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

Boston Transcript: Mrs. Rich, the
Milionaire-But you are asking a good
deal she is my only child
Supplicant-You don't suppose that |
haven't thought all that out long ago.
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The financial outlook is yellow.
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Yonkers Statesman: Mrs. Crimson
beak-Are you sure you came straight
home from the office last night, John?
Mr.. Crimsonbeak-WeIl, as straight as
1 could. dear.
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washington Star: I'm glad" she said,
with a sigh of relief, that the sus-
anse of the election IS all over"
Were you interested in the result?'
Yes. indeed. l had wager up.
What was it?''
IF BRYAN won l was to marry Jack
and if Mckinley won Jack was 10 marry
me-
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Cincinnati Enquirer: 1.-The new
boarder said the landlady, lis as bald
as an egg.
Just about the age of one, isn't he?"
asked Asbury Peppers which was really
unkind of him. as the lady made d
practice of getting the freshest the
storage houses had.
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Indianapolis Journal: 'Pillbody has a
good many revolutionary ideas in his
head"
''Those are not ideas revolving in Pill
bodys head. They are wheels"
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Detroit Free Press: well, I'm ever
with Rackey at last"
"How's that?"
Induced him 10 join a football team
and he's a lightweight, you know
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P.ttsburg Post: Bishop Newman tele-
eraphs the presidenr-elect that God has
saved America again Major Mckinley
attributes a good deal OF me credit, IN
tact the greater part, 10 Mark hanna
and the boltocratic Democrats. Railroad
presidents put in the claim they did the
business by Their work among the &c.,
W railway employees largely concen-
trased IN doubtful states. Major Nc
ktnley is nearer right than any of them.
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Pittsburg Chronicle: "a national cleo
ton may be said to make both ends
meet" remarked Mr.. Riverside TO Mr..
HaZelwood.
How so?"
well. the parading brings business to
the shoemakers. and the betting is good
for the hat dealers"
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Cincinnati ENQUIRER: ''Hardbake," said
the gentlemans friend. Il am surprised
to hear from good authority that you,
free-born American, are in the habit OF
looking up to that titled foreign son-in-
law of yours
IF you knowed how high he come"
said Mr.. Hardbake with a sigh, you'd
see that there wasn't no other way to
look at him.
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Chicago Dispatch: Mr.. Bryan has
nailed his nag TO the mast and has an
nounced that the battle for humanity IS
still on. His address to the American
people IS worthy of the man and of the
hour. II reflects the character OF one
great in adversely and noble n defeat
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candidate for president in 1900. and
cabinet position is not a good place for
cultivaIing a presidential boom; third,
he would not take place that would
bind him to subordinate his own amo.-
ton 10 the ambition of his chief
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Oplnlons Handed Down.

In the case of Margaret Sherrer against
John Sheuer application for divorce. At the
time of this marriage Sherrer had another
wife in full life, The marriage therefore was
null and void.
Thomas Pepper, late County Treasurer, who
is surcharged with between 81, 700 and 81, 500
The court directed that judgment be entered
against Thomas Pepper in the sum Of 81 400,
with interest from 1892 and costs.
In the matter of dividing West Brunswick
township into two election districts, the
petition was refused.
In the matter of an application for a
charter for the Defender Hose Co., of Turkey
Run The application was defective in many
ways. The provisions as prepared when
read by Judge Pcrshing, created considerable
laughter. The Judge declared it was utter
nonsense, and therefore refused to grant it.
In the case of William Iider against the
Summit Branch Railroad Company, which
has been pending since 1855. The exceptions
10 the masters report are hereby oveuulod,
and the bin dismissed.
In the case of the Commonwealth to use OF
Schuylkill county VS.. G, W. Johnson, rule foI
want of sufficient affidavit discharged Ex-
| ceptons sealed
| In the vacancy of constable of Middleport
| Jacob Kline was appointed.
| In the matter of divorce, Lewis vs.. Lewis
! the application was granted on the ground o.
| desertion.
In the divorce case of Margaret Irwin VS.
/ Thomas Irwin. Decree granted by the court
The grounds for the divorce was cruelty.
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Ii Hung Chang at Toronto.

with Ii Hung Chang and suite on board
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon on
time. The train was stopped opposite the
exhibition grounds and the statesman was
met by parliamentary and civic notables
and escorted through the grounds to the
platform in front of the grand stand,
where an address Of welcome was read to
him by Lieutenant Governor Kirkpatrick,
Of Ontario, to which Ii Hung Chang,
through his interpreter, briefly responded.
He was cheered by the large crowd present
and seemed pleased with the ovation. At
4 o'clock he boarded the train for North
Bay, whence he will continue on his
journey to the Pacific coast.
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The Motbcr Gets the CbIld.

