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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
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ran cisco, ogden ana informed.
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ogden and intermediate pclntA... iilb m
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The only line running two
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orado Springs and Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

Leave salt Lake city.
No. l2-For bingham. ;,spp.m.
No. 2-foT Prove. 1TAnd Junction.
~ AND OIL points East. ;..-..,... s:i1 a. IN.
NJ and all po,nts East. ;,........ 7'4op m.
No. 81 bingham, MT FIeasant
Mantl,helknap, Richtleld and
vo Al intern edlase POINTS go. I'3ip.m.
~. Pon's:..,.:..i;..... -. $3.50 p, IN
gnd ali lnterneri,te points no y. m.
NO a-for Ogden and the West. 90. O;lO h. NJ
No i-for ogden ana the VEST. l2I5O y. m.
Arrive snt I.nI1c city.
No. l--From bingham Provo. Grand
-. junction ana the East .......... 1890 p M.
No. S-ftotn Provo. Grand Junction
and the tnss. ,.....,..... Ospm.
No. S-lrOm lToyu, Bingham, lure
Ia. hichGeld. BelsnAp, AHSu
and all intermediate points. 5:25 u. m.
No. From Ogden and tho West. ESP a IN .
30 IRON oguen ahd me Nost.. ~ p. m.
No. o--fTom Ogden and informed
isle points; ....;..... .......,.. 1907. M.
No. 1-frOm Eureka, Pnyson. Provo
aud ali Stermr diAte points 10 800 a M
Only hne running through Pullman alscs
sleeping cars sat Lake City to San ErRncturo;
salt / axe city to Denver via Grand Junction
ana TAFT Lave City to Kansas Cay ana chicago
via Colorado points.
through tourist or family sleepers without
change 10 kaHtas city. Chicago ana boston
Tree reclining chair cars salt Lake to non
YER. No change close connections. safety,
speed and comfort
Ticket 0lGC, t0S v, 21d SOuib,
tPostofi- 20 corner)
d. @. DODGE, zen. Manager
: H. hABCOCh, ITAflio MANAGER
=. A WADLElnH, utn'L Pass. Agt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

M H. EDWARD HARDY, the jolly man
AVA eger OF Sheppard Cos. great store ut
Braceville, H., writes; 81 had never
ueeh SICK u day in my life until in 1890.
sotso oau with nervous prostration that
hau 10 give up and commence 10 doctor. ]
tfiea our local physicians and one in Joliet,
put none gave mo any relief and l thought
was going TO die. i became Respondent
ana buhered untold agony, could not cat,
hleep nor rest, and 1t seemed as II / could
MOI exist At tho end OF six months was
reduced to but shadow OF myself, and at
Iast my heart became affected and was
truly miserable. l took six or eight bottles
Oh Dr. Miles Nervine. 1t gave mo relief
from tho stnrt. nnd at Int n ciire tho rrrnt-
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Train. arrive and depart at sat Lake CITY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08
DOTS,

Santa Claus will make his appcaran nee
at the close of the Entertainment TO he
givon In the First M p. Church this eve
ming at 7 30 clock. The programme Will
be rendered by fist class talent.
The entertainment committee of the Jr.
.. I. A NJ in this city have made ar.
rangements for their annual entertain.
ment, to be held in the Opera House
and promise program fully as enioya able
as heir former etfurvs.
Election of Officers of U. s. Grant
Woman's Relief Corps, No. |, January 9th,
1897. President, Ella NJ. Haberacker, Vice
President, Mary Nondersmith; secretary,
Lizzie Randolph; treasurer, Caroline
Jones; chaplin, CatharIno burton, CO.
ductor, Priscilla Hahn; guard Mary =.
Morris; assistant conductor, Mary NJ.
Smith
The ody Of James Dushane was ship.
ped to EIkton for interment to-day.
John Williams, 01lorud, fell in u fit IN
Ninth street near TatnalI On Wednesday
night.
A steam pipe burst in No /, school
yesterday and plumbers were sent for and
soon repaired the damages
jane MegiIlignn of Brandywine Hun
dred is ii candidate for Sheriff, subject 20
the rules of the Republican party
Elmer Short, Col, is training Tor a
fight on the 2Slh of this month.
The Single Takers have secured the Ell.
tire ground floor of Rcd Mems Hall, at
No. 5l5 Shiplcy street, and will open il to-
nlghtaS Single Tax Hall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

