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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25

Within the last few weeks a well de-
Veloped and quite general movement
has set in among the Democrats in ia
Vor OF the nomination Of Judge W. II.
King of Provo for Congressman. This
IS perhaps the first movement in the
Democratic ranks to take definite
shape, but the progress il is making
shows it is founded on something more
than the mere wind of the ordinary
boom. The impetus has not come from
Mr.. King either. In fact 1t is said on
the very best of authority that the
judge has been approached on the
subject and has not yet given his con-
cent to tine proposition Of pushing him
? from this time on. The idea, really had
its birth up in Web-l- county, where
The party leaders generoIly and many
of the rank and file who are acquaint-
cd with the gentleman seem heartily
IL favor of his candidacy 1t was taken
up in Utah county and has spread
through the south More than that it
meets with hearty support even in this
county.
Is From Southern Utah.
Mr. King has unusual elements of
availabl-lls As to locality he was
born in Willard county and lived there
during his early years, being honore1
Ia 1883 by being sent as d member OF
the legislature from that county. After
going to Ann Arbor he settled in
Provo. This settles that fact that he
IS a southern man and the Democrats
S{nd people generally of the south land
6ok upon hum as one of their favorite
sons. IN balancing a ticket these
things will necessarily be canvassed.
AS TO ability there is no one who will
raise a question As president of the
council in the first Democratic legisla-
ture he made d record that stands at
the top. As a campaigner for the
party he has shown himself to be
keen, logical, convincing. pleasant
speaker and thoroughly awake on the
political questions of the day. AS dis
trict judge he has surprised his best
friends and silenced his worst enemies.
The attorneys that practice before him
have nothing but words of praise
his decisions generally stand the test
~ review by the highest courts.
a Strong Speaker.
As to strength there is little need Of
explanation. There is no congressional
Feasibility on the Republican side,
Frank Cannon not excepted. who
could make d better impression before
the people. In his speaking he
catches the attention of his audience
with his first words. He is fluent and
eloquent, can use better language and
illustrations than Cannon, all the while
being more earnest, deep and logical.
Without resOrting to tricks he holds
and pleases Should he be the canGi-
date and Should Cannon be put against
Snim il would be a pleasure to see the
4wo meet on the platform, for there
Gould be little doubt on which side the
victory would lay. More than that the
judge has friends everywhere. He is
as popular in the north as in. the south
in all respects he would make a candi-
date r7iom the RepUblicans-Ewould lind
difficult to match.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
"HIsToRY REPEATS TTsE!F.v
The HANDLERS Are Once More 81
I'm.

The HANDLERS Are Once More on
Top.
The Rambler riders have been win
ming and winning. Some folks said
Welt till the oath" Well, you wait
ed. The result was the same as usual,
only more SO. Weller, on his Rambler,
took the great event of the day-the
class 3 invitation race for the Leyson
trophy and another Rambler rider,
Frank Thatcher, finished second Then
in the big class \ event, Smith simply
run away from the cracks. Hyde and
Collinson, and also took third place
in the third-mile scratch. Cortez. of
Ogden, on his Rambler, took third
place in the unpaced record race.
How do you account for it? Well,
there is only one explanation and
that's the old one-the best men on
the best wheels. Everyone ought to
be satisfied by this time that the Ram
bier is the best bicycle made, but yes
terday's story will be repeated right
along to the end of the season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
IHE POLITICAL ARENA.
Strong Movement Favoring
Judge King for Congress.
WOULD UNDOUBTEDLY WIN
is STRONGER THAN ANY OF THE
REPUBLICAN POSSIBILITIES,

As a Speaker He Could Wear Frank
Cannon to "'a FrazzIc''-Regarsied
as FavOrite Son OF Sout lcrn
Utah-BarIolv Ferguson RustlinS
4 For the District Judgeship-
Judge Zane Would Like to Be
Senatcr-ExOdus of Lawyers to
Outside Counties-Thc Merry Re-
publican War;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
POSTOFFICE EMPLOYEES
How They Spent the Day at Cali
der's Park.
RACES AND GOOD SPORTS.
MAYORS TERRIBLE TWIST WON
HIM THE CART RACE.

