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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-15
Baby'S Cloaks and Hoods.

Infants long Cashmere Cloaks, $3.50.
Infants short Outing Cloaks, 50c, 75c, S
Infants wool Eiderdown Cloaks, Sl.75, S
Infants Silk Hoods, 25c, soc, 75c.
Infants natural wool Undershirts 25c, W,
Infants white ribbed Undershirts, 25c, 3
The sun., 1897-12-28

general note in crusade against the
crime Of murder in South Carolina.
The News and Courier OF Charleston
prints the bloody record OF homcldcs
ior eleven years III recent Issue under
the caption Thou Shalt DO \"
MurGcr.' and thus comments upon the
gha>tly exhibit The honor oi the
state, the supremacy OF law and order,
the security OF human lie, are the issue
involved. and ii South Carolina would
ever prosper tie Legislature and c"ui''
and j>nics must do their dnty without
fear, favor or afirction.' This il the
aspect oi the matter which the clergy
laundering from llcirpu,pit', overlooked
or ignored. Mere sentiment Will ie i'm
; potent to- stop the march of murder, but
AN appeal to the pocket viii in the en-,
triumph, In proportion ae capital in
vests and factory chimMrNs rise III ~uUtl
Carolina Homicide viii decline.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Senator. Thomas Suicides,

HELENA. Mont, Dee. 27.-L. p Bowen,
Il son Of Xtnitcd States Senator Thom-
as Bowen, of Denver, committed suicide
at Sappington on the ButtcLogan branch
Of the Northern Pacific Yesterday His
body was found near the track where an
express train had thrown it, and near it
was an empty bot labeled poison.
Bowen was on his way from Sheridan to
Miles City, where he expected to take a
position on he Yellowstone journal. He
was suffering from alcohol :m, and re-
marked Saturday night that he had not
been sober since June last. Bowen was
for years editor of the Helena journal,
Kussrl B. Harrison's paper, in Helena.
lie was once editor and proprietor OF the
Deer Lodge New Northwest, but left Deer
Lodge and went t" Sheridan, in Madison
county, where he started the Sheridan
He was not married. Mrs. Bowen, his
mother, lives in Deer Lodge, Mont.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Germans Were Victorious.

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Thc Governor of the
Camrroons the German colony on the
west coast of Africa, has cablcd to the
home government saying there is no
truth in the story received in London by
mail, December I, that Il German cxpe-
dition consisting OF six white officers
and 20l natives recently met with a Sc
we're reverse at the hands of Mboulics,
a tribe which has long harasscd German
trade caravans. On the contrary, the
Governor reports that the German cxpc-
dition has completely defeated the tribe
and captured its capital with slight
lnss
The sun., 1897-12-28
HOuScsnlith's Surrender.

New IoRH, Dee. 27.--Thc House
smiths and Bridgclncn's Union made Il
complete surrender to the firm Of j. b.
and j. NJ. Cornell today This is their
third recent defeat at the hands Of the
Cornclls. Because Of the alleged employ
mcnt Of non-union iron workers on the
Syndicate Building, being erected at
Park Row and Ann street, Il strike was
ordered ten days ago. Including SYM
pathetic strikers, carpenters, hod holsters,
brick and tile layers. there were 3GO men
The sun., 1897-12-28
To Supervise the Next Census,

ASnlNGToN, Dec. -. 1.-The President
Is considering he qualifications Of srv-
cral men for the position Of director Of
the tWcll tn census but as yet has not
;nd'Ia''I whom ne may appoint.
Mr, r" J.. North, OF Boston. secretary Of
me National Association Of Wool Manu-
Iactnrcrs, VIII" was identified with the
elrventh census and is Il stntiStician Of
ability, is one of those whose names are
under earnest consideration.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Five Persons Hurt.

