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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

0HlCdSO IlttOIO 1diuplOu nave you
any special cause for thanksgiving this
Eyes. sir. I'm glad one turkey is
enough for man ard wife and six chill
dren."
Cincinnati Enquirer: Say, Hargreaves,
you have an awful cold. Are you taking
Certainly; Thank you Where is the
nearest bar?'
Harper's Round Table: Pat" said
Tommy to the gardener. what is moth
There amt any. such thing as nothin, ;.
and come TO look al it, there amt nothin'
there.
Washington Star: I'm 50 glad to hear r
Gigs future" she said to her father,
IF I did anything like that it was by
.'Why, father-you know you referred
to him as young cub
''WeI, you know. it's willie's ambition
to be lion in society; and maybe he'll
grow
Puck: The ignorance that is bliss is the
ignorance of the man who thinks he
knows it all.
Yonkers Statesman: she-"I understand
you proposed to Emily while out for a
stroll last hight?" He-''Yes; I won in a
walk
Chicago Tribune: A New Workers.
Grievance.-''What did 1 see at the horse
show?'' Nothing but the horses, con-
found II. l was one Of the judges
No moro need to go to Texas
Pugi.istic plots to hatch;
No more need for dim seclusion
To pull off, a smuggling match.
For the ring" can run regardless
Here, as once it used to do.
Teddys set his seal upon it,
Parkhurst has approved 1t, too.
g Bring on Sharkey Fitz and Corbett,
Bring on all the toughs in sight,
Let the ring be run wide open;
Teddy says to ''let EN- fight
New York Evening World.
Truth: To-nmie Tompkins-Pa, was
Senator Ducksworth, who died the other
day. politician or statesman?
Tcmpkins-No body knows yet, my son
his estate hasn't been appraised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

One kiss-now my teacup is carried
To the place that's laid opposite you;
Ny wife poIrs the TEA out-we're M FRIED!
OH can it be true?
Pail Mall Gazette.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26
SOME EDITORIAL. COMMENTS.

Washington Star: The good wishes of
the country will go with the young men
who are playing football Some must
bear the regrets that accompany defeat
but may none of them suffer the hui
initiation of having 10 sit down to a
Thanksgiving dinner with d fractured
jaw.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26
WIT AND HU5IOR.

Chicago Record: hampton, have you
year?"
yes. sir. I'm glad one turkey is
enough for a man ard wife and six chill
dren."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

New York Journal: That one colored
man in the governors council up in Mas
sachusettS may have the effect of cooling
the ardor of the whole of New England
for the advancement of the colored man
N the south.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

I'll help you-no boasts will 1 utter,
But you see how domestic l am,
l can cut you your thin bread and butter
And hand you the jam.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

All right-minded people viii regret
that the Armenians can't devour Tur-
key today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

Do you think that 1 ever shall bore you?
VIII you ever be angry with me?
All. let me sit still and adore you
While you pour the teal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

Truth: To.nrnie Tompkins-Pa, was
Senator Ducksworth, who died the other
day, politician or q statesman
Tcmpkins-Nobody knows yet, my son;
his estate hasn't been appraised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

The pleasant wood fires glowing steady
The table is set-and for two
The little white table is ready
For me and for you.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26
IN THE INN PARL0R.

The fowery white is over,
And over the rush of the train:
So turn your sweet eyes 10 your lover,
And kiss him again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

THIS quaint little parlor-how pleasant
Its flavor of long-ago life!
But the crown of its life IS The present
Ny darling, my Wifei
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-26

