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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
ONE TO THE PIONEERS.


Hail to the year of jubileeI
Let Dealing anthems rise,
And bursts of echOing melody
Loud mingle with the skies.
Let earth resound with music's power,
Glad welcoming the year,
When Utah sees her natal hour
The fiftieth time appear.
Far down the mystic river of the mind
A fleet of recollections slowly wind;
A wreath of flowers from fancy's garden
brought
Historic views on memory's canvas
wrought.
Lo! issuing from the canyons rough de-
Where frowns on either side lofty pile,
little band of sunburnt mountaineers
Halt on the ridge-whose milder summit
The towering peaks and plains to inter-
Vene-
And gaze with wonder on the glorious
All! marvel nothing if the eye may trace
The care lines on each toil-worn hero s
Nor yet if down his cheek, in silent show,
The trickling tears of tender feeling
flow.
Would cen the coolest heart forbear to
Good cause had gratitude to weep that
Or censure for a flow of manly tears,
THAT brave-souled band-immortal pio-
neers?
Their names? Go view them on the Col
den Page,
The gift of glory 20 remotest age:
The van of civilizations westward sweep,
The Jew that sowed what millions yet
shall reap.
Composers to have the customary
privilege of re-arranging or repeating
the words. Competitions to be for
warded TO the secretary not later than
June l, 1897, signed by nom de plume
or an initial, and accompanied by a
separate envelope containing the real
name of the composer. The adJudi-
Gators will be selected from competent
musicians outside of the state by
whom the names of the competitors
will be unknown.
Both the poem and the composition
TO be rendered at the reception to the
pioneers in the tabernacle, Tuesday,
July 20, 1897. Both competitions TO b.
limited 10 Utah poets and musicians
For further particulars address Spen-
Ger Clawson, chairman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Chicago Tribune: How does it hap
pen you give only about half as big a
glass of beer for cents as they do at
the saloon round the corner?"
we cater only to the better class of
coming here who make beer tubs of them
selves
That's good idea. There is something
in that. Give me another glass of
beer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Free Press; This is-an insult" de-
clared the prisoner in the police court"
What do you mean, sir?" roared the
judge.
I'm a professional rider your honor.
and here I'm charged with scorchiag at
the rate of eight miles an hour
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior TO all others.
Doom of Dingleyized McKinleyisn

Doom of Dingleyized McKinleyism-
Boston Herald: Even in Ohio, for
whose benefit the monstrous wool tar
iff is to be imposed, the tide is setting
strongly against Repubhcanism, and
the seat in the senate which the re-
doubtable president-maker, Mark Han
ma. expected TO hold by election, as he
now does by appointment, is already as
good as lost This is more than the
customary force of the refiuent wave
of party success; it is the rising of a
new flood that is destined to sweep
the Dingleyized form of Mckinleyism
off the face of the earth.
It Looked That Way.
Detroit Journal: Somebody must be
cultivating the widow"
Yes"
Anyway. her weeds have disap-
peared.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Cincinnati Enquirer: Perry Patettic-
All these great men is just a bit nutty
some way.
Wayworn Watson-What set you think
in of that?
''Old Gladstone. Look how he goes
around chopin wood when he don't
have to-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Typographical Journal: THE city Ii
brary has barred u.s. said the police re-
porter. I'VE aren't allowed on its files
any more"
II have been looking for something of
the sort said the court reporter. THAT
is what comes of publishing Sam Jones
sermons in full.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

San Francisco Examiner: Ordinarily
Hanna does not believe the labo-er is
lions to every rule. and r. " Powderly
is to have a federal job.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

We'll | don't believe I'd like to-
Hold on a minute-didn't you ask me TO
go there with you?"
Il did,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Indianapolis Journal: "Oh. deah, -
sighed Chollie. Il wish champagne was
as common as beeah."
Then you would just float in it?' asked
the common person.
.'Deah me, no. | would not dwink it at
all. 1t goes to my head So"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Her golden locks and dreamy eyes are
filed. poor girl. not with surprise
but filed with ashes. l surmise.
From kitchen fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Real Estate Trnsfers.