Two Horses Ridden by One Boy De-
feated two yNheeImen in n Ten Mile
acknowledgements Cunnington
Had n Bad Fall and Wrecked His
observation-disclosures Was Very
Heavy and the Days Enjoyment
FirSf-CIass-The Festivities End
ed With Ball in the Pavilion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25

Our patrons will find De Wits Lit
tie Early Risers a safe and reliable
remedy for constipation, dyspensia
and liver complaints. For sale by All
druggists. Nelden-Judson, vholesaJe
agents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
Parks Great Work.

Following this, Park, OF Denver,
went against the worlds record for a
paced mile. II was d splendid effort.
The first tandem gave the Colorado
flyer Just the pace he wanted, but the
second made bad pickup and I'M
doubtedly made the time slower than
it would otherwise have been. As il
was Park did the mile in 200 rs. q
phenomenal performance, and one thai
set the crowd wild with delight.
This ended the days sport and the
spectators returned home more than
satisfied with the great meet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25

tors among a limited number Of their
own sex, we are brought face to face
with the eternal and imrnutable dis
parity of sex.-The Scottish Review.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdef
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

De Wits Witch Hazel Salve cures
scalds, burns, indolent sores and never
fails to cure piles. For sale by all
druggists. Nelden-Judson, wholesale
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25

DR.. Tillman fills teeth without pain;
SO and Is, over Walker Bros. & Fyler
Co.'S store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
THE WHEELM EN-
SMASH RECORDS.
CONTINUED from page u
Renshaw After a Record.

Renshaw, the Denver flyer. who was
not up to his usual form owing 70 a
bad fall on Friday, bur who, neverthe-
less, did some splendid racing. then
came out for try at the worlds rec
ord for an unpaced mile, which he
negotiated in 2:12 fiat, the record be-
ing 2:07 2-5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25

sALTAIR TRAINS ON PAGE S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
Harlow Is Ont.

Barlow Ferguson is now out as a
full-hedged candidate for district Judge
and IS rustling just as herd for that
nomination as he was for the nomina'
ton a. attorney general a short time
ago. More than that he undoubtedly
Egill succeed. The Republicans have
&ong been, looking for a Mormon candi-
8 late with whom to balance their ticket
and Barlow was forced into the race
ON this ground. AS he is so far the
only candidate Of that faith who has
appeared on the scene the other ele-
ment is gathering around him. One Of
the shrewd moves Barlow has made
IS the ousting Of John NJ. Zane from
the post of official counsel of the two
belliserent minority members of the
Utah Commission. The infant prodigy
was not allowed TO appear before the
board after his exhibition OF i'll taste
and other obnoxious qualities in the
Supreme court last winter and there
fore the man from Beaver has slipped
Fl.
Speaking OF judicial matters the
Grant Smith boom is growing to re-
spectacle proportions. The judge him
self is not doing any rushing for sup
mort, but his friends are looking after
HIS cause. The other candidates are
also doing a great deal of rustling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
Judge zane's Ambitions.

4 DO you know the reason why the
Pleading Republicans are all pushing
Judge Zane to the front as a candidate
fol- tl1e supreme hench?" asked a we'll
informed Republican yesterday. We'll,
I can tell you one thing. 1t is not for
Johnnie's Particui@' benefit, though it
may have some appearance of that ma
ture. The fact is that the venera BILE
judge cherisheS a large and well-de-
VelopeG ambition to be one of the first
senators from This state. However, it
was said when this subject first came
I'D that he had no particular claims on
the place and he was told he could
have one of the supreme court bench
offices. You see, Zane would have
made a dangerous rival for Goodwin
on account of certain things now work
ing beneath the surface. That is why
he has been sidetracked.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25

around among the books; and who,
upon his return home made the con-
temptouS remark:
Law amt what it's cracked UP to
be. I'm Sorry I learnt it,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Thr.e KIIlea IN . collI.Ien.

