble
or smooth stone-coping of the window sill
is also excellent to rub the needle on to
free 1t of rust if an emory cushion is not at
hand.
At this season, when putting away the
winter clothing and furS is one OF the mo-
mentous questions of the hour to the house
keeper it is as well to know the safety
in such matters that lies in the observance
of small matters.
In closets where wooden garments or rurs
have been kept during the winter every
article should be removed, so that the walls
and floor can be washed down with pure
cold water If this is done, and the things
we'll brushed and inspected, SO that no
moth eggs remain, they can be hung back
in the closet without fear of trouble from
the moth. In washing the floor, sides,
and top of the closet cold water without
soap should be used. An excellent pre-
yentative for moth in packing away furs
for the summer is to spray them With Per
sian powder which can be bought in small
quantities at any drug store. Cleanliness
is ole Of the greatest enemies OF moths
which collect rapidly wherever there is
dust on garments.
One of the best and simplest methods or
polishing spots or removing discolorations
upon highly polished furniture, where
regular cabinetmaker would charge well
for the nice little Job, is as follows: Take
q small piece of emory paper and rub well
over the spot until it has been removed.
Then with a piece Of beeswax rub well
The morning times., 1895-07-04
New York Cotton
Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore. July 3.-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, 9,1S2 barrels; shipments, 10,-
162 barrels; sales, 500 barrels. wheat
Steady-spot and month, II 1-2a71 5-S;
August, T2a72 IA; September, 73 Ida
73 3-S; steamer No. 2 red, SO 12a6S Sd
receipts, 4,S37 bushels, shipments, S0,-
900 bushels stock, 343,703 bushels; sales,
$4,000 bushels; southern wheat by sample,
70a73; southern wheat on grade, 6Sa72.
Corn steady-spot, 90 1-Sa50 IA; month
and August, 50a50 1-S; September so 1 4
a5O 1-2-receipts, 15,705 bushels ship
ments, 2o,714 bushels; stock, 229,S65
bushels; sales, 10000 bushels; southern
white corn, 50a52; do yellow, 53a54 12.
Oats very quiet and easy-No. 2 white
western, 33 1-2a34; No. 2 mixed, 30a31-
receipts, 1865 bushels; stock, ia, ,436
bushels. Rye dull-No. 2, 5Sa60-stock,
6,612 bushels. Hay easier-choice timothy,
S16.50a17 90. Grain freights, offerings
fair, demand light, unchanged. Sugar firm,
unchanged. Butter and eggs steady, un-
hanged. Cheese firm, unchanged.
The morning times., 1895-07-04
JUST A CHIP OF STONE.
Deputy Marshal Henry's Experience
while Sightseeing in the City.

Deputy Marshal Henry's Experience
While Sightseeing in the City.
John ] Henry, deputy marshal from
Mississippi, came TO this city two days
ago and went sightseeing. He visited
the Capitol. Smithsonian Institution, Ag-
ricultural Department, aud wound up at
theWashington Monument.
Seeing small scale of stone on the side
of the massive structure, and wanting
mementO, he detached a bit OF quartz,
but was the next moment grabbed by Spe-
cial Officer Schronberger, who looked ike
a pigmy beside the six feet three Missis-
sippian. aud requested him 10 walk TO a
police station.
In police court yesterday Mr.. Henry was
charged with defacing the Monument.
II found him monkeying about" testl-
fled the officer, land discovered that he
had been chipping large pieces of stone
from the shaft"
Here is the stone said the stranger.
II used my finger nails to get it off,
and he gave the judge chip of stone about
as large as postage stamp and as thick
Case dismissed
The morning times., 1895-07-04
Installation OF Officers.