Liberal, Mo-, Dec. 27.--A wreck oc-
cured at the Memphis Roads depot at
TINS place Saturday night. Local train
No. as broke in two on the down grade
coming into town and the two sections
came together in front of the station
1--we .prsons were injured, two seriously.
The injured
Miss Tillic Smith, of Liberal.
Mrs. Shelton.
Colonel Jesse Poorc, Of Golden CITY,
Floyd Quintard
Slightly injured WY,
The sun., 1897-12-28
Thought Dead Woman Slept.

Bo>roN, Dee. 21.-Niargarrt RcvrIl a
woman ~ years old, visited The huIur ui
John Culinanr in East Boston late vr~-
trr'Iay afternoon. She was seated in Il
family noticed that she locked strange.
Closer scrutiny revealed that she was
dead. Eo! Il half hour or more she had
been sitting mo'ionIrSs, and those about
her imagined that Size was sleeping.
Death was cau~rd by heart failure.
The sun., 1897-12-28
4 Fatal Shooting.

hIN';~roN, N. y, Dec 27.-Thc first
lat;ll skating accident of the season in
tnls u, v!rlnlty occurred Saturday on the
waikiki Creek, at Riiton, several miles
from this city and near the beautiful
country seat of J. W. Dimick, n million.
are carpet manufacturer when n brave
Young man sacrificed his life in vain
rtlort to rescue a Young woman who had
broken through the ice, ''' ''''>'
The sun., 1897-12-28
Rivera in (a.Iiz,

MAnRIp Dec. 27.-Thp insurgcnt chic
Rivera has arrived at Cadiz from Cuba
lie will be incarccratcd in fortress. /,
the course of an interview Rivera said nc
believed nothing would induce the
Cubans to cease fighting before they
attained independence. lie justified til,
killing of Lieutenant Colonel Ruiz, TN,
Spanish peace emssary, as Il means o
arriving at this end.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Missed But Killed.

NAN F"NNcl,,", Irr". 27-A JnWanr,,
known rs ''corgr Taught, fired four shots
at Mary Costello. Il Spanish woman, in
the lodging house at No. HNl Sacrament,
street. None ui the bullets struck tn,
intended victim Of he desperate Oriental
who's" net was prompted by jealousy, yet
Sh" dropped dead. and her body j. now
at the moryuc. 1t bears no sign ui Il
wound, and the physicians say hat death
was caused hy heart failure induced b,
the extreme excitement.
The sun., 1897-12-28
inhaled the Gas Thn, K;,,s

t;i:NI'1NNAT', o., Dee. 27.-An unusual
Soicl'e tai' was that Of l.. W. Kampel, a
i liall3r' who was found by his daughter
u'lo ON ms workbench. lie had At
t"''''o t"e, a rubber tube to the gas Jet and
rom 1t inhaled the gas until he was
overcome. lie was at one time n,,ite
wealthy and had divided his Dronertv
among his children, whose ALLEGED in.
gratitude weighed on his mind.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Chartered TO Make SnCa.ZrS.

IIAERisEURG, Pa, Dec. 27.--A charter
was issued at the state Department today
to the w. +. Garrett d Sons Company
for the manufacture Of snuff and other
tobacco products in Philadelphia; cap
ital, HOO,00O. The incorporators are
George B. Wilson, Philadelphia; Harry
d. Moore, IIaddonticld, n. j.; John o.
Gilmore, Wayne; &. Soaring Wilson,
Philadrlpha; and William G. Moore,
!!alllouiie.d. y. J.
The sun., 1897-12-28

MoE1 than 1000 holnicidcs have oc-
CURED in South Carolina during the last
eleven years, For the year 1897, or per
haps it should be said, forclcvcn months
of the year, the record is 24O. In lSoG
there were 2lO deaths by violence and in
1898 the count was POO. Therefore homi-
eide is increasing at an alarming rate in
the Palmetto State If in each year OF
the eleven years the number Of homi-
cidcs had been, as in 1897, 24O, the total
would be 2,s4O, a speculation which is
only Of value as indicating what the roll
of violent deaths at the hand of man will
be in the next eleven years, unless the
conscience of the people Of the State is
aroused. On Sunday, Dec. 10, the pull
pit, at the request Of Bishop Capcrs Of
til" Episcopal Church, sounded the first
The sun., 1897-12-28
The Oldest Editor in Colorado.

