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LOCAL BREvITlEs.

A. b. Rockhiil, OF this city has
opened saloon ut Lehi
A number Of new Advertisements
appear In this issue. Read 'em.
The fall in temperature tie last few
DAYS has been considerable and frost
Is predicted
a grand masquerade ball will be
gwen at the pavilion on next Friday
evening by the Spanish Fork band.
Pete Hanson wrecked one Of Will
Bovack's carriages while working oil
an excess of-spiri,s ,.Mon6ay evening.
Last Mondav evening a party OF
young people drove down to David
Hughes place in Mormouville, where
they held social.
Rev. Lee was suffering during the
first of che week from bruised knee
received by his horse falling upon him
while out for rde.
Seventy-three couples attended The
dance given by the choir at the pavlll'
ion last Friday evening. The net
receipts were over $l7.
A Republican primary will be held
in the pavilion on Monday evening
SPIT. 23r1, to select % delegates 10 the
county convention at Provo, Oct |.
Messrs. F. J. Cannon, c. e. Allen
II. NJ. Wells and Jas. Chapman are OK
pee led to'be at the pavilion on Oct
sth at p. m. They will be nc ompan
led by the Provo Gee club.
Geo. q. Robertson had the secont
finger Of his right hand amputateG
last week 10y D.. Warner. The opera
tioa was made necessary by Il Sigh
flesh wound received early in tin
season not healing properly.
The effort Of any newspaper to bulk
UP town is practically uulliied un
less it is backed ND by the bushes
men. If 1t stranger turns from TIL
ne VS. column Of n paper to its adVel
Using pages, and if he fails to I'm
there thu advertisement or bushes
card. lie naturally comes to the cor
c,usion that there is either nothing t
the town or that the publisher is 10
Appreciated
Mrs. n. j. Tclrurd of Grand Junctio
: lectured on temperance and w. c. ]
d q. work, at the pavilion last MUnda
: evening. She was accompanied b
n Mrs, Miner, of Salt Lake the presider
n n OF the order in Utah. Mrs. Tciford
n a good speaker and made number {
n telling points in her lecture. She GU
IL IL lined at length the nature of tt
t. work OF the Unions and gave test
'. mony OF the results in many place
She was greeted 10y fair audienc
!. After the lecture a Woman's Christla
:. Temperance Union was Organized wit
, the following officers: President, MI
Caroline Pace; LIST Vicc-prssiden
Mrs. Jane Finch; 2nd Vice preslder
Mrs. Dr. Warner: Secretary, Mrs. lie
Treasurer, Mrs. ThaXtOn. TLe Unit
Y holds Its first meeting Oct. 2nd.
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LEGAL MATTERS.

The hearing Of Alex H9dQlist was
completed last Friday morning b fore
Justice Booth, in Provo, and the brandy
sent to John Henry" at Sprlngyille cost
him $3.50 A stay Of execution was
granted for ten days. Justice B 9th in
passing Judgment on the case, stated
that It was doubtful whether the sale OF
lionor without license could be stOpptd
without Imprisonment, bat in this case
he Wo1ld impose only the iine ant il the
same was not paid, defendant would be
committed to Jail fOI $50 days with hard
labor.
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Colorado, Sept 30, aud Oct. LIST for tine
annual meeting of the American Pub ic
Hea tn as ociation, Oct. Ii. soiing
dates Sept 30 and Oct. !, with final limit
if desired. Fare for the round trip $24.
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Obituary,

At Helper on tho mon, g q Tuesday,
Sept! 10, 1895, MIS-. Ca, B-Tmire, a
daughter Il Mr., Lewis Rowe, of ScAO>
field, and niece Of Mr., Owen Rove cf
this city, departed this lie after n brief
illness. A husband and three children,
the youngest Of whom was but nine days
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SIZZLING DATES From POcatello, Cache
junction, Echo, Juan, Eureka. Terminus
and intermediate points, Oc.. lst to 9th
and from all other points Oct. LIT to 9Th
inclusive. Tickets sold at O den and
Payson and I'll points inlerme late will
be good returning until 0ct. l2.h. All
tickets will DO hoaored for continuous
passage only.
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Democra tic County Convention.

