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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-23
THE WHEEL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-The an
nual twenty-five mile road race of the
California Associated Cycling clubs
took place today over the San Lean
dro triangle. Thousands of Wheelmen
from this city and adjoining cities as
semhled TO witness the event. which
promised 10 be a record-breaking af
fair, as such men as Charley Wells,
J. Z. Edwards, Frank Byrne and Floyd
Mcfarland were at the post of honor,
the scratch mark. Wells, who had just
returned from Coronado by steamer,
vas not in the best of condition for
record breaking, but he showed his
superiority over his fellow scratchmen
and won the first time prize in the fast
time Of i:1i:50 2-o, with comparative
ease, lowering the record about two
seconds. The race was won by Harry
Noonan, a dark horse from Santa
Rosa, who started from the limit
mark.
The race was replete with accidents.
but no one was seriously hurt The
scratchmen were heavily handicapped
and at no time had they any chance
of winning place prizes.
SANTA MONICA, Cal, Feb. o.
The bicysle races on the new tracks
were well attended and resulted as fol-
lows:
One-third mile, class B-Schefski
won; Riser. second. Time: rs.
One mile post class A-Lacey took
gil the laps. Time: 2:30 As.
One mile post record. class B-Hat-
ton won; Schefsld, second. Time:
2:15 S-5.
One mile handicap. class B-Hatton
won; staver, second. Time: 2:Ie As.
One mile handicap. class A--Lacy
won; Glenn, second. Time; 2:17 As.
One mile exhibition by Schefsld,
paced by sextuplet. Time: 2:0s 1-5.
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GUEST OF HONOR.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-For the first
time in his after dinner career,
Chauncey NJ. Depew was tonight the
guest Of honor at a complimentary din
.ner given him at the rooms Of the Lo-
tus club. The president of the club.
Mr. Frank R. Lawrence, sat at the
guests table and with him were, be-
sides Mr.. Depew, President, Seth Low,
of Columbia college, George w, Small
ley. Rev. DR.. S. A. Eliot, of Brooklyn,
Roswell P. Flower, J. Lindsay Gordon,
District Attorney John R. Fellows.
Chester S. Lord. Captain William
Henry White, r. G. Wagner, Rev. DR..
Macarthur. Charles Emory Smith and
August Thomas. President Lawrenc e,
at the conclusion OF the dinner, intro
duced Mr.. Depew who spoke in a
pleasant, half humorous vein of public
men and politicians in general and
their relations to the great public.
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NATIoXAL HORSE sun,n

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The national
morse show association at its annual
meeting elected officers for the com
ing year There is no change from tba
old board except that the name Of De
Lancey A Kane is added to the LIST
of honorary presidents. TIC -i'9'
The officers are: President CorrA
nus nus felloWs; vice-presidents, Lawrence
ZIP ZIP ana George Peabody Wetmore.
I IoisE II; H. HOLSTER: secretarv
IL u Y ur ddecksher; assistant treasurer,
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THE HARR1soN cIrn

ST. LOUIS. Feb. I'D. R. RanseI,.
r. o. Hawkins. j. S. Dunnap and J,
K. Pollock, representatives of the Hsr.
rison Republican club Of Indiananoijs
are are, at the Planters. The object Of
eneit visit is to arrange for Quarters
rUL tne harrison club during the Re-
Ruot nroS,n convention. They say that
rlson viii not be a Candidate 80 a..
nomination, and the Indiana deIesa 4ae
VIII come uninstructed, thongb +I Lues
will all be friendly to the ex-nTes,5 SaeS
should the tide turn in his favor IT, :,
days. LUIS several
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THE GREENFIELD MONSIEUR