LoNGMoNT Col.. Dec. 27.-IIcnrv +,
Hayward, editor OF the Longmont Led
ger, is dead. lie was cigltv-two wears
old, and enjoyed the distinction of being
the oldest editor in Colorado. lie was
born at Portland, jefferson county, \,
Y, and for forty five years was preach
cr in the Cnivcrsalist denomination, lie
came to Colorado in 1874.
The sun., 1897-12-28
l}rOt her Kills Brother.

CHNrTANooGA, Tenn, Dec. 27.-WjII
and John Livingstone, brothers, Of Blue
Creek Mine, Ala, qnarrclled over a
trivial matter Christmas night while
drinking and the former shot the latter
to death. The murderer is eighteen years
Of age and is now in jail at Birnining.
ham.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Aged Woman Il Victim Of Robbers.

DES MONIES. Iowa, Dec. 27.---Robbers
last night broke into the house Of aged
Mrs. NJ. $. Kimball, at Mitchcllvillc, ten
miles east of Des Moincs. She is uncon-
sciouS and will probably die. IT is not
known whether the robbers scared any
lmutN
The sun., 1897-12-28
The Man Who Elected H;s,.,,

,JAMEsTowN, N. Y, Dec. 27.-Dono p
Horton died at his home at Findlav's
Lake today, aged about sixty years, Mr.
Horton was a member of the iegislatnr,.
when Frank lIiscock was made JInitnd
states Senator, and by leading the break
from Miller to !Iiscock, made lle laltcr's
election possible,
The sun., 1897-12-28

TIE circulation Of TnE Sun III VIII
mington and the State Of Delaware Is
now exceeded by but one newspaper
The Philadelphia Record.
The sun., 1897-12-28

WuAr has become Of the ordinance
which requires the cleaning of the side
walks of snow and ice? For toltH-tlglt
hours pedestrians have used the side
walks at the risk OF broken bones.
The sun., 1897-12-28

S,,rEly there nu.st tie some mistake
about that Charleston incident, That Il
number Of the daughters Of South tar'-
lima should insist on having an actress
sent away from Il haIl because she was
the object OF more attention than them
selves i> almost unbelievable. The
general theory ON the subject l. that
YOUR Southern girl is able to hold Lea
own without favor in this respect,
The sun., 1897-12-28

Ir is given out that numbers OF mil
lionaires are leaving Chicago for older
Eastern communities. Perhaps the bold
ness and success Of Chicago highway
men have something to do with this
exodus.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Commerce and Finance.

Flour ruled firm, under light offerings,
but trade was dull, jobbers buying only
in small lots t" satisfy pressing wants.
Spot Bran was steady, under small sup
plies, but there was little inquiry except
ior choice stock. The market for Hay
was stead y on the higher grades, out
other descriptions were dull and weak,
with liberal offerings. Straw wa.plcnti-
ful, weak, and hard to move. Provisions
sold in II irbbing way on basis Of quo
tatinms. Refined Sugars was quiet but
firm. Whrat opened quiet, but showed
no important change on call from last
quotations. There were No public cables,
owing to til" holiday abroad. bat private
adyire~ were strong. Exporters orders
Wer" %onpralHy limited too low to permit
If business. Corn options opened firm
aud the call was e. above last quota
lions, due 10 light offerings and better
reports I'om the West. Private cables
Wvr" finn, but cXDunpr-' limits were
generally MoloN n workable basis. Local
ar Iuts were lnio> bat firm, under small
supplies Oats in car lots were steady
and offerings Wcr" moderate. hut ample
ion tI'r demand. totton was UNCHANGED.
Buttcrand Eggs.
The following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded to-day at the rhla-
,lcIphia Butter and Egg Eoard:--
The sun., 1897-12-28