For the above event at Payson, Sept %
the Union Pacific will make rate of one
fare for the round trip; selling date Sept.
.2S, Good returning Sept. 20.
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For the above event at Provo Oct. LIST
the Union Pacih will make a rate Of one
fare for the round trip. Selling date Oct
lst good returning Oct 2
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DID Yon Road Itl

The Captal Ciry Commercial college
has card in Ills paper Offering instruc
ton free to a number Of person.. bid
you read il2
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Mrs Sorenson's Class in hygiene and
and physica culture he'd their annual
meeting at the meeting house Thurs
day afternoon, aud then adjourned to
the Relief Society hall for lunch. A
delegation Of young ladies waited
upon the editor and kindly invited him
10 lucnh. Now we are a vely bashful
young man, and wien the fair ores
appeared we promptly got ratified
and in our confusion declined. We
are very sorry we could not partdkC
and nope the ladies will accept tins
apology. Editors rarely decline invi
tations to luuch, and if the invitation
should he kindly extended next year
we hope to have so far conquered ou
bashfulness as to be abe to accept tn,
| honor.
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FROM

Tickets will be sold on tia fCllcHlng
dates: FROM Ogden, ltiughsm. Spring
vile, Silver Clty aud in umtd ATE
p lints, rom Oct, lat to 6to. Inclusive;
tickets limited 10 Oct, Is, 1885,
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EXCURSION
Special Rates!
Via UNION PACIFIC
Railway

To Salt Lake City for the First Grand
Annual EisteddtOd, Oct, aud 4, ana he
Sixty-Fi'th Semi Annual Conference OF
the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter d~y
Sain:s, Oct. A, 5 aud 6, 1895:
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Read the Ad.

Read the ad. headed Free Course by
Mail by the Capital City Commercial
college. It is fine fer. Apply for il.
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ELS Z EDDFOD
AND
CONFERENCE
RATES
Via Rio Grande Western
Railw ay.

For the Grand Welsh EIsteddfOd at
Salt Lake City, Oct Srd and 4th, and the
Annual Conference, L, D. s., aud
Woman's Conference, L. D. s, at Salt
Lake City, Oct. 4th, 9th and 9Th, inclu-
sive, the following rates are authorized
to Salt Lake City aud return:
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D. P. Felt, Mgr.
RAILROAD TIME CARDS
The Union Pacific System.

THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
LOCAL TIME CARD In effect Aug 10, 1895
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Some young hoVdlum evidently got
gay at the expense OF windnw in the
HERALD Office, Tuesday evening. a
taste for pral tcal joking is possessed
by neary everyone and is generally
harm'ess; hui those in whum 1t is a
mania for smashing vii dows are fit
candidates for the reform school,
De cheap guy wot Ii t'row rocks in
SluJ Trees alley is properly bughouse
an u git de L!oomin' mug showed
often him in de mex act. Smashin
winders is a back-numher work an II
don't go, see?"
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The only line running two through :.st
Trains daily to
LEADVILLE, ASPEN. PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS and DENVE..,

Train No 2 leaves Ogden 7.Ooa. n.
Salt Lake sos q. M, arrive ut Pueb.
61S n. m Colorado Syringe ISL a. Il.
Dsnytr 1920 a. III.
Train No. leaves Ogden 835 .. y,
Salt Lake TAO p. ~, arrive ut Puel
5:27 p. ~, Colorado Springs 6:53 .. n
Denver 9:25 p. III.
Connections made at Flebl), Colorsdn
Springs and Denver with all lines cas- ..
Elegant Day Coaches, Chair Cars al d
Pullman SleepeTs on all trains. Tske
the d 81 r aud have comfortable tIii.
and enjoy the finest scenery Oh the cel =
tineut.
Shortest line to Cripple Greek, Coils.
RADIOS Greatest Geld Camp,
A. s. HUGHES SIX. HOOPER
TTaGic Mgr, G. p. s. I.
Denver, Colorado.
B. F. NEVINS, General Agent
Salt Lake City, Utah.
H. 81. CUSHING, T. P. A.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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1t is understood that the visit Of the
Hon. Abel j. Evans. chai man OF the
Democratic County Central committee,
to this city yesterd'y had no political
significance, lie was in quest of sus'
lenance fol- the Provo Dispatch, but a
diShearteningly large number Of the
nnterriaed" didu't appear to care
whether that sheet lived or not,
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FLASHES.

City Recorder Hughes went t1 Salt
Lake Monday on private detective
work. Mr.. Hughes modesty prevents
his mentioning the result Of his labors
but 1T is hlnted that startling dcvel
opmeuts are not likely to develop fer
several weeks to come.
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RIVERSIDE.