In Superior Court this morning City
Solicitor Harman gave notice of new
trial in the case of Ewing vs.. the Mayor
and City Council the jury in which yes.
terday gnvo the plaintiff verdict for $1,000
In so doing Mr.. Hartman said he would
Ii g his reasons tomorrow and II not by
that time would not thereby inforring
that the defense has not yet decided wheth'
er to,opcn tie case or not.
Reasons to Mr.. Knowles objection to the
courts charge in the case can be filed at
any time during the term. w
In the case Of Levy and Paul Gillts,
Peter L. Cooper, j., for the plaintiff. was
ordered to draw cut further bill of par.
ticulars. The case Of Veal VS. Gall was re.
turned to the trial list
The remainder of the session was taken
up by argument in the case Of the Nor.
folk Timber Company VS.. William Sim
mons. The case Is ono which had pre-.
viOusly been ut issue. Colonel Benjamin.
Nelda for the defense had asked leave to
strike oIt a plea and substitute another
in lieu thereof and issue n cap!as on
Philip : CnurGhmap for the plaintiff.
Upon supppsition that tho plea had
been filed, Mr. Nic,ds asked for general
lcnvO to amend. IL nfterwNrd tI-ued gu.
thai tho plea had uostheen llle1 therefore,
the motion fell. The court heard both
sides, then decided that plea not died DO
fore he motion for n continuance based
upon tho motion to amend, fell aud or.
irret Mr.. Nields 70 Glc n now pea or they
would Withdraw the pleas already lied
AMI try the case at once.
Leave 30 do this was granted Mr.. %ioIdS
uu-tt Monday aud Mr.. Chu:Vnmaa lrt.i
Jan. e.
The N1lrt tomorrow will co sil3r sew
oral contested liuuDr licenses
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08
/ | CENT EACH

On Saturday morning at 8
o'clock we will sell SO dozens.
AT 3 o'clock p, m. so dozens
more, at 8 o'clock pm. so doz.
ems more at lie each. Not more
than 5 HandkerGhiefs sold to
each customer, as we want to
give as many people as possible
an opportunity to participate,
in tho great bargain.
On Monday morning at 9
o'clock we will sell SO dozens
more and at 3 o'clock p. M, so
dozens more. On Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock so dozens
more and at 3 o'clock p. N. so
dozens more. On Wednesday
morning at 9o'clock SO dozens
more and at 3p. m. 80 dozeus
more.
The remaining 50 dozens will
be sold on Friday morning,
January 18th, at 10 O'Clock, all
at | cent each and not more
than ) Handkerchiefs sold to
each customer You be tier cut
out this ad. and keep for refer.
CnCe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

Those Mems Seamless Nat
ural Wool Hose which we ad
yertised for Wednesdays sale
have arrived. We are sorry
that so many people wore disap.
pointed on Wednesday, but
there was a mistake in shipping
no fault of ours. You can have
a chance at them (to.morrow)
Saturday. They are all splen-
did goods, formerly % cents;
now l3c a pair, 2 pairs for 25c.
Not more than 6 pairs to each
customer You can also buy
very fine 4G.gause full regular
Ladies' Fast Black Hose at IL
cents, 2 pairs for IS cents. Not
more than 6 pairs to each Gus,
toner j S: hall prce Tor these
two lots OF hose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

We a"c still in hope that the trolley line
will cUDHeuC oar town with the city Of
Wilmington. The prospects arc brighter
now than ever before
The rolling mills have resumed full
operation, after several weeks Of repairing
and complete uverhuuling.
pEBlshUp Coleman held services at st.
Burnabus Church, last sabbath evening.
Diamond Lodge. No. l6 X of p. Will
hold It's installation saturday night, Jan.
., in their hail.
Among The distinguished visitors ex.
pectcd ON this occasion is Mr. Samuel
Smy h. Of Denver, Col. Mr. Smyth was
formerly a resident Of this community,
and an active an energetic member Of
Diamond Lodga. All the members a,c re-
quested to be present
Our public school opened last Monday
morning, after It holiday vacation Of two
Weeks
The X. l. c. r, Literary Society held
It's NEE ing Wednesday evening, at the
b ,ule Of Ms N, rie Garrett
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

