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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-20

Ogden, March 19.-Miss Mabel Yates
of this city was today united in mar
riage to George H. Nagle, a fortunate
young millionaire of Wyoming. The
event was the happy consummation of
friendship begun over a dozen years
ago, when the bridegroom and bride
were boy and girl together in Chey-
enne. There is an exception to prove
every rule, and their love affair seems
to be this proof of the old adage of the
course of true love never running
smoothly.
The ceremony yesterday was at the
home, on Madison avenue. of the
brides mother, Mrs. II. F. Yates.
Rev. w. Z. Maison performed the
ceremony, which occurred at high noon,
the bride being given away by her
mother. the impressive ring service of
the Episcopal church being used
The brides dress was of gray gren-
adine, cut slightly en- train. The trim
mings were white satin over white silk.
White roses were worn and carried by
the bride.
In addition to those mentioned. the
guests who witnessed the ceremony
We're: DR.. and Mrs. c. z. Coulter. Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Richey, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Brown, DR.. ard Mrs E. B. Ora
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Douglass, Mr.
and Mrs. c. L. PEBBLES. Misses Pearl
and Frances PEBBLES, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Corey, Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Corey,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Armstrong, c. M Z
Season. Mrs. Levina Wilson, Mrs Jen-
lie Z. Maggie, mother of the groom, and /,
Mrs. Levina Wilson, mother of Mrs. !
Yates and-grandmother of the bride |
4 sumptuous wedding breakfast was /
served. Presents galore were received, !
some magnificent diamonds being ]
among those given by the groom to the 4
bride
At 2:10 the young couple took the /
train for Los Angeles. accompanied by /
Mrs Maggie, mother of the groom. AT
ter visiting for a time in southern Cali
fornia, they will return by way of
Portland.
George F. Magic is one of the best
known young business men of the in
termountain country. His home has
always beer in Cheyenne. but since his
fathers death, about eight years ago,
he has been abroad considerably, and
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pupils hastily prepared an elaborate
luncheon and mad everything-in- readin ass
when Miss Griffith returned 10 the school
ROOM Upon entering the room she was
taken completely by surprise at the scens
presented. and made a graceful capituia-
ton. 4 brief programme was then rem
del ed in which Robert Smith. Misses Lii
lie Hunter. Dora Ctowther Annie Bates
and Melissa Poulton Participated. each
of whom performed the ASSIGNED part
very pred;tahly. Pupils their tsaeher
with the other teachers of the corps, sa-
down 10 n spread which would haye
tempted the appetite of the daintiest epi-
curaan. Il is seldom that one attends so
pleasant a gathering as this one proved
10 be.
The following letter and accorapa avi1c
resolutions were sent yes erday 10 Mr..
and Mrs. White, parents Of the late
Clauoius Whit. By the president of the
salt Lake County Teachers association.
To Mr.. and Mrs. White and Family:
Holding as we do your son Clauiius in
such hich esteem We the teachers Of
Salt Lake county. hereby express our
sincere sympa thy and heartfelt sorrow In
your sad bereevem en;. You have lost a
dutiful son, we have lost a brother and
co-Iabcrer; the community one of is most
promising citizens, and in the line OF
mankind has lost kind and
ealt est friend"
Whereas. 1t has pleased our father TO
call from our midst our friend and CO.
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SILVER UNION AT POCATELLO.
Primaries Resulted In Defeat of the
Kasiska Element.


Pocatello, Ida. March l9.-The Union
Silver primaries were held this evening
and elected delegates to. the county
convention. which meets next Tuesday.
Much interest was manifested and
about $50 votes were cast.
The following delegates were Sc
lected:
First Ward-George Griffith. John
Ostrich, George A. Hanaford. J. 8.
Hicks and c. B. Filter.
Second Ward.-William Kelly. NJ
Condor, Pat Coleman, James Camp
bell and J. I. Holcomb.
Third Ward.-A. w. Fisher. A. p.
Bean, II. Y. Platt, L. A. West. w A.
Whitney. Andy Marshall and Harry
Wade.
Fourth Ward.-Edward Mooney, T. B.
Smith, o. L. Cleveland Edward Cal
lett, II. X. Higson, NJ. Z. James. John
Ellis, John Carrigan and Dan Key.
The result is a decided victory for
the anti-Kasiska element, which car
ried every ward except the Third. and
is taken to mean that ex-Mayor Ka-
siska viii not be able to secure the
nomination for mayor on the Union
Silver ticket
Councilman Hopson, who is a Kasis-
IA supporter, elected his ticket in the
Third ward.
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Supervisor NJ. Adelaide Holton spoke
before the teachers of Park City yester-