ALTOONA, Pa, Oct l7.-Three men were
killed, one seriously and several slightly
Injured in wreck between passenger
and water train on the Martinsburg
branch of the Pennsylvania railroad. The
dead are: w. IT, Good, Of Honrietta, fire.
man of the passenger train, who was killed
instantly; ]. o. Woodring, of Tyrone,
front brakeman Of the water train, both
legs cut off and head crushed; David Ar
thur, OF Altoona, engineer of the passen-
ger train, badly scalded and injured in
ternally. The injured are; Henry Black
burn, engineer Of the water train, seri-
ously but not fatally hurt; William Jones,
OF Burket Station, passenger painfully
injured; Benjamin Weyandt, Of Roaring
Spring, passenger, badly cut about arms.
The water crew are responsible for the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Walter Camp, the Yale foot ball coach,
has inaugurated movement In favor OF
startIng Rugby foot ball at Yale Mr..
Camp cialms that nearly every man In
college will play 1t, whereas only compar.
atively few play tho American game. and
that by playing the Rugby style OF foo
ball athletes would be Indirectly trained
for the regular varsity teams. Mr. Camp
does not recommend intercollegiate Rug.
by matches. but cham plons tine game be.
cause 1t is excellent exercise.
Amherst defeated Wesleyan yesterday
by the score OF ~ to 10.
The result OF other games was as fol.
lows;
Princeton 10. Seminary
Harvard 80, Williams 0.
Yale 26 Dartmouth 0.
The formation OF a triple league will
prove fraoze-out for PennsylyanIu. The
sentiment of Prlncetonians In regard 10
the Quakers was EXPRESSED by one of the
heads OF foot ball matters yesterday when
he snid; WELL the line had to be drawn
at three and l am quite sure wo would
give Pennsylvania tho black ball. She has
not lived up to our ideas of falrness In
selecting her teams In the past. and am
sure we are under no obligations to cater
to her now"
The management OF the High School
foot bail team has arranged the following
games to be played next month In vii.
mington November 5, West Chester
High School; November f2, Episcopal
Academy. Philadelphia; November 10.
Adelphia Academy, Philadelphia
Tho T. A. q. team will play tho heavy
Hickory team on Friday afternoon at
Rivervew. The game will be called at
8 80 O'Clock.
Tho Razorbaoks have organized a strong
foot ball team for this season. The club
is composed OF good players Challenges
should be addressed to Stillman Hodge
man. No. 1921 Washington street.
The Warren delegation, including the
strong Warren team, departed for En-.
metsburg. Md, last night to ploy the
strong st. Mary's team. The Warren 10
confident OF Victory.
The Y. NJ. q. A. foot ball tenn will line
up with the Maryland Athletic Club team
next Saturday afternoon at Riyervlew
This team Is the strongest in Maryland
and the ]. nj. q. A. boys are looking for
ward to the game with much interest The
team Is composed mainly of old col lege
men now ln business in Baltimore. Lyle .
hars, the clever st. Johhs half back will
positively play. II has been reported In
this city that Iglehart will not play; but
as his Ia part OF contract he Is as SIRE as
possible to play here next Saturday in
this game. And the Wilmington people
well know 1t is always we'll worth their
while to keep their eyes on him all
through the game.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Domp,ey's Case Again Postponed.

HARRISBURG, Oct. i7-The case Of Hugh
H. Dempsey, the Pittsburg labor leader
and alleged conspfrator to poison nom
union workmen in the Carnegie mills at
Homestead during the strike of 1892 was
argued before the board OF pardons last
night. Counsel for the prisoner contended
that his conviction was unwarranted and
that there was no evidence to prove his
guilt. Captain Beck, of Pittsburg, repre-
senting the Pinkerton detective agency,
protested against the pardon. The board
held the case under advisement. The death
sentence Of William Webber Reading, was
commuted to life imprisonment, and a
respite Of thirty days was recommended in
the case OF Frank Beck, of Scranton, SEN
fenced to be hanged Nov. o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

ment, but Fitzsimmons Il not going to
enter dhy pugilistio hipprodrome. II any
one gets ticket and Fitssimmons goes
into the ring they will see him whip or
got whipped before he comes out"
Fitzsimmsns said: 1.-THE change Of tho
rules proposed Is fake. Such show
would not be of any credit to either Cor
bett or me- They are just using us TO let
the Florida Athletic club sell more tickets
and the citizens Of Hot Springs draw a
crowd to town. Suppose the referee called
the fight when Corbett had landed on me
or had hit him, who would be ohampionf
l came down here to fight Corbett, and all
want Is time and place without any in
reference. In the meantime shall con-
tinue to train here until the time and place
Is settled" "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
The demand for

