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New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

A DvERTIsFMENTs and subscriptions for The Tris-
rs received A, their Uptown Once. No l2s2 broad
- On door north Of 3ls-st.. until o'clock p m &C .
received at the following branch oinces ~
ir or,ce rates until o'clock p viz z5t str
ses cor pa ST. 1872 6th-ave.. cor l2th st Macy
e. . a,d lath-.t: l42 Columbus ave. near West Goth
a., io6 West 42d-s, near 6h-ave " East i~sn 81 St
sv between 1th and sth aves: lO East tith-
Wes aSs al ave between 10th and 77h sts lo26 3D.
ave near 6ls-st LIos ls ave. near sstha 40 Sa ss
H,scLer ~, sos 3d-aVe. 2t0 East 18th o.; lvsi 30
co ~ I've vS Amsterdam iO2 West 42tst
a.e a. i,,hs, s3 East Ash ST $50 9th ave; 6ji
h ave- i5e Sd ave. near olih - s4 tas so'a-s.'
san Kr5a.way, 1858 I'd ave, H sth ave a3ls q aNe
- c,h Az. Al Harlem Offices. = uoi 80 ave nsi!
Wv" i,a East l.5th St, 3i-sve, 243 West
LIN LIN ~ hs 7th and sth aves 80 West ii5th st. A.
the brooklyn orces seI Fuiton-,i ns,.fSsv p
t.ourt-st. As Broadway. r. y; 100 prVso"s" - ~
I I5a Myrte-ays. near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
fnrnisbro 6ouses Go fsi--C onntrn

FLORIDA DWELLING, FULLY FCHNIsHED'
To rent at $3.50 for the season.
Photograph and full particulars can be obtained from
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT. 1917 broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
WEST SHORE R.R.

Train. leave " 42d station. ~ l.. Is follows. and
Is IN earlier from foot Franklin st.:
:i.:,O A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo.
OiI5 A. NJ Daily for Albany utca. syracus. Roehss-
II .:i5 a 81 DAILY. except SUNDAY 70 caskiI MoHn
AIb.lv rticl Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Parlor
"a = Albany; 49,, ,,,., ,,,,o. svr,cus.
r. chester Bunalo Niagara FAILS Toronto. Detroit.
t.-,.land Chicago and -. Louis ~ .
.;t5 p 81 DAILY except Sunday. for Utica. syr'euss.
al. - NJ IaIy f"r Albany t'tics Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara FAILS Toronto petroi'. Cleveland CNi-
cagp and -. Louis
Time tables AT principal hotels and ofnces
''"'' ~ r ,WpIr r,T' General Passenger Agent.
s Vanderbilt ave. New Yorh
= a pyrprrSFMrNTs and subscription. Tn. Trt,.
e urs received -: their Uptown once. No i7'. Broad
Wrv 2f do.r 3ist-s,. untn o'clock m. ad-
,.rt.em.nt- the following branch ofnces ~
regular Office rates until o'clock via; 2oH sth-
ave ~r 27d-.t: Is2 sth-ave. cor i2h-r, Maey'A
eth and i4hs 1<2 Columbus ave near West 6oth-
a i0a west t2A-st. oth-ave; "a East ltth-aA,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Tie following plans buildings and alterations
t.ef Yesterday:
Nsw buildings. main Office:
s7ta-s, Riverside Drive. for thre"
f.lr-sfrry am basement brick and stone dwell
o. various sizes. Henry + Cook OF No 30 ~.
West S>th-st owner and architect slloooo
il4th 50. l2i n W 4 1th-ave for two iNe
brick fats 25Ns4j. William Powers. of
y .oS West 1Olfh-st and builder Fer . -.
Alterations. main office,
- " 43S West. 10 hve-story brick store
ohm Wes.r Of No 42S Wes lid
owner. Frank \ Rookie. II No 247 West .no
laath-s. architect oO
SStt -. corner lltl-aNc. 70 a TWO story nrlcK
workshop Eastmans company. OF New -lorH.
5eth-st and lin ave. owners and builders Hor-
ace Z Gest. OF No 4o% Quincy-st. Brooklyn. g, M
la5i6 -, No PCS go West, to a one-story brick
market building II q Si.leck. Il No 90 Liberty
George II Grieb%l. of No 2it West
1-ifhst architect c \ Cowen. of No -" 4th- , -oo
,e.,f.s, No Ia West : = corner 7th-ave. to a
f.ur->t0rv and basement brick store and dwell
ns by " * \ Il Wilson. Of No 33 East nth
-. Jarline. Kent JardIne Of No ,o.o
2G2 Broadway. architects ....-.....-.:. l.oU
pr51dv-av snf 4ih-ave oh and 10Th block
sailors snug Harb0r. owners Of ground. John
W4uaualer. = building. by Edward l.
Young q No ~ East a3i-st. architect ....:' 100
Creene-st. NJ IS and -. corner Spring-st.
alterations 10 a story brick iron and stone
y lrehouse. ty Lewis Seasongood ct al, owners ...
Alfred Iuckner. architect. .'.......-'..'' ON"
New buildings. brarch Office;
LonSfellow-s,. :. - q OF Ireeman-st for
tV3-stcry frame dwelling, by Mary Toeberg of
y 1219 II est. o~neri Nels Toeloerg archi- ..oo
Alterations branch ofcr:
Osden-ave. between Bi,ch ave and OTcharaJst
alterations thre"-story and attic trics
T1tlic school. ~ city, owner. Il J Snyder ....
In,ervse-ave " = 40 (, $ of l6s,h-st. altera-
and Michael Clug = NJ 3.495 % ave. owner 49,
" = IickefsOn architect ...''....''. oo'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Railroads.