Abstracts of instruments filed April "a
s97. with recorder of Salt Lake county
ompiled by the Security Abstract COM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

She rises In her fearful wrath and kicks
the ashpan up the path-then comes
the rest the aftermath.
She sails in on the fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

She rises Pheenix-like from bed, puts on
rid to knock you dead, then in a
moment she has fled
To build the fire.
The herald., 1897-04-18
MAY THEY
LIVE LONG
And All Their Lives Be
Prosperous
RANDSBURc' S FIRST WEDDING
CELEBRATED BY EVERY RESI-
DENT OF THE CAMP
Edgar Scott WEEDS Lottie Won Nor
man and Every True Rands-
burger Wishes Them Joy

RANDSBURG, April 15.-(Regular
Correspondence) A great event truly
is the first wedding in mining camp
The discovery of the first big nugget,
the birth of the first child, the first man
dished up for breakfast-all sink into
i1.significance as compared with the
uniting for veal or woe two young and
susceptible hearts.
When ii became known that Edgar
Scott and Miss Lottie Van Norman had
fallen victims to Cupid's darts. and that
the wedding day had been set, the camp
rose as one man and demanded that the
ceremony be a public ole. The young
people could not do otherwise than con-
sent and although the bride-to-be was
naturally averse to so much publicity
she felt sure that the ovation was a
tribute not alone to herself, but to all
of her sex who have shared the hard
ships of the desert with husband and
father; and so "the boys" carried the
day, and by their generous gifts made
the event one that will never be forgot
ten. The following unique 'dodger" was
freely circulated for days in advance:
The herald., 1897-04-18
. EASTER THOUGHS

Lent is past, Good Friday has come
and gone. The children have eaten
their hot cross buns, the last penitential
devotions of the Lenten season have been
offered by those who venerate the les
sons of the church in commemoration of
the life, death and resurrection of
the Master, "who spake as never man
spoke"
The awful solemnity of Good Friday,
with its remembrances of the cruel
fixion, of a dying Christ, of cold world
without this welcome words of cheer,
has given place to the awful quiet of a
Saturday in which hope and fear are
equally mingled; hope for the return
somehow of the Christ, for in all hearts
there is a. remembrance of promised
return, of a breaking of the bonds of
DEATH but there is also the awful fear
that perhaps the cruel mob has bereft
them of the kind and loving friend for
ever.
And then comes Easter morning.
What a beautiful Southern California
day 1t isl How joyous the church bells
ring out, calling upon all to rejoice in
a risen Lord How supremely happy
are all in the glorious realities of the
resurrection,
The children and women are resplend-
ent in the new gowns and hats, gorgeous
with the floral decorations of the milli-
ners. There is one specially happy
thought in connection with their bon
nets that there will not be any murdered
songstress upon them.
Many of the ladies have BEEN earnest
in their self denials during the past
forty days. and all can afford to contrib
ute something toward the fund for the
unemployed. Would il. not be an Easter
offering worthy of the Master and i'm
keeping with his life? The collections
in all the churches could be donated to
such a cause, and those who go not could
send theirs to the paper of their choice.
Sometimes l think we forget that we
should be as lavish of our remembranceS
on the day commemorating his resur-
rection as on the one of his birth. Every
one should be made to feel the blessed
ness of Easter.
Southern California is fortunate in the
conditions which heightens
the best thoughts, memories and ideals
of Easter. The birthday of the resur-
rection; the springtime of Immortality.
I once heard d good woman say she be-
lieved one good way to celebrate Easter
was to begin living better and try
to forgive our enemies, those who had
either tried or succeeded in injuring us
morally or physically. She did not be-
lieve in taking them to- ones arms again,
so to speak but while forever barishing
them from our presence to try to Danish
also the bad they did us by also driving
out the hate So let one and all COM
mence anew this Easter. All of us, God
knows, naed forgiveness, including
E. j. H.
The herald., 1897-04-18
ARIZONA CLIMATE
CONTINUED from Page Twenty.)

