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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

The WGssetn hotel IN Little Cot.
tonwood canyon hgs been nipieiely
overhnuleI and ample acCommo1a.
lions ior man and beast are provided
1t reasonable rates. Stage Coni ectior 2
with Murray car leave Theatre cor
ner 7:I0 u. m. daily, except Sunday
ana ('us) hour later, re'urning 10
tho city at $40 y. m. Fare, roun I
"Trip irJm Murray Sl.0O. AuurSss u.
ID. Bslnes, Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

saitnir tSracn.
Trains Iuu every hour commanding
l:l5 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

SniiHtr Benca.
Trains ran every hour common cling
at 1:l5 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

This week wegive on, copy OF thee
music TO enol prrsOn ealing at our
store for toe SAM,
Temple OF Musln New Store,
1U5 Strt4 Slrpat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

ani 10 par celt lead ID the ton.
Three man arc now Working
the MINI, which Is considered to br
sue best property ia tue district.
La Tie True Bis,ure mine there is a
showing OF ore watch yields va ues OF
70 er cent copper 81 ounces SILVER
aud SIS IN EOlu.
The Galena mine 10 also in goud
shape. 1, has snpit 40 feet deep an,
ore values from la to .6O gu ces In
silver ana IS Ia gylu. lhe BAnty
claim is auotner pcOmlsing property
upon which work IL progressiJg uice.
y. LIS ore RI from Sl4 TO 500 III
gold ana 40 ounces In silvbr ty the ton.
Mr.. Carver aays the formation OF tn
dR.Ilot lie dinute ana uoianite llms
AM a quatlzi.s and granite. lite locC-
lion Is I.ut,esu milth " IN Ffsco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

SHIinir Bchcn.
Trairs run every hour commencing
al l:l5 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Lagoon. I.Rsaou. Lagoon.
The only p'oa5ur" T s5E'.
Il unl trip uciudi * um'stiCH, 70
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

shIEntT nenCh.
Trail run every hour commencing
Of LIS nm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Hntthir n'ncb.
Trait run every hour commencing
at l:l6 Nm.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
BOUND OVER.

Henry F. Williams viii Get q Hearing In
the District Court In October.
4 The trial of Henry F. Williams for
criminal libel against William Heath
was set today for hearing in Justice In
grams court. A change of venue was
taken to Justice Borden and the case
was heard in the county court room. Guy
Duncan appeared for the prosecution
and Charles Ward ior the defence.
The article which appeared in the FL
dora Miner and which was reproduced
from the complaint in these columns, re-
fecting upon the character of a mission
AIRY that had been operating there formed
the basis for the prosecution. The de.
fense set up that the article was based
upon story furnished by man named
Faults and was really published under
a misapprehension. Mr.. Williams in his
defense claimed that the item was a mis-.
take in the man due to his information
Mr.. Williams was bound over to the
October term of the district court under
$500 bonds.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
GOES TO BUFFALO.
Herr Johann Most Changes His Base OF
Operations.

New York, Aug. 3I-Herr Johann
Most, the leader of the anarchists, who
has long been regarded as one of the in
stitutions of New York will leave on
Tuesday next for Buffalo, where he will
assume control as editor of the Arbeter
Zeiiung, daily anarchist organ of that
CITY.
Most's New York organ, The Freiheit,
ceased publishing on August7. Previous
to its establishment in New York In 1878,
the Freiheit was shifted from place to
place in various parts of the world. 1t
was started originally in London, was
moved to Zurich and from there to
Berne, where it remained until it was
brought to America. 1t first began pub
lication in Hoboken, New Jersey, and
finally went to New York where it con-
tlnued publication until the present time.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
Small Operators VIII Surrender.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. ga meeting of
coal operators who do not ship to the
lakes has been arranged for tomorrow,
when plans will be formulated to start
their mines at the 90 cent rate, if permis-
sion can be secured from the miners
officials 10 allow their men to return to
work. Many of the operators who are in
sympathy with the movement are afraid
to join in the meeting and prefer to await
the result of the heavy operators plan to
break the strike by importing men.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
5 NEWS.
QUOTES THE CONSTITUTION.

