The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-16

works for 3arig- & Co, ASSIGNED today 10
W. K. Williams Assets, $I70,Oo0; liabili-
ties, $4,000. The works will proceed.
BLoOMINGToN, Ill.-Tom Robinson, of
Fa1rbury, ILL.,, at the fair grounds today
ran 100 yards in 90 SO, breaking the
worlds record. He is in the match at
Brockton, Mass Sept. 2, in which all the
crack sprfnters of the country are en-
tered.
BARNEGAI4, N. J.-Forner Police JUS
tice Patrick G.. Duffy, of New York, is at
the La Fayette house, Forl,ed River, in a
very critical condition. Ills family phy-
stefan has been summoned from New
York and is holding a consultation with
local physicians.
NEWPORT, R. 1.-The new and elegant
villa 'The Breakers built by Cornelius
Vanderbilt on the site of the residence
destroyed by fire two years ago has been
formally. opened with a dinner followed
by a ball. the most elaborate social func-
ton ever given here.
CHICAGO.-Miss Olive l.. Wilson,
daughter of the well known Evangelists,
P. P. Bliss, the famous composer of Cos
pei hymns, died of brain fever Thursday
in this city. She had a national reputa-
ton as the contralto in the Wilson fam
lily quartette.
NEW YORK.-C p. Huntington an
nounces that he is about to sell his large
new mansion at the corner OF F1fty-
seventh street and Fifth avenue, provided
he can obtain q fair price for it. In the
future he will reside in San Francisco and
at ThroggS Neck.
PHILADELPHIA Thomas Hovenden,
the famous artist, was killed by Penn
sylvania railroad freight train near Nor
ristown last evening. He met his death
trying to save the life of a little girl. The
sacrifice of Mr.. Hovenden's life was use
less, because the child that he attempted
to save, also met her death.
NEW YORK.-Hon. w. Bourk Cochran
announces that in the future he will not
be connected in any capacity with ram
many hall. No matter what lines of re-
he will not affiliate with the organiza-
ton or accept office as Il Tammany hall
candidate.
PORT ROYAL. S. C.-The new govern
time today. The United States ship Am
phitrite was the first vessel to be locked
ana TINS was successfully accomplished at
o CLOCK. There We're about 1900 people
present and everything passed off salts
factory.
NEW YORK.-Titus Heard, ex-speaker
OF the New York assembly and promi-
nent wool manufacturer has been spend
ing some weeks in the Yorkshire district
or England, studying Wilson-Gorma
the wooden manufacturers in the York
shire district have been running overtime
recently and many of them work night
and day without intermiSSionk
DENVER.-The American Library asso-
| citation spent today in an excursion over
the Loop" Tonight a session was held at
most important being one by S. H. Ranck,
OF Baltimore, on copyright Deposito-
ries.' He advocated for the sake of pro-
tectiog> against fine. invasion, etc, the
preservation OF duplicate volumes OF
copyrighted works al five different points
suggesting Washington, Chicago, New Or
leans, Denver and San Francisco.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y.-william T.
Twiss, representing Haywood Bros. & Co.,
chair manufacturers of New York City,
dent near this city. He was driving with
George Hughes, a. leading merchant of
this city on the south road, when the
horse jumped IRON the road, throwing
both men against telephone pole. Mr..
Twiss sutained an injury to the spine,
which nay result fatally. Mr.. Hughes
was badly cut and bruised about the
face and head, and will be disfigured for
life.
NEW HAVEN, sConn.-Knight Wade,
who has charge of the arrangements for
the reception, of the Cambridge track
haitian Field, New York, on Oct. 5, says
that it has been decided to charge adnis-
sion fees of 81 and 50, no amount in ex-
cess of this being allowed, except Tor
boxes and tallyho positions Accomlno-
dations will be made at Manhattan Field
| for 1900. No spectators will be admit
ted who are not given seats. The colii-
mittee of arrangements are making pre-
parations to distribute around the country
application blanks for tickets. The Sue
cess of the application system was so
marked during the last football season
that this plan will be followed in the
coming International meet. In The hurdle
races in the Yale-Cambridge meet, indi-
vidual hurdles will be used instead of the
plankS stretching clear across the tracks,
OMAHA.-The department store of S.
P. Morse Dry Goods company, is in the
hands of the sheriff. The company was
incorporated last April and succeeded to
company. The business has been less
than the firm had hopes of, ana for some
weeks the various creditors have been
pushing for a settlement. This morning
the company confessed judgment in favor
of their largest creditors as follows: r.
L. AmeS executors, Omaha National
Bank, H. B. Ciailin e Co.. ButtericI5 COM
pany and Muser Bros, for total OF
So, 569. Attachments were immediately is
sued in favor of creditors named, and the
stock was taken possession of by the
sheriff. officers of the company state that
the other Liabilities of the concern will
swell the total to $1,000 The goods in
stock, it is claimed, invoice 100000
FOREIGN FLASHES.