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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-05-28

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lao 9i3bIN OIL 'eopls glq o. SUM slu
pluoI iHs VD!qN odoI Qua 10 oLussoId
auro3lA aU W pun SuiiG suM OF Vo!qM
but looacnmg the rope was another mat
ter. Tho knot had been drawn tight
hy the iorl. Of his foil, and IT was an
hoUg on more before he succeeded in
Wurl ing &c around where Il could bc
reached; even when this was done, II
was only beginning, and the FIRST faint
stroak8 Of dawn were fllteTirg through
Tie aperture overhead when hc finally
rose siilly and swung his arms 10 star,
the suep AIDED circulation.
In little willie IL was light enough
20 enable him TO sec his surroundings
uud he found that he was imprisoned IN
a creyicc-cavc much like The one he hal
explored two days before. II occurred
to him az once that IL might be a CON
tinuation of the same cavern, or thai
possibly he might be in the very
chamber into which he had tried to
penetrate; but this seemed unlikely, for
Two rcuGons. One was that he could
not make The locality of the McNabl
tuuucl agree with the general direction
OF his wanderings OF the night previous;
and the other was even more convinc-
ing. for, while his cell terminated at one
eNtrcmlty in narrow assure like the
one I'm which hc had lost the pick and
the lamp. nc could not find the missing
alticlcs, though lac lost no time in max.
ing careful search for them. In do
ing this, however, lie stumbled upor
another discovery which was Of much
more immediate importance: reaching
down into the crannies Of the flssurc
his hand found pool of water, and h,
drank gratefully, dipping up the coo
liquid by spoonfuls in his followed
palm.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-05-28
Uneeusled Service

Dsnyer to Clitago Via EsGaas Ctv is
dy,n ia thc Uuiun ra-iis aud Cit
ego & Alton R,ilWays
Through rulhman elytp'rs, Pullman
iuiny cars and free reclining chair
rars leave Denver daily. The Union
ocifc is TIC rloct ihrouRh car line Of
he west. Ask your nearest ticket agent
or tickets via this line.
Y L. LoNAx,
Gen. rass and Tit. Agt.,
Omaha, Neb.
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Continued next week.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-05-28
YIN
A sunTERnANEAN MErAMoRrnosIs,

A sUBTERRANEAN nETAMoRPHosIs.
When Rmgbrand opened his eyes he
eurd himself lying on hia back la
hg, ap. Jared 90 be the bottom OF a
30. az least 3, that was his second i'm
ro, ION. with the first CLEANS Of re-
urairg constituencies there was no
u,scliyn Of the events Immediately
gss,lpg his fail, and for a moment
he lnl vague idea that he had
tuwilgd Dud hurt himself iu ihc roud,
md 0aat Pc clouds had covered all hut
the smell patch OF sky directly over
head where the stars were still visible.
lhcu memory came back, and he re-
allied The details Of the capture mp to
The sudden blank following the plunge
into the hole between the powders A
sharp twinge Of pain bridgcd the in
teryal and reminded him that there
were two present and pressing sources
OF discomfort In the gnarled log across
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SCENIC LINE or THE WORLD
The only line running
Two Fast Trains Daily to

W - 49,
r...,, AsrrN. PUEBLO,
CoLoRApo sreISas and nHNyra.
Effective April 2oh, 1904
Train No. q leaves Lehi sos M
Salt Lake :O5 m, Arrive at Pueblo
s1oam. Colorado Springs 7'5i m
Denver 10 80 I'm
Train No. leaves Lehi 1924 y m
eolt Lake 40 m Arrive Pueblo 5;27
- m Colorado Springs Gi53 pm Denver
0:25 p n
Connections made at Pueblo, Colora-
servings and Denver with all lines
~ No, Elegant day coaches chair cars
n" al aleepers on all trains. Take
aO6RG and have comfortable
WI. vim and enjoy the ducat scenery on the
continent
s. Hughes, Traffic Monager
- Denver, Col.
uooper B.. 7 Geyins
s. r. spA General Agent
q Salt Lake, Utah.
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Castoria lie truly a marvellous ~
or children. Doctors prescribesit..|
medical journals recommend II snd
more than million mothers are using
it in place OF Paregorie, Bstsman,s
Drops, so-salled soothing ,jiups and
other narcotic and supplying remedies.
Castoria is the quickest thing to
regulate the stomach and bowels and
give healthy sleep the world have ever
seen. It's pleasant to the taste and
absolutely haslnless. 1t relieves consti-
patton, quiets pain, cures, diarrhoea aud
wind-oolic, allays fevsrishness, destroys
worms, and prevents commissions, sooths
the child and gives il refreshing and
natural sleep. Csstoria is the childreA's
panacea-the mothers friend.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles
only II isnot sold in bulk. r)n't
ALLOW any one to sell you anything else
on the plea or promise that II Is "just a.
good" and "will answer every purpc Sc"
See that you get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
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San Francisco

the storm seemed to be blowing over
When they reached the base of th,
clir, they left the path and turned
shortly 90 the right, following the
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-05-28
Danger Si0loall