The Labor Congress Listen to a Ringing
Report From the Committeeman.
St. Louis, Aug. 3I.-An hour after the
convening of the labor congress here to-
day the committee made report in part
as follows:
Though the plans of our watchful
fathers of the Republic have been just,
the judiciary has become supreme. We
witness policy that is phenomenal,
one absolutely new in the history of the
world. A Republic PROSTATE at the feet
Of judges appointed to administer it's
laws.
"Under the cunning form of the injunc
ton, the courts have assumed to enact
criminal laws, and after thus drawing to
themselves the power of legislation have
repealed the bill of rights and for viola
ton of the court made laws have denied
the accused the right of trial by jury.
THE exercise of the commonest rights
of man, the right of assembly, the right
OF travelling the public highway and tine
right OF free speech, has by legislation
under the form of injunction been made
crime and armed forces disperse as
mobs people daring in company to exer.
else these rights"
Numerous other charges are made and
the report concludes with the following !:
"Resolved, That as no nation in which
the people are totally disregarded can
long remain free nation, therefore we
urge upon all liberty loving citizens to
remember and obey Article of the Con-
stitution of the United States, which
reads: The right of the people to keep
and bear arms shall not be infringed.'
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
LEUTGART CONFIDENT.
Believes That the State Cannot Make Out
q Case Against Him.


Chicago, Aug. 3I-The sensation caus
ed by the testimony given by Louis Lieut.
CART in the trial of his father for the
murder of his mother has not yet died
away. He testified that he heard his
mother after 1890, at which time the
prosecution claims the woman was being
dissolved in the caustic solution.
Leutgart was jubilant and said in ref
erence to the testimony of the son: 81
don't see how the state is going to get
over my sons testimony. I'll tell you it
gave them black eye. Just wait and
there will be other surprises in store for
them" t,
The defense proposes to introduce a
witness that will testify that previous to
Mrs. Leutgart's disappearance she told
her that she intended to drop out of
sight "just to cause Adolph trouble" Z"
Leutgart feels confident that he can stand
rigid cross examination.
The only witness this morning was
Silas Muhlander, the photographer, who
took the Interior of the sausage factory.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
COMMITTEE ARRIVES.
President Winston and Chairman WooteI
Inspect Boulaer's Beauties.

President Winston and Chairman Wooten
Inspect Boulaer's Beauties.
The committee Representing the school
teachers association of Texas, arrived
this morning to look over Boulder and
inspect its deslrability as point to
establish summer home. The COM
mittee consisted Of President Winston of
the Texas university and Chairman
Wooten of the board of regents OF the
university and their ladies. A part of
the committee were unable to come up
this morning.
The party was met at the university
station by President and Mrs. Baker, a
committee of citizens in charge of Mayor
Ricketts, and the representatives of the
Boulder papers. After being shown
over the university grounds, they were
driven over the mesas to the south OF
town, to the lakes and to all points suit
able for their purpose. After luncheon
at President Bakers they were taken a
short distance up Boulder canyon.
The party were unable to extend their
stay longer than one day, but the means
and advantages of the town were clearly
shown off.
In an interview with Camera repre-.
sentative, Mr.. Winston expressed him.
self delighted with Boulder and vicinity
He said II have met quite number OF
people who have visited Boulder and
their usual expression of opinion IS high.
ly favorable to the town. From such
plimentary descriptions, was pre-
pared for a beautiful place, but must
confess myself surprised, as it SO far ex.
ceeded my expectations.
The impression made on the visitors
was of such favorable nature that good
results may be pretty sure to follow.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
silver Quota tion.
New York. Aug. 3I-Silver is quoted
at 5lA today.
Was Evidently Murdered,

Middleton, Conn. Aug. 31-Fisher-
men last evening found floating on the
water near Sayb-ook the nude body of
woman. She was apparently about 60
years Of age and is believed to have
been Mrs. Horan of Hartford. The
body showed indications OF violence and
1t is believed that she was mure cred.
There are no clues.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
School
Dress Goods.

We are showing large line of novelties wool mixtures, all
wool Ann in plain coors Checks paid stripes designs and
other goods specially for school dresses They service
able, pretty and reasonable in price
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
Favor Negotiations With the u. S.

Muskagee, |. T., Aug. 3I-The called
sessions of the Creek Council have ad-
journed after refusing to coincide with
their chiefs views in refusing to negoti.
ate with the Dawes commission. The
Council regards as very important the
negoti .tions with the commission.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
DiSclaims the Item.