Car 613, i'm charge of mot otorman Stoddard
and conductor Allen ran of the track at
Pomham switch, yesterday forenoon.
With the assistance of six cars and about
% men it was hauled back on the track.
Charles Remington is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia.
AT the meeting of the Council yes
terday afternoon Franklin Munroe, Henry
+. Bickford aud Walton 4. Allen were APP
pointed police officers for the ensuing
year. The last named will take the place
of patrolman S. II. Clement who has SO
faithfully patroled the Bowery beat for
the past year.
William Oldknow, better known as the
Jersey Lily" was arrested for reveling
by officer Bickford, last night.
The Ladies Whist Club meets this even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin y. Earle.
Professor Thomas G. Hudson has recov-
cred from severe attack OF typhoid
pneumonia.
Burnside Council, American Mechanics,
met last night and degree team was or.
ganiZed and the second degree was ex-
emplified for their benefit.
The nigh wind did considera BILE damage
along the shore last night.
AT the appropriation meeting $4,000
was appropriated for widening Bullock's
Point avenue. When IL was appropriated
IL was specified that none of the money
was TO be used for land damages. 1t il
proba BILE that the work will be done under
the "betterment act"
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PAWTUxET VALLEY.
RiverpOint.

The executive committee OF tho Paw
tuxet Valley Agricultural Park Associa-
tion met the ladies In charge OF The De-
zaaf yesterday at;ernoor. The ladies
have completc6 teeir arrsugemen;s Tor
the booths. The whsle ys.lty 6ss tsken
oftho bsgaar, wbiot Il 10 aid . homo sn-
terpIise. Many eoatriouiio:. have been
pouring in from large nInbes OF vh-
iages ana thu msrctspts ~ Prosidence
havo been very 0eEssrrs la their s!tis.
There ar; 70 pr,r;s 90 60 tst ,,..,, oo5
combination tickets. The scs.r will he
the greatest Of its kind trN les ever oc-
Cured in ths valley.
The Pionss: Ross ocDrSsy gave
chicken supper lest night IN tue engine
house. Aboa; ~, members aud inyitsd
guests sat dowE TO tSs rtpast, Mr.. ID. r..
Dugan acting as toAs: s:uiaster.
Bright, witty and serious speeches
were made by many OF the company. Re-
freshments were serrsd dusirS the even
ing.
The high wind and lightning played
havoc with tho wires last night. Light
ming entered tho electric station about j.
o'clock and burned oct tho ligh.s, leaving
the streets in dsrspeS.
The knights OF yyts!ss iieid a meeting
last nig hit IA their nall. TIE attendance
was large snt e particularly piessani time
was enjoyed.
Narragansett isdgs. knights Il pyth-
las, will hold an invitation basket social
in their hall F-'dsy evening. Ap:il &c.
Clyde.
A boy with a DIT csssted considerable
excitement at the Clyde depot, yesterday
afternoon. II was thought At first that
he had been killed by the electric cars.
CentorvilIe.
nv nru;pv nlc tho
Crompton car was passing Shippee's print
ing office, back-and-tan dog ran out
across the track and was cut completely
to pieces By the rapidly moSing electric.
Hope.
The Hopeful Benevolent Society held
one of their socials last night in tho
Methodist yestry. An excollout pro-
gram delighted tho large audience.
The latter part OF the evening friends
got together for pleasant chats. Every
one seemed much pleased with tue even
ipg's di:ersion.
Quidnick.
Johnson, the livery stable keeper, lost a
young horse last night from lung fever.
Crompton.
Hannah Whitmore died Monday after
noon at O'Clock. The deceased was in
her SD year aud death was due to old age.
Her husband, Benjamin a., survives her.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence tomorrow, at o'clock, aud the
burial will be at ST. Philips cemetery.
The ladies auxiliary of the fire depart
ment have arranged for a social to be held
week from tomorrow night. TIE ladies
have reorganized and the members are in
perfect harmony.
Jericho.
The sixth and last concert OF the Union
Cornet Band will be held in st. Johns
Hall on Easter Sunday night.
Henry Shepard, former owner of Shep-
ards Hotel, has bought an estate on Read
avenue, Quidnick, where he isbuilding a
large residence for himself and family.
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Death of a Very Popular and
Aged Resident.
Young Mems Sir Moses Montefiore
Society Elects Officers.
Foresters' Delegates Meet to Arrange
Reception to Grand Court.
THE NEWS BUREAU, }
NORTH END, s2s BRANCH AVENUE, Z
Telephone qOl-a