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 22.-N. B.
Foster a contractor attempted to kill
his wife today. He fired twice at her
with a revolver, the first shot passing
through her hand which she had raised
to prevent his shooting. The piucky
ond shot took off the forefinger of the
left hand of her husband She threw the
revolver through window and tainted.
Citizens secured Foster while he was try
ing TO regain the weapon. Jealousy Of
his wife is said to have impelled Foster
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AIRs. wA1rEs TuNERAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The funeral
of Mrs Waite, the widow of the late
chief justice of the United States will
be held at her late residence 1916 Rhode
Island avenue at . o'clock tomorrow
brief viii be conducted by Rev. DR.
Randolph H. V. AIcKim, assisted by Rev.
DR.. Walbridge. formerly. rector of the
church in Toledo, in which the Waite
family attended services for many years,
and Mr.. Helliker, also of the church of
the Epiphany. Major Wright, marshal
of the supreme court will have charge
of the arrangements and it is expected
the justices of the court will act as
honorary pail bearers.
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ron WALLER.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 22.-At a
meeting today Of the Connecticut ex-
Prisoners of War association, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That this association.
through its president and the channel
Of the New York daily press, present
the family of John L. Waller the amount
contributed by the individual members
of the association, and an amount of
90 per cent. additional by the asso-
citation itself as a small recognition of
the colored men of the south who ever
stood ready with their lives in their
hands to aid all union prisoners of
war"
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REPuRLICAN sPrIr

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 22.-There is
a split in the regular Republican party
in the Second congressional district,
and two conventions were held today.
The Reed wing met in Longshoreman's
hall in this city and the Mckinley wing
held their convention in st. James Par
ish. Both conventions elected dele
gates to the national convention.
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and saying that the church will not
accept Mr.. Laurier's scheme of COM
mission of inquiry.
Father Lacombe says that 1t will be
to the interest Of Mr.. Laurier and his
party to support the remedial bill,
especially as a general election is near
at hand. but If he opposes the bill the
clergy will unite to defeat him and his
party
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oLN,EY,s BOOM.

BOSTON, Feb. 22.-Mayor Josiah
Quincy today furnished both enthusi-
asm and surprise to $50 Democrats who
attended the washington banquet
given by the Young Mems Democratic
club and the Democratic committee
here today by presenting the name Of
Secretary Richard Olney as the can1di-
date of Massachusetts and New En-
gland for the presidential honors at the
hands of the Democracy Of the United
States. The name was received with
unbounded enthusiasm, and it was sew
eral minutes before the speaker could
continue his grafton. During the ap-
plause a voice rang out: What has
become of Willie Russell?' but the
query was never answered.
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THU EFFECr or IT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The retire.
ment of Ballington Booth end wife.
Maude e. Booth, from command Of the
Salvation army OF the United States on
an imperative demand from intenna-
ttonal headquarters, -is announced In
an address issued bysthem taday. They
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SIOO BICYCLE FREE 500

In order to introduce our matonless
EMPRESS" 1895 wheel we will ship free
OF charges to any part of the United
states. one of our famous 500 latlies' or
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persons obtaining the greatest number of
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For conditions of competition sand
6tamped addressed envelope to Empress
Bicycle company" 70 Dearborn street
chicago, III. Agents wanted.
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AN OVERDUE SRIp

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Feb %
ohlted States revenue cutter Corrv;D
W. WEach ten days ago received orders from -,
in '' seaneb ooa 70 cruise to Cape Fiatterv
, Saazow Forest, returned here todsvs snip y
noon, having been unsuceesef,,i 10 at
s sSen l. Officers Of the Corwin state t ls
ana been ,t]1 me r Caazow Forest gone ashore
nave nave, discovered indications Of he, mI 3oio
couver island. sue OF van
90 ne Co or picked up the crew and
orp e.a. OF me sealing schooner WanIer-
eE from Victoria They had bee" T sS1saer-
ed IN the storm fifteen davs nra,,; It,sT.-
ana We're badly frozen and nearly s ss1,y
81 vi Inc Sorwin left the wrecked seaiers
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K. OF P,
Executive Assembly of the Grand
Council Meets Mt Cincinnati.