At the Barksdale meeting Starter Cas-
sidy has determined to make the jockeys
= behave and In this should have the support
of the management, j. Dorsey was given
two weeks for bad acting on Farragut ut
the post. J. Moore and w. Morris were
previously suspended and the startnr says
he will keep OH until the riders realige he
Is In earnest The racing was fairly in
teresting with the favorites winning q
majority of the purses. Patsy Mod, mott
and A Moore were fined $50 for breaking
up a good start in the fourth race.
The Coroners jury returned the follow
ang yerdlc5 yesterday: james Duffy came
10 AS death on the ith of January 1s97,
in st. Vincent's Hospital, by maningeal
hemorrhage. superinduced on January 2,
1897, at the Broadway Athletic Club by
excitement following boxing exhibition
with George w. JuStis and accelerated
By hypertrophy of the heart. and we eX-
onerate from all blame the said club, Thos.
O'Rourke, manager: Richard Roche. refe-
Zee, and George w. Justis, principal We
recommend that every Regularly organ
lied athletic club or institution be COM
PEELED by law to have reputable and COM
potent physician or surgeon ON hand to ex-
anime all would'bs participants in pro-
posed boxing exhibitions.
Harris J. Stephens, worlds champion
NiDoo iihll ft-nUuF blTHlEn mt
away heel and Toe walker. challenges tho
world for from 5000 to 5000 for 14i-
hour straightway heel and toe walking
match. He prefers w. A. Hoagland, I
Cincinnati, or Frank Hart, of Chicago,
Stephens finished third to Hart and Ioag.
land in the late walking match this city
He is considered 10 be one of the best heel
and toe men in America,
Davy McMaEOn who put up such
clever go at the Aroma on Monday night,
Is matched to box joe Fairburn az l20
pounds ON January u at the Athletic
Club of Philadelphia
j. n. Burk's Crcscendo, years old, by
Flambeau ont of Imp. Janet n, has been
added to the list of nominations for the
Coney Island Jockey Clubs suburban, to
be run at the june meeting
Centre Fielder George Van Haltron, of
New York, who used to play in Baltimore,
recently received u check for Slu0 for hay
ing mnde the greatest mum er Of base hits
among the Giants last yra". He made 1879
The money was offered by Senator Grady,
Tiernan was second to V.sn Hultren, with
195.
William Dammon, pitcher for the In
dianapoli5 Club, is to go to Cincinnati in
exchange for Pitcher Frank Foreman,
Catcher kehoe and William Gray the
utility man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

Merchants are fairly giving goods away
these days to make business brisk. 1t is u
fact that goods are selling at cost Ilgurcs.--
just to make businesS--not to make
money, 1t Is better to keep the clerks and
keep busy-it keep them tnsplred-lt makes
them lively, and makes shopping bright
and cheerful for the customers.
This was cleaned mt Mitchell and Bashs
yesterday when reporter stepped In to
see how that Special Sale Of theirs is
moving along The firm have just finish
cd stock taklng-and stock taking always
shows Just what Is on hand.
So January business is being made brisk
by marking goods away down to cost
figures. This makes tho thrifty house
wife pick up her pocket book and hustle
down town to do her buying now, because
she knows Mitchell s. Bash sell the best
and cheapest. and mean what they say
The sale will continue all this month,
and special prices Oh each line of goods
wilt be given from day to day. Muslin
underwear, pretty embroidorics, hats and
the large stock Of another store, are some
of the good things to com,. Our lily
readers should watch their ads for
future announcements
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

An all day mc1ting of the Local preach.
CT and EAh sof Wilmington will he
held in Epwuatn Church, sunday, Janu-
airy 10th Oder OF Services, Prayer meet
ing 0 80 O'Clock, leader Frank Gray; preach
ing 10 ~ by Rev. Daniel Freen 0 saivg,ton
testimony meeting at $50, led by Rev.
Henry Gray; Epworth League prayer
meeting led by Robert Davis preaching
AT 7 50 by Rev. Charles Sharpless, followed
by al old fashioned revival service A
cordial invitation to the public and all
Local preachers and Exhortersare earnest
ly invited to be present l.. W. Layfeld,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08
Union uepublloan. Il Conference.

