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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

Commencing this evening and rum.
lng throughout ihf week. with Satur-
company win be SEEN In the New DO.
day matinee, Clay Clement aud his
mlnluu, az tho salt Lake Thcater.
Wherever Mr. Clements and his play
have been son, nothing but praise and
pleasure have hscn manifested and. In
an lner dihly short time. The New Do
minipn has marched, Nltiorloualy. %
the front and stands today In the fore.
most ranks OF plays. Whils Clement'a
liohfnFtaunen o. considered q classic.
Manager David Henderson a this
year exploiting q talented company
oyCr fho theatrical circuits, presenting
90 the public q repertoire ~ standard
plays Il was Thought that the dates
here would have cofuc earlier or later
IN the present SEASON, when the book
iugr were made. ana the arrangement
now Tor four nlEhis next week Is par
ticuarly pleasing. or Monday and
Tuesday evenings william uillrttea
Ercnt war drama, Hold by the Enemy.
VIII be the bin, while Young Mrs. Wln-
rhrop will be seen on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
AS TO FREIGHT RATES.


s, II. Dibeoek. The irafic manager OF
the RIO Grhnde Western railroad.
gave on, ihis morning che true status
81 the rate war which eliminated In
the cutting OF rates from Utah common
points east
The action originated In the Offices Of
,ho RIO Grands Western here. "For
some time," he said, ''our solicitors in
thla city have been coming to me say
Ink tiny could not Set business owing
70 The face that the Union Pacific was
Swing rebates on all business. Thee
rebates were from 20 to 10 cents per
hundred weight. We were losing the
business, and We know she reason why.
According 80 tho letter of the Interstate
commerce Inv. the giving OF rebates ~
Illegal, and no change IN rates can be
made wlthout giving three days notice
90 The department NJ WaAhlngion. 50
We decided 70 meet she cut OF The u. II.
10y an open legal rate"
Mt blbcock further said that many
shippers from uiah points had been
gwen a guarantee that the rebates
would be paid In fifteen days from the
ilns o. receiving the freight by the
1here Is a mls;ake IN the mrs, elias,
rates ~ puhhshfd, which remains al
the Old rate OF sai0 Instead of psi
Mr. hlbeock could not state as 10 how
long theHe rates would prevail. INIT
thought u would be long enough So
move practically all the frrlfht thai
was going east this season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
GOT A Double Dose.
J.. r. Wilson Gets five Ye,r IN STATE rf''Oo
and Six Months IN County iill'
PLEADED GUILTY 10 TWO CRIMES


]. F. Wilson. VIII, on Tueiday last
pleaded guilty to burglary and psut
larceny, was today sentenced by 1uuse
N1rrlli GO nyc ysars Goo ihe state prison
on the nrsl charge and Go SIS mon. 20
In the county jan on the second The
terms DO no, run c5neurrenily' Ai'er
wilson has finished serving In the STATE
prison. he will serve Elk months In the
county jan.
Wilson l. the man who burslarikcd
the store Of Barkalow Bros. at iee
west First South street on the night
OF July .. isas. He was also accused or
grand larceny In that uha day prior he
stole from the house o. Ala wilson
twrnty-thrfo silver spoons, button-
hook and a silver knife. The chatge
was reduced TO petit larceny, when
Wilson pleaded guilty lie was con-
voyoi 10 his future residence on the
I'm his afternoon. Tie " REGARDED ~
the police officers as a tough cltlAeh.
having done time In other state prisons
for like ufftuaDa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
TtltGRAPHlc BRtWTlts.


Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnston,
tie novelist ana magazine writer. u dy.
''s ~ tho si'y h"rpHhi. baltimore.
ehIleh Shehoy' president OF the can
eulah Express company ana a Paclno
svas' ioIly MINER ~ dead IA Montreal,
"seu 90 Seats'
The United States transport Conchl,
with the sith Indiana regiment "a
D'stu, paa9sl sahuy HOOK a. fA
"elVeN th'H hoihihk'
The FIRST Pcnnayiyanla left Knox
yiiic. Ia. To-Day tor Philadelphia. The
lhlid North carolina, coiVted, Il a.
p.eteu touay anu the Fourth hentuesy
saturday
A special to the Toledo. o.. Commfr.
val Nun Nht,nOuss' ONO, ntat,s ihsl
o'elocE th,s inarn,ns .nn ~ az" ~.
business part OF the cay h being WIg,a
cut.
Maior ~. A. uaid,,ln n, Common, Il
glxth llllnoia von,,,ts.s. 40, ~ ,,',rs'
InK al IhiiaaeiSh,. hnsnii., u, I'M,
home from Ia,ss ,tlsn a., ,1,.in tIis
nc leaves a ,,ife ana a sabv fns, -
norm drrins his ,b.sne,.
- ,,'N
Nsiy hvN' fAsher LvrsEp's' supoIlYr
y. NV Nhsbs.I " opl.tt t"shsss 4h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

