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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
CAUSE OF DEATH.
Miss Isabel Mary Murphy's End Was
Caused by Diseases Resulting from
Chronic Alcoholism.

London. March 3O-A large crowd Of
curious people attended the funeral to-
day of Miss Isabel Mary Murphy,
youngest daughter Of the late Daniel
Murphy the California millionaire. An
inquest upon the remains was held yes
Jerday and a verdict was rendered set
ting forth that the death of Miss Muir
ply was due TO disease caused by
chronic alcoholism.
One Of the sisters Of the deceased has
been enormously said TO be the wife of
the ViscOunt WOlsely. the commander
in-chief of the forces. Lady Wolsely
was a Miss Erskine. Two sisters Of
Miss Murphy. however, married Eng
lish BarOnets. and a third sister is the
wife Of a secretary Of legation al Paris.
The late Miss Murphy has willed her
fortune, said to amount 10 100000 to
q Catholic priest, Father S. Mullen, at
whose house she lived. He relatives
have decided TO contest her will.
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HELD on SUSPICION.

KEY WEST. Fla. March 3o.-The tug
Monarch has been captured by the reve-
nue. cutter Wnona and was brought here
this morning in charge of one of her Off
GERS. The tug is now at the government
dock. The crew refuse to make any state
ment on the subject.
The Monarch was captured at Bahia
Honda. about thirty miles from here.
Nothing was found aboard her. She is
simply being held on suspicion.
1t is reported that a filibustering expedl-
ton was to have left here last night TO
ioin the Monarch at Bahia Honda and that
coal was 10 be sent 10 her from here.
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KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION.

Chicago. March 3O.-TwO men were
killed and four seriously injured by an
explosion in the northwest water tun-
mel at the foot OF Oak street to-day.
The dead are Owen OMalley and Peter
vie =, her The injured are Thomas
60 i". -, e~,c. his Hayes, Patrick Con-
icy was definitely resolved
ing Of the Republicans memsers q.
committee held tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
A CURRENCY COMMISSION
Proposed By Representative Heatwole, OF
Minnesota

WASHINGTON. March So.-Recresen-
tative Heatwole. of Minnesota, has in
PRODUCED a resolution for banking and
currency commission which is I'm line
with the recommendations Of Mr.. McKiu-
Isy's inaugural address and of the Indian
lpoliS conference. The resolution recites
shat i'm view OF the present inadequate
banking and currency system, 4 is de-
sirable that Congress have the aid of eX-
perts in making changes. The commits
sion is TO be composed of four citizens
eminent i'm trade political economy and
banking. 10 Toe appointed by the Presi-
dent. two Senators TO be appointed by the
Vice President, TWO Representatives 10 be
appointed by the Speaker, and the comp
troller of the currency. The resolution
provides that IL shall report 10 Congress
the first Monday os next December.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
LAKE SAILORS WAGES CUT.

CLEVELAND. O.. March &o.-At
r,ss.in., OF the Lake Carriers Association
today the scale of wages FOR crews Ior
the present season was adopted. the wages
Will be lower than they were last year De
inc about what was paid in 1894 and 1895.
-,ba crews will be we'll satisfied. however
as they have been anticipating heavier
reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
COMPLICATIONS EXPECTED

CHICAGO. March 3o-The announce
nent that the Baltimore and Ohio railway
had arranged for its own lake line has ere
atsd some surprise in railway circles ana
combinations are expected. The first boat
starts on April ard will probably be the
first vessel through the straits OF Mack
inavv. Three steamers will ply between
Fairport and Milwaukee and Chicago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
A POOLING BILL BY FORAKER.

Washington, March Ex-senator For
aker. of Ohio, to-day introduced a pool
ing bill. II is practically a reproduce
ton of the Patterson bill introduced in
the last Congress. II is intended to
meet the objections TO pooling which
were raised by the Supreme Court Of
the United States in its decision recent
" rendered in the Missouri
freight association case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
CAPT. REED ARRESTED.