Harper's Round Table: Pat" said
Tommy to the gardener. what is moth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

ira cars ior the hall gAmr when q, h"
claimS, -,mr one pu-hed him ~ ''d lr
ncatl, i"Ii fl"m the ear " h. 80. go
draN"fing I" frcwrf hmui ,hr ru
ph--'., ",,t tl" bldg" ri,,--lug tu. 80.
qua nr,r lluulug castle. AMI rn. n,.-
ley ~. caneht between the ,lrl ant lh"
wagon htGa Whirh 4. .pur urhu-
mgh"t lhdu th" eat taos t.iuutlI'
ll" il"-N part IT ~" log r,ush .u.l
uuiN = t.'-h w'ulH u.uitl t. Wa .
uHtt'N $50 y. 'i.m N'iN .,l.ul 300 ..iN
aul ought t. '" lr.-uli TO- tr, n,,. Nnu
uhk" = l"."lt'' IT I"tuuF u'. |n 60.
WN ~u'' lilMhl" ~. uu .,.I tn|
hii used 'rl' rfImt a. krrp il.r, 20
to-, eat. t.l he teak rhars,, u' in.iu.
|urri uir ui Nv that hr va .,m Coz
LI. home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
I>Nl~iiuN1INU ~ HDIN.
i,'iigt"u, >'t,u"s ii"ld ONri the u"dN
Al 4.

E'rl,"", S',,"". n"id u,,t the n"dN ~
~, Wandered Woman.
The h,-ilr- IT IA" muri,Ird Jdpanr""
Woman aud "" .ulridr Ruth Wrtr lAld
rlir Nv III" ~ the parl"t~ "i ni"ttnkw
Muutlutt tbs mufning white Rev \ "
hklu~uu ~ VET, few hfui Wuth- aud
with scripture irailug ani PRAYER nc.
cotIrd tn the uut"ttunht"- the rltr~ 81
Christian hutlAl
III" actual iutrrmrut 81 the Woman
Will not take pldcr until! tl" hrulh"f
Ma,a lluuda, arrives NrurN has h"ru
t"l,gtiphM tu hun AMI hr /, expected III
iaN " tWo hr h,-l, ut the -urld"
Wa~ r"nNrNr' tr thr rrIurtriN thu ill,t
htui.
lhr cutuurt'- inquest VA u'-uiuri tins
attrru~u. AMI the ut-t wltu'-, CALLED
VA Mabel Namu-th, a JhlAu'-, a-"Tldtr
ui the DECREASED
she testified To- the tact that the mut
dcrrd Woman. ti lroul AMI hrr~,'lt ;"ok
luurh together AT ihr witness huu-"
about II 81 SATURDAY. night
Nhuut an hour later the mau Trout rr-
TUNED I" her huu-r and asked her tn Hc
company h,m tu N" Iou~ IT the other
Woman ~ hr Thought -ou"thlug WA
wtuug
Nftcf Knocking at the d"uI and direct
INK Witness {" call H. her friend ~ Japa
ur~r aud ~tlll GrcriNiug 10 rr-polI-".
Trout -l,ld II thuk she i dead will
Z" tot u Policeman large ~ilk hand.
krrchI,i found uu the lrd alter the mut
her Mas identified hN the Witness ~ hr.
longing 1" Trout
The urNt wltm'-- called wa- u rrlufr,i
luau, lulI 'uirf-"u, Whu-" t'-lluuuN
was equally damaging.
The Investigation /, stun ~ prrEr"~~
~ lln lUI/t\ gur- IT, pft-- MARSHAL
Futuuu hriug uu ~" stand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Ia" preliminary hrarlng III thu ca-e ut
assault on IrsuS \nlr2 WAS Resumed this
muTulug aud after wuTdy contest be-
tween the attorneys the co-,irfrndani,
hatlr~ otter, was placed on the stand,
Ills testimony implicated Carlos ArmiJo
aud Wa objected I" by the attorneys Tor
that defendant, before n decision WA
reached ~ Ia the nimlS-lbility VI the
evidence an ailnuTnmrnt was taken until
Tomorrow III order Ia take ~ the Inquest
IN the mIITlrI rllse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Il las drNuNri upon III" Ladies' iHrk
Improvement association L. devise u
novel and taking WAY tn not unN attract
AMI Aruu,r the general lullIr tat to put
funds ~ lhr treasury lur the needed
rulllr breathing spot lhrN intend Ia
glN"uu "Wednesday night u"Nt, julN -.
u "hlrNrlr moonlight iaurr aud plrulc'
uu tln Iu"-h near the rr-ltrurr 1T j +,
~ullrr lm- SURELY -houli interest NrfN
uur having mrNrlr- ~ ruuNrNHnc,- ui
aN kui N"uug ~ uli \ drllghtiul
RIDE uu the mesa, Hu rnluNahlr dane" uIl
ctuNdS~ hli lur the puTI"~r ald u dish
at - 81 tee cream, not H. mention Cakr
and lmuuhdr lhl- program should
attract ,NrrNou" dni hr the greatest sue.
rr-- of the -ra,un ani rrplrul,h the trra--
un h,aNrN substantial nauurt ihrN
have placed the tickets Ut a very low
ugurr, uuh ." cents and considering the
hI-hrl ui luu aud anu-rlurut IA store
lot all the lnllr- should hr Kept hu-N IN
supplying tickets and making Ice cream
etc Mind this l. Ia AID much nr,sl,sI
puhllr park, u l-nrlit AMI source IT pleas
uTr Ia us all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
NATIONAL HONOR Al >tAkI.