J. Edward AddIeks Charles H. Kittin.
ger, DIR. Hiram r. Burton. Dr.. Layton.
Mifflin N. Wilson, Robert J. Handy aud
this morning and in Star Chamber SEES.
sion discussed action In regard to the
State Senate, which the Democrats re-
celved control of by high.handed methods.
1t was said that many other down.S State
Republicans were with tho politicians
named but they all kept themselves hid
somewhere. A REPUBLICAN reporter made
diligent search for them and was unsuc.
cessful, although he found an uptown
lawyers office locked and the telephone
cut off. No one at the Union Republican
headquarters knew where the politicians
ware uuartnra1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

Have you looked at the 49.
inch aH.wooI Black Serge we
are selling at 29c: 1t IS a
mrney.saIor, We are selling
lots oft. Also the all.w0 ! 4.
inchSergo in colors nj 23 cents
and the superb aII~wooI Iiou-
rlettas, 80 inches wide, at 25c,
This price only for a few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

James Shields II COlored farm hand in
the employ OF James f. Shallcross, acci
dentally shot himself through the right
arm on Wednesday, Yesterday he was
Admitted to the hospital Mt Farnhurst
and IN examination by DR.. Joseph II.
Smith revealed the fact that tho wound
was so serious that nmputation may be
necessary The doctor says the wound is
lage enough to admit u womans' hand,
and extends from the muscle Of the arm
10 the plhnM
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

The Life Insurance men Of the city
organized permanently last night with
these officers: President, Samuel NJ.
Knox; vice. President Herbert N. Fell;
Secretary and Treasurer, William +.
Smalley. A meeting to perfect plans will
be held on January 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

The works of the Pullman Car Com
pany here are busy getting cars ready for
the Inauguration, All OF the available
cars will DO sdctrackod at Washington
and Will be used by passengers as sleeping
quarters This plan has been decided
upon In view Of the fact that tho Wash
ington hotel managers are charging ex-
ceedipgly high rates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

DURHAM On Jan. Q, 1897, Fannie g.,
wife of Levi Durham, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her
brother, Frank Corridor, near Elkton, Nd.
on Saturday afternoon, January 9th, at
2 o'clock. Interment Boulden's Chapel,
Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08
More Of those excellent.
Scent Cinghanls

will be on sale on Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock. They
are wonderful bargain. No
shooting of straws through
these goods. Some Of our com
petltors must have the straw
shooters. They are not around
our establishment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

Dennis Hines, of IA Glrard street. has an
old Catholic Bible, printed in London, by
Mark Basket, In the year of 1865, which
makes the old book 1871 years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

The trustees Of the Delaware Hospital
at Farnhurst this morning awarded:
Mix, to Jason Davis, at 21s cents per
quart; bread, Henry c. Roller, ~ cents a
pound; hind quarters Of beef at cents
and forc1uartcrs at cents, veal Sc, NUT.
ton NC Tor forcquartors, to Fred klenle;
drugs, 10 n, B. Danforth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

We have been fortunate
enough to secure 2OOO yards
more Of the
KNIGKtR8OCxER DRESS GOODS
The silk, wool and cotton fabric
We have been selling so freely at
81 cents a yard. We don't
know whoro we can get any
more of these goods, 50 speak
quick ii you want any, as we
think this is your last chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

January 1897
IL ATWOOD Webster. horse, Hook essin
Del
February
2s--JOs Hucl son. New Caste iIl
.j-Edwaiu NJ. lianCe, Hear station,
New Castle, ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

WILMlNGTON, Jan. 7, '37.
Mr. SLESINGER: Dear Sir feel 1t my
duty TO write you letter OF thanks for the
parlor salt that | drew vita tho tickets
received at your store t1g purchasing
goods. Yours respectfully,
Mrs, JAMES II, Pussy,
sos East Fourth st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08
CA-SToREA.

ne fse- :" !,
' III i 'I>z9AS11S@ t :;sS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08
Crosby & Fiji.
A Great SNAP

We have just purchased 500
dozens Colored bordered Hard.
kerch e's.
Nearly all of them are hem
stitched. About so dozens are
not The goo s have been
used for decorative purposes,
are slightly soiled and crumpled
regular s. cent goods most of
them We will sell the lot at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