STATIONS foot Of DEsBlsOssES AND COKTLANDr
STREETS
500 FAST hHfS Is,sSs1 a. Bus as Sleeping Ca,
sa.tt ~ ;St;s':
Sniqas' s' M 81 Loas 81. M and
ZOO !. " ~ ccniScAGo AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS;
chsa and R Dnns a1 to & s. tu H. ST. louis s
os x1. e1sss sss Rs
7a5 % H. s6H4 ss4fG Shsrhn% E next Si
p1 ncnna c cF r. to G G"nrM nSsnapo I"d 81 s s.
to ts%ar Connect! for escaro aaiy and cevs
'.na ~ MAsMIsGTo6S' qIiI :1S6' az, rE SOUTH
s lSlI 4ppa SIR Il sua I
saaa; @aas So sa ssS 80 Il Do q & - y L "'.''
s6iTnftev' nA.t'w2r J. Il .; aals .ne,eef. 2.
Nf% Sils sad ssfns. s4' nsh ni, d.y nsa iscpe.
"$1S rs $ofsf s F5. sas A.s y fy s';'; s
ciiEsHrESKE & oIlo S RSiwXY fspress 800 P. ~
rS SAY S tn" f> ssgns 1pe srG rS SoRsx via Cap.
Charlie Iouie. \ II veet-as,s. and. with Through
AFESSTe E1.sssF Gir9 by v--.aa,. Through pua.
EoR, CARE MAY. 100 p: n ~c..a,y. ..,.,
'I5 Pa;sa, @ I'Dn oic NGu % ' s.S 80 % fo.
FOR PIIiLNDETP,IIA
$50. 10 $50 o. $50 30 Penn, a.. .i.ed) 10 10
DINING Car,. II A.; NJ. i2: J. sip 80. ~
scr ~ ialj nIght. sandays GGi5, 30. 90 10
Car). 800 Dining Carr. Dining Car) 745 3. p NJ.
Ticket ofHces: Nos 4s3 eA 1896 i32s. H. and csi
Broadway. Astor House. and foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortiandt streets Court Street SEQ Fulton Street 9s
broadway and Brooklyn Annex station foot - Fulton
Street BROOKLYN. station Jersey CITY. Tt New York
Transfer Company viii call for and check prggage from
hotels and res'erces through 70 destination.
s. M pDrvOST. y. WO0n.
General Manager General Pass'r Acent
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO TTTIT.EI ~ y. T17Tsrs NM
WASHINGTON.
For PHILADELPHIA week daysS - - 500. ?m,, loo: LOCO
Parlor Car) 43O 500 Dining Can 600 7:3o. 900 p.
81 le.i5 night. Sundays 4:30 900 1900 II 80 DIN
INK Car, A. NJ, 200. 400. 500 Dining Carr p. NJ.
1915 night "A 49,
Fr Iiai'rnore Washington. week days 500. 1000.
i.gO Dining car. A NJ 200 800 800 Dining Carr,
p NJ 1918 night. SUNDAYS 1900 IL 80 Dining Carr.
A. NJ 80 800 Dining Car). r. NJ. 1915 night.
and rarlorcar seats can he procured AZ foot ~
Liberty -. ll3 l72. 2Gl 45 944 40 1873 Broadway
737 Gth Az i4,h ST. 1873 East l23th St. 2,3
West i2-,h s.. 25i Columbus Az. New-York: Court
s., sen Fulton St brooklyn. os Broadway. Williams
burg The Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from hotels or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW JERSEY
tAninraclte Goa, used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Sfts