NAllONAl HONOR Al NtAkl.
btmo>tdtl, Platform Means ,ruiil.lrn
NJ Governmental obligations.
II va l,.. ilhu al hour alta allwu
mrut II the Chicago cuu,,utluu. Nn,u
H." lmrN SECOND Niri tmakrt rIul.
lNrlui hiu,rd ~ t.utuu .3,l strong.
viii ih'I wives and daughter lpN
marched at once I" uu, MrhlulN e to-
deuce,
Nilrr lu~ldru' II u iura. hll uu,.
a prr-"utatluu address uuN. Nrkml,N
,aIi
VII President, ladr'- nnd Orn,l,mru
nui Wv Fellow ittlru- give ~. ,,IN
great rl"a-ufr {" W,ltulur ,uu IT, ~
huiur cIN ahi {" NY home, AMI | hplu,
rth'" mote t'hu rau uui Wori- {" ~
pro lln ltuuor aud t,r rmu,llm,W vI
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

irw m,ml"I~ ui the t"Iumrtrlal
tluh got t"p"llrr informally lat uIght
Ia CONSIDER the matter III arranging Tor
suitable WrlruIn" Ia tun. Wheaton who
has hrrIl nj fuIt Nlngal" Investigating
thu til" ln--, h" general i expected lu
arrive "II ia" tram Tonight aui II wa-
decided that delegation ~ citizens
headed l., the mayer, should hc AT the
train aud accord the distinguished
guest Hn informal welcome ami extend Ia
him thu frrpl"m 1t the clty,
Subsequent mN"mrnt- ARE Ia h. lett
entirely Ia the PLEASURE ut urn, Wheaton,
and II II hoped that arrangements viii h"
made fnr our citizen. tn meet him at an
Informal reception II l. expected that
drive over the rlly Aud INV Iron~ viii b.
n part II the program /" murfuw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

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r.uutn that ~ uA a -luutiug Mdhu.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

William CotteT aud Iarloa ArmiJo,
whose preliminary hearing on the charge
Of assault upon Jesus lelos has been IN
progress LeiOTe Judge Crawford for the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Chicago, July T., Cattle. Reeves.
tdI'' li',r"ws and hrifrrs, SIS .r too.
Texas steers t2iHa SO, ImkrrS and
feeders f2,c"i3iU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

4 rolorrd lai named Arthur clark Was
stealing n ride on the street ear this
Afternoon during the running Of the ex.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Ia" last thing written ht Mr.. llarrlt
lirrchrr steve, oulN u i"H daN- h"Iurr
her death, wnr u having mkuuW Judgement
t. the IIhllc t"f the fond Trurnlriurr~
al,h lokrn- aud "Npt, SSi"n- m affection.
att esteem uu hrt >ith birthday. which
Shr sent I" the Ladies' llnnr journal In
the next l,.ur 81 this nagI 2lnr II viii hr
published N lac -imllr, II reflects the
hraulitul nature at lhr gifted authorizes
AMI hN hrr death has h"rulnr her last
n,"~-hgr I" the Nurrlcan public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