My attention has been directed to-
day to a statement in Saturday nights
issue Of the Denver Times regarding the
cloudburst at Sunshine. I wish to state
for the benefit of the public that re-
ported a truthful statement OF the cloud
burst consisting of four lines, and ! am
not responsible for the fcticious element
of the article, which came direct to The
Times by telephone from Sunshine.
J.R. WoLFF.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
Indorse Seth Low for Mayor.

New York, Aug. 3o-The executive
committee of the Citizens union at a
meeting held tonight decided to stand
alone with Seth Low and no other as its
candidate for mayor of Greater New
York. Home rule is what is desired and
state and state and national issues are TO
be summed.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
THE TRIBAL UPRISING.

The East Indians are Continuing the Hos
Utilities.
Simla, Aug. 31-The Belroochl tribes.
men have risen near March and have
crossed the Afghan frontier. The Ghazis
made another raid near Quetta and killed
SIX natives and wounded several others.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
School Shoes.

People will looking for School Shoes and the question
arises where can wearing obtained and at the lowest
prices Our and Ohldens school shoes larger
more complete than showing all the late toes tips
shapes ETC. you get just what you and then be
tain that YOU have the best We carry the BEST WEARING
;ea Of school shoes made America We figure give THE
MOST WEAR FOR THE LEAST MONEY. We can
help YOU solve the school shoe problem
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
State Hospital Burns.

Binghampton, N. Y. Aug. 3I-The
state hospital near here burned this
morning. A panic ensued among the
1000 patients but no one was hurt. The
loss was S3o,ooo.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
New York Broker Assigns.

New York, Aug. 3I.-Ed. B. Cutoert,
banker and broker assigned today. His
assets were recently stated as 100000.
No schedule filed.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
ALL WERE DROWNE D.
A Boat Containing Five Men Capsized Near
Furnace, Michigan.

Gladstone, Mich. Aug. 3I-Last even
ing. five Finlanders were drowned in the
bay opposite Furnace by the capsizing
of sail boat. Three bodies have been
found, but two remain unrecovered.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31
New GoodSl

showing larger and better selected stock of General
Merch disc than before.
receiving were purchased spot cash the LOWEST posi-
BILE PRICES nd will be sold at prices them rapidly
inspection large stock of goods being opened and
will convince the people that mean business and
th1m
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04
SELECT RELIGIOUS READING.
SABBATH DESIGNATION.

As an illustration OF the harm done by
Sabbath dissertation, Mr.. Moody told n story
OF the downfall Of a young man. an incident
that had come under his own observation
One OF his friends. he said. had a confidcn-
tial clerk, who had been trained in his New
England home to regard Sunday As IA day Of
rest and worship. 1he employer said one
Saturday that he wished the young man
To come down the next day and help him
straighten out his books. The clerk colored
n little, and said that he would be glad TO
work until midnight Saturday. and TO be-
down shortly after midnight on sunday, hut
that he did not wish TO work ON sun
day. Tn employer oyerpersuaded him,
however, and In three years the clerk was u
defaulter for 1920, 900. The employer went
across the sea and brought him home, and
sent him to the penitentiary Tor eight year,.
I'm my opinion said Mr.. Moody. tho
thief was the better man Of the two IL"
urged upon the people TO make sunday u
holy day AMI not a holiday. aud said that
unless the workincmcn stood mp for n day
OF rest II would not bc long before II would
hc not a day of recreation, but Il day OF
labor for the workinSman.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04

Lord Of heaven and earth. We bless thee
that heaven and earth are always named to-
gcther in tiny Book. In the beginning God
created tho heavens and the earth and
Jesus said, Father, Lord Of heaven aud
earth. Teach Us that We belong to one au-
other. and We belong to God give W. the
JOY OF fellowship deliver us from the idca
of selt-complrtcness civ" IA To feel hat all
thou hast mado Is one. Thus shall our lives
be godly thus shall We live the Christ
life. lie snvcth others. himself hes did
not save. lie liScth for men and women
and little children. and he made ali the
poor his friends. and sent the rich empty
away as they came. We bless thee for this
Son ot Man, God the Son, the Eternal Won
der, the Un>prakablc Joy. lIo promised to
give us rest II W. would come 10 him and ho
promised to give US strength w%hcrcwith to
come. So all things are Of grace. We bless
thee, Therefore. that though W. can do moth
Ing, We can do all things through Christ
which strcncth"ncth ~. May We always
await the incoming strength, and thereby
glnriiy thee, through Christ, our Lord,
Amen
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04
Newsy GIeautncs,