x-ray outfit of the most recent pattern,
adapted both for Photographic use and
visual examination.
These ozone machines have been intro
duced during the last three years and,
considering their cost and the usual
want of general knowledge of the vass
Importance of great new invention,
they have already attained the highest
1aurels. In the east they are used in
hospitals, colleges and by leading ply
sicians .in nearly all large cities. Dia-
betes, rheumatism and tubercular mani
festations are rapidly subdued by the
regular inhalation of the ozone it pro-
duces In the great New York hospitals
1t has been used with grand results in
the rejuvenation of the feeble and the
vitalization of puny infants and del
icate invalids of every class.
DR.. ]. Mount Blayer, the famous
medical author and physician, aud
the celebrated Prof. Morton of New
York city are both using ozone machines
with the most happy results. And the
authorities of Wellesley college use the
apparatus to charge the rooms of the
college buildings with ozone. The intro
duction of one of these up-to-date and
beneficent inventions into Phoenix is
creditable both to the enterprise and
public spirit of Dr. Goodwin and will be
substantially appreciated by his pa
tients
The herald., 1897-04-18

will begin the work of constructing a
branch road from Kramer into the dis
trict within a few days. None of these
reports can be verified, but everybody
is confident that the road will be in run
ming order in ninety days.
The herald., 1897-04-18
improved Tourist Sleep ing Cars

Run every day on the Santa Fe route
to Kansas City and Chicago; on Wednes-
days to Boston. Only three nights to
Chicago. Ticket office, 200 Spring street.
The herald., 1897-04-18

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. Csc.
The herald., 1897-04-18

Glenwood ranges, Furrey Co., 159 North
Spring.
The herald., 1897-04-18

Drink Maier & ZobeIein's
Home brew book beer Now on sale.
The herald., 1897-04-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-03

NASHVILLE, Ark, Dec 2,-petails
of terrible street duel at Horatlo, in
which one was killed outright and an
other fatally wounded, reached here to-
day.
The dead man is Dr. Smith, proml-
nent physician of that place, and the
man fatally wounded is j. j. Smith, a
prominent business man of Horatlo,and
u brother OF the dead doctor.
The killing was done By ". W. MIL
wee, also OF Horatio, one of the wealth.
lest men in the town and u man noted
for his fearlessness and bravery
The tragedy was the elimination of a
feud OF long standing, and, owing to the
prominence of the parties, II Is believed
that the feud win be continued by some
OF their numerous friends and that
more blood win be shed before the aitalr
is finally settled.
Milwee and DR.. Smith met In front OF
the Locke hotel. Both men promptly
drew their weapons and opened fire ul-
most simultaneously. Several shots
were exchanged, Smith receiving u
wound in the left arm at Milwee's iirst
fire. He continued the battle, however,
and only gave up the contest when ne
sank TO The ground with a bullet through
his heart.
j. j. Smith went to his brothers as
slstance just as the fatal bullet was
fired, and drew his own pistol on Mil
wee. His weapon snapped however
and Milwee, turning his attention to the
brother, sent bah Into his head
There Is much excitement over the ter
rlhlR nffnir =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-03
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

There was renewal of riotlng at
Prngie and other parts OF Bohemia yes
terday, with many acts of pIllage.
Earthquake shocks were felt carly yes
tcrday morning at various places Ia MS
souri, and Kansas No damage resulted.
Henry George. jr, was married In chi
cago yesterday, TO Miss Marie Hitch,
daughter Of Captain IL. V. Hitch, for
merly OF New orleans.
The sewer pipe manufacturers Who
have been in session Mt Cleveland. failed
10 form o. trust, several large concerns
refusing to support the scheme.
Itissnid the pope will neither approve
nor dlsapprove the action OF the directors
of the Catholic University in connection
with the Mgr. Schroeder incident
George slosson defeated Jacob Schacf-
or by the score of 800 to 2GG In what wns
10 them the deciding game of the bill
Ilnrd tournament at New York, last
night
Irire destroyed the home for aged and
inilrm colorcd women at Chicago, Sew
eral Of the almost helpless Inmates were
nearly eufrOcated by smoke before res-
ued by the police
Seven hundred blast furnace employer
nj ghnron and BhurDsvlllq, Pa have
beon alyen mn advance In wngen or 10
and 20 per cent, The advance wng made
without any solicitation on the part OF
The men.
Precedent Mckinley has completed his
mcyengc and yesterday listened to up.
pcnls from u number Of senators and rep
,cNntatlvcs In behalf OF constituents
ANXIOUS that their nomlnltlOne nhall be
scpl 10 Congress soon after II conyenes,
The Bethlehem, Pa. Iron Company,
Yesterday shipped TO the Sandy Hook
proylng ground four ig-lnch moriarB
Weighing over nfly tons The company
II aIt work on big guns nnd turrei armor
for the balleshIps Kcnrsnrgc ANA Ken
tucky
The Birmingham, England Post naya
Il baafa ihat 40 Anericln syndicate IN
which An1rtw Carnegie h lnter1Hledhl1
abplleh Nv The Cotc1n HOycrnmcni for
lb6 important rlilrodd u0noeallono,
which the Hyndchlc prupoag 10 develop
In connection with The Aloul .Chenulpo
llnt which Jones II Mors the AmNrl'
chn tnrinror N nlw hulldng Tho Port
n1ds thnl lhs llswfr NJ Curcl ls expelled
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-03