Ir would be interesting to know
whether or not the element Of danger at
bicvclc races On u small track supplies
one of the greatest attractions OF the
sport
The sun., 1897-12-28

Ir is said that the Daughters OF the
Revolution propose to organize a JUNIOR
division composed OF their own olive
branches. The title of this, we pre-
sumo, will be "Granddaughtcrs OF the
Revolutiun.'.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Good Morning.

lr would only be fair ii the >panIard>
were compelled to pay all expenses when
they give Il false warming about TIL
clustering expeditions.
The sun., 1897-12-28

Arthis season of the year the police
man has right to the sympathy OF all
right-minded persons. The festivals OF
Christmas and New Years are full OF
extra work for him. But he does his
best to look after the gay and festive
ones Of the community
The sun., 1897-12-28

ACCORDING ,oa Copenhagen despatch
to a London paper, the United States
Government has made uvcl,urcS to Den
mark for the sale OF a stretch of land in
Northwestern Greenland for the pur-
pose OF there establishing Il coaIing sta
ton. If the author OF this interesting
piece Of news will also inform Il WONDER
ing world what in the name OF ice this
country can do wit Il coaIing station in
that part OF the world, much wear and
tear Oh man, brains will lc saved. \
station which could not be reached the
greater part Of the year would be Of little
use to this or any Government unless
we are going to establish a fleet OF Ice.
boats to keep open the Arctic Sea.
The sun., 1897-12-28

SIDE by side two hcarScs moved oven
the slippery streets yesterday afternoon
They bore all that was mortal Of George
Wesley Mcbride and his wife to then
last resting place in the cemetery III
Kivcrvicw. To those who knew that in
the Delaware Hospital lay six year old
girl with bandaged limb and bruised
body, the daughter OF these people, the
scene was especially sad.
Yet such scenes are but the natural
result OF total disregard Of safety dis.
played by the corporation whose engine
hurled the father and mother into ctcr.
nty on the eve of Christmas. Rather
than pay the salary OF a man to make a
crossing reasonably safe, it rccklrssly
sacrifices human life.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Grain MuYclncnt.

Grain Movement.
Receipts at Philadelphia Wheat, II,
43o; Corn, 1854; Oats, 25oOG. Ship.
ments from PhiladcIphia:- Wheat, a.,
3G'; Corn, l22,7l9; Oats, u, ,342.
The sun., 1897-12-28

Entered at Tie Wilmington Post office Il, second
Class Matter.
The sun., 1897-12-28
TUESDAY. DECEMBER -. 1897.

CLEMENT H. CuNGroN PIBLl-lil.k.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-14
posroFFlcE RossER CAUGHT.
gsa.k vsa vlist Arr s,sd At Cripple

rrask vsa vlst Arr .,sd =. Cripple
Creek.
Pueblo. Colo. Aug. 0.-On advice of
Joseph H. Parvin. who was formerly
ON the city detective force here, Frank
Van vllet, alias Frank Burge. was ar
rested to-day at Cripple Greek. Van
vliet II wanted on charge of having
robbed the postoffice at ManItou last
December. A safe at Elkton wns
blown open and few nights later the
Nanitou postofice was robbed. On the
same night Of this robbery four men
he'd up station agent and every one
In the depot at Colorado City and sue.
ceeded In Eettinx quite q quantity of
money and jewelry. Two Of these
men were subsequently arrested here
by Detective Parvin and the city police
arrested a third. All three pleaded
guilty and are now serving time in the
Leavenworth penitentiary for robbing
the Manitou postoffice. The fourth
man was in Pueblo when the others
were captured but succeeded In max
ing his escape. Mr.. Parvin recently
learned that Van vilet had been arrest
ed In Cripple Creek for vaGrancy. and
went to Colombo Springs yesterday to
get him at the county Jail. He learned
there that Van Vliet wns out on bonds
having appealed his case to the County
Court, and was In Cripple Greek. He
at once notified the mrrshal there. who
arrested Van Vliet aud held him. He
then notified Marshal Israel. and that
gentleman Is now on his way to Grip
pie Creek after the man.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-14
EMPEROR AND czAR.
William of Germany Visits st. Peter
burg.