The installation of the officers of Martha
Washington Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 3,
l. o. o. F., took place Tuesday evening,
July e. Mrs Georgiana Burroughs, as in
stalling officer, with her assistants, re-
Elected great credit upon themselves and
Naomi Lodge by their efficient work The
officers installed were: Mrs. Rose Cherry,
N. G.; Miss Helen Fields, v. G.; Miss Flora
johnson, R. s.; Mr.. E. H. Harner, F. s.;
Mrs. Anna E. Wilder, t. The officers ap-
pointed were: Mr. Theodore Mead, right
supporter TO n. e.; Mrs. Kate Schwabl, left
supporter to N. G.; Mrs Roberta Harner,
right supporter TO v. G.; Mrs. Ella Knight,
The morning times., 1895-07-04

left supporter to V. G.; Miss Neva N. Nor
ton, warden; Miss Minnie Grimes, conductor;
Miss Alice Craven, inside guardian; Mr..
william A. McShea, outside guardian;
Miss Anna NJ LOmax, chaplain.
At Cammack Tent, No. So, I. D. R.,
Deputy Grand Ruler Marche and Acting
Deputy Levite Kirby, installed the follow
ing officers l. n. Bowden, shepherd;
Walter E Allen, chief ruler; Charles s.
Shutterly, deputy ruler; J. R. MahOney,
financial secretary; A NJ Warfield, treas
urer; w Nash, inside guard; AFRO Goff,
past chief ruler The remaining officers
will be installed next week Messrs. A.
NJ. Warfield, AFRO Goff and E.. W Kirby,
and J. R. Mahoney Were elected repre-
sentatives to the District Grand Tent
The morning times., 1895-07-04
Sleeping en- Side walks Expensive.

Thomas O'Donnell, well-dressed man,
OF small build was prisoner in Judge HIM
balls dock yesterday on the charge OF hav-
ing imbibed too much the night previous
and stretched out his form On the sidewalk
in North Washington.
with his feet in his hat and his head
on a cobble-stone, he was snoring away
when / found him." said Officer Judge.
Judge" said o'Donnell, II attended
a wedding earlier in the evening and
admit / was tumbling drunk"
did you lie on the sidewalk?'' asked his
honor.
Il guess did"
"Five dollars"
The morning times., 1895-07-04

over the place, having first put on it a few
drops of sweet oil. The next thing to do
is to give third rubbing with small
piece OF hard, perfectly smooth wood,
which can be readily prepared for the pur-
pose by the aid of a penknife. The final
polishing process is accomplished With a
piece of chamois. The finest satin wood
can be treated in this way without danger
of injury to the piece of furniture
The morning times., 1895-07-04
Shot at His Partner at Craps.

For an alleged attempt 10 kill Edward
Chapman, haif-grown colored boy, William
snowden. also colored, was yesterday held
for the action OF the grand jury by Judge
hfnlerjn 81 900 bonds. Chapman testified
that snowden, during q crap game on
Twenty-first street lot, demanded 90 cents
of him, and being refused drew pistol and
fired point blank in his face, the bullet
rassing over his ear. Snowden told the
court the firing was accidental, and that
he was only exhibiting the pistol to Edward
when it went off.
The morning times., 1895-07-04
Fen from a Teleeraph Pole.

While splicing a wire at the top Of
forty foot pole yesterday morning George
Smith, q bneman, of No. 321 street north
east, fell to the ground, receiving several
severe cuts and bruises ofthe arms and body.
His injuries were dressed at the Emergency
Hospital
The morning times., 1895-07-04
To-dov's Morning Programme.