after Nov. %. 1895.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty St
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch chunk &C.
$40 7j 9.l0 0l l:ij 10 Eastonl a. NJ. l;lO l;p 4;lo
1870 Eas1n 10 q 30 10 Allentown T. NJ sundays.
40 (7li 20 Eason \. NJ. 100 $50 p. NJ . =,
For Wilkesharre Pitfston. and scranton. BIO A. NJ,
1:lo. l'3o 4.l5 =. ". SUNDAYS, i::o a NJ . go
For Reading f:3o 500 olo 1000, II 30 A. NJ l;lo
1880. ZOO $50; 80" 80 9oc r N l2;i? night sun
For Harrisburg a, i:3o $50 9:lo. 1880 ~ NJ. 10:
l.3o i%o -" 5;i5 T. ~ l2:l2 night Sundays' 4'o
For Sunbury Lewisturg and Williamsport. at i3o SD
?lO \ ". l:lO. l:30 300 T. NJ. sundays. 4:3O a. M.
800 T. NJ -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Rcd Rank. Long Branch. Asbury PARK ocean
Grove and points south - Point Pleasant. 40, e:5o
1915 \. NJ. 80 i+5 (3:io to Red Bankl 40 40
j:is T. VI. sundays (sps at lnterakel FOR Asbury
Park and ocean Groyel. 900 A. NJ. 400 2. NJ.
For LAKEWOOD.
$50. 10i5 4. NJ i:i5 $40. 40 t5:3S Saturdays ony)
7. VI. . ,o
1915 \. NJ; l+5. 4:io p. NJ .o .,
For Atlantic cry vinellnd and Bridgeton. 430 A. NJ.
l4i T. VI. ,, \.
For Monmouth Reach seabright and Highlands 6 %
Navesink $50 $40 1913 \. NJ. 1:3D l:}J. 4:lo. 4io
7. NJ sundays. 900 y. NJ. 400 p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
Hnfnrnishro apartments Go Get.
Wellesley
(FireproOO,
FircprOOO,

Northeast Corner Slst st. and West End Ave.
few Apartments. consisting Of seven.
eight, and nine rooms and bath. to lease.
Tenants supplied with refrigeration. electric
light. steam hcnt. hot water Mt NIL hours. and
fuel for laundrics. We cater TO very desirn-
bic tenants and give perfect service. Rents
from $500 to $500 per nnnum. Inquire
premises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
THE SUPREME COURT
lS. POdICh Wins A5lH 10 The
While House Controversy,
MINER DIsSESrs IN ONE CASE.
A sew Trial Ordered in the Case ul
i1hn n. Hammer VI Thomas
n. BullaniJnc.