William of Germany Visits st. Pstars-
burg.
81. Petersburg. Aug. 0.-Yestertiay V
evening the emperor and empress of
Germany proceeded to Krnsno-H Hello.
the great military camp. where they
were received by the czar and czarinn.
The two emperors and Prince Henry of
Prussia wore Russian uniforms. They
rode to the camp on horseback, the
empresses and their suites following
In carriages. The camp was gay with
decorations and all the troops present
were drawn up In parade order. Upon
the arrival OF their majesties the band
played, Hell der Kaiser" The Ger
man emperor greeted the troops In
Russian.
After the two emperors and their
staffs had ridden around the camp.
they proceeded to the imperial tent
where deputntion OF officers and men
from the Nibory regiment. OF which
Emperor William IL honorary colonel.
We're maneuvered by the emperor OF
Germany, who gave the commands In
Russian.
Later n grand military tattoo was
opened with "The Song of Acgir." En-
pcror Williams famous composition. at
the close OF which there was dis
charge of rockets and an imperial sl-
lutte was fired by the artillery.
Their majestics then proceeded to
the Alexander palace. dincd In private
and afterwards witnessed n perform
ance ut the theater.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-14
BUY MEXICAN MADE GOODS,
The Drop In Silver Acts as = Sort Of Very
High Pr0tcctive Tariff.

III Paso, Texas. Aug. 1O.-Ketelsen
x Dcgetau. the largest buyers OF
American and European products in
northern Mexico. with large establish
ments In Juarcz. Chihuahua and Co,,si-
houriachic, Mexico. and other places,
today cancelled by telegraph all out.
standing orders in the United States
nnd Europe on account OF the rise In
the price OF gold.
They have also sent telegraphic in
quiries throughout the Mexican repub.
lie to ascertain what is produced in
the country. with view Of handling
the products Of the Mexican factories
almost exclusively.
City of Mexico. Aug. 1O.-Thc gold
premium reached l2S to-day and many
believe 1t will go higher before the re-
action begins. Rumors that the govern
mcnt is about TO take measures to put
the country on a gold basis are contra
dictcd.
Among Importers there Is apprehen-
sion. but 1t is generally agreed that IL
dollars fall To forty cents. and could be
Kept there for ten years. the country
would speedily adjust itself to this CON
dition OF affairs. The stocks OF for.
eign goods are not heavy and will have
to be slowly and cautiously rcplen-
ished. All orders are reduced 10 u
minimum.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-14
neeond p,.,rle, Normal.

Greeley. Colo. Aug. 0-The eleventh
annual session OF the second district
normal institute In now being held In
Greeley. The district represents Boul.
der. Lnriiner and Weld counties. II
convened this morning In the high
school building. and will remain In se~.
sion for the next two weeks with Prof
n. II. Fennemen OF the State Normal
as conductor. Never before has this
institute opened more auspicIousiy
Ninety delegates have already regis.
tered and ms many more nrc expected
during the week.
After some special music this morn.
Ing. Prof. Fcnncmen gave a talk on
pedagogy. lie was followed by Prof.
Putnam. late OF the Boulder preparn
tory school, on arithmetic. Superin.
tendent Harding Of BOULDER county
schools next delivered talk on astron.
omy. Miss Dresser. late OF the State
Normal. talked on primary work. fol.
lowed by Miss Kennedy. teacher OF mu
sic In the Colorado Springs schools.
her subject being music. Miss Wilson
superintendent Of I.arimcr county
schools, talked on pcnmnnship. follow.
cd by Superintendent Harding on
grammar. The days exercises closed
with talk by Miss Dresser on "The
Teachers Duties TO Hcrsclf." She
treated the subject In happy manner
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-14
SILVER WAY DOWN.
LOWEST PRICE ON RECORD.
a FAN Of Five Cents a. osaos 4. New York
From the Price one Moath Ago-1ndla's
Imports Of Silver Thu Far This Year.