After breakfast stroll down 10 The Times
office, at Tenth street aud the Avenue,
secure a Cabinet Photograph Coupon, by
subscribing for one month at 80 cents, then
continue your walk TO Taylor's Elegant
Photograph Gallery, at Fifteenth aud G
streets, and in a few days surprise your
family with cabinet Photograph of yourself
or any of your relations, if you don't
want to be taken yourself. You can't
spend the forenoon in a better manner.
The morning times., 1895-07-04
Vow York stock Exehange ouotations.
.igh Low ClOslng

Furnished by Silsby g. Co, bankers and
brokers' Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth street,
opposite Treasury, Washington. ID. c.
The morning times., 1895-07-04
Sample sh0uvng size of Times RE0hgyabh
!: The Times SubSCri ptiOn Offer

Every new subscriber for one month at
35 CentS--the regular rate--Will receive
coupon emitting him or her to one cab-
net photograph in the best style, entirely
free of charge for Is days only. The pic
ture will be taken at the gallery of
S. A. TAYLOR,
the Well-knoWn photographer, corner 18th
and SITS. The work will be of the finest
quality and the photographs will be deliV-
cred mounted and finished to the SUBJ
scriber. One Cabinet Photograph will be
presented with every new subscription
paid in advance for one month. Mail
your subscription or call at THE TIMES
office, 10th ST. and Pa. Ave.
The morning times., 1895-07-04

Chicago Board Of Trade.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14

poSmiertna. Me obawiajmy
sic niczcgo, DO many size.
Bylesmy sic tylko szczerze
do rzeczy wzieli, a wiecej Q
dobro ca}ej organizycyi, niz Q
wywyzszenie w}asnej osoby
dbali, to PanB6g nam pomo-
ze. A vice Bracia do piracy,
W imie Boze; do piracy W
|jednosei izgodzie.
z braterskiem pozirowieniem
Ig. K. G6rski.
Powyzsze s}owa P. G6rskie-
go So swieta prawda. LAX
zbydleconego ryku, do kt6re-
go szajster zawsze ma pohop,
trzcba ma Bozym swiecic
szukaG, | w}asnie ten bydlecy
ryk szajstra podoba sic klice
chicagoskicj najlepiej, DO
ch}opiska 80. truchleja i....
milcza. Me chodzi o rozumo-
wanic, 0 sprawiedliwoSe, ale
przeryczet opozycya, nogami
tupat, }apami zaklasnat i OF
jest klika gore .Jestto jednym
z sekret6w zmarnowanego zy-
cia lewity ckaBarzyhskiego,
re i on ch}op6w przegada},
przerycza}. Jego argumenta
mierzyt trzeba }okciem, ME
korcem. Szajster sic cd niego
nauczy}.
,SzTANDAR" chicagoski
take donosi. Q rrozdwojeniu
ma chicagowskim Wojciecho-
vie. Szajster rozbif wsp6lny
obch6d. Beda diva. Ma hall
parafalnej ch}opiska pod
batem s%zajstra ojczyzne
usciskaja, ma hall Pu}askiego
otworza sic sluzy }ez patryo-
tow
Kiedyz tie humbugi sic
skohcza? Kiedyz zdrowy
chlopski rozum ludu polskie
go W Chicago sic obudzi?
Precz z klika! Precz z takimi
rozpienionymi wygrwibrosza-
mi i }apich}opami, jak fame
Klemek el-Bil-B iel-ihski.
--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14
PRA WDZIWY
EJgjn Zegarok.

PrzyslJcie ten anons j dokiadny
adres a my przyslemy wan ten
PRAWDZ1WY ELGfN ZEGA-
REX DARMO do o~bejrzenia. Ko-
perta obciagnieta ~ KAR SZCZE-
REM ZLOTEM. ladnie wyryty j
wyglada iak SZCZERO ZLOTY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14
Kto pisaf prawde?