New Haven. Conn. Sent is.-Thore
was full attendance Of the islcgatea
when the Connecticut NUpuhllcAu state
convention reakHemhlcd today.
r. J. Hill u South Nurwalk was
chosen permanent chairman and 4e.
llyorcd a long address Livery mention
uf President Mckinney name was
greeted with enthusiasm. EN-Goy.
LouneHherry. Lieutenant GOV. Dewcll
and John Madison Porter wcrs placed
IN nomination Tor governor,
Mr., Louneaborry was nominated on
the hrsl ballot,
The platform endorses the adminls-
trauon OF President Mckinley nul CONE
mends TIE prudence aud f0rbcarluce
WIN which II was sought TO bring about
q peaceful solution nf che CUBAN COM
ToverHy with Spaln, the yigoF with
htateamanshlp dlst yed In the peace
negotiations, no far 40 they have pro.
gresued.
The hope IL expressed that II shore
had been sacrlnce % ne ANA mslih
through the incomnOtcncy ~ any lfl-
rlal the offender shall be punished "rc-
gafdless u past or present political
The platform declares anew for a sim
gle. standard Of value and that stand
ard gold.
The platform demands system N
Ieacoasl and harbOr defcnsha comWrn-
surnto with our interests ana amply
suihclent 20 protect Us from auCoeksfal
hostile attacks and a SUFFICIENT Increase
Of our army 10 man al all times our
defenHea,
Completion and government eon,rgl
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SOLVED BY CAPTAIN DAVIS.
tlalefIis Can Now Be Used as a Paint for
Searching Vessels.

a problem that has been puzzllng
the brains Of the chemists ever slnoe
the discovery Of Ehsrl,e In Utah ana
that the putting az the mineral into
solution 10 ms to use It as paint 10
prevent the accumulation OF barnaolea
upon the bottom VI SEA going vessels.
has been solved by Utah man.
For some time Captain Davis Price
who was the locator of the gtiano de.
poslta on uunnlaon Island, Great salt
Lake, has been experimenting with
ela,erhte ana has al last discovered a
method whereby Il can be put into So
luton ohoaply enough 10 be used as a
paint. lie states thas he can put the
product upon the market at 81 per
gallon.
This win open up a business In Utah
ana VIII prove a saving OF thousands
Of dollars TO ship owners. The paint
can be used under water so that divers
canput u on without dry-docklng. It
has also been found 90 be- a perfect
barrier To the "borer grub" that at
taola woods In hot climates, hence the
railroad ties OF such roads as the Pa
mama. can be preserved.
MIR. Davis has applied for a patent
upon his process OF making the paint,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
MINOR MENTION.


w. W. Fletcher Of nottingham r..
land. " Salt Lake visitor.
]. J. Evans Of the Rio Grand. a.
n vacation at Grand Junction, VII
Count Ferrero d orer Of To-.
Italy. Il a guest at the Knutsford. '''
Francisco sebootianelll. native 81,
Italy. has been admitted 10 citlzenshir
The city Jail Is being thorouebiv 49,
ovated and will be fumigatcd 10 tcs,,
down vermln.
The Eighth quorum Of Seventy wu,
meet In thu vestry Of the Tweifth vnrS
meeting house tomorrow CFridav,
evening, nj 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. q. Il. Forester. travelling audit,
Of the Rio Grande. il absent on a lin
TO Winona. Wis. Rumor has il tbss
he will not return alone.
Frank Peyion, charged with cmbs,.
element OF 1926, belonging to Louis a..
cts. secured a dismissal before Justf'.
OF the Peace Morris sommcr today.
thitf u Police rat AID the Walk,
Tfls have 4 NC ti idaho bunting ard
fishing. During the chiefs abronss
Duty Sergeant Tom Hilton will oct 4.
chief pro tenn.
u. ". brewster and John Hots...
bach. together with their faniiI,,
have returned 20 their homes 10 N,
Twenty-iirst ward after spending N,
summer In Bingham canyon.
Fan Francisco Chronicle. Jane,
Farrell, a hardware merchant Of gth
Lake. arrived at the Runs YESTERDAY
lie IL on his way 10 Honolulu 10 en-.
gage In business.
The funeral OF Sister Alice IIardmas
wife OF Isaac Iiardman, whose death
was announced In last evening"
News" viii take place tomorrow N.
torno0n AZ . o'clock from the Fourth
ward meeting house.
MFR. John Keddlngton. n rising youss
musician ~ this city, was married n
Miss Rosa Hilton, daughter ~ Officer
William Hilton. nj the residence Of ths
BRIDES parents. 92i Second street. lart
evening. The young people arc well
known In this city.
A. NJ. Buchanan. the we'll known
travelling representative Of the George
v. Cannon and Sons CO., was unuuu.
ally happy today because OF the arrival
AZ his home yesterday. September itth
OF "A bouncing baby boy. Mother ana
son are doing well.
Jas Astic, salesman for Hewlett.
Bros In the Idaho country, came down
ON visit TO Salt Lake. Mr, Aatle -
colved word at ~ Anthony that III
father was on his deathbcd. and al once
took the train at Marks Lake 10 come
hlthcr. At Pocatello he received A toie.
gram that his wife at Pleasant uroy9
had given birth 10 a line girl baby, 40 IL
was difficult TO decide whether TO 10 10
the bedsidc OF his dying father or Nj
wife. He. however. came 20 his fathrf
ana stayed until he passed away. ne
then left on the first train to SEQ hi,
wife and child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