There are $4,000 on-Gernan residents ia
Berlin.
The gold reserve is now over sI4l 900, 600,
and still growing.
1t cost Great Britain nearly sllO, 900, 900
last year to maintain her navy.
Sanitary conditions in Havana, Cuba, nc
cording to all reports, are horrible.
The Electric Springs Railway, OF warrens-
burg, Mo-, has been sold for scrap iron.
A Pullman car porter was lynched for us.
sault the other day near Columbus, Miss.
A strong movement is now being made in
Texas to establish q State industrial school
or girls.
Direct telephone communication is being
established between Berlin aud Bucharest.
Hungary.
The London theatre managers are snid to
DO planning wa on tho high hat nuisance In
lighthouses.
The Ohio sauerkrnut makers have reti.
TONED for n tarif to protect them from
foreign competition.
Pierre Is TO remain the capital OF South
Dakota. the Senate having rejected tho bill
Tor q removal to Huron.
The drinking water In Chicago Ia 50 im-
pure that the city authorities have forbidden
It's use in the public schools.
The Italian Government has purchase ! the
Borghese gallery. paying the Prince 81 ,O)o,-
)oJ for the pictures and $4,000 Tor tho
sculptures.
The proposed new charter for New Haven,
Conn.,, provides for IA clvii-seryice board unu
q system OF competitive examinations.
A European firm lately ordered ut Pad,;.
cab, KY, 900, 900 feet OF lumber in 5000
pieces, half poplar and half oak. The iua.-
Der business has been good.
For the first time in years tho Mississippi
River at ST. Louis is n solid block OF leo be.
tween tho Missouri and Illinois shores, mud
ferry boats have hard work 10 keep Il chan
mel open.
New Orleans women have succeeded In
raising enough money to put In good con-
dition the grounds about ibe Jackson mopu-
ment on .hc battl field OF Ohalmeite. They
have issued n public appeal for n suftcien,
amount to complete tho sbnft OF bricl; and
marble, and restore tho broken boso OF lho
monument.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04
CYCLING NOTES.

There are 100 900 wheelmen in New Jor-
sey.
In France tho first patent for a bicycle was
taken out In 1918.
Convertible tandems ARE coming in for O II
siderable attention just now.
Tiremakers are continually entanGlcd in
litigation and any suits are pending.
In the way Of frelll bicycles, next to bicycle
boats, ice bicycles cut the most Ice with in
vontors.
New Jersey wheelmen made q hard fight
for their bicycle baggage bill before the state
Legislature.
Students OF racing hive lately been pre-
dieting that Unions hour record OF thirty
one miles 5s2 yards will never be beaten.
A bicyclc-making finn in England is now
giving 10 every buyer insurance policies
against death. disablement or loss OF machine
either by theft or fire.
Some time ago some ono suggested the idea
OF making celluloid gear cases. Amanuiac-
tcrer turned some out in England. and now
comes a report to the effect that tho friction
OF the chain sets them a fire.
Tho inventors are making n run on tho
Patent 0flce and many minds seem 10 run 10
sheatbed tires, or tire armor made OF wire or
steel scales. Whether they will ever bc
placed on the market Is another question.
Accident insurance companies refuse to
grant q policy 10 u ''bicycle girl" The rea-
son Is not that she Is supposed to ride worse
than tho bicycle boy" but that her claims
for trivial and small Injuries are too persis-
ent.
Atlanta (Ga.) bicycle dealers are to furnish
the Tax Assessor with a list OF those VINO
have purchased bicycles so that they can On
taxed. Owners OF horses complain that tney
are taxed, and bicycles, which are really
Injuries, are not. A tax Of % on all Bicycles
will be imposed.
II Is q bad plan when storing q wheel IN u
basement or cellar to allow 1t to rest on Ine
tires. The best plan Is to hang tho bicycis
up on hooks driven into the ceiling, anu
care should be taken that mice have no way
OF getting at the tires, rs these miscbieyous
fellows have been known to ruin q paif OF
new tires In less time than It takes 10 tell ''
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04

There ara several ways OF numbering u
lays. one way j. merely to count thom oil
rs we tear oil the daily leaves of our calen-
dar. Each evening n man has one day less
TO 1--we. But that IS not true numbering.
Another way Is merely 20 count the days
into the aggregate of life, 4 man is one day
older hut that Is all. II" IS no better, He
has left NO worthy record ON tho days
page. Tho truo numbering Is that which
fills the days ~ they pass with records OF
good and hoHut,ful living. and with lines Of
growth In character. Just now We are look
ing back over the story OF u closing year.
What hHyowH given the days to keep for us.
What lessons of wisdom have We learned
from Them. rs one 10y one they have passed Z
There II littln good in worrying Oven the
failures Of the year, but we ought TO learn
from our past. lie Is In" wise man, not who
makes no mistakes, hut VINO does not repeat
his mistakes, - Il. VI Her, i. u.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04
suIrERINa AND soERnw.