Justice Miner hsuieI down m
0pi0iYu today In the Suprems court,
Juslic, Ba'tch coucurhng, ia the oss,
OF Clara podleoh W patnCk pnolan aud
stephen Hays, affirming the judg.
IN ,ut Of the lower C uri wHirh was In
favor n tho plairiIn Tor $500.
The action was brought Tor the OF.
logoI wrongful ami uulawiul CONVEX
ion by defeuisnis OF certain psftl
ton. counters, sle,mheator ami boiler
aprafatu. b longing to plaintifl, stu.
ateI anu USED In the White House,
valued at 5000. This has been Ions
aud bitterly fought contest, aud the
cud Of course has now come.
MINER DissENTs ~ THIS CASE
Justice Miner flei dissenting
opinion IN tue Supreme court today Ia
Tue case OF T.. v. Saunders " The
southern Pacific Railway company,
rU.using to concur with the mslorty OF
tue court Tor tue roa5on that tho lesti,
mOuy showing negligence upon tha
part Of plaintiff uIou which lnousuil
was based was uuintontiuuully over
looked.
An opinion WAS handed down w the
supreme court late Yesterday afternoon
~ Chief Justice q ,nu IN The case oil
John IL. Hammer We Thomas II.
Ballantyue. This IA an appeal by the
doitndaut from Judgment against
him ia favor 81 mo plhinUil
Tor the sum Of sos 80 aud cot,
and from an Uturl refusing a
motion Tor now trial. 7 Iisiuttl
alleges 10 bis complaint that he wa
the owner 0i S2i4.s5 which tho ueicn D.
sut carried away aud converted 90 Dbl.
own u'e TO thu plaintiffs utmtge TOT
the above eum anu interest
The judgment anu order appealed
'fom are reversed aud tho lower court
IL directed g. grant, new TRIAL, Justice,
Bafich anu Miner C0fCufflug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
NEWS FROM AFFAIR.
Elders Livingston and Armstrong Have Sweet Experiences
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. also Reported.

t1ctwo sections Of the city, sndar.
frftd tho massive etrur ufr. All
900 ili wHs susJout-H aor.ss tue bridge
Hu. Uassuugufs UrUtsyJ the u1uuE
torrent On irtry steamer. AUUu % I'm.
February l3r the Pahri D i.ry
steamer started with n toad % Yassun.
,pfs rom the north titr auI in M u.
stream suIdc.Iy cnIt zaI p.ungiug De-
nsplsss passengers into .hr tfruUNerDus
suTgiug stream. AD0u; ~ s,u'a etc
,uptosed 10 b. lest. h. der W, +, A fm-
stI ok crossed ,hO stream iu iuH iII-
Atsi vcssel about an hour before IA
ttsa ifui calamity UCrurtH.
% ia uary % aui F.UfuAry l3tN
twu memorable tv ut. were sIIuustyu
rom the bsngs o' Brisbane rivuG Ga
.ur former Ccasi n nun her ui faith.
iul believers passed tom death unto
u e." came fufIn 'fUm thH rIACld
stream unto 4" twuoss oi life 100 Christ
Jesus, "bOrn Of thu water aud OF the
spirit" On HE ifst occasion the hap.
hes victims vetr piuus Ell beneath the
watofs aud iufltd suddenly into
ctut ity, tetebvsd aud sDfiuwiuV
community muutuing over tuuir EAU
fate. Australia IL indeed suiirrii x rom
many suourges. ID ought, Intense htai,
4 IUds aud earthquakes are prevalent
"a tue lard. GtI grant that the
hearts Of the ~ pie may be- soiienVd,
that they may receive the lsstImOuics
% tbs ambassadors Of Chrtl
frUSIN,
HALT LAKE CITY, March "a. 1916
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

eve take pleasure IN recommending
ChamberlAiu's Cough Remedy becau'e
It IL pfsised ~ all ShI Try II, SAYS J
W. e. 4 a Sou, ufnegisls, Msr,hf Held,
Oregon, No Que 0 m Ctet with q throat
VI lung trouble can use this remedy
without pralsing IT. II always Rives
prompt reiie'. II 10 especially valu bic
Tor cIldS, rs II relieves the luugs, mskes
bfcAthit x easier aud aids eXpectyfa'
ton. A cold will never result IN pneu.
mOnia when this remedy n AIKEN anu
reasonable care exercised, For sale by
DfnRKlsta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Ia not more wise than the n "Boar.
NJ EIporlt"-meohanics sud engineer
who pass upOu each detail " clu
sttuctiun In Columbia bicycle. Seven
teen years OF CONSTANT waichiu iness
experiments aud tests have ptoIucn.
u perfect mAchinG-tno matchlpss ls9.
Colum ia. An nb,1luts 1uarRutrt
with every wheel. II member, Their.
~ only one hest bicycle. Soc them o
90 east let 5Iuth street.
COLUMBIA CYCLE Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Persons VIM are subject & attacks o.
that prompt relief may be had ny tax
ing Chamberlain Collie, Cholera anu
Darrhosa II meiy. Il acts quickly aud
can always be Depended upon. H.
macy cases tho attack may be proven
Of by tsking this remedy Ne sooE ne M,
first ind icAtlUn Of the Iiseasg Aprears
% aud 30 cent bottles for sale by Drug.
gists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Beecham's pliisare for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz,
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipationj
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills zoe and
ast a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b f. Allen Co.,
s6s Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more thAn 0.oooOo0 boss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Frank Sheparispu, 40 engineer on
the southern Pacific Ry., who reside
NJ Los Angc.e', Cab, was troubled with
ihtumntism flr long time. lie Wa
treated by several phy siclAns, alec visit.
eli the Hot String, hut received u
permanent relief until he used CuAW.
beTlaiu's PAin Balm. Heshy. II 10 Nv
test med cine In 'he wufld for fLeumA
liam. For sale by Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES GALE.