Supervisor NJ. Adelaide Holton spoke
before the teachers of Park City yester-
day.
% % o. 49,
The Salt Lake Busi >sss college has an
ATTENDANCE of 200. and has students from
Idaho. Montana, Colorado, Nevada
wyoming and Arizona. in addition ~ the
attendance from Utah.
cp g, %
meeting of the PRINCIPALS of the city
schools WIN be held in the office of Super
intenuent Millspaugh on Monday, March
o g 8
The students Of the Latter-day Saints
college yesterday passed resolutions ex-
Hress:Te of the esteem in which the late
Bishop Morris. president of the college
board was held by that institution.
Much difficulty is experienced by Profess
sor "; M. Stewart in films the position
as critic teacher recently made vacant by
the resignation of Miss Emma B. KEGS,
now Mrs. Davis.
The friends of Miss Hoffer of the
FRANKLIN school will find her at the Davis
Deaconess' home.
Miss NJ Adelaide Holton viii address
the teachers of Utah county at Provo on
Saturday. March 26.
A youngster at the oquirrh school
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THE APRIL JURY.
Drawing Made Yesterday-Proceed-
ings In District Court.

The case of Joseph E. Hodson vs..
Pioneer Electric Power company went
on yesterday. the defense still putting
in evidence
L. W. Tackett VS.. F. J.. Hess. a. B.
Hayes withdrew appearance for plain
tiff and Macmillan & Macmillan enter
ed their appearance for plaintiff.
Sidney Stevens Imp.ement company
VS.. South ogden companies; plaintiff
was granted 20 days additional time in
which to prepare bill Of exceptions.
Yesterday Newton Farr, county clerk,
drew the following persons to serve as
trial jurors during the April term Of
court:
G. L. Becker, Ogden; Richard Howell
Statewide; Felix Rheinbold, F. ]. Kie-
sci. John A. Smith, Ogden; Walter J.
Lindsay. Eden; lie Breton Balch, Og-
den; f. G. AIcGriff. North Ogden; John
Conlisk. George W. Murphy, Edward
auth, A. 3. Corey. John Pincock c. +.
Peterson, George II. Matson. c. \. Sire
veil, T. l.. Chaplin, Charles ". Chase,
john y. Wilson, Ogden; Wheatley Glib
son, West Weber; y. y. Mckee, Charles
F. Middleton. John T Hurst, Ogden:
Eli y. Tracy. Huntsville; L. 3. Best,
Ogden
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UNITED STATES AND CHINA.
STEPS Taken By Foreign Powers viii,
Determine Our Aftit,da

Chicago. March 1s-Minister Conger.
our recently appointed minister to China
expects to reach his post in China some
time early in June. He is guarded in
his statements concerning the eastern
situation. But he is not blind 10 the fact
that while we have been absorbed with
our difficulty with Spain, the situation in
the east has not ceased to be complicate ted
and that If anything il is becoming even
mc-c so.
~ hat the United States wants is omen
ports. he declares China Is lust be-
ginning 10 develope: she is building rail-
roads into the interior; her trade relations
with the outside world Will be extended
and this country insists upon getting her
share. That is our policy. What the atfi-
tide of this nation viii be in the. future
must be determined upon by the steps
taken by the foreign powers. I do not
be1eve. however. that there is going to
be a thanksgiving carving Of the Chinese
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University Happenings.

