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STARIN'S NEW HAVEN TRANS
 FORMATION LINE.
Daily Exec at Saturdavs.

Daily Excest Saturdavs.
 .,EIAaS Str JOHN H. STARIN. CaotaIn Alister, leaves New Haven from Starn's Pier, foot of Brown street, at 10;1b D. m m S;ilndays, q I:y Tuesdays and Thursdays. Str. NM VIM, O EGERToN, Captain ,S5poor, Mondays, Wed1esday5 and Fridays The Starin leaves New York from Pler1S. North River, at p. m. Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays. The flg- erton, Sunday Tuesdays and Thursdays. rooms $I.00.
 Tickets and staterooms for sale at J. M Lines jr.s', 85l Chapel street; Peck & Bishop, 102 Chapel street; Tontine Hotel and John Morse, 63 Center street.
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hartford train, and from corner Church aad Chapel streets every half hour, commencing lt 8:30 p. m. Through freight rates given and bills of iading issued to points west, south and southwest. 0. II. FISHER, Agent.
 Order your freight via Starin line
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When Baby was sick, we gave hel Castoria
 Wherl she was Child she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had children, she gave them castofia
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z. g. JEFFcOTT

A NNOUNCES to the public that all of his A Painting and Decorating business will be carried on hereafter at and from Mo- l23 Church street, where he will be pleased (with his decorative salesman) to show the finest Decorations and Wall Papers as yet shown to the public. also neat designs and effects In cheapest Wall Papers.
 Between Chapel street and Public Library.
 Telephone 754-6. ja10tf
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Medtea1.
ASTHMA.

TN the wide field of medicine nothing is \ more distressing to the sufferer than a sionally, and wholly without warning, in the midst of apparent health, difficulty of breathing comes on, and for many minutes, gasps and fights for breath; his frame quiv- CTS, his countenanee is bathed in moisture, distress of the most painful character takes possessioin 3a nm. anyone %ho @ % had never must be at hand. The sufferer who has had other attacks Is not alarmed. After time breathing becomes natural, but before that happy state is reached he suffers torment.
 "KutnoW's Anti ti-Asthmatic
 Powder or Cigarettes" Will give the desired relief If patient has an at ack on the street he can ward off the blow by lighting one of the cigarettes, and after deeply inhaling the smoke, will breathe as freely us usual.
 Every package should bear our trademark
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New Haven Steamboat Co.
 RICHARD PECK

Leaves New Haven daily except Sunday (Belle Doclz) I230 night.
 New York Pier D East riverl 4:O0 D. m.
 E. K. PECK.
 FOR FREIGHT ONLY. LEAVES New Haven. daily (except Monday, at s:OO am. New York daily except Sun day) at 9:00p m. Bishops 70s Chapel street, and Ut Mix's drug store.
 On and after April passenger steamers VIII ". leave New Hayen at lO:5O q. m. and l2;30 p. III. Fare Sl.00 Excursion $1.5O Through rates given and bills of lading ls- sued to points West, South and Southwest by the New Haven Fast Freight Line.
 CHARLES I. FRENCH. Agent.
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jim Sullivan was arrested for
keen ny house 4 ill.fame
aud WAS aTraigned for trial this NJ Ter.
neon. Through his attorney he plead
not guilty to Keeping house but al.
M ltted that he rented rooms that were
used for Immoral purposes. This Il n
violation Of n city ordnance which has
not bsen carried into effect lately. Tho
case was continued until tomorrow that
Prosecutor James might consult City
Att rney Hoge to md out the ciiy's
policy IN this matter. The police say
that this case ~ revolving Ia the eK.
IRENE.
The hearing on Andrew J. Head
rich, for assau with u deadly weapon,
will be held tomorrow morning.
This morning Hsairich was gwen the
chance 10 10 ON $500 btude. The com.
plant IL made by q. II. Hamble,on. He
says tbat ye terday about $3.50 o'clock he
found Hvsdnck on some premis's
which he hts charge Of NJ Ninth
North and Fifth West streets, and he
ordered him OF. A dispute caue up
over something he had said about the
defendants wife and words passed To-
tween them. Headrick then dre~ a
knife and stabbed him In the right
eye, the blade passing under the bail.
Hamblelon struck at him win his
left hand and the knife itilicted
an ugly wound on his arm. Again a
thrust was made. this time at the heart,
but the distance between tue two men
was too great to allow 1t to be iatsl, and
The knife only ripped the shirt and in'
ilicle1 a ficsh wound.
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Death of $. NJ. Loyendahl.