NEW YORK. March 9O.-Capt. E. w.
Reed, Of the ship T. F. Cakes. was arrest
ed to-day upon a warrant issued by the
L. S. Court. The cakes is the ship upon
which, during its last voyage there was
much suffering and several deaths result
ing, as alleged, from insufficient and inr-
proper food
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
THE BODY FOUND.

COLUMBUS. O.. March So.-The nude
body of Mrs. John ". Miller, a farmers
wife. az Black Lick. this county. was
found to-day. she having been outraged
and murdered Monday by tramp en-
plovs I'm the temporary absence of her
husband.
The tramp has gone.
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THREE LOST THEIR LIVES.

New York. March SO.-Fire broke out
this afternoon in the apartment house
Nc. 81 West 105th street. Three per-
sons who were on the top floor lost
their lives. They are Mrs. c. H. Toll
niger and her three-year-old daughter
and a young lady named Miss Cleo
Ryan. who was visiting the Tollingers.
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n.III IN1pGsr TANES

MADRID. March 9O.-The government is
contemplating imposing new taxes in or
der TO provide for the Cuban wan expenses.
liz is rumored here that Gen. Sanguilly
viii succeed Gen. Ruiz Riviera. now pris-
oner IN the hands of the Spanish. as COM
mander of the insurgent forces in the prov
f0ce OF Pinar del Rio.
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Cen RIIz RIVERA ALL RIGHT.

Kansas City, Mo, March 3O.-Col. D.
S. Hartman, who has charge of the To-
cal Cuban headquarters, asserted to-
dav that he is in receipt of private in
formation that Gen. Ruiz Rivera was
not captured in an engagement at
Cabezadas. but was still at the head of
q large force of insurgents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
B1cYcLE THIEF CAPTURED.
Special to the Register.

S0oClaI 70 IIt INtEI'I'I'
MARIETTA. o.. March Civilian
willis. who stole a bicycle yesterday from
solzman's machine shop. was arrested at
cutter to-day, while bound for Spring
6eld I'll. He was brought to this city and
pleaded guilty to the charge The reward
~ 90 offered by the l.. a. W, will be paid
TO Mr.. Vanvalley, Of Cutter.
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4 HEAVY SNOW STORM.

DENVER. Colo, March SO.-There has
been heavy snow fall on the eastern
slope of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado
since last midnight and the storm continues
at noon. A high wind is blowing but it is
not cold. Much of the snow has already
melted.
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co on FULL TIME
to the Register

Special 20 the Register.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. March 30
All the employees in the carpenters, truck
ers' and blacksmith departments al the
p. & o. shops have been put on full time.
The great increase in freight traffic has
necessitated the move.
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URGED TO RECOVER THE BODY.

Washington. March 90.-Senor Du-
puy de Lone. the Spanish minister
here, has cabled 10 Acting Captain Cen
eral Ahumada, at Havana, request
that he do all in his power to aid in
the recovery Of the body of the unfor-
tunate newspaper correspondent Cros-
by. who was killed at Arroyo Blanco,
and to have the remains shipped TO the
United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
FLOUR. GRAIN AID FEED.
RepIster Cmce.


WHEELING March 30.
Flour-ChoI family flour in wood,
81 20; In paper. 81 90 per barrel; Mime
haha IN !. cotton sacks, s. 80; Minnehaha
i'm wood. 81 o.. Galaxy in u cotton sacks,
81 70: Famous in sacks 81 10. Famous III
wood. 81 s.; spring wheat flour in jute
sacks OF lao lbs. - - per barrel; Pillsbury's
Best in wood. 81 %; Pillsbury in paper;
81 80: Reliance, spring wheat, in wood and
cotton 81 30; paper. 81 10; SILVER Lake.
winter wheat family -four, 81 40 in paper;
Gold Coin in Il sacks or wood. 81 80.
Wheat-Per bushel, 70q7jc; corn, 25a3Oc;
oats. soc: new. zoe.
Feed-Mddllngs per ton, $40 GO; bran.
Hay"No. / baled hay, ST 0Od12 90; loose
hay. so OUltl2 %; new hay, baled, Sl3 Vvg
Il 90; loose. so I04l2 TO-
Straw-Baled. IS o.: loose. S 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
DEATH OF A PIONEER.