y, Last Saturday evening a crowded house
listened to bliss Spencer's lecture on
Physical C-lturs."
The regula. lecture course closes next
SalurcaS, with Principal Bennioa's sec
ond lecture on The Development of
Anglo Saxon Political Institutions"
4. -
Each Instructor had the honor of laying
CONVERSIONS for the permanent building
| March IS.
| The Taylor Dramatic company has
taken school and city by storm.
grand SOCIAL is to be given in Normal
the men who have been in the mountains
| all winter getting out the lumber for the
permanent building
President Kirgs g . E; % o,oo NO.. -
forming. the duties of president. having
returned from his visiting tour last
Thursday While on his trip n has
VISITED al Of the leading universities of
me country and has carefully examined
/ the driIt of modern education. He SAYS
that the matter of sending professors our
on visits. 10 examine the work of other
institutions. is being agitated all over
the country, and IL will not be long before
instructors VIII be sent out On full paw for
year at time to study along the lines
or their Specialties.
He has obtained a verv large amount
OF information on his trip. which he will
use II the future management of the
supervisor Augsburg and a large dele
cation of Sanpeta county teachers visited
the training school last week. and all ex-
pressed their delight with what they saw.
Prof. Stewart addressed the Weber
county teachers last Thursday and has
bsen invited to speak 20 the Morgan
county teachers next Friday. He reports
Affairs at Richfield 10 be in very -four
lshirS condition. ard the lecture course
being given there is n success in every
by large and apprec.ative audience.
Prof, Marshall will lecture at Richfeld
next Friday.
The teachers calss in botany met last
Thursday as usual. very large nun
Der OF teachers were present. and were
...eeerly interested in the dicussion on
and Manner OF Growti" The subject for
next Thursday is The Seed and How 1t J
Grows
q A %
Prof: Whiting lectured in the Twenty
second ward Tuesday evening on Every 1
Day Bacteriology.' Yesterday forenoon |
ne ne lectured before the county teachers on /
insects, and next Wednesday afts-- /
noon he viii address the Unity circle on 4
The Brain and the New PhreEology."
AiteI = NeE[ long aEC TEDIOUS effort /
Prof. Whiting has succeeded In making a !
Of - ear, and viii have an (
article prepared on the subject in thu /
near future.
9 6, 81
NJ. Z. Z. Pritchard. 4 student in adj
Vanced zoology, has prepared Z paper Of /
unusual merit on the clam. Illustrated by
pen drawings. Il has been placed IN the |
biological laboratory, where teachers in J.
te:ested in the subject may examine it.
Z. ., %
Miss May IS doing some very excellent
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Ogden Briefs.

Black Patti viii be the attraction at
the Grand Thursday.
"A Jay in New York viii appear at
the Grand tomorrow night and Tues
day. The military scene in the play is
quite drawing card.
Moses Reeves was sentenced to 10
days in the county jail yesterday after
a trial on the charge of disturbing the
peace, made by Mrs. Burton.
The attendance Friday night at the
Presbyterian church to hear the Nash
vile students was very large, and the
programme was much enjoyed.
Next Thursday evening there will be
given ia the Third ward institute a
complimentary concert and ball in
honor of Elder John Farr, who is TO
leave soon on a foreign mission.
The Story Of the Creation" will be
the subject of Rev. Charles T. Richard
son at the Presbyterian church this
morning. In the evening the subject
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is well educated, not only by school
ing, but by travel.
OF late he has come into the public
eye because of a dispute over the set
Element of his estates, there being
some differences between him and his
guardian, in which the young man as
serted himself
The young man is owner of property
in several states, aggregating in value
probably over a million dollars.
Miss Mabel Yates was one of the best
known ladies of Ogden Talented, ge-
NAL and beautiful. she was a general
favorite. She was especially well and
favorably known in Cheyenne, where
she lived as child, and where she has
visited. I'D to quite recently she was
attending school in Denver.
The leading Wyoming and Colorado
papers wired their Ogden correspond
ents for accounts of the wedding cere-
mony.
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laborer. Cladius White. from a life of
usefulness yet scarcely begun. and amidst
the fondsst aspirations of early life
Whereas, Education. in his sad dspar-
ture. has lost aSstaunch friend an able
defender and an ardent workers: and
Whereas The youth of our public
schools. and particularly of his own corn
munity. have in his death been deprived
OF the manly and stmulatf,;. fnluaac, of
a nobic soul: therefore. he il
Resolved. That we. the teachers % So.
! IKE county, in general assembly. do
offer our deepest sympathy aAl 1O.ldo
erce 10 the family and relatives OF our
departed friend. in this their sad be-
reavenant.
Resolved That as educators we mourn
his departure as 2 grievous loss 10 the
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will be 'Fetichism," being the first in
series of lectures on the religions of the
world.
Last night Sheriff Davis Of Box Ell
der arrested William Harris of Brigham
City, charged with stealing a saddle
at Brigham City on Friday night The
arrest was made in ogden, and Davis
and Harris went back to Brigham last
night. The latter claims to have
bought the saddle.
The match shooting contest came off
last night at the Ogden shooting gal
lery, and the scores of the re ective
teams were as follows: c. -nith.
As; Frank MacCarthey, IS; c. IacCar-
they. Al; total, l36. The other team
was Newton Farr IS; Ezra Richardson.
As; Mr.. Dockem, Al; total, 143 The lat
ter team was declared the winner.
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AFTER o'coNNoLLY.
Sisters Of the Holy Cross Bring Suit
Against the Attorney.