A. little thought to the har.
monizing Of colors; some regard
to the size and shape of your
room; proper attention TO the
correct proportion of the pieces
and the following out of the
style as decided upon, and you
have no trouble in furnishing
a parIor that will be correct
and artistic as to style, and
pretty and gratifying as to taste.
We will be glad to help you to
this if you will let US.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
LOCAL DOTS.

TIE Order Of Railroad Telegraphers held
its regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening, Oct 18th.
The Rev. Merritt Hulhurd will speak at
the Arbor Day exercises at public school
No. 10.
Mrs. John Glbbons. of No. 235 Broome
street. gave reception in honor of her
guest. Niles Elizabeth Whitley. of PhIla.
delphia. on Monday evening.
William II. Foulk and A. s. Reed are In
Baltimore representing the Builders Ex.
change In the Builders National Con ven.
tion, which is In session there.
The Fame Fire Company will put
new heating apparatus In Its engine
house.
The Board OF Water Commissioners
met yesterday and transacted routine
business.
Ralph DeSoto has received word from
New York announcing that Messrs Palma.
Queseda and Pierrla will be hero Saturday
evening to speak.
Dover Baptist Church has called Rey.
W. w. Collins. OF jamestown. NJ Y, to
succeed Rev. A. ID. Carpenter. lie has
accepted
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Two Pnrt,ea viii, Sec tho Launch.

There will be two parties go from this
city to witness the launch OF the Whining
ton OH Saturday. The Board of Trade last
night accepted the special Invitation of
the Secretary of the Navy and with them
will 20 party which will number about
fifty In the aggregate. They will go over
the N, Y. z. d N. Route. One hundred
badges were ordered printed and each
person desiring to go can obtain one by
calling on Mr., Lawton.
1t was agreed that those who intend to
go over the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad.
can join the party at Old Point Comfort
and there secure badges
The committee Of City Council met
about 10 O'Clock. Mayor Jefieris and
Msssrs. MoNulty Smith. Bleaney and
Leary spoke about the trip aud on Mr..
LeBry's motion the COMMITTEES was In,
structed to recommend to Council that 1t
go In a body to soc the launch. Mr..
O'Neil voted no.
The Bayard Legion has appointed
Walter McEvlly. Daniel W. Lynch. John
+. Dolen, John ]. Mealey and Michael
Newell u committee to attend the launch.
As an additional inducement and at.
traction the North Atlantic Squadron.
comprising the flag ship New York. Col.
umbia, Minneapolis Raleigh. Amphri.
tPits I'D Texas. have been ordered to
weigh anchor on Newport News on Satur.
day,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
oosF1DENoE AT HOT SPRINGS.
gtin Talking Fight Despite the oovsrnor'i
vigorous Attitude.