Elder ). NJ. Lovendahl, an Old and
respected citizen ami faithful Latter
day Saint, died at his home, nine
miles south Of this city, nj T. O'Clock
last uighi. Tue cause n his death wa,
prutfaciCd iiluess which had lasted
Tor tie pact TWO year,.
Elder LJvendAhl was b3rn VI Mat
tefyd, CufitliAustndiia Lnuu, SwUiuu,
Nov. 4,ls33, anu was cons, qurntly iu his
69ui year. lu his youth nefcCccriycd
a common fChOJl education, aud n..
forwards gained good uniofsinndiuG
Of blnCFsmiihiug, carpentry aud fatm-
ing. Hu wac baptized into the ChutCu
on July u, 1896, by Elder Mals Jot.
gensop, aud - lew month. later wns
ordained nc Eltot q. n, LilleuquiH.,
anu cent Out TO preach the Gospel 10
Denmark. lie labotei iout yoafa A.
missiuugty aud Ia 1860 umlgrat'd
10 Uar, crossing tue Atlantic IN
tue chip Winam Tapsc u and
arriving IN Salt Lake CITY October D.,
1850. He suttle NJ liehi, Utah county t,
wGric he resided three year,, alter
whirn Ia putChasVd a plscu IA South
C0ttgIwrUI where he hos reel ul ever
since. Eitfr LOvHudahl hns token n
very active lHrtiu hour iuauHify, has
.ivUu ma mrnt 10 hundreds anu
igb0ffd hHfi DOB icyclUp tbu natural re-
sources nf the country. Although lac
has posed away, Ills nhmo Will liv"
! Ia the history o. this Territory, Tor he
| good leeds which ne uid 10 the Terri
| tyry as we'll NJ o. his fellow mao.
FulcraI will ho held at the SIuih
Cottonwood meeting house on Wrduts'
Jay at . I'm,
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BAD STABBlNG ARRAY.
Andrew J. HeRdrlck, In Jail for Az
tempting TO Caryo Up the Body
Of e. n. HambletOn.

The police court had number OF
cases 10 dispose OF today.
James Price was charged with
ainnkennes'. He said no bad taken
one drink, or little more, Of black.
berry brandy Tor medicinal purpossS.
lie was fine0 81.
., william Clark, Ed. Williams, Frank
henty, John Shiplsy ami a. $. Car
iigll were each fined So or three days
amor Tor stealing q ride.
ltss.
WIZ Bass, Colorsd boy, was ar.
nlghel Tor keeping = gambling house.
ne sall that II was not gambling
mouse but only place 10 play a friend.
game Tho court considered the
evidence and found the defendant
huil'y. lie got the usual line Of 1926.
Jehn Bergen (not the tailor came
up Iot Trial on the charge OF drunken.
uessi he was sentenced TO ten days or "a
pAy nus OF $40. Walter Garretson vas
''algheu Tor assaulting n. Is. Dresser
~ eas' 5eoond South street "Wednesday
ulRh's MI Dresser etTuck a little dog
yeIohglng To the Defendant with i
slne ana very soou received a blow
lpon the ear, Adml nistersd by the sam,
a. a weapon. An apology fol
'owel put the defendant was fin, u $50
'Snt mea were sentenced to seye
1ayS labor Tor trespass.
Mhtnls Jones aud Carrie Doe for
.''eu se'oo each for prostitution.
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PROVO.
Legal Matters.