Special to the Register
PARKERsBURG. W. Va, March 30
udpe c. c. Fischer. one Of the pioneer
residents Of Wood county. died here last
night. aged 60 years. HIS estate IS val
ued at So. 600. a widow and one child sur
ViVe him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 2O-The steam
tug Fl Rio Rey. chartered by the S.. Louis
Republic as a flood relief boat. sank in
forty feet Of water in front OF Memphis
this morning. No lives lost.
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GROCERIES,
Register Office.
INt = ID ~ NS.i4SN'
WHEELING. March 80.


WHEELING, March 80.
Syrup-Silver Drips Syrup. lSc; Fancy
Drips, Csc; &c additional in half barrels;
New Orleans AIolasses-Fancy new crop,
Sc; choice. 32c: prime. SOC: mixed GOODS.
New Orleans. Csc; bakers goods, Sc
Provislons-Schenk's medium S. c. hams.
l0Ac; 20-lb average, sac; 5. {. breakiast
bacon. 70SLc; $. c. shoulders, 6i2c: CITY
sides. &c; ham beef l3c; ordinary beef, nc.
Lard-Schenk s pure kettle, uerces, oi4c'
Arrnour's pure uerces. Sc The advance
. mailer packages over tierces Is as Ioi-
..a Fancy tubs nc: 5O-lb tins. &c; 2O-lD
jrs Sc; i9-lb Tins, &c; 5-lb tins &c: gid
g. .e-Green Coffee. Fancy Golden Rio.
ancy green. 24c; .peaberry. A&c:
.-- green, 22lec; prime srSen; &c
grades, 1S12c; Java and Mocha
gn graqe. .2zsc. Roasle@ :. t1cEs-
buckles coffee. 1890; Jersey cot
=; Lion coffee. 1920: Arrow cof-
Panhandle coffee. 1890.
l. Goods-S-lb fancy tomatoes, 9c;
.. new. SIC; Hartford Co. stand
-.l TO-. &c; 2-lb Honey Drop corn, 81 10;
81 70: 3-lb STANDARD table
.: pie peaches IJc: lib Deep
Ndaro cove oysters. soc; l-lD
coVs oysters, Coo; Acorn
~ beans, Usc: III can corn
taef can cnpped beef. q 20: LIB
G "a y western. strained. coc;
cl'1. 90. &C: carbon. i5O Sc; water
v.- miners winter white oil.
-u.r .tc. SIC.
POW q. 512c; granuldted, standard.
..-, standard confecJioners \, 4.1ic; CO.
iumbia a, 4.G2c; Ridgewood a. 4.62c;
America a, 4.62c; white extra c, 4.JOc; Z,
399c; choice fruit sugar, S62c; Clarified
n. o.. 4l4c.
Rice-Fancy pearl, &c: choice pearl. SIC;
choice domestic. &C; prime domestic. 5%lc;
fair domestic. 5}2c: fancy mead. Gi2t.
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LIVE sTOCE.
Reeister once.

Regis1er Once.
Dull. WHEELING. March 80,
terest in the greaGVQv t9 .. Ing iron NINE
on the Western Mesaba, has been bought
by the Cambria Iron Company, of Penn
sylvania
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MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.

uo1-GHTON. Mich. March So.-Rich-
ard NJ. Hoar. Mayor of Houghton and
Iaodirr merchant has made an assign
ment LIABILITIES. $4,000; assets, half
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HON. GEO. L. CONVERSE DEAD.

-CO1T-NfRUs. O.. March 3o-Hon. Geo.
converse ex-membera Of Congress.
died to-day.
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nON'T MOVE YOUR SQUARE PIANO.