ST. LOUIS, Dec "a special TO the
Post-DlspatchI from birmingham, Ala,
says: Near Warren, ten miles from
Greensboro, last night, John snglcys,
n wealthy farmer, was called from his
house by q negro named BIZ Scott for
the alleged purpose of catching q
horse Slnglcy was struck on the head
and his throat cut The negro then
went into the house, where he killed
Mrs Slnglcy, cutting her head almost
of, and Dallas slngleN O lO-yoar-old
son. Scott then robbed the house Of
500, MIR, Slnglcy ID Btlll alive but can
not five, Ho was able TO tcti the story,
A posse ia searching for the negro, and
lf caught he Will be lynched,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-03
cR1spI pEFIANT.
appointment Of Commission TO Slit
Charges Against Him.


Charges Against Him.
ROME, Dec. 2,-To-day the chamber
OF deputies appointed commission OF
five to inquire into the charges against
signor Francesca crispl, former pre-
micr in connection with the bank of
Naples scandals and the alleged Illegal
traffic in decorations.
The special commission was appolnt-
ed after an impressive speech by Sig
nor Crispi, in which he declared that he
courted the most ample and complete
discussion Of the whole question and did
not dread the light which, he said, could
reveal nothing against him. II am the
victim OF columny" he asserted,
"and should have brought suit against
my calumniators II the matter had not
been referred to the chamber"
When the accusations, recently before
the courts, and now before the special
commission OF the chamber of deputies
were again revived, with talk OF prose-
cution, Signor Crispi hastened from Ma
pies TO Rome, demanded an audience
with the king, showed him the receipt
of the bank for full payment and de-
manded that his majesty put an end to
what Crispl characterized as "the cam
paign Of injustice"
The ex- premier, according 10 the story,
declared that unless his prosecutors
were called off. he would defend himself
10 the last adding: "In such a case,
sire two persons will go into exile-G, as
a poor man, and you with your millions"
The socialist press interpreted this au-
dacious language to be n threat of dis
closures that, In consequence of n tip,
King Humbert had saved the whole
amount OF his large deposits In the
Bank Of Naples Just before the crash
came
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-03
WILSON,SlAPSON.
Notable NuptiAls at Camdsn.On.G Gauisy.
Marriage OF Ex-PoStmaAIsr General
Wilson's Son TO Miss Frances Warren
simpSon.

