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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-21
HERE AND THERE.

Al visiting newspaper men in the city
are requested to meet at p-eSS head
quarters at the Jubilee building on First
South this morning at 10 c clock
Charlie lessons, bookkeeDer for L. Z.
Ritter q Co. at Silver City. was found
dead in his bed at noon yesterday He
na0 been on a spree for while. an il
was supposed that he committed suicide.
An inquest was held yesterday afternoon
the result of which was not learned.
PhIllion. the areaI equilibrist. met with
a slight accident at Saitair yesterday
which came very near being serious
When at the top of the tower from which
he makes his VeDturesOme slide he
slipped and narrowly escaped falling TO
the floor of the pavilion. As il was ne
sustained some injuries TO his legs. but
not sufficient TO prevent him from per-
forming today The accident, it IS said
was caused by the salt spray making the
footing very slippery.
At the conclusion of the exercises at
the monument yesterday morning The vast
multitude set up sucn u vociferOus cheer
lhs Tor Bryan that that gentleman was
Vlsloiy embarrassed. Arm in arm with
commissioner Whitney who had been de-
talied by the Semi-Centennial committee
70 look OUT Tor his comfort and to escort
him to the tabernacle in the evening. he
nnaily succeeded in getting through the
crowd across the street TO the ler1D!e-
ton. a vast throng followed al his .ieeIs
Snousln9 MS name. and ne laughingiy
asked Mr., Whitney whether there was not
some bac. alley ne could dodge through.
stating that he had had 10 do such things
frequently during the recent camDalsil
AS the crowd continued TO multiply and
StGW more VOcifercus and as getting
through IL was entirely out of the CUES
ZION. Mr. Whitney suggested that the
Iempleton had a new side exit ard NJ
Bryan, with the shouts of the multitude
ringing in his ears, was conveyed quickly
up the stairway into the new cafe. and SO
out on the other side OF the crowd to
Main street, where he fO..c a car fo-
Lawyer Stephens home on Thirteenth
East.
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ADJUSTMENTS.



The tabernacle was blaze of
splendor last evening and che enter
tainment provided one Of the most
notable that The gGand old building has
seen for many a season past. When
Commissioner j. y. Spencer who had
the business management in hand. saw
the thrOngS on the street enjoying the
wonderful illumination, he had little
hope that the concert would stand
much chance of patronage, and the
crowds that poured into the building
in a steady stream made gratifying
spectacle, as the tabernacle rad been
one of the strong hopes Of the com
mission for the raising of revenue.
There about 1900 people in attendance,
and nearly all of them paid 80 cents
each The gay decorations of the
building set off the interior beautifully
and the mammoth chorus made up a
perfect bank of loneliness. The east
end OF the building had been reserved
for Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens and their party, and when
they appeared usalered by Commits
siOner Whitney, there was an immense
round of applause. Accompanying
them were Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. Smith, Miss
WEIGH and the three Bryan little ones.
The party sat the programme out and
greeted the entrance of Utah and her
maids, and that with the admirable
musical numbers drew forth. The
entrance of Utah and her maids was
one of the beautiful features of the
evening and will be ranked as one OF
the events of the Jubilee. The maids
firss appeared, arrayed mostly in white
and following them, with her train
borne by two little pages, came
stately young being, whom her friends
at once recognized as Miss Emma
Lunt, she looked every inch a young
queen, as she took her elevated seat,
ard the audience gave her a great re-
ception. The surprise was complete,
as the commissioned had announced
her as one of the maids of honor. and
few suspected that she would be the
good genius of the occasion.
The musical features were admirable.
First mention must be bestowed on
Mr. Stephens Grand ode to the
Pioneers though it was the last on
the programme. Nothing this COM
poser has ever produced equals his
last composition and the grandeur of
the strains, as the chorus of nearly
], 600, the organ and the admirable K.
of p band worked in unison, can
hardly be described. The parts for the
female voices and the male chorus
were also admirably executed. and the
whole conception is of the highest
rank. A striking hit was made by the
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one VIEW OF IT.
VOTE MAY BE REACHED ON THE
TARIFF TOMORROW.
Just Possible, However, There May
Be Change of Condition Which
VIII Postpone It.