The Sisters of the Holy Cross yester-
day. through their attorneys, Rogers &
Johnson. fled a suit against Attorney
T. r. O'Connolly to compel an account
ing of certain moneys which they al
lege he mas collected for them while
acting as their agent. and has failed
to turn over The amount sued for is
81. 1889. The transactions extend from
Jan. !, 1892. to Feb. 9. 1898. when they,
for the last time, demanded an account
ing.
O'Conroliy denies emphatically hav-
ing Incorporated any funds belong
ing TO the Sacred Heart academy. but
says that only one or two bills have
been collected.
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profession, and realize fully the need to-
Gay of such able 9xpounders of education
4, truths.
Resolved. That we lnscribe TO his mem
DRY our lasting appreciation and grateful
esteem for his noble and manly conduct
III the profession Of his choice.
keSoit ed. That We imDlore the fathers
SUITS or comfort and peace to attend his
family in this hour OF grief. Yours sim
cerely. in behalf of the teachers of Salt
Lake county
(Signed) OSCAR VAN COLT
President Salt Lake County Teachers.
Association.
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AN HONEST oFFER.

Dea- Mr.. EdItor-KindIy inform vour
readers that il written to confidentiaIIy
enclosing, stamp for reply. ! will cheer
fully make known to them. in a sealed
lettet, free of charge. the plan pursued
bv which l was permanently restored to
perfect health and manly Vigor. after
years of suffering from Nervous Weak
ness. Seminal Losses and Sexual Feeble
ness.
] have 10 scheme to get money from
any one. l have nothing TO sell or se1I
.. o. D. but am simply anxious to make
known TO others who may he suffering as
| was this means OF certain and perna-
nent cure. Address
JAMES A. HARRIS, Box 43i. Deiray.
Mich.
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Handbook of the Tariff.

The understanding of the complicated
provisions of the new tariff has been
greatly simDlified by the issuance Of
this manual. To digest the tariff law is
no easy task. but to digest the food
taken into the gastric receptacle is rem
dered easy by the use Gf that thorough
stomachic. Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers. 1t prevents and cures malarial,
kidney and rheumatic trouble, remedies
nervousness and insomnia, and removes
constipation and biliousness. Appetite,
as we'll as the ability to satisfy it with
out subsequent abdominal disturb lnce.
is restored by this Inc stomachic. which
also accelerates convalescence Per-
sons in the decline of life and the in
firm of every age and sex, Ind * o. ma
terial assistance
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What T..!s Foreshadows.

ConstaltinOple. March I9-In conse-
qUcnce of the sultan's direct appeal the
ear has consented to withdraw his
demand for the S3.75O.OOO arrears of the
Russo-TurlIish war indemnity. which
his majesty at first insisted should be
paid from the Graeco-Turl0ish war in
demnity. This fact. it is alleged. fore
shadows Turkeys acceptance of Prince
George Of Greece, the candidate of the
cza-. as governor of the island OF
Crete
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JOE BAILEY, OF TEXAS.
Democratic Leader In House Is Can
didate Fer Speaker.

Pittsburg. March 19-Congressman Jo-
seph Bailey. of Texas, Democratic leader
in the house of representa- tives, will be
a candidate for the spsake-Ship OF that
body next session. Mr.. Bailey was in the
city today lin conference with a number
Of prominent Democrats ard TO them he
disclosed his ambition TO succeed Thomas
?. Reed. the present incumbent.
ne thinks his chances for success are
good. He believes f-ee silver will win
in 1900 and is anxious 10 have Joseph Si5-
ley make another contest for a seat in
congress.
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work with the little caiIcren in the Kinder
sarten- She makes me work as practical
as possible by taking them to foundries.
carpenter shops. machine shops and SINH
lar places She then has them work out
They sing songs expressing their occupa-
uoIS, and play games. which work out
and make distinct the ideas gained. so
that the kindergarten becomes 4 means
OF developing observation and original
investigation.
- % %
The whole school sympathises with Mr..
george norris in his great sorrow oc-
casioned BY the death of his father An
his classes had special meetings last Fri
cay and passed resolutions of sympathy
AID condoleEce.
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Agricultural College.