Richard Norman ani George u.
Norman have brought suit iu the First
District court against William L..
Hulch!ngs for $3.50 damages ami SO
rent from May 1T, 1895, and Tor pos
scisi0n ui certain Utpu county real
estate which plaintiffs claim defendant
elected tnsm from on the let day Of
June, 1895.
Ella A. Erickson, OF Santaquiu, has
commenced divorce suit against
Nelse A. EticksOu, charging failure to
proyide. She asks for the Gust dy Of
Jour miner children ana for a
dtylslon Of the Joint IrDpsity.
The parties intermarricd In 1856.
Mary Elizabeth NuuinA asks mat the
bond. Of matrlmony rxisJiug between
hrrs0lt anu Chas. h. Nauiua be die
solved on the grnunds Of dissertion,
aud that plliutin lu awarded the Gus.
tody of the minor chili. the paftity
were married In Paysnn N 1855,
A. o. SmO1t Jr., Reed 5mOot and j..
w. Bean, executors Oi the estate Of
a. o. Sm9ot, deceased, have com
menced an action against James *.
PlcrpOut aud George ii. Nsylor
Plaintiffs ask that defendants be en-
Joined irom conveying or encumeeTinR
certain Provo real estate, dsedei "a
George II. Nnylor by james X. Pier.
pout ON the 5lh OF March, 1895, which
transfer, plaintiffs all,ge, was Tor The
purpose OF preventing them from
leyylng upon suii property under q
judgment against Pierpont a Sons, Ia
favor lOf A, o. HmOoi, deceased; anu
that the property Ia question be de-
olaTtd auhiecl to levy and sale on exc
cution to satisfy the judgment agaius
piaFuDni
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Colonel T.. w. TAtlock, a member Of
tho Utah Commission, during the tenn
porary absence OF hiA family from the
city, IN registered at the Cullen.
T.. Entz aud wifo and Mrs. :. A. Hol-
man, Of Chillicothe, are Mt tho Walker.
SIR. and Mrs. Brucklachor, tourists
from Stuttgart, Germany, arc registered
ut the kuulslord.
The Tompleton has Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas.
u. SmallwOod, MisA q. IL. Worlhington,
OF baltimore, Md.
Ogden people at the Cullen Rro &. NJ.
Beason aud Misses Nellie Yates aud
Marie ID. Heath.
Nors Larsen, OF Colorado, lie Walker
guest.
w. W. Galbraith aud Miss l.. q. Gal.
braith, Of Carlisle, Pa, arc at tho knuIs-
ford.
J. II. seayerns. Londonor, is stopping
at the Knutslord.
81. Joseph, Mo-, is represented at tho
remploton by Mr.. aud Mrs. Huston
wys'h, Mr.. and Mrs, q. ID. Berry and
Edwin Carlisle Berry.
Miss Gertrude IIindman and A. :.
Hlndman, Of Omaha, arc booked at the
cullen.
II. a. Glasdord, OF shoshono, is on
rolled At the Walker
jay d. Miller and wife, Of Chicago. arc
ut the knuisford.
Allan Wheeler and wife and children,
OF Dillon, Mont, are Telnpleton guests.
George Il. OIshauson, ofst. Louis, puts
At
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NEWSBOYS' EXCURSION.
The Energetic Little Chaps Offer Many
Attractions at Their SslIair
Outing.

The nowIboys OF this city will have
an excursion TO SiliRir on FHday,
August SOlh, at which time prizes
amounting In value to $1,000 will DO
distributed to those attending. Among
the prizes IL flHe music box valued a,
$3.50, which plays eight tunts Ia n
manner scarcely excelled by any other
musical instrument. The other priEss
consist Of city lots, Shetland ponies,
gold and silver medaln and u gold
medal studded with diamJuds 10 the
best lady and gent WALKER nj the rF-
slti on tina, day. The newsOOys have
shown great enterprise IN arranging
AneNontsiln Of tho kind, aud going 10
such an expense In distributing prizes,
aud the public should show their
appreciation OF their efforts by swell.
Ing tue numbers ut the resort on that
uny
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Potatoes In Wasaich--Tho Bullet Came
Close-A Case Of Healing.