Washington, July 20.--The indica-
lions when the senate adjourned today
We're that a vote would be reached
upon the conference report on the tar
iff bill some time during Thursday. or
at the latest before tine close of the
week There may be change of con-
ditions which viii postpone vote, but
it is difficult to see what would cause
it. The opposition will realize that
there is no possibility of preventing the
adoption of the report, and their pres
ent purpose is only TO secure what ad-
vantage they can by exhibiting what
they claim are Inconsistencies of the
measure. II is true that AZ one time
they had some hope of being able 10
secure the recomgEdttal of the bill, but
q thorough canvass reveals no founda-
ton for this hope. Is develops the fact
that the Republicans will vote Solidly
for the report, and that they viii be
supported by Messrs. Jones of Nevada
(Sil. Rep.), and McESnery, of Louisiana,
OeTn.), and also probably Messrs-
Mantle and Stewart. (Sil. RepS.) They
have also discovered that Senator Kyle,
(POp.), who is absent, has left strict
instructions that he should not be
paired With the adoption of the re-
port thus assured. the Democrats prob
ably viii not attempt to Drolong the
debate beyond the arrival of Mr.. Tur-
ley. the new senator from Tennessee.
They viii continue TO ask for an ex-
PLANTATION of the changes made by the
conference. but these will not occupy
a great deal Of time.
The general opinion is that the QUO
rum of the senate VIII disappear very
soon after the disposal Of the tariff bill,
but the determination of the supporters
of the Harris Pacific railroad resolu-
ton to secure a vote uoOn it before
final adjournment may delay that con-
summation for some days.
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Ladies' Catholic Society.

Chicago, July 20.-8frs. E. B. Nc
Gowan of Buffalo. n. Y, called the
biennial convention of the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent association TO or
der in Steinway hail this afternoon.
ABOUT 300 were present. During the
forenoon the delegates attended ponti-
fetal high mass at the cathedral.
Bishop McQuaid of Rochester N. Y,
ofiiciated at the service and Archbishop
feehan occupied seat of honor. Rev.
Thomas P. Hcdnett of ST. Malachia' s
church preached the sermon at the
convention. The supreme president
presented her report on the work dur
ing the two years since the last con-
VentiOn
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Boman Cannon, deputy sheriff, re-
turned from mis- trip TO the east yes
terday, without Hermans, of course.
He speaks very highly of the treat
ment he received at the hands of the
Canadian officers and details the story
of the journey in the following
language:
"On arriving in Canada, I was taken
i'll on the train and when l got to
Pembroke went straight to the hotel
This was in the evening The crown
attorney called upon me and stared
that he had some damaging evidence,
but declined 80 make il public that
night in the morning he called on me
and said he was going TO take me TO
the jail. He stated that all the prison.
ers would be turned loose in the corri-
dor and that l must go in and identify
my man. He also remarked that the
Identification must be positive. 1 told
him l knew Hermans and would not
make a mistake"
I went in and the men were turned
loose. I inspected all OF them and came
back so the place where the crown at
torney was standing and told him Her
mans was not there but 1 could pick
out the man they had arrested for
him and was told TO do SO. 1 ia1lmedi-
ately walked over TO the suspect and
asked him to walk to the door with
me. He did so and I said this is the
man you have arrested, but Is not
Hermans. He asked me how ! knew
and 1 told him he was lighter than
Hermans and was shorter than he.
Then he did not have the mark on the
lip, did not have the same kind OF a
forehead and his HAIR and moustache
We're not SO sandy as Hermans.' He
also lacked in the jaw
Put on your glasses directed the
crown attorney and the suspect. did so.
Now what have you TO say TO me?' and
l told him the man was not Hermens.
The prisoner gEasped NE by the hand
with a grip that made my fingers acne
and said Mr.. Cannon, that's what I
have endeavured to tea them all
along
The crown attorney told me he
had received some evidence the day
before l had arrived and showed me
three kilograms telling all about Hamil-
ton, and v.rTuatly cleared UP his
record. of course they turned him
loose. 1 cann.t say mat they Were
moi justified in holding the man, for
he ressni5led He,mans n a great
many respects asld would attract atten-
ton in any locality by the description
and Photograph
During my stay there was treated
royalty and they telegraphed ahead for
me a berth. at their own expense. They
did everything they could for me. I
was assured that if I had identified
the man it would have been easier for
me to have gotten him than on a
requisition from some of the states. (
But il wasn't and here | am. l told
Hamilton 1 was sorry ne was not the
man. but he didn't sympathize with me
az ala They tell me he was agitated
when told he was arrested for murder
but got over il very soon"
"Of course we could have done no /
different The kilograms came for
month and letters. The crown at !
Inrney was positive But the best of /
them get fooled and this was one of (
Lne cases
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Berlin, July 2O.-The Lokal Anzeiger
made, will next year explore the west
ern coast of Greenland The Fran will
be under command of Captain Sver-
drup. who sailed with DR.. hansen as
navigator. DR.. Nansen Will shortly
make a tour CT research with o party
of English and American biologists
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Half Rates to Philadelphia, Pa.
Via the Baltimore e. Ohio r R