NOTINE Is HEUtHN GlNEN TUAT F..
N accordance with ami under the poWr
bnu authority granted uy that certain trust
decd made IhU lat day NJ AprlI, 1871 Co tho
undersigned tTuatrUH hy John ". Jones auI
Margaret Jones bio "a q. anu recorded Apr.
H. 1891. w zoos 'aA" OF Mortgage. on paFr
o, Of the rcHuTds nj ~aIt Lake county Utah.
tho uudersIgUeI trustees viii offer Tor sale.auu
sell tp the mEuc tuIdIrr Tor cash AZ the sogtu
front door of she Joint tltY aud County Build.
my 90 SAT- LtEo Guy, uush that benz cue
county uuurt house uf AIT Lake Count, ttu
on the lHih day of May, lslB, at % n'rIO.k
noon uf auid dly,Hll the real estate hereinafter
described 60 pay aut larufrEf tho ludpbtei.
ucsH scrurHf hr said trust degl aud tho
amount NJ tHNaa ulid uu sad real ugtatr hy tuu
holder Yf uall indebtedness aud uto est there.
40, aud reasonable attorneys fons, ami com
uuI aHuuu tu 'hu trustee, and Che costs NJ tn.H
notice, uu1 expenses OF sale, Hbil sale uuiug
40 the request II the holder ~ tu' indebted.
ness, ANA because OF the fu maturity uuu
non ruFmuut OF the sait Indebtedness.
.n.i real estate IL particularly described Az
III 40 siN Co.,. iu block No. @ l6l NJ Pat
" q" SAT- lake city survey except strip one
rod In width oh the north end NJ SAID lot
%. j SAIL BURY,
slAON hAMb RGER,
Ifustooa
Dated April O, 1900
ifirst publication April 10, 1922
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
Iurinc. ,n, Hood

KAYbvLLE, Umu, March Z, 1896 --
/ lave taken Hoo ,. S,sapafllatv ~
spring and foil with good results. IT,.
one u IA brst melicincs / have ever
used to purify tine blood aud cure slrk
nradscIr with VIII c. have a. attack
every iail. Miss EIIZA !, DRAPER,
ED' H0oG's p,Is cure all liver lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Cleanse your blood with @ ib. ~ o..
COMPOUND SUuapaIilis Hos Do.
equal.
The direct line CO. is .I-as CITY, st.
Louis auI AUHutIr ssaIuuFd, iH via
tho Missouri pscin HtlIwhy, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ami Culif
care, ami All c0urrru POOL mHdu boo
Union deuots iu the Iay time. 10 you
are going Eusf aud care daylight
ride through the utauIrst sCpUufy n.
The RlcEy " uuaius 900 r.u.r, t,u
that your ticket rpaIs vie Mss0ur
Pacific Railway. Elegant CHAIR core
positively free TO bH.Iurs ~ regular
train tlcketH.
II. b. KuUsEE, G.. p. & -. A.
~ M1fisu BIurK. HHT LtUr tHfs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
.Iay N. Lind.

Tis passenger department ui the
Rio GRudr Western l. H. receipt Of o.
IT, eIrr m from Dsi7er requesting tnal
they locate Joy NJ In, trsvellr x
coffrspO udvlt for Aid Amer o., ~ d
iniorm no ui me death fms sister
bon ID ~ D..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
GOOD WHOLESOME BARGAINS!
BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS!