1eQnakOWOZ kllkd yen
wstahc6w go b}otem obrzuca-
Ia. 0 znanyn, s~zajstrze chica-
goskim lego zachowaniu sic
ma zadbeckim sejmie pisze n.
p. pan lg. G6rski CO nastepu-
je:
Ola czeg0 Mllwauczante z Chi
cago Zjednoezenia ME
zad0wOleni.
Milwaukee, 31.pazdz. 1895.
Do Szanownego PanaKle.
mensa Belihskiego W odpo-
wiedzi ma jego odezwe W mr..
43 WARY i Ojczyzny:
Ubolewasz pan mad roz-
dwojeniem Zjednocz. P. R.
K. Zapytuje sic pana, czy pan
sic do tego rozdwojenia ME
przyczyni}es? -Zastan6w sic
pan, a musisz przyznac, re
obchodzenie sic pana Z dele
gatami pozachicagoskimi by}o
oburzajace. Powiadasz pan re
nam chodzi o to, re ia temu
przecze: Me lyle jest to
zabranie ca}ego zarzadu do
Chicago obrazajacem., jak to.
traktowanie ma sejmie dele
gat6w pozachicagoskich,
mianowicie to, re pan ME
dopuszcza} nikogo do g}osu,
zrywajac sic ciagle i ryczac
ma Gale gard}o, jakbys pan
sam chcia} ten sejm odprawit.
Nam ME chodzi O urzedy, ale
O uszanowanie kazdego cz}on-
ka-i O p~ewniejsza przysz}oSf
kasy posmiertnej. Panowie
nazywaliscie wszystkich ME
chicsgoskich delegat6w i
cz}onk6w kontrami" ,szydzac
tenn i lekcswazac mas. Kon-
try, pod}ug was, ME by}y
uprawione do urzed6w, tylko
,,miasto Chicago";ale teraz,
gdy chodzi o assesementa, O
towarzystwa, to cz}onkowie z
kontr6w So DrodzyBracia".
Ca}y Southland sic dziwo-
wal waszemu zachowaniu sic
ma sejmie traktewaniu innych
delegat6w; a wiele gosci,
mianowicie pan, ME mogac
zniesc waszych ordynarnych
slow, powychodzi}y z hall.
Pan sic rozpisujesz o
Ojczyznie naszej; a ia sic
zapytuje pana, c6zeScie uczy-
kill przez tax stara organiza-
eye, kt6ra istnieje cd 20 lat,
ola O)czyzny naszej? p Mic. -
Mic, DO w kasie zero;a zerem
w kasie i puszczaniem parry z
geby, g}osnem gadaniem mic
ola Ojczyzny zrobi6 ME mo-
ina.
Posadzacie innych o osobi-
ste widoki, choG ma to ME
macie dowod6w; ale o tenn,
re Wy ~wszystko tylko ola
osobistych widok6w czynicie,
ca}y SWAT vie. Nam przecie
ma to dowody i potwierdzenia
Cd pewnej osoby z Chicago,z
Noble ulicy, kt6ra take ma
sejmie by}a, re chcieliscie
utworzyt w}asne chicagoskie
zjednoczenie, gdybyWam sic
ME uda}o ca}ego zarzadu do
Chicago dostat.
Drodzy Bracia z kontr6w,
Chicagowianie mas ,,kontry"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14

49, WyPlaccle agentoWi So. 50 / Zegarek
on wan wyda. Jesli 2 obstalunkiem nadeslec,e 20
centow W markach pocztowych, lub Money order, to
przyslemy yam eleganckl lancuszek wart $3.50 Ze-
gaIKl te sa GLoWKA nakrecane. Piszcie CIV chcecie
MEZK1 czy DAMSKI zegarek.
|JE BEZPLATNIE DO KAzDEGO zE-
@NZ dodana PERSIA Ola.
EM2AP SPINKA warta 200
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1870 kOLCZYKOW wartych dol 400,
%wszystkie powleczone IS x. ZLOTEM,,
6@E4 Kamienie TAX ludzace, re cd prawdzi-
~gEH6 wych sic ME roznia. Prezenta te tylko
ma krotki czas danny ola "prowadzenia tych cudow-
nych kamieni.
keating G Go. Manufacturers & Jobbers Dept. ~
we Dearborn Str: CHICAGO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14
PkACIC IA WIARUSA!
SZLASK.