On Aug. ?. and the Baltimore &.
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tick
cts to Philadelphia, Pa. at rate of one
fare for the round trip. account League
of American Wheelmen, national
meeting. On this basis the round trip
fare from Chicago, Ills, will be $500
Tickets will be good for return until
Aug. 8, 1897.
For further information call on or
address s. n. Austin. general passen-
ger agent, Chicago, Ills.
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The w. J. Harvey Alaskan Mining
Syndicate company, limited. $4,000. 90:
shares so each.
We are arranging to put two thor
oughly reliable men into the KlondylSe
mining district. Alaska, gold diggings,
well equipped and with provisions for
one year. We will have a written
guarantee from them that all locations
shall be made exclusively for the 5ene-
fit of this syndicate. Subscriptions re-
ceived at 21S South Main street. up-
stairs w. ]. HARVEY.
Manager
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FROM AFRICA.
william c. spriggs, General Score

William G. Spriggs, General Score
tary of the z. III c. A. In Town.
William G. Spriggs. general secretary
of the Cape Town, South Africa, Young
Mems Christian association, was in the
city Yesterday He is making a tour
of the world, inspecting various asso-
Citations. and expressed himself as be-
ing especially impressed with the
American plan.
Mr.. Spriggs is a nephew of Right
Hon. Sir Gordon Spriggs, prime minis
ter of Cape Colony, and for several
years held a public position himself.
From this CITY he goes to San Fran
cisco and then to the Sandwich Islands
and australia.
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uirtnons Veru Sud6enlv.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 20.-An ordi-
nance has been passed by the city
council. and is now III force. which
prohibits the public exhibition of pic
lures of glove contests by vitascope,
or other such devices.
The ordinance is the result of the
petition of the WOman's Christian
Temperance Union, and was passed
upon the recommendation of the pub
lie morals committee.
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NOTICE.

The Daily Herald to mail subscrib-
ers must be paid III advance for the
tine ordered. Old subscribers must
comply with this rule on or before
June 1st. After that date all papers
not paid for in advance viii bs dis
continued
TEE HERALD COMPANY.
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ON THE BICYCLE TRACK
Excellent Sport, But che Attend
ance Was Light.
LOCAL FILTERS IN EVIDENCE
EAssARD TOOK THE ONE MILE
RACE EASILY.

But Emery Captured the Fifteen Mile
Almost Without a Struggle
Christensen Takes the Head
Among the Observation-Disclosures
Centered In the Half Mile Pro-
fessional, Which Was Won By
Becker of Denver.
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Talmage Conldn,t Stand II.

Washington. July 2O.-The Rev. Dr.
Talmage has been forced to sever his
connection with the First Presbyterian
church, owing to dissensiOn among it's
members. DR.. Sunderland is now in
charge of the church and he has an
nOunced that DR.. Talmage will not re-
turn
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CITY CALCULATION.