II Won want a new upright piano we
ui1I take your old square in part pay
ment and deliver the new upright to
your new home. An assortment OF
over fifty new pianos TO select from.
Come in and talk it over.
O-- f. w. BANNER CO.
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...s ~"
..1 , borrifv-
4..-. s- once he
.5-.., 81, srhsrapti-
81. " rfs They
-. t.., billed
- ,..to5,. and
orr. . NIT. .' g.. o., ,l,ar-
- ,,-,r-
.,.I u.;-b his
81, .-vssriga+e.
Lewis - .-'- &c..
--..'.a .. @ -.',- -...9 -. -;
$500, ~ .-..-h
-.a.s " Lewis - -o'U ~, 80
a.. -. +h.ro
. - .,,.;.
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INC. - '' -
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.
.ial m the REGISTER.

Special to the Register.
WESTON. W. Va, March S0.-Noah
Henline and VIM. Matheney. were ar
raigned before Squire Lockart and COM
mitted to-day for HOUSEKEEPING and
stealing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31

medium weights at 81 IS. The bulk OF the
offerings crossed the scales at - Ooq4 1 10.
the best light hogs usually bringing 81 10.
There were q good many pigs and they
sold at SO OGd4 10.
Trade in sheep was animated at STEADY y
prices. Native Sheep were salable at 50 W
al 70 for inferior flocks westerns COM
prisng the bulk of the offerings ana o or G5,
ing 50 coat co. The lambs sold at s. yOg
4 90 for a few inferior lots up 70 - l5g? %
for Colorados, and westerns selling at 81 oO
as 90 and feeders at 81 50d4 %. ..,
Receipts-Cattle, 1900 head; hogs, 13,Uuc
head sheep, 14,O00 head.
EAST LIBERTY. March S0.-Cattle,
firm; prime, 81 9Oq5 10; feeders 1eg % 81 '0e4 ~;
Hogs ruled slow: prime medium. 81 2OG
4 %: best heavy Workers, leat 10; light
Workers. 81 coal 10; pigs, 8 S5df %; heavy,
81 1904 20 roughs. SO O0q3 10.
Sheep, steady; Ohio fed westerns q 6 69g
So; natives. 81 S5q5 90; common, s. OOg
60; choice lambs s. 60q5 50.
Veal calves. $50 cas- 30.
CINCINNATI, March SO.-Hogs. steady
at 50 256t4 05; receipts, 2,S0O head; ship
ments, 3000 head.
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WESTON A COLD PLACE.


Snecial 20 tho KeBIaItI'
WESTON. W. Va. March 30.-The
,,,rstinr of the gas main left Weston last
,,i,,b, and all day to-day without fuel.
Tbs gas people say It Will be some time to-
r,,orrovy before the break can be repaired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31
GINGHAMS FOR GIRLS.

-,,e I'm the Most Brilliant Shades
I' .,r I3c Made Up In Artistic Ways.
t for O girl Of thirteen is made
.r- red Scotch Bingham. The
plaid Bingham, cut full godet,
the bias. The waist is a full
The solid red morocco belt;
fastened with a red silk cord
81 .--r-. The sleeves are full and
hove the elbow and fit closely
.. elbow 20 the waist, where
royar GUNS of white linen
finish. The broad sailor
...svtt.c linen. with two bands
r-~.t linen rs a border.
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4 FINE KRAKAUER PIANU CHEAF

we have at our warerooms a nne'
large Krakauer piano belonging TO
&c of this city. who recently
lest his wife. who desires to sell the
n mar and to do so will make a very
low price. D.1r,rrp m
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W 7 w COWDE% COMMISSIONED.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March SO.-The
Governor to-day commissioned W. j. w.
Cowden paymaster general to take the
Mace Of Gen. p r. Dobbins. deceased.
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BALTIMORE. March Is.