Columbus. o. Sept. is.--Ai the Union
Station Nbout midnight troops 4. y and
&. First ohio volunteer cavalry VI
Cleveland, took f1rclblo plniessinn OF a
rain and refused " permit u 10 be
moved.
The soldiers were brought here from
Huntsville. Ala, In tourist alerpyrs. but
the c0ntrac; only called Tor their use az
tar as Columbus ~ the Pennsylvania
rad ordered the Cleveland company
put that the cars might be returned to
Cincinnati. The men refused and when
an engine was coupled on 10 the ave
ears an armed line 90 guards was
thrown around the train. the Intention
boing 10 have one 81 ne Cleveland
roads attach the cars. The men were u
have len there before mldnlEht. but u
was after a. m. when Major Webb
Hayes and District Passenger Ageni
J. NJ. Harris finally compromised the
matter. The ears went through on q
special G. a. a. A. train and an extra
claim for service VIII be Med by the
Pullman company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
BRISK STOCK TRADING.
OVER 5000 SHARES CHANGED HANDS.


That mining stocks arr neither dead
nor sleeping was quite cyldon, TO those
who assembled In the pl, today. as ac-
uyiiy was rife DURING the call. and at
certain points the brokers became guile
exhausted ana knew not whore they
were at 80 fast and furious had they
been. In passing out and taking TO-,
the different securities dealt 10 while
they remained together
Dexter was the star attraction. In
llne with its progress Of She past week.
ihc stock continued In the ascendant
and ran up 70 tlCs az which point {,
made a transfer. Then 10 struck a de-
cline and went 10 si.6ih who're 800
shares changed hands. AFTER which the
brokers handled 1t well and made sales
with a Willingness al figures all along
the line til fi.el was reached when tho
hurry ceased and the stock registered
standing quotations. During tn excite
ment J.iQ1 shares changed hands and
az The close the bid was fieiNs. at
Whldn figure much more could have
found takers. The rean1n f1r the on.
. r0cldentJd activity In the stock j. not
known. although during the day many
aition.
Proceeding regularly. Ocyscr- Marion
was the first 90 share IN the trading.
The stock was nrm ana sold No fair fiE-
urea, while the closing bid was a little
better than that ~ yeater1ay. Nam.
m0ih also displayed considerable aciiv-
NY. and sold shove Wednesdaya mar
kCt ana other stocks not here apecln.
oaily mentioned held good figures, but
took no part IN the trading
Besides sales In Dexter. the unlisted
class produced chloride Point and
Naleo. both " which handed ou, Sow
eral blocks the former around ps cents
ana the latter little above 20.
Treasure 1illi made IT, nrat appear
nn9c on the board with a bid 81 %
cents omaha looked well and con-
tlnucd with bid Of ~ cents.
Tho clolInE ilEnrna wore as followa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

Another dividend of per cent was
yesterday declared by the Parrot Sill
yer and Copper Mining company. This
makes up TO date. a grand total Of a.
9sg.sss paid IN dividends by this cor
porailon, Manager r. u. Grant states
shat the mintT no tn company are In
excellent condition. that the PARROT
sun continues 10 furnish Its regular
quota Of output. and that the ore re-
SERVES IN II are stu kept intact. Sink
lrr stu continues on the Hciiona shaft.
the depth OF 400 feet having been at
taincd ana tho Hhlwing IL that the
mine viii become one Of the greatest
producers In this section OF great pro-
durnrH.-nuttc Miner
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Morton rallied to Appear.