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Sept S.-An i'm
portant habens corpus case was decided by
Judge Stewart yesterday. Sarah L. Myers
left her husband and took with her their
three children. The husband recovered
one of the children, and the wife sued for
the possession of it, Alleging that Myers
I'll treated her. The charge was refuted.
The judge said they were both equally
able to care for the child, Under the old
law he would have given it to the father
but under the law of June 49, 1896, he
must give it to the mother. The law
makes the mother custodian where both
are equally able to care for the child
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License Transfer.

Judge Pershing was busy yesterday in
hearing and deciding license transfers. He
put all parties under a rigid examination,
and number of applicants went away dis
appointed. In the case of Anthony Bahutsky,
who wanted the transfer of the license of
Leon Dunowsky, in Shenandoah, Judge
Pershing asked whether the seller proposed
to come back ir,January to apply for another
place. Witness said he didn't know, and his
Honor refused the transfer on chat ground.
The following transfers were granted From
Charles Meyer to Daniel Il. Wilson, restaur-
ant, Second ward of Ashland retail license
of Thomas Carr, Frackville, to J. II.
Umholtz; wholesale license Of William
Charlesworth, Porter township to Solomon
Hess; wholesale license of Thomas Pepper,
Ashland, to Thomas Peppers Sons; retain
license Of Frank Bonawitz. First ward Of
Ashland, to Frank Geist.
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Telenhnnes i'm ihc NIlnes.

1t is altogether likely, says the Ashland
Telegram, that before very long all the
collierics Of the p. d r. c. * l. Co., in this
region will be equipped with telephone SER
vice that will permit easy communication
between the bottom of the slope and the
engine house on the surface, this system to
take the place Of the crude, and generally
unsatisfactory speaking tubes that are now
in use at many of the collieries. The inno-
walton has already been introduced at North
Ashland colliery, and it works successfully.
Equally as important as the telephone com
muuication is the signal service by simply
pressing the electric button. Already ten of
the fifty-two p. & r. c. & l. Co, collieries
have been equipped with these new appli-
anccs and shortly they all will be so equipped.
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PERSONAL.

Joseph IlobroOk a prominent bicycle
dealer of Philadelphia, is spending a few
days in town the guest of George Seager.
Mr.. Hobrook is in town with a large stock
Of bicycles, which he is disposiug of at
very low figure.
John Shore, of the Mammoth Clothing
house. is spending the Jewish New Year in
Philadelphia.
Mrs Memry, and daughter, Mrs. Mobiles, of
Ashland, and Miss Annie Morgan, of Brook
lyn, were the guests Of town friends yester
day
Miss Maggie Brennan is visiting relatives
in Tamaqua.
T. j. Broughall, the grocer, left for Sun
bury, and points along the Susquehanna,
thi, morning
Miss Katie lIagenbuch, of East Line street.
is visiting relatives at Bloomsbury.
John Dunn, the painter, is doing jury work
at the county seat this week
Joseph Bell was Pottsyille visitor to-day.
james Maskell, of Philadelphia, was the
guest of town friends yesterday. He left this
morning for IIazleton.
Mrs. Frank Bush of NIahanoy City, was a
town visitor yesterday.
Misses Matte Lee and Birdie Bells left at
noon to-day for Philadelphia.
Joseph Whitaker left town at noon to-day
TO resume his studies for the priesthood at the
st. Charles seminary, Oyerbrook
Violin Mandolin, Banjo Guitar and Auto
harp strings and trimmings at Brumm's.
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senretnrr nerhert,s Nieus.

LONDON, Sept. S.-The Daily News this
morning publishes column interview
with Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, secretary
Of the navy of the United States. ''No,
doubt, =" said Mr.. Herbert, "some of the
gold Democrats will feel Obliged to vote
for the Bryan ticket, because Bryan car
ried the Chicago convention, but many
will not do so. In my opinion the Bryan
movement has reached its height and is
now declining" Mr.. Herbert said that
his official position prevented him from
speaking more freely.
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Dronght in Nnrlh cnrollnn.

RALEIGH, y. c., Sept. 8-The state
crop bulletin says; 'Ihe drought is yet
unhroSen over many parts of central and
eastern districts, and that but little inn
pruyement is now possible in crop condi-
tions. Cotton picking is rapid and under
favorable conditions; quality Of cotton is
high. Crop will b0 nearly all open by
Oct / in eastern districts, Many fields
look us if struck by frost, Peanut crop is
cut short by August drought. Rice is
only ordinary. Tobacco continues poor
most of the crop has been h1uSed"
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senotor yoorbees serionsly III.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept a-SenaGor
Voorhees, is i'll and failing so rapidly that
his friends fear be will be unable to take
part in the campaign, The continued de-
lay and doubt as to his purpose and physi-
cal ability to take part in the campaign
are causing much private comment and
conjecture in political circles. With the
exception of few intimate friends here
no one has authentic information as to
the present condition of his health, and
nothing at all has been heard in a public
way from him on the political issues of
the campaign.
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wants the World to Know II.