More fbw tdD he vfeffms Of consisn|
hog DO not knors fbv bavs u. hersis Y
OF symptoms by which consumption q
certainly b. detected n
Cough, one or two slid effort, (
rising, occurring during tie day ana Y
quently during the night.
Short Breathing after sxertlon.
TirbiHsss Of fbs ehfsf.
Omck tajss. especially nortxable IN y
evening and after full meal 49,
Cbfi!msSJ In the evening, follow ~
Sigh Isr1.
Fertilization toward morning and
Psis face and isagaiS In the morning.
Loss Of rfshtr.
II you have these symptoms, or any
them, do not delay. There are mas
preparations which claim to be cures, bv
Or. Eswrs enslisb Remedy for Consumptio
has the highest endorsements, and h
stood the test OF years. II will arrest eog
sumption In its earlier stages, and div
away the symptoms named n 10 rnsn(
fctursd by the Aeksr Medkinc Co, I
and IS Climbers st., New rosk. and u
by all reputable druggists.
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TINE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE

Is SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR-don'
forget to take t. The Liver gets sluggish
during the Winter, just like all nature,
and the system becomes choked up BY
the accumulated waste, which brings on
Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheuma-
tism. You want to wake up your Liver
now, but be sure you take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR to do Il. II also
regulates the LlVer-keeps II properly at
work, when your system will be free from
poison and the whole body invigorated.
You get THE BEST BLOOD when
your system is In Al condition, and that
will only be when the Liver Is kept active.
Try a Liver Remedy once and note the
difference. But take only SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR 1T Is SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR which makes the
difference. Take II In powder or in liquid
already prepared, or make a tea Of the
powder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR. You'll find the RED Z on every
package. Look for Il.
J. II. Zeilin 81 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29

the peach harvest will bs AZ early one
The price OF this early stuff has ragged
from 15 cents to 81 90 per crate In the
city markets.
The railroad astlmate for Milford
station Is 552 600 baskets. or 800 oar
loads OF PEACHES. an average OF 20 car
loads for 40 days This estimate by the
rai'road Will be found 700 high for
several reasons. 400 900 bsskets will be
nearer the mark.
The University OF ChIcago has ron
ferrsd tho honorary degree Of d d. on
Rev 7 ) Roqh, OF the Presbyteilan
Church at Georgetown.
Tho farmers In Georgetown hundiei
have splendid prospect for excellent
crops. oats never looked better: wheat
has given good yield; the outlook for
potatoes is excellent; corn. 10 spite OF the
heavy rains IA looking weu aud prospect
for peaches was never hetter.
Rev Jossph Turner. Maurice A.
Hsrinett and Robert II Harrison were
on Saturday elected members OF the
Dover School Board after one OF the
hardest fought contests ever held In that
town.
the LsWes ash oil factories, is believed 10
have been fatally burned on Saturday
morning by fAlling into tank OF boiling
hsh. he was removed to his home and
Dr. w. =. Orr Is attending him.
Milford psopls expect the coming
Fourth OF July to be one OF the create est
days in that towns history. There will
be n parade. In which Governor Watson
and his staf and all Of the members Of
the militia Of the state have been Invited
TO take part. and IN addition 10 this
there will bs other interesting exercises.
The PsnusylvanIa railroad offIs a
prlzi OF An annual pass TO the frmer
a ong osch of It's divisions whose farm
presents the best appearance In other
words. the railroad wants to encourage
farmers along It's right OF way TO keep
their property neat and attractive.
The nav water tank at thu Dover depot
Is nearly flushed. IL u foverRl feet
higher than the old one ard nearly twice
as large II will hold 20 OPS gallons
The old one will bs taken TO Franklin
City.
The bicycle appears to have captured
the young women Of Talbot county, Nd.
They ars now talking Of organiziog .
club.
Joseph Griinl. Tuokahoe Ns'k picked
the drst ripe peaches Of tho season, June
10 They are new variety introduced
some years ago by john r Grinia and
known As Briggs May.
The FIRST condemnation proceedings foi
the llght Of way OF the new Q1ssn Anne'I
railroad we're held ~ Green ~ood when
thu commissioners awarded II CahAl
&425 damages His demand was fol
81 800
1, Is probable that there will bs StraIuI
on the Q ieen Aune's road between
Hflsboro aud Qisenstovn Within thl
next thirty days.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Mlss Mary L hlnd has rsturned to he
home near Mt. Pleasant.