Wilson's Son 20 Miss Frances Warren
Simpson.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
BuCKHANNoN, W, Va, Dec. IA
very pretty wedding took place this
morning in the parlors of the Camden
Hotel at -Gauley. The con-
tracing parties were MT, Allen Chris
tian Wilson, son OF Hon. William l.,
Wilson, ex-postmaster general, and
Miss Frances Warren Simpson, daugh-
ter of Dr. George B. Simpson, one of
the best known physicians of the state.
Miss Grace Darlington played the
wedding march, and during the cere-
mony Rubenstein's melody in +. The
bridal party came In under a large
horseshoe OF mistletoe and ferns, the
groom, attended by his best man, DR..
r. II. Ramsay, and the bride preceded
by her maid of honor Miss Florence
Peterson. The bride looked lovely IN n
dress of imported camels hair, dark
blue, with grey trimmed with dark blue
broadcloth braided In black, with white
satin front braided IN silver, She wore
large black velvet hat with black chif-
foa and black ostrich RlHmes, She car
rled white prayer book and hand
some flowers.
Her father gave her In marriage, and
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev C, II, Mcdonald, of the Presbyter-
ian church. An elegant wedding break
fast was served in the hotel dining
room, the decorations being pink and
white roses. lamp shades of the same
tint, with garlands of smilaS.
Mr., Wilson, who Is now travelling
passenger agent OF the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad with headquarters at
Washington, d. c., was formerly con-
nected with the West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad, and the president.
Senator Camden, placed at the disposal
of The groom his private car, the "Gaul-
ev," in which the wedding party travel
led.
Those who sat down 10 the wedding
breakfast, besides the newly welded
couple and the BRIDES parents and SIS
ter, were:
Mesdames Claude Phillips, ]. W. Bon
ner and NJ. B. Lorentz, Of Camden-on-
Gauley; Fannie Moddizette, OF Ainne-
apolis; the Misses Florence Peterson, of
Huntington, W. Va. Grace Darlington,
Webster Springs, w. Va, Bessie Lo-
rentz, Buckhonnon, W. Va Messrs.
DR.. r. H. Ramsay, of Clarksburg, w.
Va: C. w. Kent. OF Richmond, Va;
A, NJ. Lane, Isaac Ruble and Captain
John Smith, OF Weston; Allen Orr, Of
Cincinnati; Mr.. Bushheld, Denver, Col;
Charles Johnson Camden, j. w Walter
house. Toledo, Ohio; A. A. Simpson and
Rev. C. H. Mcdonald, Buckhannon, w.
Va.
After visit with Mr.. Wilson'S par
ents in Lexington. Va, the couple VIII
take up their residence at No. 1910 N.
Street, n. W. Washington, D. c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-03
A FlENDlsH FATHER
Attempts to XIII his Family by the cuban
Method.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec "a sPee-
ial from Milford, Del, to the Every
Evening, says that Salvage Bllderback,
a charcoal burner, who about a year ago,
moved from New Jersey 70 Duglestown,
Maryland village near the Delaware
line, attempted to kill his family last
Monday evening.
Bllderbaek returned to his cabin about
10 o'clock and said to his wife: II have
Just learned to use the kind OF sword
that the Cubans use. Now, want you
all to stand up"
In order to humor him, she and the
children arose. when he tied their hands
with q piece Of cord, which he fastened
10 the ranters. Obtaining a corn knife
which was In an adjoining room, he com
menced cutting his family, intllcting
some dreadful wounds Before he could
complete his flendlsh work his son came
home Bllderbacll becoming alarmed
seized his army musket, ran out doors
and fed to the woods. The son summon
ed physician and notified the neigh
hNta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-03
EASTMAN TRIAL ON.
Tic Jury in the Celebrated Case Secured
and the Examination or WITNESSES Com
mence, Yesterday.

Tic Jury tn the Celebrated Case seenreu
and the Examination or Witnesses Conn
menced Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to tho IntelilEencer.
PARSONS, W. Va, Dec, "A chal-
lenge to the whole array of Jurors and
motion to quash the panel made by
Hon. p. NJ. Reynolds, of counsel for the
defense In the Eastman trlalthls morn
ing, for alleged illegallty in drawing the
same was overruled by Judge Holt, and
the attorneys then proceeded to strike
the jury. This completed the witnesses
in the case wereswornandeXelud and
the trial commenced Hon. John j.
Davis examining the witnesses on be-
half OF the state, and Hon. Wood Daily
conducting the cross.eXamlnltlon for
the defense.
Doctors Johnson, Foulche and Ger
stell told the character OF Thompson's
three wounds in the arm, leg and abdo-
men, which caused his death. VIII Day.
is testified that Eastman carried gun
in his hip pocket and side coat pocket,
and expressed hatred OF Thompson, and
said ne would get even with him.
Howard Clark heard Eastman say the
same thing, on another occasion. Thom-
as Daily heard Eastman say he had in
suited and tried 60 provoke the Thomp-
sons to attack him, and when they did
he would kill three or four OF them be-
fore they could get him
George Il. Carr. Alfred Mick and w.
Il, wymer. also heard Eastman make
threats somewhat similar against the
Thompsons.
No other witnesses were examined TO-
day.