The spring term should close April l
and the summer term begin April 6. As
tne latter date is also the beginning Of
2atIenG, the vacation may be delayed a
Mrs. Lindheld. wife of the professor. of
animal husbandry was recently called TO
Saelph' Canada. on account of the criti-
car illness of her mother. for whose re-
coFery no hope IS entertaiaed.
Prof. Herrci- has the horticultural de-
Far ttne-t wei in nand, and IS now prepaf-
MS MS hIst bullstn. Its 81 ,'sct viii be
the spraying OF apple orch S.
-
D.; Tanner is lecturing for a week at
JUab counties.
% g, @
:, Chapel thp exercises are again being held
:, .,
Students in the Uaited States history
classes are debating the best disposition
of the Mcire matter
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GONE FOR QUAY.
Returns From Pennsylvania Primar-
les Place the Ro-q o. Ton

Returns From Pennsylvania Primar-
les Place the Bo1s On Top.
Philadelphia. March 19-Prcsumably not
in the history of the state has so much
interest been manifested - primary cleo
tioEs as that taken in the election being
held this spring. This IS accounted for
by the bitter fight that is being waSed
against Senator Quay by the Business
Mems league headed BY Hon. John
Wsns maker.
From Lancaster county the returns thus
far indicate that Senator Quay has elected
his delegates TO the state convention by
nearly 1909 majority.
Reports from Franklin county are
favorable to Quay.
II Cameron. VenaTge. Warren and Nc
Kean counties the delegates were in
structed for Congressman c. W. Stone
anti-Quay for governor.
Returns from Garrison county are
meaSer. but indicate the election of Quay
delegates.
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Millions For the Russian Navv.

London. March 19.-The car. according
to special dispatch from st. Petersburg.
has authorized an increase in the ordinary
naval expenditure of 100000 roubles
yearly for six years in addition 10 the
special grant of 9o.010000 roubles for
nava! PURPOSES recently announced.
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Heavy Storm IN idaho.

ts9eclaI 70 The Ecra!d)
Pocatello. Ida. March 19.-It has
been showing almost continuously for
two days all over southern Idaho. but
the s-rou-d is so warm here that it
nlelts almost IS fast as It falls
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AN IDAHO SAMSON.
Charles F. Potter Of Dempsey Has a
Giants Strength.

Special to The Heraid)
Pocatello, Ida. March 19.-Charles F.
Potter os Dempsey has turned out
modern Samson. 1T Coins today he
drew $50 pounds of sand on the ground
in sacks. at the end of eco feet of rope.
he also drew 500 pounds by using a
ladder for his footing. He won about
50 N more. and q soan Of horses.
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OGDEN BUREAU.

Business and Editorial Office 524
Utah Loan and Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden. March 20.
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M. Z. Z. Pritchard. student in adj
vanced zoology, has prepared Z paper OF
merit on the clam illustrated by
pen drawings. Il has been placed IN the
biological laboratory, where teachers in
te:ested in the subject may examine it.
% 9, 81
Miss May IS doing some very excellent
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upon being asked recently 10 name the
three prominent mountain ranges of
Utah. replied: ''Wasatch, Sumner, and
Oquirrh.
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Utah was honored in the selection OF
President Clrff to secure a coneensus OF
opinion among the Hawaiians as to their
wishes regarding annexation to the
United States
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Miss Lyda B. Wheeler of the Whittier
school. was absent from her duties
portion of the past week by reason of
The herald., 1898-09-23
In THE PUBLIC EYE

Somebody In Texas has suggested thai
the Sunday school children of the state
contribute five cents each to purchase
sword and a Bible for presentation to Cap
tain John W. Philip Of the battleship
Texas.
John Cation, a civil war veteran OF Rut-
land, VT, enlisted under the call for troops
for the Spanish war, and soon after his
pension of So a month was stopped. Some
of his friends are now raising great row
about this.
The descendants of Samuel Packard have
just celebrated the two hundred and six
teth anniversary of his immigration to
this country. He settled In bingham;
Mass, in 1858, and there are now 1000 de-
scendants in his family.
Wong Foy, Chinese merchant in We'll
lington, New Zealand, who recently failed.
made the following statement Of his con-
dition: II see my troubles endless to come
1 can't get my money to pay. am help
less. During last three years over thirty
six creditors support my business. During
last two months not one let me have O
penny on tick. Fish can never 1--we In a dry
pond without water. Engine can't move
along well without supply Of coal. Boy
can't fly his kite without tail on It, House.
keeper pour out all tea to the cup mo re-
filled water, how she give you more tea
YOU require? All empty out Just the way
like my business"