The City Circulation of The Herald
hes been leased to Mr.. J. o. McCraci<-
en- Subscribers who do not receive
sEeir papers promptly Will confer
g favOr IL they make complaint to
The lseraId counting room.
All checks fer city subscriptions
should be made payable to
J. .. M'CRACkEN,
C:ty Circulat0r.
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Utaa Coal.

Castle Gate. lump. $500. nut, ss.75.
Winter Quarters, lump. s375; nut
s3.75.
No extra haul charge within rea-
sonable distance =. G. COAL ca.
D. J. Sharp, agent Telephone 42g: q
South Main Street.
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Shannon to Be Removed

Washington, July 2O.-The president
has directed the removal of c. NJ.
Shannon. collector of internal revenue
for the district of New Mexico. and has
selected L. A. OTson as his successor.
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To BE Retired

Washington, July Commodore
Robert L. Pythian. superintendent of
the naval observatory will be placed
On the retired LIST Ct the navy tomorrow.
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BRIGHTON'S OPENING.

BrightoD's hotel, Silver Lake, viii be
open for business June %. Stage leaves
Cullen hotel daily at a. m. Ropte
from Park City also open Excellent
table and firs--class service. Terms
reasonable. For all particulars adj
dress d. II Brig ton. proprietor city
p. o. box 1920. Rates $3.50 per day.
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Gage win BE Dined.

Boston, July 2O--Secretary of the
Treasury Gage has accepted the invi-
tation of 20 of the most prominent
business men of Boston to attend a
dinner given in his honor next We'd
nesday evening at the Hotel Tuillier-
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ished second and colinson third. Time
LIB 3-5.
UNPACED MILE.

UNPACED MILE.
Lawyer then tried an unpaced mile
I for q record. but only succeeded in
finishing in 2:25 LIS. This was several
seconds below the record established a
year ago by Jensen. who made the mile
unpaced in 2:l3. Emery's efforss were
more speedy, but his pace only reached
z;lS 80. The final attempt was made
py George Inbrie, but he became tired
while in transit and finished in 2:32 20.
None of the riders came close to a rec
ord-breaking speed.
IN the one mile amateur handicap,
winch followed, Foyler and NJ. Collin
son, % yards, Ferguson of Butte 35
yards and Proudfit OF Ogden, 80 yards,
were the competitors. This event wes
won IN a pretty finish by Collinson,
with Tod Game pacing furiously few
Ieet behind him. Fowler was third.
Time-2:32.
The prize in the one mile Jubilee
cnaz Championship race fell into the hands
q stranger 1t went TO Becker of
Denver, who earned ii by the graceful
and speedy way in which he overlook
Liday and Emery. The entries were
Emery. Becker Hassard, Lawyer and
Liday. They were PACED by a tandem,
which was handled awkwerdly, and the
time was 2:19 1-5. Ldday finished sec
ond ana Emery third.
TEN MILE RACE.
Then Hassard and Emery crossed BIZ
cycle swords in the contest for ten
mile honors. They started from oppo-
site sides OF the track. and for the first
two laps the divergence in the pace
was scarcely observa bic, although Has
sard had in the early part of the race a
slight advantage. But Emery's cast
iron endurance overcame in the end.
Gradually he began TO close in and at
the end of the twentieth lap the diff
ference was in his favor. Hassard was
weakening fast, and at the end of the
enty-1ourth lap retired from the
race. Emery pushed on and finished
the remaining six laps, making the ten
miles in 1854 2-5.
The officials of the game were: Ref
cree, Bill Rishel; Judges Ernest Bam-
berger, t. w. Macdonald and William
Narchall of Ogden: uznpires. Mike Va
rian, ]. o. Cross; timers. A Beveridge,
George w. Weller and Jack ROyle.
The meet of yesterday is looked upon
as the foreIunner of still more eXcit-
ing contests on Saturday.
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Silver and Lead Quotations.