In suffering and sorrow God touches the
minor chords. develops the passive virtues,
and opens t. view the treasures Of darkness
tho constellation of promise the rainbow OF
hope, the silver light OF the covenant. What
IL character without sympathy, submission,
patience, trust and hope that grips
til" unseen IA IN anchor But these
graces are only possible through SORROW.
sorrow is a garden, the trees ot which
are linden with the pcar"ablo fruits Of
righteousness; do not leave it without
bringing them with you. Sorrow is mine,
the walls of which glisten with precious
stones he suro AMI do not rctraro your
steps into daylight without some specimens.
Sorrow il II school. You arn sent To- sit on
It's hard bcnch"v and learn from is black
lcttercd page lessons which will make you
wis forever du not ,rilc away your chance
of graduating there. Miss Hayrrgnl used To
talk Of turned lesson, Rev. T.. b. Meyer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04
PROMINENT EOp

Scnatdr-clcct Mason, Of Illinois, was born
IN the state OF New York.
Sculptor Bracnuv Of Chicago has finished
n marble bust OK Mrs. william Mckinney.
Twenty-Five wears ago Senator pritchard.
at North Carolina, was a printers dovll ia
the onice ot the JOnesboro (Ienn.) Tribune,
President Faure intends 10 visit Algeria.
No previous FIeu0I President has done so.
md tho last royal visit was that OF NAPOLEON
III.
Malno's ''Irlnd old man" IA ex-senator
james Ware Bradbury, OF Augusta. who Is
ninety-tlvc years OLD. wnich makes him cigh,
years the senior Of Mr.. Gladstone,
Japau's Emperor has the writing
habit worse than Emperor william Of Ger
many. for hr pcnnol 1900 couplcts dur.
ing 1896, He has composed over 5000
c%OuDlets in all.
Ella Wheeler wilcox. the famous "portres.
OF passion Inns just celebrated her forty
third birthday. She married II silyer-plato
drummer some years ago, and her muse has
since become much more sodaLc.
Garrett A. Hobart has leassi for four ycnry
the palntiai residence in Washington OF A..
T.. Barber, the asphalt king. This mansion
lisa largo ono Of granite, and is surrounded
by an extensive park and shade Tree.
Ex-Socrctary John W. Foster has started
a Sunday.school class in tho Now York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church, Washington,
which Is attended by betwcon sixty and
seventy people, including several public mon.
Charles A. Dana, editor OF tho Ncy York
sun. said In n lecture Mt Ann Arbor, Mich
the other day that In had ruined his eyes
when young by rotding "0liver Twist" by
cnndlo light when tho novel was 1rst pub
lishol.
Justice Harlan. OF the Un;tc1 State Su-
preme Court. Is u teacher OF tho Sunday
school OF the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Washington. Ho has a class OF
thirty or forty young men. to whom he OK
pounds the Scriptures every Sunday.
II. J. Heinz, tho Piitsbarg manufacturer.
has one OF tho largest privnte museums in the
United States. In his collection, which nc-
cupics one floor OF his house. arc an Egyp-
tian mummy and n cast OF the prehistoric
skeleton found In a cave IN Mentone, France.
II Is estimated that Il will take three months
to catalogue the collection.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-04

Ones danger Of Misleading III" signals
along his personal li'n-cOurs" IS uu less IN
the moral world than in th" physical. Mans
conscience, like a Shlps compass. should hc
corrected according TO a divine standard. II
must lie set right 10y comparison with the
true standard OF tn" Sun OF righteousness,
rated frequently by the Bible record, and
guarded wntchfully, lost Ivy careful usage
its accuracy be lost and the soul IN mid
ocean Ice without II guide. Unless you know
how much your cunsricur" chroapmotri
slow. cor qnickcns Ia tho various Iatltuirs
where you sail, you will never b" aide to
learn your bearings accurately or to las your
course correctly. - Henry Clay Irumbull.