OPOLE. W niedziele Pc
poEudniu z}amaf sobie wskutek
z}ego nastapniecia gospodarz
B as zChrzczowic IA tuteiszym
Rynku noge. We wtorek mia
10 sic odby6 wesele jego;
tymczasem musiano nieszcze
liwego odstawit a wesele, ma
ktore kosztowne przygotowa
MIA poczynionc, odfo1y6.
K~OLANO~.1CE Dnia 20
Z. m, pred po}udniem wszcza'
sic u cha}upnika Jana Zowady
polar, kt6ry Gala jego posia
dlosG sk}adajaca sic z domu
lnieszka(nego, stodoiy chlewu
zupetnie zniszczy}. Zowada
byf zabezpieczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14

W o W dniu IS
Pazdz. sciqt kat magdeburskl
Reindl glove mordercy Artlo-
wi - Podanie do taski cesar
skiej ME bylo uwzglednione, to
ted %prokurator telegrat7m
zawezwa} kata, a skazanemu
zapowiedzianp " czwartek W
poludnie, De spe}nienie wvroku
nastapi nazajutrz rano. P}akal
rzewnie bezustannie gtosi}, &c
morderstwa ME popelnif
rozmys}em .Za3gat on kochanke
Zuzanne Bia}ecka powodowany
s%azdroscia. Sauna czynnost
trscenia trwa}a kilka sekund.
Skazany W ostatnich chwllach
byl spokojny. C'alo mialo byG
poslane do zakladu anatom,cz-
nego, gdzie miodzj lekarze
ucza sic, kraiac trupy, rozpo
zuawania wewnetrznego ukla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

stood "a probably they had dcns Tor
oentudt5 before, beech ami walnut,
h0rs .uhoi.uuhcim or nbh, their gnaried
trunks ana spreading branches aud
welcome shade. Surely childhood,
and inolriert youth puu budding
manhood and womanhooj, wrfo u.l %
rare opportunities, u glad turpnscg,
ind % sanc,ifed memories, long ere
tls iaciIiliea Of modern lie gave tue
scaslura trips, tho visit 90 some anti.
qust.i ruin, OF tho liberty Of noble.
mans castle ami its VOL pteiorycI
ma,I!
Secular on well ns sabbath schools
had tueir und0uJci charm, had
t.e.f holidays o. well Bs their timO4 Of
lu.onso s,uIv and review. Tu.us %
standing 90 tuo head o. tuuca,., 1i ,p,
masters approval Or tibet % ys.tu;
fancy "g0iH up higher" tho Cuvs.eI
rti1g. new book, a now fclt anu new
associations. rhiua OF the con o.Ia..
mess Of prlEtc1s, OF lo0Eln. forward To-
apprruuccaaiB 10 manhood EsI avJl;
u.w tho Un.flI v.a,as o. ITO su.nu. 81.
lo'cn cut utlrg Tie Tg.ias ,u,s,a-
'pgs o. tu.,a 600 uHal8us year..
WotuIu t50ur ms..alsauf. 'tf. our
social chaaccri cur Irlu.Js U.su. ,
car love ca.sUj.j 10 our Avassu.ls
"."c,', our sgil1.i, Eat our dry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

o' The baptlsm Of J,hu-that baptism
90 the Almighty which DE had sent
John To- sdnlnistcr-paul "laii his
hands upon them, and the Holy Ghost
csme on them, aud they spaks with
tongues aud rropuesioJ." Then, end
net looIe, they were members 1i the
Christian Church, introduced into Il
ry the authority and according 90 tho
method whiah i,s Head and Founder
had ordained.
Ihs authority ana method Is 10.
yoaIod anew 10 tho restoration of tur
Gop.G D ln JUGS 90 lAr 81 Mt Nyc
bas i,.Ia. tY r.osiv. 6f b,ltlsm author
uauvuig auI properly administered, h"
uns 'pioItI become follower 1' Jesus
as TO tHs pI.u.UIu. nearer fisai
iban tbo .gc.rsiastlclI Organization rl
H,uiiafy which cote uu bap,iGm uy
lmmurI.u aa % cRu6s Tor exclusion
rom pru'ass.d Christian church, hui
Wm'o ho msy 10 bapuz q oul of tHo
Anglican church, hu is uUl by tUat
Ium.rlUu which Dee received bop, ID
u.0 Tho Church OF ChI. HegHau'I
continue 90 move f1rwss .--.1 search
tnr scriptures, wWcn uaty OF tac
L1fl, br,u o., 90 thy authority 90 we'll
as he irus Oi ordinances by which
lie brings 10 uw.I.d salvation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