Bargains in goods which you need among which are:
Ladies' Si.OO shoes for SI.5O.
Childrcns sl.jO Shoes for 0Oc.
Black silk Lace SOC to ;5c goods for 95c.
S325, $50 and sI.OO Brocaded yclyets for sI.OO.
st.25 and $50 Silks, fancy, for G0c
SIPS and sl.5O Black silks for zoe.
Yard Wide Ginghams zoe goods &c.
Genoa Crepe l2.c goods for 30.
12!c Dress Gmghams for SIC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

o. thcss UNHAPPY ptop'c who are sur
iering with weak nerves, starting At
every slight sound, unable to on uio
any unusual disturbance, fn ing IL
impossible TO sleep? Avoii nuiate and
nerve compounds, Fe d the retves
upon blood made pure snd nouTlshinr
by the great blood ruiinst and tTuo
nerve tonic, HOod's Sar,apstlllR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

All kinds oi Prfuumrfy and Toilet
articles at the old reliable GJduc- Its
Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

HOODS Pills are the best ansr.diuner
ni,l,s, assist digestion, ptevelt oonsti-
patton. 25c. o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

500 New Spring Capcs ninety different styles to
select from, the best bargains You ever heard Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Tonight at tho Salt Lake ThsNter
will be seen Tor the hrst time IN thls
ony, Hoyps A MIX White Il Y. TIE
work IL sAllTs on our militia, ami II 10
the most pfeieutlous effort Of tbis
clever playwright. The company TO.
CURED to enact the piece numburs filty
menlbeFs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Niobo drew zig house at the
Grand last evening and Mis-. Warren,
10 the Greek statue come TO lifs, wa
tue same innocent, loving creature ~
before. The situations IN this play arc
extremely iunDy, anu MT. E1es0n
gets q chance 10 display his ABILITY rs
high Glaze comedian. Toe other
cnAIAnLeTa MrTn well aualAInol.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-03
The rnrin sidrtrnrkea.

/ There isn't going 90 b. much discussion
I o. the tariff question in this campaign.
Z The republicans as well as the democrats
Z aeree there isn't The republicans, when
Z they held their national convention.
thought they could sidetrack the none
I tary question. and make the tariff the great
I issue OF the campaign. They don't think
so now. They practically ad-
NIT that the tariff question has been
sidctracked. and that 10 win be about i'm
possible TO get audiences 10 listen 70 tariff
discussions.
What the people want to know more
about is the monetary question. They are
talking OF that question and nothing else.
The aborlng man and the farmer are as
much interested in it as are the bankers
and professional men. And the indica-
tons are multiplying that there Is a vast
all classes Of people.
From what appears in the public prints
people are making up their minds ia re-
gard TO # in accordance with their mate
rial interests and not in accordance with
its merits. The man who has debts and
who thinks what be has to sen would
bring higher prices II money were cheaper
Is very apt to favor silver, while the cred
itor and the wage-earner are inclined to
favor gold.
Senator Faulkner. who is chairman OF
the democratic congressional committee.
says the demand for reading matter on the
monetary question is so great that difficult
~ is experienced in supplying f..
The campaign therefore Is going to be
campaign Of education. When it is over
tho people will know more about gold. sill
yer and paper money than they ever sup
posed they would that is. they will have
heard a great many arguments and have
had presented TO them a vast quantity Of
facts from which they ought to be able to
draw a conclusion as to whether they want
the gold standard maintained or desire the
minis opened 10 the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver.
The chances are. as already stated. the
great majority Of voters will CONDUCT their
Investigations from the standpoint Of their
individual interests. Those who think
they will be benefited by the maintenance
of the gold standard VIII vote for gold,
while those who think silver will make
them more prosperous will vote for silver.
Party ties viii of course influence many.
but such ties viii have less influence in
this election than in any previous one for
many years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-03
The Woman HeArt

Madeline S. Bridges in Boston Globe
She said. her high soul in her lifted gaze
BE happy, dear! May all sweet blessing
crown
Your life apart from mine. o, may she
prove
Whom you have chosen. worthy your
hearts love,
Faithful and tender, as I would have been
Whether you may remeber or forget
The brief, sweet hour of joy we two have
known.
Be happy That is all my spirit prays."
But when (the changing years had rolled
between)
They met once more and she beheld his
face,
Care-lined and sad. as from heart-wear-
ing pain,
And saw, within his eyes, deep, mute re-
greet.
Love and wild longing for loves dear lost
grace,
Has he, too, suffered through the lonely
days?"
Smiling, the tears between, she bowed her
C'Forgive me, GodD 0, I am gladr' she
said.