Miss Mary L land has rsturned to her
home near Mt. Pleasant.
]. Elliott Rlgg left home to-day to
travel through the South as far as Texas
representing New York and Philadelphie
wholesale houses. Mr.. R'gg will Iemsin
South all summer.
Mas Marion Potter Of Baltimore. Ia
spending come time in New Castle as the
guest Of Miss Mamie Rodney.
Miss May Psrrctt aud Miss Grace Price.
Of Still Pond, Nd Rrs visiting in New
Destle as the guests Of Mt and Mrs. J
E Phillips.
Miss Matte McMunn, Of Delaware
City, "a visiting Mrs II M White and
Miss Florsncl Davidson OF near State
Road
NJ jor George B Rodney, Ualtsd States
ths guest Of his brother, John ID Rod
ney.
Fred Rsy bold. OF tho Philadelphia Res
ord, Is In the city and Is bslng enter
tanned by Dr. ] Black,
William NJ Knight. Jr Of Baltimore
is being entertained b. Nsw Castle
friends
w. Frederick WortLiogton aud bride
Of Philadelphia, were the guests OF Mrs.
Wilmos yesterday.
Miss Mamie Gray. Of Wilmington.
Is the guest of Misses Elsie and Army
tEge Back
Mics Emily Gray Is visiting la town al
the guest OF the Misses Cooper.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
an IHPOSIHG DEDICATION.

New Uhu-ch At PsrrTvlllo Formally
Opsnsd-ssrnons by President Reed,
DR.. Hu;burd and Presiding Elder
Barrett.i
PERRYviLLR, Nd. June 29.-Ths new
Methodist Episcopal Church, recently
coupleted, WAS dedicated here yesterday.
enid imposing ceremonies There we're
three services during the day. at 10 30 a.
m 3 and 730 p m The dedlcatory
sermon was preached by George Edward
Reed, d D., L L d president OF Dick
lnson College, at 10 81 a. m Merritt
Hubbard, 8. T. D.. Of Grace
Church. Wilmington. Del preached
at 3 p m, and l. z Barrett,
d. d, presiding elder OF VII
miugton district, preached at so P
NJ. A choir from Tome Memorial Church.
Port Deposit. under tho leadership OF Mr.
W r Nesbitt, rendered the music In
the afternoon, while At the other services
the Perry vrlle choir furnished the music.
Until about four years ago the Charles
town circuit included PeIryville, but at
this time It was made a separate charge.
The old church building was entirely
inadfquata for the demande Of this pro T.
gressivs little town. and about three
years ago the congregation undertook the
tRsk OF providing a new church building.
Rsv Harry g Budd. Jr., about this time
wss appointed pastor at this place and
entered zsalously into the work, and as a
result a handsome little edi6ce WAS
dedicated yesterday for their use The
design is Gothic and II Is built Of granite
at cost of 50 500. with seating capacity
OF 800 The church has a membership OF
100 Tbs contributions made yesterday
will nearly, " not altogether, clear the
church Of indebtedness.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
nav cAsTLE NEws NoTEs

City Council will meet Ia special ses
sion ct ths mayors Office on Tuesday
evening Oie purpose Is 70 pay the po
licsmen in advance Of July 4
An important meeting OF ths vestry Of
Emmanuel Church will be held to night.
Mis- Eva Ferguson. Of No, 921 Clayton
street, lost a ring on south Fifth street
on Saturday night
A sneak thief stole Mrs. Mary Slmp
sons pocketbook contalniug $4 from the
New Castle Laundry.
Wheat emitting was finished in this
neighb)rhood to-day and the yieli Is
fairly good.
Thomas Rogers. while riding on hia
b'cycls from Wllnington after hard
days york. on Saturday night, was run
into by Home fellows Ia road cart and
painfully. though not seriously hurt.
Rev '. S. Collins went to Fsrnhursi
yesterday. where he addressed ths
patients and conducted divine ssrvlcs at
the Delaware State hospital
Professor Andrew taught She BIbls
Students Union at the M E Church
yesterday afternoon
Tomorrow evening the Epworth
League Of the NJ e. Church will hold 9
social at the parsonage
Wilmington mufioiauB have baen en-
gagged for the Irish picnic 70 be given In
Jenvler's Grove by tho Ancient Order OF
Hibsrnians on July
Rsv N F StRhl Of Scranton. assisted
In the Sunday serviees at the Presby
tsrian Church.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
THE ALUMNI ENTERTAINMENT.
Senator Gray Sands Letter OF Regret.
A Large Attendance.