come we'll established That there was no
possibility of sustaining a olss ngaius,
him, he was generously told 3D. $50. 80
apology or explanation was offered,
aud the question in the DOCTORS mind
now IA whether OUT government would
sustain a CLAIM Cor damages aud en-.
fstce it, o. En.hud ia doing ia the
case Of Nlcaragla.
one can hardly Boz accused o. 'iinEc-
Ism" Tor insisting ln clssa % this kind,
that 10 these southern republics aye IN.
capable Of lItlouiuf 90 the soft voice Of
diplomacy, they SHOULD have she d O.
lrInes u humanity .zpaun lclto them
Boo fire and t.u.a.r AID set 70 Other
influence, c.uII D.. arp' out OF 'hr
way, th0rc IL BOO ..uH. ,aat Uuci.
sam could uuIgrHks end successfully
carry out, the port 90 racids iusiruc-
,lr VI bile uylguuum 900 ,..s cEu.iuusa
10 10 tho more Isnl. Hg.EHu.rH, ,h.su
whose m.iiv,B ufa no. uusglAsh and
whose methods arD no. as Peaceful sul
potent no should ur ih.gu % uc
teacher, that hinder the Eo.jw0rk and
make a great deal u' the trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
GENILlMGN. no Your rn,Lsl

The rapidly diminlshirr rumrfr ~
delegates In attendance uHou the Cone
stltutional Convention is presenting
on alarming crislr ln that b.dya Clnf7.
lions. To-day there were 'nrty.1no
members nbs,n; cut % "a tUi'l To-.
one hundred and fcvur. IS mn
Of lhts5 probably were away
Only far tho Jpyi rut aome h.v.
not shown up iJr q cIns,dcuh'.
time. OF the hunter some who sIa
not residents 0i tho city have lu" l.t
their homcs,with the avowoi inloaiion
Of not returLins; ami uiugrl nte 'uI.-
eating that they mean 10 follow this
example. Whom attention i- called 90
the improperly u such act 90, The IT,
ply IA made thh, on0u. Do members vii
stay TO finish the work
but what shall tho public Hfy Of
delegates VINO, except upon urgent
pressure, abandon thuir port bUiofe
completing the work they have under
takeu2 Surely mono O n Aud iustilcs.
ton in the statement thHt they are
tired VI tho long session. DID any
member fancy tue Constitution would
be framed In less time than the uTii.
nary session Of Legislaturs2 Ana
yet the sixty day lmi. Of a legislative
session has not been reached.
There IL danger In .his stampede
for homo among the delegate. Par.
uoipEt'on In u indicatsa dUhoieuoy
In tho sense Of duty 10 the public, and
q stop ihould be- put to the proceedings
a. once by men whom the people have
regarded a. worthy 70 TegTesont them
with fidelity and honor. Dele aiol
have not the right 10 doploto the mum.
Ter Of III, Convention ~ lhaI a majority
OF those voting ON any proposition shai
not be a majority oflhc whole COnygn
ton. Members who have gone hom,
should return; absoutoes should pre-
sent themselves and participate In %,
work that dOvolvos upon them. Du'y,
honor pst'ioIiSm, demand that th,
delegates TO the Constitutional Con,
vcutl0u stand to their poets tlll o.,
work Is completed.