The silver and lead quotations yester-
day were IS follows:
Bar silver, co.'s cents.
Lead, exchange, $3.Hlza3.s7l4; brokers,
Copper. exchange, S1.O0GIl.25; brokers.
81 12la: casting, Sl0.25.
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snnano1is IN Commission

New York. July 20.-The new Light draft
gunboaf Annapolis was placed in COM
mission today at the navy yard, Brook
lyql. the ceremonies being witnessed by a
large crowd of spectators and many of
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By sending coupon ana 81 you can
secure Appletons Stratford- on-Avon
edition. Il de Luke volumes, superbly
illustrated in photographs. together
with a portfolio OF art plates (made
in Paris by Goupil & Coz As the
distribution is strictly limited to 200
sets prompt action is necessary.
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DIED.


ESSEI.MAN-In this city. July 90 1891
of cancer. Henrietta Esselman, aged AZ
years.
Funeral notice Will be given later In
dertaker Joseph William Taylor has
charge of the remains.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; pays {. per
cent. on deposits. r Armstrong, pres. !:
P. w. Madsen, vice-pres.; j. b. jan
nings, cashier; - Z. 1st South streer
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GARFIELD BEACH TRAINS
Run Fva,.z, uonr

From July goth to 18th, commencing at
1915 a. m. See the De Novas in their
great act-'The Electric Meteors.'
Fare, including performance, 50 cents
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured.
and interest paid OF deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust company.
nc Main streeS-
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The deficiency BILL

Washington. July 2O.-The president
has signed the Deficiency appropria-
ton bill
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If you are too warm. call al our store
and get a nice fan. free of charge.
Temple OF Music, new store. POS State
street
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GARFIELD BEACE TRAINS
Will Pnn Every Honr

From July 10th to 18th, commencing at
1915 a. m. See the De Novas in their
great act-"The Electric Meteors."
Fare. including performance. so cents.
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HALL OF RELICS.

Open every day from a. m. to 10
p. m. Band concerts every night.
Special feature for Monday evening,
July 10. at $780, Public reception by
the Moorish Arabs. led by Sill Hassan
Ben Ali.
Dr. E. NJ. keyser has relocated in the
Auerbach building. second floor. Rooms
200-201 1e2 Main street.
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TRAINS EVERY HOUR
To Garfield Beach.

During Jubilee week, commencing at
1915 a. M, July 10Th. See Eur0pe's
greatest sensational novelty by the De
Novas. Fare. including performance,
onlv 30 cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-21

The proper way to build health is TO
make the blood rich and pure by TAX
ing Hoods Sarsaoarilla. the one true
blood purifier.
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Jubilee Sale

New parasols just in. 81 parasol for
S1.15; $3.50 parasol for S155.
r. K. THOMAS D. C. co.
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Saltair Beach.

Trains run every hour commencing
at 1:15 p. m.
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Lagoon! Lagoon. Lagoon,

Co where the crowds go.
Round trip, including admission. 2;
cents
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If you want a nice SC cigar to
smoke, try Buttons, it takes the bun
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For SALE Oh TRADE.


THREE ACRES FINE LAND. close to
city: will sell at a bargain or trade for
house and lot in city. w z. Hubbard &
Co. 1915 Progress building.
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Periodical tickets taken for retail
trade at the Palace meat market, 26,
South Main.
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THE DE NOVALS.

Call for Tulu Lulu, the new Pepsin
Chewing Gum, for sale everywhere.
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Jubilee Sale.

81 parasol for si.I5; $3.50 parasol for
Sl.55.
R. K. THOMAS D. c. co.
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B0MAN CANNON RETURNS
BACK FROId HIS FRUITLESS
VISIT TO CANADA.

Relates the Circumstances of the Ap-
prehension of Hamilton, the Sus-
pect, Who Was Just What He
Represented Himself to BE, a
Preacher In the Vineyard-Every
Courtesy Shown BY Canadian Off
Gals.
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Dr. e. N. Keyser. dentist. has new
ard elegant parlors in the Auerbach
building. 1872 Main street Rooms 200
aO1
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jubilee Sale.

A fine sateen dress pattern; 9 yards
r. K. THOMAS D. C. co.
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Tulu Lulu Gum, the new leader, try
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Cherry flavor Tulu Lulu Pepsin
Chewing Gum is Delicious.