SIOCh YIN NE hIlaHH
Cattle-There were few offerings on the
wharf. and prices were steady. with the
quotations as follows: Oxen, 81 OyIS w per
fresh cows s20dSO per head, and poor STOCK
Go. Sl0dl5 per head
Calves-The demand was moderately ac-
wera as follows: Strictly choice veals,
5a5Ibc per lb; fair TO good A2a5c, per h.
and rough 10 good. 81 00a7 30 per head.
Sheep and Lambs-The offerings ,id gnr,cS OF
YER stsady. ranging from 10 &C per Id,
and sheep 3laalc per ID s. 50aS 30 per
head for choice and 81 5OQ2 co per head for
inferior grades. .,.o.
fairly active and steady, with prices as IoI-
lows: 81 % to 81 p per head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31


a committee from The Cigarmakers Inc
ternatonal Union, headed by J. J. Lynch,
of Chicago. and T. F. Tracy. Of Boston. Is
in Washington. The union onrolis about
10000 people and has made a formal pro-
test against the changes I'm the duties on
tobacco as made I'm the Dinglcy bill. claim
ing that they will deprive many workers
of employment by causing a larger pro-
portion of the cigars consumed in tho
United States to be made abroad. They
declare that the advances on unmanufac-
tured tobacco in the bill are so much
higher than on cigars that importers will
find il more profitable 20 have their cigars
manufactured abroad than to import tho
tobacco to be manufactured into cigars in
this country.
Senator Allen. n Poprl's' OF Nebraska,
made a long speech Boz The Senate to-day
on the unconsututonallty Of the tariff
taxes beyond those requisite for revenue.
Although It was the first tariff speech tho
Senate has heard this session it did not
attract marked attention, Mr.. Allen So
verely criticised the trusts and combina-
tions. which he declared reaped the main
advantage Of tariff taxes The Senator's
remarks were i'm the nature OF legal ar
gument, showing the constitutional iimi-
tations on the taxing power Of Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-31

Cumberland accommodation. 7:25 p. m.
except Sunday.
Grafton accommodation. 1919 a. m.
daily.
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DTVI-
SION.
For Plttsburg. Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York 80 a. IL. and
$40 p. m. daily.
For PittsDurg. 200 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express. l55 =. H.. except Sum
Cay.
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ARRIVE

From New York. Philadelphia. Balti
m. daily il 80 4 m daily except 5atuT-
day and 2:30 o. fs. sunday only.
Pttsburg mail. j. 30 2. m, except Sun
day. and 6:5j .. o.. daily.
From New York Philadelphia. Baltimore
2p9 HIashlpglnH- - - ------ -
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

AT Ar1yya vas and departures Of trains on ana
aIter feo; II, 1sg. Explanation Of p Refer.
s sSeS MSft excepl P55y excepted:
fSunday only: fSatur5ssvu T oy excepted:
only; r except Saturday. and "a NSno ~
sunday only. except Saturddax1 G srd d IA M
Which SUNDAY g az only. Eastern standard time
time. '4ef imam Central
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-29
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1897

ing is royalty on the product
of property. If miner takes out
5000 week he is taxed 10 per cent
royalty, and if he takes out over that
amount he is required to pay 20 per
cent royalty.
All Americans are of the opinion that
the richest diggings are yet to be found
on American ground, which includes
F'orty-Mile creek, Sixty Mile creek and
all of the tributary streams to the Cop
per river country, where mining can be
carried on at less expense, and being
nearer the coast, the seasons open ear
lier and the ground is not eternally
frozen. The Copper river country COW
erS a greater territory than the Klon-
dixie, and in many instances gold is
found on high bars and even on top of
the ranges There is only 40 miles up
the klondiSe in British Columbia where
profitable mining can be carried on, the
rest of the upper country, though fully
as rich, is in solid frozen ground. The
same conditions are said to exist in the
Stewart river country, and only a por
ton of that is free from frozen ground
to tne bedrock.
A letter recently received from there
from party who has been in the coun-
try for the past ten years states that
under no circumstances should any one
year, as the country is now overrun
with people, and it is doubtful if enough
provisions can be brought in there now
to keep many of them from starvation.
Money is plentiful, but grub is more
valuable than money, and the supply
now at Dawson will about carry them
half way through the winter, unless a
number of them get out to Juneau be-
fore the winter closes them in. On or
about the 18th of September the rivers
freeze uD and no boats can get uD the
Yukon. Then the Chilkoot and Skag-
uay passes become impossible and all
the provisions received by this route
will nave to be packed over by Indians
on their backs and by dogs, distance
of $50 miles from Dyea- 1t is estimated
that there are between 1000 and 5000
people in the country and not enough
provisions to keep half of them
through the winter People have
fioceked there from all over the world
and so per cent of them mad only
enough money to land them at Dyea,
where they expected to find some SYM
pathizing companion VINO would share
with them until they reached the land
of gold Those who have good supplies
of Provisions are fearful of a raid ON
their provisions when starvation ac-
tually stares them in the face.
TIE situation in Alaska is ANYTHING
but pleasant one at present and many
are returning home on this account,
willing TO wait until spring, when it is
expected every convenience will then
be provided and the new country will
see a prosperous boom and lots of gold
taken out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-29
Local Briefs.