Judge Norren today dlsmlrrcd the
appeal In iho case of the State against
-. n. Morton. and rcm1ndol she same
back 10 the Justice " the peace FOR
Murray precinct with instructions 90
execute previous Judgment.
Morton WIS arrested last June
charEed. on che complaint N Alonz1
Smith, with exhibiting pistol IN an
angry manner. az tho same Zine
threatening 20 iill Smith full % holet
The trouble occurred at Murray over
the right 90 waters In a certain ditch.
The ease was tried before J. n. Tip
ton. Justice 81 the peace. who ined the
defendant 8. aud oor.s, when an APP
peal was taken.
when the case waa called today Nor
ton failed TO answer. hence the dis
mlBHaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

where a small frame house, occupied
by n. +. Rice mud used In connection
with the operation VI the Utah As
phaltum Works. was ON Gre. The
blaze started from cook stove,
and the timely arrival ~ the depart
mcnt saved not only the house IN
question, but the aaphaltum works "a
well, from being totally destroyed.
A. Il was the damage was nominal and
will not exceed $500. The Ere depart
ment has the thanks Of Manager Gull
mer Of the works for its speedy and
effective action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
MORRIS nninrEY cAsn
Again ooc. Over for the Term Many ne-
iIc,e lie WIN Not be Prosecuted.

II II believed by many that OK
Solcctman Joseph II. M1rris VIII not
aEaln be placed on trial on the bripefy
charges. Tor she reason that MS case
In point Of time comes within the rul.
Ing n the United States supreme coitt
In the Lars Thompson case. vita regard
20 the number uf iurp-H required.
The case was called again today In
the criminal branch Of the Third dis
trlci court but. on motion % Deputy
County Attorney Putnam, Judge Nor
reli allowed the case TO go over for
the term.
The Constitution Of the state having
reduced the number OF Jurors from
twelve TO eight In MI criminal cases,
save that OF murder. and all laws "
the late Territory providing for the cin-
panollng OF twelve having been re-
pealcd, a very serious doub;, u " I'M
dofatood. exists In the mind % County
Attorney Van Colt, AZ 10 whcthes there
Il any way In which jury ~ twelve
can be sworn 10 Try the Morris case.
The supreme court will have 10 pass
upon the question before Mr. Van Cot
would consent 10 n dismissal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

beverley. Mass. sep.. 10. DIR. samuel
Eliot. former president OF trinity
college. Hlrtf0rt conn, o. ga! ~
neveriv farm. aged rs years Dr. Eliot
was notable contributor 90 literature.
Ifis 0rai published work was Passages
from me History OF t.ihariy.
Mr. Eliot ala1 published O Manual 81
United states History ard the Life ami
Times 0f savauar1la. and hid written
articles for various periodicals.
lie was appointed profafsor Of his
tory ana political science lu Trinity
colicgs, Hartford IN 1855 ana was pres
ident on that institution from 1850 70
tgcG L1taf he was supcrInienden Or
fha nnffon public schools. lie was q
grandson or Samuel Eliot who ioundtd
ind Eliot pf0feW1fah,p 10 HnrNgfll uhl-
v,falty and cousin 81 President Eliot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

~ the Imperial mine In Gable Cove
Mt John cfoung iH extracting large
quantity 81 hlgh grade shipping ore.
hosidrs doing considerable development
work, The Imperial lode Is ono OF
thc properties In Mo isngle group. and
considering the amount OF work done
on u ~ one NJ tho finest showlnra IN
eastern oregon, ana n surely destined
20 DE % great mine at no distant day.
The Earle group IN owned BY Salt
Lake people who have done consldern.
Die developing for several years. but
have never operated II on a large
scale Tor profit, Thore 10 no doubt
that Sumo day mining capital viii sur.
prise the natlge ofeEunians with the
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Dl.trIri Court Notes.

The case ~ John a. blythe. charged
with rape, has been continued until
Monday. september "a
Joseph II. Erickson. Henry n. Hayes
ana Ephralm Hanson We're to-day ud-
mltied 30 practice before ihr bar ~ che
STATE supreme court, on motlon OF At
torney Samuel A. Klng.
The following case was argued before
the supreme court today. summit
county, by John l.. Boyden, clerk, an.
pellani. W Sanford uuathvrs1n. Tho
case of the First National Bank of
Ncphl, appellant. " Walker l. Brown
Ct al, was continual Cor the term. by
stipulation,
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Declined VIM Think.