New York. Aug. 1O.-Silver bullion de-
clined " penny per ounce further to-
day to 2SM pence In London and fell in
New York " cents to SIN. These prices
are the lowest recorded In the present
extraordinary break and the lowest in
the silver market history. As compared
with prices OF one month ago. t0iay's
quotations represent fall OF more than
pence per ounce In London and nearly
cents per ounce In New York.
The cnuse of the continued decline in
silver, 1t is claimed here In New York,
IL the steady pressure of silver on the
New York market by agents OF the sill
yer miners. They claim that London nd
vices show plainly that there has been
no manipulation by London speculat-
ors, on the contrary the demand for sill
yer from lndia-twice In the last fort
night. checked the New York decline.
lndia's import Of silver from London
this year. up to the close of July, was
valued at 81. 600 ms against So
952 800 last year But China IL taking
hardly any silver Against its import Of
$j,JOO,O0O from London in the first sew
en- months OF 1895 i, took only $3,S72,-
UO In the same period of 1896. and
barely SG2O.OOO up to July Both this
year. Our own silver miners. in other
words. have tried To force the market.
At to-day's New York price of silver
the Mexican silver dollar Is worth
42N, cents.
The steamer st. Louis. sailing for
Europe tomorrow. will take 6S1 600
ounces Of silver
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-14
Mock Marriage Valid.

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Aug. 1O.-In the Sc.
ver Rivers precinct OF Eddy county. re-
Gently. nj n neighborliood dance. eight
prominent young people went through II
mock marriage ceremony. An hour
later 1t developed that the man who
performed the rites was n justice OF
the pence, and To make the contract
binding he next day filed the ccrtiil.
Gates Of marriage with the county
clerk. The circumstances has kept the
citizens of the precinct In n high state
OF excitement for several weeks.
The parents of the young people ap.
piled TO District Judge II. u. Hamilton
To annul the marriage. hut he declined
10 net until regular suits were filed and
the testimony was taken before a duly
appointed master. To-day the Judge
issued an order. cNpunging the record
In the clerks office ms to two Of the
couples. Testimony is still being tax.
Ing In the eases OF Thomas Nelson and
Charlotte Cook. ]. Il. Hawlcy and Al.
lie Chapman. The Judge said to.,iny
that nm order releasing them from their
nup'lal ties would probably be entered
up In October.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-14
DANGERS OF THE kLoNpvkE
REGION.
Secretary Hiis. Wara. These startling Ou,
To It~NArr.

Washington. Aug. lO.-Sccrctnr,
Bliss has taken cognlznncc Of the r,,si,
Ia the klondykc gold fields aud Alas.
IN and has ISSUED the following warn.
Ing TO the general public:
To whom II Eiay concern: In view
of Information received nt thl. depart.
ncni thnt 5000 persons with 1000 tons
Of baggage and freight nre now whit.
Ing nj the entrance Of white pnrs, In
Alnskn. FOR nn opportunity To cross
the mountains 10 the Yukon river. nni
ihns many more nrc preparing 10 Join
them. ! deem proper To cnli the nticn.
,ion Of NIL contemplating making III.
trip to the exposure. prlvntton, suffer.
Ing and danger incident thereto at iil.
advanced perioi ~ ii,. season even II
they should succeed In crossing ,bo
mountains. To reach Dawson City.
when over the pnrs. seven hundred
niles of difficult navigation on tb. yu.
koh river. without adequate means of
transportation. Will stiil I. bcfor,,
them. nnd II is doubtful " the Journey
can i1 completed before tho river Il
closed by Ice.
II nn moved 10 draw public notice
to these conditions by the gravity al
the possible consequences 10 neopld
detained Ia the mountainous wilderness
during i've Of six months Of Arctic
winter. where nO relief can rcncl, them.
however great the need"