The Southern Pacific pay car got IN
last night at o'clock.
The Southern Pacific pay car came
in last night at o'clock.
W. w. Cerey is back from sojourn
with relatives near ReXburg. Ida.
w. T. Clark was fined S. yesterday
for using abusive language to Mrs.
Walker.
Two vags were each sentenced to ten
DAYS in the city jail and two others
were discharged.
George A. Seaman removed yester-
day from Ogden to Bouatiful, where he
will have charge of the Bountiful pub
lie schools.
The Young Men and Young Ladies
Mutual Improvement society of Weber
stake viii give an excursion to Saltair
on Tuesday.
The hearing of the case of Seth Pack
ard, charged with assaulting and bat
tering Mrs. Stevens, has been postponed
until Monday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon TO Andrew P. S. Jen-
sen of Corinne and Miss Sophia Paul
sen of Brigham City.
The Faust Musical Comedy company
and London Bell Ringers played to q
great variety of clever specialties.
Last night the bridge across the mill
race opposite the Ogden creamery broke
through, and DR.. Gordon, in driving
over it, suffered severe damage to his
buggy and a runaway was narrowly
averted.
John Drew and the talented Frohman
company will play Rosemary" tomor-
row night at the Grand. Drew has a
personality as distinctive as Joseph
Jefferson. and Rosemary" is said to
be as enjoyable as rip Van Wrinkle
without being at all like it,
P. A. Welker, assistant superintend-
ent of the United States coast and
geodetic survey, is in Ogden arranging
to go up Observatory peak with a party
to make measurements and expert
n.ents. He has four or five assist
ants with him. Yesterday the four
horses and four mules owned by the
party, together with most of the in
struments, arrived from the west. The
party will proceed to the peak within
a day or two, and viii remain there a
week or two 1t is expected that some
long distance heliograph signalling will
be tried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-29
{ OGDEN BUREAU.
Business and Editorial Office SO
Utah Loan and Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden. August %.
Song Service.

Tonight at the Presbyterian church
is to be given another musical evening.
Besides the usual hymns. a number of
special musical numbers have been
prepared. as will be seen by the fol-
lowing programme:
HymTl-DoxoiogX- - = Congregation
Hymn 341-"Joy to the World" -.
=. -. Choir and Congregation
Solo Angel Serenade" .....
:. Miss Minnie Wilson
Violin Oblgato, Prof. A. z. Wilson.
Scripture Reading 80. Pastor
Duet Though Your Sins be as
$3.50 Scarlet
Mesdames Robinson and Smith.
Solo-"Ave Maria" Mrs. C. NJ. Brough
Offering
Hymn 1,124-"Hail to the Lords
Amounted. :. :. Congregation
Violin Legende" 80. go. Weiniawski
Prof. A E. Wilson
Hymn $50, for a Closer Walk
49,. Congregation
Baritone Solo, Jerusalem :. -.
Mr.. Henry Ware
Doxolcgy
Benediction