United States Senator George Gray.
who served six years ss a member OF the
New Castle Board OF Education aud WAS
instrupentsl IN building the new school
house, has sent letter to Miss EstellR
Il. Deakyne, president of the Hlgh School
Alumni. regretting his inability Co &C
cept her invitation to preside ct the com
pllmentsry entertainment next Thursday
evening, owing to an engagement Ia
Chicago.
Professor j. P. CARRIER, however. has
accepted. aud will arrive from Phliadel ?
phiR on Thursday, accompanied by Mrs.
Career. The ushers will bA active mem
bers in evening dress. The orchestra
will consist OF ten players, under the
leadership OF Harry W. Hushebeck. "a
Several new features have been added
to the program since It's publication.
Although 6s4 invitations have been sent
out, others have been applied for by
friends Of the High School. more than
enough to f i the Opera House
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
WOUSD CAUSED HIS DEATH.
Fitthen tho Young coiorod Man Shot
by Handy. Died ON saturday-The
Murderer Under Arrest. q


Fitehen tho Young coiorod man Shot
by Handy. Died ON saturdas-The
Murderer Under Arrest.
PocoMoKE CITY Md June 20 ~
Samuel Fltcheli, the yonng colored man
who was shot la be abdomen on Tuesday
night by James Handy, also colored. died
from the effects OF the wound Saturday
morning At 2 o'clock saturday after
noon Justice OF the Peace W. y School
held, acting as coroner. had Jury sum
montd aud post mortem examination
was made Of th- BODY BY Drs Coibin, r.
Hnrgls ana 81. ~ Willis, Of Pocomoke.
The jnry rendered verdict that
Samuel Fltchsll came 10 his death from
the effects Of a bullet fired from a patol
Ia the hands OF one James Hsndy. and
that the act was premeditstJd and
malicious
The doctors were unable to Locate the
fatal bsll but they testified that it en
tered the body just below the sixth rib
then took a downward courso and psne
trsttd the liver and lodged somewhere
ia the muscles about the backbone
Handy Is said to be ucdsr arrest &C Carls
hsld, Nd and Sheriff T. Henry Young
drove over to Chrls6eld yesterday morn
ing to get bis prisoner and bring him to
Pecomoke. where he will be given hsar
ing before Justice OF the Peace w u.
schooldsld this morning l. is said that
this is the second man who has lost his
life at the hands OF James Handy The
colored people OF this section are very
much alarmed over Fltchelrs death and
some trouble may rssult The unfortu
nate mans funeral was conducted from
his mothers homo near Pcoomoke ysster-
dAv and large crowds OF oolored people
were present aud Indignation among
them WAS ex nrapged
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL A5soclA
TON.
Low Estea to Bunato, n. Y, Via Penulyi-
vAnia railroad.


Low Rstoa 20 Buffato, n. Y Via Pennlyi-
vAnin RAiiroAd.
For the acc,mmodatlon ~ D raons who
desire to visit Bnff do, N Y on tae oooa
sion OF the meeting OF the National Edu.
cRtioual Association. to be held In that
city from July to IL, bhe PrpuaylyAnia
Railroad Company will sell on J aly 3 aud
Q sxourailn tickets through 10 Buffalo
aud retura a. sin gle faro for the round
trip. plus $500 Che latter amount for
mem borship fae) Tickets are good only
for continuous passage ia both directions,
going passage to be commenced on date
Of issue, and required TO he validated by
the Joint Agent at Buffalo before they
will be accepted for return passage
They will DO good returning July IL to
10 only, unless deposited with Joint
Agent not later than July 10, when re
tura limit may be extended not later than
Jnly 81, 1895
Tickets will not be coed for passage on
New York and Chicago Limited Express,
nor on llmitsd express trains of New
Y ok Central and Hudson River rail-
road.
Information In rsgafd to exiot rates
and time OF trains can be obtained on
application 20 the nearest ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
EVEN BASEBALL HAS cLlouEs.
FAvorits Philadelphia semI-professionals
mako an Ironbound Agreement.