II. P. Hui, of SIG Hepbun street,
Williamsport, Pa, says: u can say posi-
lively that Thompson's Diphtheria Cure
saved my life and also that of my sister,
The doctors had given up both of us.
Our friends were advised to try Thomp-
sons Diphtheria Cure on us. They did
and in two days time the dreaded disease
had disappeared. am only too glad to have
the privilege of letting the world know the
wonderful curative powers Of this medicine
aud wish could tell every one individually
No medicine like it in the world" For sale
at Kirlu's drug store at so cents bottle
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Gar LEAVES GERMANY-
The Monarchs Visibly Affected as They
Separated Mt CorIitz.


COBLITz, Prussian Silesia, Sent. s.
Upon the arrival here of their maiestics.
the emperor and empress of Russia and
the emperor and empress of Germany,
yesterday they were received in state by
the provincial, municipal and military
authorities assembled on the platform of
the railroad station. The burgomaster
delivered an address of welcome, to which
Emperor William replied expressing the
thanks Of Emperor Nicholas, as well as
his own. Their majesties drove together
TO the review ground, followed by the
empresses in "A second carriage.
The streets were profusely decorated
with Russian and German flags, etc, and
packed with crowds of people, the various
veteran association, societies, etc, and
nearly all the school children Of the town
and its vicinity in picturesque groups and
attired In their brightest holiday clothing
The Imperial party was heartily cheered
on all sides
The departure of the czar and czarina
was marked by an enthusiastic popular
ovation, All Of the German princes and
the court officials awaited their majesties
at the station. The route of the march
was lined with masses of troops, and be-
hind the troops stood the dense masses OF
the people, who cheered vociferously as
the two rulers passed. On the platform at
the station the czar and czarina bade
adieu to the German princes and to the
other distinguished persons gathered there,
and then, in the most cordial manner,
they made their farewells to the emperor
and empress OF Germany. The two eIn-
presses embraced warmly, both being Wis
IDLY moved, ms were also the two emperors.
The car and czarina then entered the
train the band again playing the Russian
anthem. The Russian imperial pair
waved adieu from the train until it was
out Of sight.
The town was splendidly Illuminated
last night in continuation of the celebra-
ton of the meeting of the two emperors.
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TrightruIly bitten in a Right.

READING, Pa, Sept. S.-A man named
Hassler, 2S years of age, was frightfully
bitten in Il fight near the foot of the High
land House inclined railway. He was as
sisting two blind musicians to street car
when several drunken men ran against
them. Hassler demonstrated, when he
was attacked and badly bitten Daring
the fight u large piece of flesh was bitten
out Of his left cheek and upper lip, and he
will be disfgured for life
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The rhllipplne Islands uprislng.

MADRID, Sept S,-A dispatch to The
Impartial from Hong Kong says that a
thousand insurgents, commanded by a
half breed named Santollano, have in
yaded Sanisdro, in the province of Nueva
Ecija, Island of Luzon, the largest of the
Philippine Islands, and have imprisoned
the governor, his secretary and other Off
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Conyloted of Lnroeny.

Chief of Police Thomas Tosh yesterday
convicted Andrew Kuzakiewicz before the
Pottsyille court on a charge of stealing a
watch, The accused was sentenced TO pay a
fine of $40, the costs and serve imprisonment
for one year, Kuzakiewioz was arrested
through woman to whom he had given the
watch, which had been stolen from drunken
Pole.
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Sic Prlaoners Dreak Ial.

HuETINGToN. w. Va, Sept, S.-By the
aid Of chisels, secured in some unknown
way, John Love, who was awaiting trial
for murder escaped from the jail in this
city on Saturday night, accompanied by
five other criminals The alarm was given
by other prisoners, and posses started in
pursuit, but as yet without success
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stnrenann NInv snenk for nrrnn.

CHICAGO, Sept, S.-Vice President Ste
venson was closeted with Senator Jones
at Democratic national headquarters for
two hours yesterday. He declined to make
any statement for publication but senator
Jones, in his hearing, said, "Of course
tire vice president is for our ticket" " While
no official information is given out in re-
gard to Mr. Stevenson's program during
she campaign, it is thought he will make
several speeches for Mr.. Bryan.
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The DauntIess, Cnew Relcnsed,

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Sept. S.-After being
detained for week the crew of the tug
Dauntless alleged to be engaged in the
Cuba filibustering, were released on
bonds yesterday with the exception of the
captain and first mate. The owners of the
boat as well as the public generally here,
are indignant that the Dauntless should
be detained and hercaptain and mate held
without bond when no evidence is forth
coming az to any violation of the law.
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PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Region Chron-
icled lor Hasty Perusal.