wAsRtch Fare; We were shown y
sample OF potatoes this week that were
grown In six weeks liom tho time the
seed was plauttd. They ARE called the
"six.wceks potato" aud nre supposed 70
he large enough for use IN that leu, Ia
OF time. Tho samples ah3Wn us were
NJ large ~ hens oggs. a potato OF
this kind would I've great vegetable
Tor this county, II seems, 10 they
could be planted from the LIST 10 the
10Th Of June, OF even later, aud have
plenty OF time 10 mAtutg..,,. ..... WHO
Wit had very close g,i l9r his HE
one day last week. While no was ~
work on his ialher's rurch on Lake
creek u rife ball came siuglng
along on d5wnwAri course, pa'sing
thtoug hs hat brim BnI uufytns itsel'
in tho ground In front ~ him. IL was
Afterwards learned that u young LAD
had snot at ptairie chicken on tue
wing across tue creek from where tue
VIII 10y was ut work. aud a,thOhgh
the force OF the ball had been rpeni, u
would have made AL ugly aud sesih.y
fatal wound had II struck him on tue
head.
brigham CITY Bugier: one day last
week, Andrew May, Of Calls f9rl,
was seen driving metfily over TO
Logan to visit ifiepds. He II the young
man who, only a few weeks ago, hAu
the great prong OF u derrick plunge
clean through his body. His rapid
recovery IL looked upon almost rs
miracle. IL seems that when the cruel
derrick caught him In its giant grasp,
one VI the large ptongs struck HIN IN
the back, piercing tho lung nuu
breaking rib on the opposite slide
OF his body. The unfortunate
young man sank down uncOntoiJusi
sind II was thought by those present
that no would expire before he
could be removed 10 the house.
| Elders forthwith administered TO him.
he seemed 10 almost Immediately fS-
| vivr, aud now declares that at thu
time he heard ana felt the pieces OF the
broken rib reunite. He nae practically
suffered no pain since from tho terrible
wound anu has been able TO sleep com
fortabIy every night since the acct
dent. His recovery has been No steady
and rapid a. 10 be- "a marvel 10 hii
friends. Today no would DO ON the
farm performing his usual Lahore, tut
at the earnest solicitation OF friends h'
went 10 Logan lSst week for shor
respite from the ATduoua duties IN con
ducling large farm.
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5FYOCRATIC CONVENTIONS,
,,.,Is,,s lor State Ofnc'rS Will DO
Nominated at ogden, Sept a.
,.,cou,sp,,or. win he "'ia !"
an. pinsrou' n'''r'''' o"
september ii'h'

-
.s n meeting Of the lefh-
Tnte .-.,,, committee IN room
i,iisl Dem'o'''io sIa.,., l,look this
Al ibird door, OF 'ne iiOo =. L.,,,
,.,oou and anoihet ono 80
I'u,. 80 .ame plare Rs the NEWS
bed a. 'uV
gtSiio prev -, ,o.. se,sions was
Inc OCCASION " '"' -, ,,t.,..
a.. work Of fixing da'es H"u PsNe
iof h0'u'u ,,.. husIn,,s Incidental
snd fapsl'.," .,,.ns Gar. prssidtd
',,,bv Chairman John IL OainV' SUI
-,.,y uartp, Of Cache, peflofmeu
ss''s'''y Hanging 10 his office.
ibe uv'''' ,..I n. IN, placs for
ogden was nlmsd ." Wv 80 ',,,,,,
W. >, aia,e officers and September
hl''' ,,,,, The candidates to he
SD ~ lho '''"'' .....,,.,iy. In
noninale1 Ae' ''N 1t.
Congfets, ynNeinD'' -,,r,.ndent 81
,gIit5r. treasurer, supeiln,ehuens ".
rgtlic instruction anu 'n''e sup''''o
c.uu lutrtt' ,.,t., ,,,ti D..
Tbe basls " representation wiz 90
about one delegate 10 every u'S
votes cast nl tue last tIvs.loh w = ir,"
Rawlins Hadeleghle 70 IOns..e.' -, ~
yy,o vas lB,o-l when WIZ h''o W."
vsnliou Of practically OoO' ,,...,,,
The Judicial distficl cOh,eh'lVns " ~
b. hell on sept ~ win tnv eAI ,,i W.
" the one ~ Ogueni Nu - .ts,s
,eno on tho Bth, the day alter tao ssa, ,',
convention. The DINERS VIII oo ho'u
a. follow;
Flu, district comprising u, o2un y,
lies " Cache, BOX EIs'' anu i''N'' w
L5ssr. ,,,., mat.
secJni-Mofgaui Meoo' "nu lawn
NOgden, ~ Indicated.
lnifd-summl'i ShN h'No ""N
Tooels, tnls eity. ,,,.,.t
Foltih-Ulah, "a'ston anu O'n''"'
li Provo. n -
Fth-Juab, Millatd, BEAVER Iron
std Washington, ~ beA,et, -.
sAth-Soyier Flute, wayne, Hat-
field, Kane, at Cireloviilc' Pin''
county. a.,
ssvenlh-ssnpete, Carbon, Emery,
Grand, San Juan, NJ Ephfalmi 9AnPe't
county. -.
The matter OF arranging LOT Ih'
senatorial conventions, the places 10,
holding them and tho transaction %,
ether business was being oonsldsrei al
this GliefnOOu's session
The various counties At to'daJ,s DC
lIbenllons were REPRESENTED rs ioIio"t'
Boiyel-J. +. Tollon, by } L. Raw
lin', rtoxy.
BgG Eider-A. II. SNOW.
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