HAhAo ~ AtShDouhN a
II Is said that baseball In New Castle
will be further retarded by the formation
OF combination by the fsvorise Phils
delphia semi professional clubs which
are always drawing CARDS here AS a
result OF this smalgamation Of At tes a
certain sum OF money in addition to
the cost Of transportation must be guar
suteed each club, beside hotel Rccommo
dations for eleven men
Another result OF toe combination is
that one man. Secretary O'Rourke.
arranges the games for al the clubs and
the applicant does not know what team
Of players he will have until few days
before the game
IL Is said that for this reason, although
two Fourth OF July games have been
carefully arranged by the G. A. @
management. the home people will not
know which club they are to play until
to morrow, when Secretary O'Rourke
will advise the local management
whether tie club to come here Is the
Montgomery. ManAyunk. Tloga or some
other equally strong Philadelphia team.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
reduced Ratos to washlnltoD.

The Young Peoples S,clety OF Chris
tian Endeavor viii hold their annual
meeting In Washington, d. O., July 2 TO
10
For this occasion the B. & o. r. R %.
will sell tickets from all points on It's
lines. east OF the Ohio river TO Washing
ton. at one single fare for the round
trip, July 8 to inclusive; valid for re
turn passage until July 10, inclusive,
with the privilege Of an additional exten'
sion until July 81 by depositing tickets
with joint agent Vt Washington.
Tickets will also be on sale &C stations
Of all connecting lines.
Delegates should not lose sight Of the
fact that ell b. & o. trains run via Wash.
inRton.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
WOOD ALCOHOL CAUSED DgATH
Inquest on the Body of MARI Donneliy ,
Who was Found Dying BY the Roam
aIds- uompanIon VIII Recover.


VINO was Found Dying by the Roan-
ds-UompanIoa Will Recover.
ELKroN. Nd. June 29.-Corouer Will
liam p Dean iwpknslled jury Of inquest
over the body OF Mary DouDelly Satur
day morning. with william Smith &C.
foreman. The woman VAS found in a
clump OF bushes near Ekton By Dr.
Joseph A. Wallace, OF Chesapeake City
who testified before the Inquest that rhs
was theu slo ~ly dying from poison. He
states that the man who was found With
her was not sick st The tine but after he
left he became desthly sick and showed
the So ne symptoms IS that exhibited by
the womsn
DR.. John & lamar attended the man
aud had him removed to the Eikton al.
At frtt IL was thought that the man nsd
poisoned the woman bnt the evidence
failed to show this DR. Wallace thought
they had both drank the poisonous wood
alcohol ard TO this was due her death
The man, who gave hls name ~ Patrick
Murphy was better this morning and
testified before the jury IN the jiil Hs
states that he purchased the wood slco
hol In E.kton and that they both drank
Of il he says she drank more Of the
drug than be did. According to bis
statement she is from York, Pa, where
she has some children. He says she
Joined him on Thursday week and was
coming down this way In hopes OF finding
her husbsna, who was thought TO bs
working near Middletown, Del Toe
man will recover.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
sI7 90 to ohlcaro and Return.

Account OF ths Democratic National
Convention. Chlcsgo. ILL.,, the B. & 0
railroad will sell excursion tickets from
Wilmington. Del, for all trains July 3.
4, aud 6. good for return passage until
July 10 inclusive. The B & o. maintains
a double daily sSrvics o. fast vestibuled
express trains. with Pullman sleeping
aud dining cars attached, running
through to Chicago solid without change
or transfer
Evening journal., 1896-06-29

a. m.-From Wilmington, Philadelphia and
the North;From Baltimore and the South;
From the Peninsula.
l14Oa. m.-From Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; From Baltimore and the
South.
$50 p m.-From the Peninsula; From Will
minRton and the North; From Baltimore
and the South.
rs ,. m.-trom Wilmington only: From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
AMI Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Eor the Peninsula; For baltimore and
Washington.
1913 a. m.-For Philadelphia and CrisAeld.
railway postoffice; For the Peninsula; For
the North.
ip. m,-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For tie Peninsula. For
Baltimore and the South. (No registered
mail sent south OF Dover.)
6.10 %. m.-For Wilmington, Philadelphia and
the North; FOR Baltimore and the South.