vigorous Attitude.
Hor SPRINGS, Oct 17.- Whether the
meeting Of Corbett and Fitzsimmons shall
OCCUR at Hot Springs Oct. 81 is not de-
cided, but from oil indications tho chances
arc now exceedingly favorable Governor
Clarke arrived on the noon train from
Little Rock, and yesterday afternoon he
met the local committee, together with
the Garland county officers in private con-
ference to which not newspaper man
was admitted.
Members of the conference when but
1onholed said that 1t had been agreed In
the meeting that nothing that occurred
there was 10 be made public. From the
best Information that could be wormed
cut of the reluctant conferrees 1t is un-
derstood that the matter Is to be left by
the governor In the hands of tho local au-
thorities, In whom he has confidence, to
properly interpret the law and carry it
out.
Pursuant to this ii is generally under
stood that since Fltzsimmons has not ap-
peared In this state as yet, and therefore
Corbett cannot be made subject to arrest,
O'Donnell and Maher who are here to be
arrested on charge of conspiracy to
broak the peace, will be ''taken in" Tho
exact bond of 81, 600 will be refused, and q
writ of habeas corpus sued out which will
come up for trial before Chancellor Judge
Leatherman at once, and his decision is to
be considered IS test of whether there Is
aprohibitive law affecting prize fighting.
The governor himself says that no such
law exists and that Judge Hudgins con-
firms this opinion. This makes the pros
pect for an exhibition here seem exceed
ingly roseate, providing Fitzsimmons
comes to time.
Manager Vsndig wired Fitzsimmons
yesterday to come at once or the contest
would be declared off. Fitzsilnmons re-
piled that he would not come here till the
day before the fight. Fitzsimmons or his
representatives promised TO be here Mon
day, when q referee would be selected. He
was not here. Tomorrow the sum of %, 100,
to make good the $4,000 forfeit, must be
In Phil Dwyer's hands. The time is grow
ing short.
O'Donnell is at Spring Lake Corbett's
training quarters, and Peter Mahcr is in
stalled at Hughes wine gardens to finish
his training. The entire galaxy of pugilis.
tio stars gave an exhibition to packed
house at the Opera House last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
50. Gunboa. ..wi,mlustony Launch. 8

.N "'5i"ht"n f"unch' %
10 enable the people OF Wilmington to
attend the launch of their gunboat name
sake. at Newport News, Va, at o 90 a. M.
on Saturday next, without danger of miss.
Ing the same by boat routes through any
possible stress of wsetber, the PenDsylva
MIA Railroad Com p6>Ay announces the sale
OF round-trip tlcke tr1rom Wilmington to
Old Point Comfort via. the Cape Charles
rate OF five dollars. Train leaves Phiadel-
pills, Wilmington and Baltimore railr DAD
station at l.03 q. M. Friday. arriving at
Old Point at 705 p. m, affording pleas
ant social time and niRht's rest at the
hygeia Hotel. which has accorded the
Pennsylvania railroad marty exclusively
special reduced ratio Of IS per day. II
warranted, o special Pullman sleeper will
return Saturday night and be side tracked
az Wilmington station on Sunday morn.
ing Tor the comfort OF passengers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Regular train leaving Market street
wharf. Philadelphia, at 10 a. M, will
connect with the special train at Trenton;
connections will also DO made at German
town Junction with train leaving Chest
nut Hill at 2. IL a. m. and at Frankford
with train leaving Kenslngton at 7.40
O. m.
Children between the ages OF five and
twelve years. half rate.
Returning. special train will leave Glen
Onoko about 5. i5 p. M, and Mauch Chunk
at $50 D. n.. giving ample time for the
enjoyment OF the beauties OF The ''Switzer-
land Of America"
Standard equipment will be ussd In
making up the train. which will be run
via the Belyidere Division, traversinQ the
beautiful Valley OF the Upper Delaware
to Easton. and thence via the Lehigh Val.
ley to Mauoh Chunk.
"A cafe car will be run on the train from
Phlllipsburg to Mauch Chunk and return.
Refreshments at popular prices.
Every attention will be paid to the com.
Tort and convenience of passengers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
WILMINGTON DELAWARE THURSDAY OCTOBER II, 1896.
The Trolley onr.,

Different parties complain that the
motormen do not always give timely
warning OF the approach OF car at street
crossings. and therefore should be held
responsible for collisions with carriages
should any occur. Persons cannot be teo
careful II they wish to avoid accidents.
The driver Of Mrs. Weyl's wagon. which
was damaged ON Tuesday morning On
Front etreet, says he had not the least In
tlmation that q car was approaching until
the collision occurred. and he therefore
thinks he should not be blamed for 1t or
held responsible for tho coat Of repairs.
Motormeu should be careful, but men
who have neither good eyes or good ears
should keep of the car tracks.