New York, July T. MONEY oIl ca
easy NJ : per rr"t, Prime nIrTtAll"'
alrr ,,I".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

There l. "a general uNrInrul IA idNuT
1T hulilng u ny lrrrltnnal Fan. II the
business urn viii stop talking I"lltlcs u
few minute each day Ani devote the
time Ia the lalr, a hlR exhibition can l."
held. IW" meeting have h,rn called
recently, AMI 40 one appeared.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

y tusineNs ga
30, the nh,., pa,.'I
creature iuI
s"tld Hs sa,,I
stop vott ,,.V
minute g. lss,I
With an ittt,alr,l
skiu di,tsse q
h,,ting cough al
insists On h',n
into hts lrE'l
~ Ming Ntii,l
vii ht wait t1k,.I
any lung it.uas,
stuy 81 the ca.
al his ailtu,t,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

This mnTnlng v II stevens a,salrd
some ore from III" Illlr fill-huTg mlnr,
IN N"Tlh canyon southeast at this rItl ,
which gave the following excellent H.
turns sampl" NJ, l. tluiai gold, sample
No. :. tl3l!, sample NJ, :, tiNo IL the
ton. This mime IL owned b! u company
Ia this city, and NON" IT ia" stock II for
sale
Yesterday afteTnHn ~" bays caught a
six pound sucker fish In the Rio ''randr,
The ash hal become stranded on sand
bar when the boys scooped him in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Nl-- tatflr T. tullut assistant clrtk
y Z. ,ullIrt. white returning huur from
the court huu-" 81 hrt hir,rlr At d,rn
Yesterday. Wa- thrown tu the ground aud
quite .,Nrt"h hurt
Fortunately h--l-tanr" vs. ut hand
AMI she Wh- conveyed NJ once to- hrt
huthrt'- hour aHd IT, rritrr was sum
uouri he doctor found the hip POINT
lnJurrd, Tat va, not able AT unrr tn DE-.
t,fmur the rNtrut IT the luJuN II l.
-iucrfrlN huI~"l h Ml.- tulllri'- man,
lll"ud- that ~ -rtiuu- fr-lIl, na' gov
ont 1T the tr,IIrut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

past few days, were bound over H. the
grand Jut, IN the sim " t1Il. Atmiio
furnishes lund signed 10y Jesus Rumrrn
ulI uahrlrl irmiIo aud ,utlrf was com
united ~ jail ~ default NJ hni
ihr ntimnrN, tot the dri,nsr m,hr
r,rt, IN Vt Ia establish The luu~rnrc III
thrif rlrni. nui iultrlurrd u nuunrr II
wllnr So IT, ptuNr Hu Hlim. hr ra-r
wa not strong r,ouRh howrrr. tu t..
move doubt tfum the miud III the court
AMI tlir Aroused was held ~ stated
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

dian band. rendered better than their
contest piece, an organ solo by Profess
sor Daynes, an exceliently rendered
number by the Ogden brass band, and
the Soldiers chorus from Faust con-
Guided the programme. Then the three
bands, Held's the Indians. and Ogden
combined and played Hail Columbia
While the queen and her maids march
ed up the aisle and out of the building.
A pleasant feature of the evening
was the appearance on the platform
Of J. Wash Young, Of the executive
committee, who first handed the queen
life insurance policy for $1,000 issued
by the Sun Of Canada, with the COM
pliments of the company, and next
presented Director McGarvie with a
gold watch, with the compliments of
the committee. That gentleman made
a fitting response.
Half an hour after the audience was
out, intense excitement was created
on the southwest corner Of the taber-
nacle block through the Grant
Soap company's fine float TAX
ing fire. A big blaze was made. the
fire department turned out and the ru-
NOR spread like wildfire that the tab
ernacle was afire. Fortunately the
blaze was speedily extinguished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
ABLAzE WITH LIGHT.
The City Presented II Splendid Ap-
pearance Last Night.