icled lor Hasty Perusal.
District Attorney Bechtcl is still confined
to the house.
There were SOB cases at the opening OF
court yesterday, the highest in its history
Letters of administration were granted to
Lydia Ann Evans, on the estate Of Joseph
Evans, late Of Ashland, deceased.
The Lehgh Valley collieries resumed work
this morning.
The Lost Creek team has dropped out of
the county league,
Miss Annie Dougherty, of Locust Gap, a
well known young lady trod on a rusty nail
a few days ago Now blood poisoning has
set in and her life is despaired Of
Tax Collector Scanan yesterday made pay
mcnt to the County Treasurer on his '95
duplicate.
Indian Ridge collicry is still idle, owing to
the crank shaft Of the jig engine breaking
yesterday.
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nnr,lsIey,s Pnrdon Assured.

HARRISBURG, Sept S.--Governor Hast
ings will go to Erie this evening TO at
tend the state convention of the League
of Republican clubs. He will probably
take no action in the Bardsley case until
after his return. He says the statement
that he appointed Drs. John II. Musser,
Charles X. Mills and Edward Martin, of
Philadelphia, Il commission to examine
Bardsley is not true. 1t may be said with
certainty that he will grant the pardon,
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The following motions were heard by Judge
Pcrshiug in court room No.:
In the case of the Failey Township School
District VS. the fremont Coal Company to
assess damages in the erection of school
house. The viewers report damages in favor
Of the fremont Coal Company in the sum of
500.
$ NJ. Euterline presented petition for the
division Of Upper Mahantongo Township into
two election districts. The matter will be
inquired into.
The report of the viewers for a road in
Wayne township was confirmed by the court
Mr. Entcrlinc also presented a petition ask
ing the court to follow closer rule in the
examination of applicants for naturalization
papers. The Judge abruptly interrupted Mr.
Enterlinc and said that while he had no OBJ
lection to listen to such petition he thought
the Schuylkili County Court needed no in
structions from Judges in other courts or any
one else on this subject, and would follow the
same rule as they had in the naturalization
of citizens, which Judge Pershing believed
was proper. The reading Of the petition
created some little excitement, and was filed.
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MADRID, Sept S-The elections for
members of the councils general yesterday
have resulted in the return Of a large
ministerial majority, Serious rioting has
taken place at Barcelona, whore the cleo
rorai college ballot box was smashed and
knives and revOlvers were freely used
Several persons were wounded during
the disturbance
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Brewers and Dottlers Arrested.

READING, Pa, sept. S.-County Detective
Banknecht j. after the brewers and bot
tiers Of other counties who send their
wagons into Berks county in violation Of
the liquo~ Laws Of the state. He has ar
rested four boutcrs and brewers Of Potts
town, who ensered bail before Alderman
Eirschmann to appear in court next
week. Warrants We're issued for several
bottlers in Alleatown and Lebanon
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south Carollna's senatorial Contest.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Sept s,-The Demo-
cratic party win hold a primary election
this afternoon to nominated United States
senator. Governor Evansand Judge Earle,
the candidates, are both free silver men,
and the contest between them will be
close, both sides claiming the victory.
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DETTREY COMMITTED.
Shcppton Witnesses Give Damaging EVi-
dence Against Him.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
MAHANoY CITY, Sept. s.-David Detterey,
of Shenandoah was given hearing here this
morning on a charge of stealing COW from
Edward Toohey, of Jacksons Seven or
eight witnesses from Sheppton appeared as
witnesses. The chief one was simon Zela
He swore that he purchased the COW claimed
by Toohey from Detterey. Justice Horn, of
Sheppton, swore that the bargain was made
in his office and the SO paid there to Detterey
by Zella Detterey signed a receipt under the
assumed name of George II. Crosby. The
receipt was produced. Detterey was COM
mitted for trial in default of $500 bail.
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Miss Margaret Thomas of Morea, one Of
the teachers sent to Europe by Snellcnberg &
Co.,, the Philadelphia clothieTs, as the result
Of the most popular teachers voting contest
arrived in Philadelphia Sunday from Liver
pool ON the steamer Rhynland.
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OMAHA, Sept S-Bourke Cochran has
wired accepting the invitation of the
Omaha gold standard men to speak in Ne
brasxa. He will make the first speech in
Omaha Sept IA. Arrangements are being
lrade for magnificent demonstration.
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DE-. Gallagher. HopeIessIy insane.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Dr Gallagher, the
released Irish prisoner, became violent
yesterday afternoon and was taken. to "a
private sanitarium at Amityville, L. l.,
last night. He is said to be hopelesEly in
sane.
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Cattle Kined by Eating Frozen Grass.

HARVESTING, Sept S.-A report received
at the department. of agriculture states
that twenty-one cattle in Monroe county
have been killed by eating frozen grass. 1t
is probable that similar reports will be re-
ceived shortly from other portions Of the