East Side, Two Doors Below Third Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08

Have won a
position for
many a man.
1t doesn't cost
much to have
be tn and if you
buy such shoes
as we sell you
will find that
they are the
Al
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-30

here a at Juneau or any other north
ern point.
But the visitor must not expect luxu-
ries. lie must be content with a bunk
and provide his own bedding The
bunk viii cost him from seventy-ive
cents a night up Meals al cheap res
taurants are fifty cents each. He will.
however. in all probability. hire a tiny
shack aaA !0arn 20 cook for himself If
be Is q be a gold hunter Then. as
before stated. he will find the price Of
the bare necessaries Of life no higher
in proportion than Seattle Flour Is
81 80 per sack. potatoes Sl.25. bacon
twelve - fifteen cents per pound.
4 The infant city - well laid ont, and
not only on Broadway but on most Of
the side streets on either side mp TO
where the trail turns off TO the left into
the timber there are new stores and
residences. Among the timber also
there are many merchants, IL tents or
rough shacks. Ia the early history Of
the city-that is. three weeks ago
boiled shirts were publicly derided, as
were also shaver chins. Now there
are four barber shops and two or three
signs reading Troy Laundry" There
is also bath honse IN course of con
struction, and this is luxury thai
tired men coming OF the trail will APP
preciate Lumber Is still scarce, rough
lumber az nine dollars per thousand
feet al Seattle selling for about twenty
FIVE dollars here. There Is little doub
that hundred or more buildings vii
be erected during the next thirty days
Now. what are the prospects o
Skaguay's permanency? The men wis
are building the wharves and the three
story hotel and other buildings evi
IDENTIFY believe in its future growth an
prosperity. Yet there is nothing {.
I give IL the slightest hope Of perma
nency except a. al entrance 20 tn
gold regions. That they do not at TIA
I present time possess any such en-
: trance that Is az all what highwa
( for the expected crowds in the spriur
Z should be il conceded. But the In
! tention now is TO build wagon roa
I along the Skaguay River 10 the foot G
: the mountain. This will cost gres
E deal Of money, but it will in all prof
( ability be carried ont, for every on
( who has made an investment here UT
derstands the situation. II Is est
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-30

tions Of men are interested IN them.
from the specialized. muscleless store
clerk, clumsily handling the saw and
the axe on his new building. 20 the
stolid backwoodsman. 10 whom the
making Of change Is a difficult mental
operation.
One would think that the town
would Toe overdone with SO many mer-
chants. and perhaps II will be soon.
when the steamers are fewer and pas
sengers on them not numerous enough
70 be worth mentioning. But there Is
a population Of over FIVE hundred still
IN tents. and II Is believed that there
will be continual coming and going
until the beginning Of December. 70
be then renewed the month following.
4 so many merchants. however. has had
the effect of bringing down prices,
which. - idering the freight charges,
are now rapidly getting 10 the bottom,
making j, nearly as cheap TO winter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-30

mated that from 100. 900 TO $50. 900
gold seekers will flock to Alaska next
spring. and that they will begin to
come in in February. Skaguay must
be able to announce long before then
a better trail than the present one or
the trade will pass her by and the
town boom will be flushed. She
will also have others besides the Dyea
trail to compete with. and, IN short,
her future depends entirely upon her
making the best inland route TO the
Yukon territory that can be made.
Her citizens are remarkably public
spirited and liberal. A town meeting
two nights ago subscribed $500 for
fire protection in a few moments. A
surveyor is now mapping out route
for wagon road along the river.
Money will have TO be raised 10 meet
the cost of this road and work on II
be started Immediately TO insure the
permanency of Skaguay a. port and
as town of even its present proper
tlOnS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-30

no complaint Of any goods being stolen
or loss-sxcept temporarily. In fact,
she whole community seems wonder
fully honest considering that the black
sheep Of the continent are herding III
'his direction.
Merchants an tents leave their goods
ilag1pg outside al right: pilgrims
sye their camps on the trail, With all
<eir belongings scattered about; yet
ut few cases 81 pilfering have been
he2td Of, aud only one theft Of money.
This was AZ the case Of man named
W. H. Davissn. of Ses.sle, who fos
tweise dsyr had $500 in his Kit under
. pile Of feed IL nss teat He left has