William Kelly, who lived in the North
End for go years, died at his residence on
Zone street early this morning. Mr.. Kel-
ly came to this country when he was 10
years old, and settled in Providence.
When he was 10 years of age he went to
work in the Franklin Machine Foun-
dry, where he worked 80 years,
part OF the time as foreman of the
yard. Ten years ago he opened grocery
store and meat market on Chalkstone
avenue and made money, $4,000 of which
he invested in real estate. Deceased
girls, all adults. Mr.. Kelly contributed
large sum Of money to the building fund
of the new Cathedral.
The Young Mems Sir Moses Montefiore
Society installed the following officers
last evening: President, Bernard Sapo-
vitz; vice president, l.. Lasarovitz; sec
reiary, s. Cohen; treasurer, Jacob A.
Robinson. After the installation speeches
were made by President Sapovitz and
Treasurer Robinson. Singing and q COLA
tion followed.
Thomas Mead, of Webster street, COM
plains to the police that his son, M Ike"
came home in a drunken condition
last night, and assaulted him, by hitting
him in the face with his fist. The police
would like to hear Mixes side of the
story.
Delegates from every court in the city
of the Ancient Order of Foresters OF
America, assembled in Hedly Hall last
evening for the purpose of organization
and tine appointment of su b. committees.
The delegates were appointed to arrange
for a reception and banquet to the Grand
Court officials at the covention to be held
on the evening OF May u. p. McHale
presided at the meeting.
A gang of men started this morning to
lay 300 feet of curbing on Charles street,
from Ledge street to Hagan street. This
will be quite a renovation in Tooleville,
aud the residents therein are consequent
iy happy.
Thomas McNif, William Crozier and
James McVey went a fishing yesterday at
East Greenwich and caught over a hum
dred pounds of fat Dish. One fish, caught
by William Crozier, weighed over seven
pounds and nearly pulled the angler into
the water.
James Il. McElroy, who has been i'll
with a complication OF diseases for the
past Ii weeks, Is now in fair way to re-
cover and Is able to be out. MIR. Me-
Elroy is very popular young man in the
North End, and until his illness was en-
ployed as clerk for John Il. McOsker on
Charles street.
The members of the Laurel Club have
made arrangements to hold a select social
in Hedly Hall on the evening of April IS.
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VENEZUELA
Extended Thanks to United
States for Support.
Principle Of Human Justice in Defend
ing Rights Of Weaker Nations.

CARACAS, April lo.-President Crespo
has sent special message to the congress
of Venezuela concerning the attitude oil
the United States on the British Venezue'
Ian question. Immediately following the
receipt of the presidents message the con-
gress passed resolutions, amid great en-
thusiasm. heartily thanking the United
States for its sympathy and support.
The congress, in joint assembly, as oc
ours when important subjects are under
consideration, at once acted upon Presl
dent Crespo's suggestion, and the resolu'
tions express the deep appreciation oi
Venezuela for the CO operation OF the
United States in the formers contention
with England.
President Crespos message says: "Ths
high powers of the United States have
just given in the pending question be
tween Venezuela and England a signal
proof of the extent TO which the principle
OF human justice prevails among the great
people The chief magistrate OF that
powerful republic. being persuaded of the
great peril which is involved for Ameri
can interests through prolongation of o
conflict OF such grievous nature, ex
pressed in his message TO congress the
strong wish of inducing Great Britain to
put an end to tho dispute by arbitration. a
resource long ago and earnestly proposed
by Venezuela.
Peaceful Settlement Advocated.
"In the house of representatives there
was introduced, as consequence OF the
presidents salutary words, resolution
which has been inserted in the yellow
book of Venezuela, and in the terms OF
which is disclosed the noblest interest
towards seeing the unfortunate conflict
closed in conformity with justice and
reason. The resolution earnestly recon.
mends to the two conten ding parties the
adoption of the course indicated by the
message of the President of the United
States, in order to peacefully ettle the
dispute, which, as has been said Is the
same course Venezuela has stood ready to
pursue
"The legislative act referred to was ap.
proved by both chambers, and his excel
lency. President0 Cleveland affixed the
signature and seal thereto on Feb. 81.
'Such tokens Of the spirit of justice
with which the transcendant question Of
the Guiana boundaries, as studied and
considered by the magistrate and legisla-
tors of the great republic of the north, re.
quires from Venezuela significant act OF
special gratitude. which only you can
sanction so as to express the wish of the
whole people of Venezuela. Certain feel
that this idea will have the most enthusi.
astic acceptance in the heart Of our worthy
Legislators"
Venezuela feels so certain OF her rights
that she Is pushing forward public i'm
provements in the disputed territory.
This is shown by report from the COM
missary general stating that he has fin
ished q church, which is TO be the nucleus
of the settlement In the Amacuro region.
This is sort of Venezuelan outpost
where they are taking u stand to resist
further encroachments of Great Britain.
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school committee. Mr.. Mitchell also
recommended that as he was en-
gagged as an attorney in
case against the town that Mr..
Allen. the present town solicitor, be re-
tanned till the case was settled and 10 was
voted. There was a large number OF minor
appointments made such as police con-
stables, fence viewers, drain layers, and
host of Others. On number OF the
appointments there had to be- a
in favor OF the new council appointed.
The council voted when they adjourn
they adjourn to Wednesday, APRIL IL. A
bill was received from John 5. Lynch
amounting to 5000, which he claims is
due for services in aiding the late
Town Treasurer Munroo in securing
loan for the town to the amount OF $50, 900.
Referred TO Town Treasurer Ray TO in
vestigate.
The petitioners for a street from Taun-
ton avenue TO Grove avenue across the
town lot were given leave 10 withdraw.
Report OF Town Sergeant Whelden in
regard to Moran avenue obstruction was
received and ordered placed on file.
The liquor licenses were referred to
April 29, with order OF notice.
The hotel licenses were referred to tho
chief OF police.
The division OF the money APP
propriated for the fire companies was
Riverside, 500; Memorial Day, Bucklin
Post, $50; Farragut Post, $50; Public
libraries; Watchmoket, S575; Rumford,
1926; Riverside, 300. Highway appro-
priation-Rumford, S1250; Watahmoket,
$500; Riverside, Sl250.
Councilman Pierce thought there
should be sergeant OF police at River
side and moved that such an Office be cre-
ated. 1t was so voted and the town So
licitor was ordered to draw up an ordi-
nance in accordance with this vote. The
salary of the overseer OF the poor was
fixed at $50 and the health officers at
s215 per year.
Bucklin Post held their regular meeting
last evening, and one comrade was mus
tered in. There was a number of visitors
from other posts who made very interest
ing remarks. A collation. was served.
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Notes About the Square.