treasury Of artistic homo' 'ocis no and culture. With
volume HUllv decoration homes
become, ICn'yu pleasure 10 assists oory ono 60 enter
satisfactory
tatlH ~ will
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lo To Homes
Dccoraoui u Expression; Acting Charo' aud PArlor
Described;
Ganosi Popular Recitation. and Speeches rarlor Magic
beauty how leo Acquire pTooryr ~ Fopciug The
Painting on Chinn Phron0ogy The Arc ot Flower Painting.
Etiquette Complete volume uf ISL pages, hand,
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NIL cOME rr aoMoRRoW.

This n teTuoou hearing ni the
charges against McD maid was set
down for 10 am. tomorrow. The iu-
quiry will he before Judge smith. II
IN The belief Of many VI hls brother
officers that "Msc" IL iuneiing
from mental alteration tuTorinduced
by the excessive use Of liquor. A Grey
policeman, always armed with n Tevul.
yer OF formidable proportions, 10 n ia &.
gefous element 10 no patroling
the streets, and tile prospects
are that Mcdonald will be
looked altor nnd kept under restraint
until he RECEIVERS. There IL little
doubt but that he will be- relieved Of
hts star, Whatever may be- the result
Of his trial.
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Notes aud Personals.

DR.. X. @. Maeser and A, o. Smoot
went to Salt Lake CITY ON the 1855
u, q, W. trair.
4. V. shelp, Of Salt Lake City, TsI.
usentirg RuTnhnn, Hanna, Munger
~ Co., Of Kensas CITY, is registered at
the Hotel R1tettf.
Msjor HolhIoJk went 10 Salt LRAe
C.ty lnis morning.
=. L. rrEsiel came down yesterday
au . N 1t the Hotel Roberts.
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Tho following officers OF the Demo.
cratic County Ieuiral committee were
elected, Saturday, by the convention
hold In this city, Abel j. Evhus, Of
Lshi, Chairman; 3. A, KiRg, Of Provo,
secretary; Mrs. Ellen Jakcman, OF
Provo, assistant seer, tlry,and ID uglas
A. Swan, Of Provo, treasurer. The
central committee IL composed Of the
chairman Of each precinct organization
and QUE lady from each precinct.
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COMM Il IL CT l..


TNTT LAME VNT'7' ~" -
ToIay's clearing house exchanges
amounted tn slg9,s4S; same DAY last
year 81 is,j7l.
ruDAY's QUOTATIONS
New York. 90 Silver, O5i; lead,
.3355
L.udon.-silvef, 80 OlJI.
URE AND BULLtOS.
w. +. Mccormick q Go. received 10,
day: Hauauer bullion. 5000. Silver
aud lend ores, $4,000. Total, $40 SUI.
r. II. Jones \ Go. received today
Ores, as 400; bullion, $500. To,sl,
AZ. 500.
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CContmu,d ytom rage Ons.)
In A VERY BAD BOX.

conduct. Hut through all his ups anu
downs and over all his chequerei
course In this city he has had strong
tympsthizors and staunch friends, and
in his latest unfortunate experience
they will not desert him. Whatevrt
the outcome may be, be will probably
be brought to the realization that the
worst enemy he has got Ia himself, for
hitherto he has been very Considerably
dealt with even by the police commits
sion and his commanding tfliccT.
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"was she ever marie ?"
"Oucs-On tho South Dakota plan"
"What's thAt2"
"The divorce decree was printed on
the back OF tho marriage cerliilcate."--
Chicago POst
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lIuco.nfhre, 1rHuthtw. England. LmuAtel
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went to Logan this morning, II 30
expected that he will eugage Ia J.ur.
naIism In that place In behalf OF tue
Democratic party
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Twenty.tbird Quorum.

The Twenly.third quorum Of Elders
will meet Ia the Fifth ward meeting
house this evening vt $ o'clock.
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