The city presented a pleasing appear
ance last night, when all had finished
their respective meals and come up town
again to look at what was going on after
dark. The many colored lights which
were used in the decorations augmented
along the principal streets, gave the city
a spiendld illumination, in fact it was al
most as bright as MONDAY.
Prior to the opening of the concert at
the tabernacle the many bands in the
city visited various points of interest and
played serenadeS, the knutsford being
the principal corner. All the bands gave
selections there and as a. result the throng
was the heaviest at that place. Besides,
the queen was there and all those who
had not seen her wanted to catch a
glimpse as she left with her escort.
Those who did not attend the concert
walked around the city. some visiting the
various places of amusement, which did
good business, and so the matter went
until after the tabernacle exercises had
ended when the street cars were literally
patronized by those who wanted to get
nome early in order to be up in time to
take in the carnival today.
There was but one element which
marred by its presence the pleasure OF
the populace and mat was the "yap,
who was present in limited numbers of
course, but he made himself felt in more
ways than one. He talked loud and used
profanity literally. A good portion of the
self-appointed duty which he performed,
was the Josling of ladies which he en-
tered into with a grace and JUNCTION
worthy of a better cause. OF course there
was liberality shown by the police yes
terday in the matter of infractions OF
law of a minor character, but if the zap
pursues his course today, as he did yes
terday. he ought, in the opinion of all
good people be yanked hence where he
will not annoy those who came to the
city to have a good time.
The police did a good days Work yester-
day being on shift fifteen hours. Most
of the boys were very tired when they
left for their homes on the last cars al
midnight. There were no disturbances OF
any note and everything in the line of the
departments duty was performed faith
fully and we'll
Today the ordinance against fast driv-
ing across street intersections and cross
walks will be enforced with vigor. There
are too many people in the city. to per,
nit of anything of the sort being INDUCED
in The little children and ladies are the
ones who are liable to suffer if the prac-
tice is continued and the police depart
ment wishes ii understood that the or
dinance must be lived up to in every de-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
AT GARFIELp BEACH.
A Big Crowd at the Old Resort Yes
terday


terday.
The day at Garfield Beach was prob
ably the biggest the pioneer resort ever
had or if it was not it was away up
near the top notch, among the great
events that have transpired there. Not
many less than 5000 people went out
and spent at least part of the day
but Of course the greater number by
far, paid their respects to the old IA
vorte during the afternoon. while the
amusements were in progress and
while Queen Jean lent her royal pres
ence 20 the occasion. Two or three
slight bitches in the programme occur
red. but they were not of nature to
mar the enjoyment of the day.
What if the balloon did go up with
out the aeronaut, the spectators were
saved what might in all probability
have proven an unpleasant sight, for
the balloon came down on the jagged
rocks and the daring aeronaut might
have been badly m2ngled had he been
with it. Then too, what if the observa-
ton train did fail to keep up with the
riders in the road races, very few peo-
Die cared a rap for none were overly
interested in the finish except the rid
and the judges who were unable TO
each the time and as a consequence
had some difficulty in deciding who
were properly the winners. The people
on the train saw the race, except for
a short distance at the end and those
at the beach saw all they would have
seen anyway, which was streak or
red, yellow, black. etc. the colors of the
riders as they whizzed along the road
above. The bathing was never better
and hundreds took advantage of it,
the music was excellent and dancing
was consequently a great pleasure, and
her royal highness reigned most gra-
ciously throughout
All in all 1t was as happy an event
as one could have wished to have at
tended and was so pronounced by the
great number Of people who partici-
pated in ii.
The Union Pacific ran hourly trains
and each carried to Garfield between
400 and 500 people. fact which will
convey an adequate idea Of how great
the number of people must have been.
The Garfield end of the day began
properly when the train bearing Queen
Jean and her retinue arrived there. The
train was scheduled TO leave the Gar
field Beach depot at First South and
Fourth West streets, and long before
that time the throngs began to pour in
by street car and other conveyances
and on foot, and rapidly filed up the
cars, which stood in waiting So great
was the rush that the train which had
been originally made I'D was hacked
before the time of leaving and during
the ten or fifteen minutes delay in
starting, which was occasioned by an