Council Meets at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.-The executive
assembly of the grand council Of Knights
Of Pythias met at the Grand hotel here
this evening under the command Of the
grand chancellor Walter B. Ritchie.
There were also present Supreme Vice
Chancellor Colgrove, Prelate Steinhart,
Keeper of Records White, John A. Hin
zey. of the Chicago board Of control; Su..
preme Master of Records Sample and
Supreme Master Of Arms Gardiner.
The session was executive. Judge G. M.
Orr and Fred E. Wheaton Of Minneapolis
were present to resist the abandonment of
the meeting of the grand lodge and grand
encampment Of the unifogf Ho rank Of Of
ABANDON Minneapolis and to hold the BIZ
ennial convention of the supreme lodge at
Cleveland August %, 1896. 1t was also
decided to hold no encampment Of the
uniform rank this year, this action being
taken because, as alleged, the railroads
refused to give the Pythians cent per
mile rate, the same as given to the Grand
Army, to Minneapolis
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MOTT A CANnInArE-

CLEVELAND, Feb. Ex-senator Ell
kins of West Virginia is not a candi-
date for the presidential nomination.
In an interview he declares that he is
content with his senatorial honors. He
says that the West Virginia delegation
is for Mckinley.
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COMET IS NOT
A SOLID BODY
Serviss Talks of the Comet Now
Coming at Us.
MERELY A MASS OF STUFF
AsIGHT PROPERLY BE COMPARED
TO A DUST CLOUD.

II the Comet Does Strike the Earth,
However, the Effect Upon the At
mosphere WouSd BE Very Disas-
frOus TO Health, and Probably
Furnish a Big Job For the Doc
4ors-EO Need to Be Afraid OF
Bump
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CAN'T no II.

MADRID. Feb. 22-The Spanish min
lister at Washington. Senior Dupuy de
LONE, replying to am inquiry, has tel
egraphed that he regards it as impos-
sible for the United States to recog-
nize the Cuban insurgents as belliger-
eHlts.
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say they will accept no other appoints
ment, and that their removal is due to
antagonism aroused in England ON
account of their having almost COM
pletely Americanized the Salvation
army in this country.
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CoLoRED REPS.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 22.-The colored
Republicans of this city at a mass meet
ing tonight passed resolutions calling
upon the party to send John L. Waller.
or Madagascar fame, to the Republican
national convention at st. Louis as a
delegate at large.
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BILLIARD sHARPs.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-In the billiard
match at the Auditorium tonight
Thomas Gallagher was defeated by
William Spinks, of California, by a
score of 600 to 499.
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FOOL PUNCHERs.

DALLAS, Feb. 22.-Sam Barnes, the
champion 15-ball pool player Of Texas,
defeated ]. L. Malone, the champion
OF the world, here tonight by a score of
rs to 43. Malone was to pocket 100
balls to Barnes Is.
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MONTREAL. Feb. 22.-Bather La
combe, a missionary, has written
letter to Hon. Wilfred Laurier, lead
ing the opposition, in the name OF Ro-
snen Catholic bishops, urging him to
support the Manitoba remedial bill
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PEOPLES PARTY.

BOSTON. Feb. 22.-The state conven-
ton of the Peoples party was held here
today and was attended by fully 300 peo-
pie Resolutions were adopted fayorinE
free coinage of silver and the issue of
az paper money by the governments
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HE IS GUILTY.

TACOMA, Wash. Feb. 22..After being
out all night. the jury today brought in a
verdict of guilty against James W. Nc
Cauley eeX-city treasurer, charged with
using public money for personal gain.
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Is VERY low

PIERRE, Neb., Feb. 22.-The condi-
ton of Rear Admiral Fyffe is s1,cb
naat very little hope is entertained for
ms recovery, The chances are that he
VIII Ole IN a few hours. Relatives IN
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of the city Of Guayaquil are built OF wood.
or bamboo and mud, so that the conhasra-
ton made speedy and irresistible head
way in spite of strong efforts on the part
OF the fire brigade.
Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. l2.-John Patok.
well-to-do farmer living three miles
east of Ennis, was murdered and robbed
in his house and the house burned over
him. The body was almost consume I.
PatOk kept considerable money in the
house and il is supposed that the murder
ers secured this.
BankSville. Pa, Feb IA small fire at
St. Catharine'S church last evening during
a tea party caused a panic in which a
number Of persons were injured, though
none seriously. Women tainted, people
We're knocked down and trampled on,
while many jumped out Of the windows,
twenty feet above the ground.
Sioux Falls, Feb. 12-Hiram X Miller
who since last May has been a fugitive
from justice, died here last night. He
was an extensive dealer in tobacco at
Petersburg. Pa. and created a sensation
among tobacco dealers by suddenly dis
appearing. Subsequently executions 10
the amount OF $4,000 were issued against
him.
Rochester. n. Y, Feb. PA bad wreck
occurred last night on the West Shore
road between Fairport and Lyons, three
trainmen being killed outright and one
fatally and another badly injured. The
killed are Fireman Fred Hosford, Engi-
neer Woods, Thos. Welch, Fireman Chas.
Woods, fatally injured, and Brakeman
Vim. Clldenfuh
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LATE NEWS by WIRE
Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe

London, Feb. ia dispatch 10 the
Times from Lisbon says that the cortes
has voted bill 10 repress anarchism.
Massilon, O.. Feb. IA G. Blair Of
! Toledo, was today elected president OF
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
company.
London. Feb. I2-The standard an.
nounces that Sir John AIiIIais viii sue.
coed the late Lord Leighton as president
| Of the Royal academy.
Washington. Feb l2.-Senator Teller TO-
day introduced a bill directing the redemp-
ton in coin Of national bank notes by The
| banks at which they were issued.
Waterloo Ind. Feb. PA brick block
on Pine street was totally destroyed by
FIRE early this morning. The loss vii
reach nearly 500 90; partially insured.
Chicago. Feb. l2-The Western Packers
Canned Goods association today elected l.
G.. SeaEer. president and =. :. Edwards
LeaNenWOrth, Kan, secretary and treas
uIer.
Boston. Feb. 12-Thomas Wallace and
4 Coleman DCuahue were probably fatally
injured today by the accidental explosion
Of q dynamite cartridge IN a trench. where
they We're working.
FAN River. Mass, Feb l2-The S0mer-
81 stove Foundry companys works IN
Somerset were destroyed by fire today.
recently discharged workman = sl!s-
pectet Of setting Il.
Omaha. Feb. IA general snow has
been falling throughout Nebraska for The
past ten hours. Several inches cover the
grain fields, and the weather - mild.
Much benefit VIII accrue 10 the grain H.
teresJs.
London, Fen. 1.-THE Royal academy
has elected as associate members, The
English artist !. solomon solomon. and
the well-known American artist Edwin 4
Abbey. who has resided il England q
number Of years
Cleveland O.. Feb 12.-NsrnberS Of the
Bar Iron association are aEal1 IN secret
session here today. Il : said that -be
minority uaCui4ccure-s have bees
brought into The fold and T-cvs VII De-
a. once given al upward tlru.
Decatur. H.. Feb I3-Gra-t A-terhu-v
Fifteen masked men brCke open the iaH
and hung hun IN the court house yard
He died declaring that he was innocent
o. she cr--ne o outrzsirg his s.s-er-il--z7l
Mrs Roxy Atlerbury.
Maiden. Mass Feb. 1e-Car-aIn Tar E,
dead. aged 5. years He was a native ~
EocAport, Mass be e1LSgel "a che navy
n so IS sailing master and vas finally
promoted 10 heucel2n--conmz-5e IL
subsequently served u the Gloucester ana
Boston custom house
Lima. Feb. I2.-Vio Galveston. Feb -
The city q GuayaqUiL Ecuador. was VS.
e oy a terrible FIRE last Lgh-- The Peru
E-2n consulate, the 8. Augustine church
ard several blocks Ct buildings were ~.
stroys1. The losses Vii aggregate Over
ei-e~o-eVe. - laI-e Do-elo2 - he &c 49,
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Feb. IL.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair; colder Thursday: warmer Friday.
During the past tWeuty-fOur hours the
highest temperature was 81 degrees, the
lowest - degrees, and the mean A degrees,
with cloudy weather high north wind,
rising barometer and falling tempera ture.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been So degrees.
For the past seven years the avera ge
temperature for the month of Fbruary has
been 81 degrees, and for the 18th day 81 de-
grees. FRED l.. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington, Feb. 12.-oFllowing is the
forecast up till D. m. Thursday:
For Kansas-Fair and colder; north
winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair; northwest winds.
For Colorado-Fair; variable winds.
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miSsorRI PACIFIC HALFWAY.
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