Thirty-one persons have thus far made
applications for liquor licenses in Johns
ton for the coming year. The mum Der
granted last year was thirty-three.
The white line of cars running on
Plainfield street and Dyer avenue will not
exist after the "bloomers" apper, "a they
are being painted green to compare in
color with other cars running to Olney-
Vile.
The school committee will hold q regu-
lar monthly meeting in the council
chamber, this evening.
Charles A. Thompson, OF the firm OF
Thompson Brothers, Is becoming quite an
expert In window dressing, from the
Easter window shown TO the public at
their store, last evening. The window is
a unique show of Easter offerings in their
line OF trade with plants and blooming
lilies i'm the setting.
Crawshaw, the florist, furnished a num-
bcr OF floral designs at the funeral OF A.
o. Bates today.
Miss Lula Miller, an operative in the
Riverside Mills, had an arm broken yester-
day afternoon. DIR. }. Il. Farrell attended
her.
DIR. Harry Nase, the dentist, has removed
from Armory Hall block.
Alfred Anthony Castle, No. 4, A. o. X.
Of NJ. e.. hold their anniversary reunion
on Wednesday, April IL. Open doors at
9p. m. All castles and ladies OF this
order cordially invited to attend. Cola
tion and music.
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How the Champion Was Made
to Weigh Right.
Brady Had Him Jacketed With Few
Extra Pounds.
The Way the Balance Of the Stake
Money Was Secured.

II is generally known that Jim Corbett,
prior to his fight with John l.. Sullivan,
was in very strained circumstances. He
was at the time acting as sparring in
structor at the Olympic Club, San Fran
cisco. The next we heard of him he was
matched for $40, 900 side. good many
persons perhaps never gave 1t Thought
how he secured the side money He cer-
tainly did not have il, neither did Brady.
But at all events 1t was secured, and in the
following tricky way Brady used every en-
ergy to raise the amount needed. From
different sources he secured $1,000, and at
that stage there was an absolute halt. 1t
looked for while as If it would be impos-
sible for him 10 raise the remaining $4,000.
There was still one chance left. Corbett
at the time was in training at Asbury Park.
At the same place was Mike Dwyer, the
famous horseman. There was only one
thing to do, that Brady should go TO him
and, IL possible, convince him that he
be perfectly safe in investing what TO him
was paltry amount.
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nd all the other managers would do well
follow suit.

You will remember that wrote not
ong since OF John l.. Suliivan's heroic re-
olive to quit 'der booze" and straighten
limself out for last battle. His inten-
ions were probably OF the best, but, alas,
/ beheld the ex-champion last night be-
ing conveyed bodily into hack and
started for home. John Barleycorn was
again victorious. Sic transit gloria
mundl. Old SPORT.