II has been decided by the Popullst
friends or President DAVIS OF the Blue
Church 10 nominate ana elect him TO
The next state Legislature. Mr.. Davis.
while profoundly thankful 10 his
friends Tor their kind consideration,
says that he must decline The favor
Mcause he has higher aspirations In
fact nothing short OF the United States
acnatorshp should he rendered 10 ths
respected head 81 the organization be.
fore rrferrVd to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

That Grand county In a producer Of
hlgh-gradc fruit. the like OF which II
scarcely surpassed anywhere In this
country In a fac; borne witness 10 by
those VINO were sufficiently fortunate
this week 20 share In samples received
az this office from II. iiolyonk and o.
w. Warner. both Of Moab, Cah. The
Peaches sent were Of the clingrtonc
variety. both white and orange, were
delicious IN flavor. large In size and free
from worms, while sie apples and pears
bore witness 10 the fact that IN point
of size and general excellence. they
were hard 20 beat. Mcasra. Iiolyoak
and Warner may well be proud OF their
orchards. and they have the thanks Of
the News" for their kindly rcfnem-
brancc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

Washington. Sept is.-Al Of tho
fnowIsfa OF the peace commission
with the exception OF senator Gray
had an extended conference with tho
President today. ~ ~ Understood
that senator gny's train had been Dc
inycd TOT some unknown cause. but II
10 expected he Will reach Washington
early in the afternoon.
Tho President has called special
meeting of the cabinet 90 BE- held this
afternoon at . o'clock. A nnal Discus
sion Of the instructions 90 the Paris
peace commission Will occur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
Geld Mouniala ~Nussst.-

The latest news from Cold Noun.
tain was dated Sept ~ aud tells of
gfehi excitement over tho recent rich
strike on the Congress property. VIII.
liam Johnson. tho genial oWner. claims
20 have found an A-puund nuggot OF
FREE SOLD which II, IN tho crude state.
900 nne, Mother and son are doing
wen but the recovery ~ BILLY IL *
tremely doubtful This Il the first
child born on Gold Mountain and we
hope that when ola enough 10 walk ne
VIII De able 90 md n mine 80 tlmes
richer than that u his grninl father
NIchneld Advocate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15
yIslrINa joe soLnIrns.
Queen Regent 81 spain Does ~ - psniard
Istol the Goodness Of Americans

Madrid. Sept. i5.-Tho queen regent
pays daily visits 10 the sick soldiers.
who have returned frum the colonies.
She has urdtrcd that the c1nvalcacontn
be- conveyed IN the royal carriages 10
the case del Campo. Ia the royal park,
ana II paying from her own purse fur
proper food Tor the lnvalidH
The correspondent here % the Assoc
clated Press has cunvsfaed with oils
GERS. invailda ana othrfn, who have re-
turned from santiago. Thry all uNtpl
the Eoodneaa % the Americans after the
surrender. They do not display the
slightest animoaliy against the Amfrl-
cans. hut entertain bitter feelings
against the Guiana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

Lausanne. swi,Eerilnd. Sept. H.
Two important arrests have been made
here In connection with the aHaassina-
ton u the empreHa Of Austria. A va
grant named uualiuppc. who was ar
rested on the eve Of the crime, has
now been recognised az dangerous
anarchist. ~ IL believed he made the
handle for the file with which che om-
rrcFi was numbered.
The second prisoner. an anarchist
named hlrh9ifl, u charged with har-
boring Luchrui, the Assassin. Cor sew
tral days Roth 0ualduppn and iiar-
hoitl have been conveyed IN custody o.
urngYa, Whfr thay will ha charged
with cnmpllolty Ia sue aHHaAulnail0n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

bishop Thomas o'Mallcy and his
daughter are IN the city with the Clay
Clement company. In speaking OF the
Judgment against him In the Charicy's
Aunt episode. he said that he had used
tho play as long as he wanted IL any
how. lie IL the same hearty. happy
Bishop" that we knew Ia days VI old
nt the Lytcum.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Board OF Directors OF the uthn
sugar Company has this day deolats1
a dividend Of 0 per cent ON the chllt'
stock OF the company, payable Sap.
3oth, 1898, for the two quarters endlhs
that date. Said dividend will be paya-
bile to stockholders OF record on sep"
goth, 1895.
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secretary Utah Sugar Company
Salt Lake city. Sept. IS, 1895.
The stock books of the Utah susa.
Company Will be closed for transfers
Sept. 30th, 1885,
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Sept. 10, 1895.