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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-17
KENTUCKY NEGRO LYNcHED.
Fifty Men On Horseback Were the
Lynchers.

Cincinnati, June ia Times-Star
special from Glasgow, KY, says that
Caleb Gaines (colored) was taken from
Jail at 1 a. m. and hanged to a tree.
A note pinned to the body directed
that it be not disturbed until noon
Gaines had assaulted 4-year-old girl
on Tuesday, and was then saved from
death by the mercy of the victims
mother. Fifty men on horseback were
the lYncherS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-17

Be Not Deceived. "A Cough, Hoarse-
ness or Group are not to be trifed with.
A dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will save
you much trouble. Sold by Nelden-
Judson and other druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-17
Thieves at Logan

Logan, June 16.-Thieves entered the
cellar of Mrs. Petersen, who lives in the
Third ward, and stole a considerable
quantity of provisions last night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-17

more boys. but the man undoubtedly
escaped through the yard in rear of
the house.
o o o
c.. Ching, a Chinaman, was arrested
yesterday on q. warrant charging him
with assault and battery. 1t is alleged
that he assaulted another Chinaman.
@ @ @
Pete Hammer was arrested yesterday
on charge of violating the bicycle or
dinance.
Two cakes Rex soap cents. New
York Cash (.rocar,r 1eS Main STRAIT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-17

The mission Of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
to cure disease, and thousands of testi-
monials prove it fulfills its mission
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-17
THATCHER-KIMBALL.

Popular Young People of Logan
Joined In Matrimony.
Logan, June 16-One of the most
important social events of the season
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-17
ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY.
FIRE, AND ACCIDENT
sss'i sss 5 ~. | INSURANCE
Telephone 1875.
P. o. Box GIT.

BLANKET POLICIES
TIRE CONTENTS
CHARGE FOR
Scottish of
London Assurance
aetna OF Hartford
f1renans Fund, of California.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
May Get His Release.

Garfield Williams. colored was convicted
tuesday last before Judge Kimbau of
stealing a suit of clothes from Arthur
Slmms, also colored. The latter was not in
court, but Eliza Simms, wife of Arthur
positively identified the clothing as that of
her husband. This afternoon Daniel Queen
colored, appeared at the detective bureau
with pawn ticket for the goods and
demonstrated to the satisfaction of the an
thorities that the clothes never belonged to
Simms, but We're placed in pawn by Queen
Meanwhile Queens property has been
turned over to Mrs. Sfmms. Officer Stew
art, who arrested Williams, has been uoti-
ned to recover the clothes from Mrs Simms
ana bring the latter and the goods to head
quarters. At the trial Williams neither de-
MED nor admitted the charge and the i'm
preston among the officials is that while
Williams did not steal the clothes for which
he was convicted he stole a suit about the
same time that Simms' goods disappeared
and really thought he was being tried for
different case than that then before the
court.
1t is expected that as soon as the matter
is Strengthened up Williams will be re-
leased from Jail.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
GO REPUBLICAN
What Auditor Timme Says of the Coming
Election in Wisconsin.
May Re Slight Falling OFF In the
Vote, but No Doubt as to
the Result.

MIR. Ernest G. Timme. auditor for the
State and other departments, has returned
10 MS desk after a visit to Wisconsin, in
which he observed the conditions. political
and otherwise, existing in that state.
The campaign in Wisconsin this wear"
said Mr.. Timme to Star reporter TODAY,
lis of unusual interest for an off wear
shlp which is involved. Several candidates
Will come before the legislature and 1t is
too early to predict who will be successful.
we are confident, however. that the sena-
tor Will be a republican, for we propose to
elect republican Legislature.
There is no question that the republi-
cans will carry the state. 1t is possible that
OF the last election, due to the possible
apathy of republicans. Therein lies the
only danger to the republicans. Our peo-
pie are so confident of republican success
they may cause the party to lose votes
from the stay-at-home element on election
day.
Business and agricultural conditions are
good in Wisconsin. The farmers are Rot
complaining, and the merchants report that
trade is inCrea sing.
The people of my state are not carried
away by all this talk of hardships in the
al my. There are too many old veterans of
hardship is. and when the boys come
around with their complaints, the old fell
lows laugh a them. The veterans will
counteract the trouble which might be
threatened by the complaints of the volun-
t=trS.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
RELIEF OF THE NEEDY,
Interesting Phases of the Heart Work
of District PeODle.

Investigation into cases of District SOL
diers and their families who may be re-
ported as being in need of assistance IS
being carefully and quickly carried on by
the subcommittee of which Mrs. F. w
Dickins is chairman, and emergency cases
are Immediately relieved. The inquiries Of
Mrs. Dickins and her co-laborers have de-
veloped considerably less necessity for re-
lief than was expected. Accordingly, Treas
urer Edison has decided that no more con-
tributions will be necessary to the relief
fund, which will aggregate in round fig
ures, when all sources of supply to it are
considered, about $4,000.
The employment bureau, under direction
of Mr.. Simon VOLTS committee in the At
lantic building, is still open, out tn, clerk
in charge has very little to do a GUIDE &
Brother have given empoy yment 10 one Dis
trict soldier, but there - no record of any
other on the furloughed list being employ
ed. If any who were sent ut with com
mittee credentials did :,ecure work they
have not reported to headquarters
The admirable work of feeding tie sol
d1ers passing through Washington which
has been prosecuted with such success by
the Pension Office Ladies' Relief Associa-
ton at Potomac Hall, corner MARYLAND
avenue and 11th street southwest has been
concluded rs no more troops are noyine
The concert which was recently given at
the Grand Opera House for the benefit of
TINS noble project netted the handsome sum
or S6l46o, which has been turned over to
the treasurer of the assaciatio
Evening star., 1898-09-19
Desirable to Stop CIamor.



genuine examination of the measures
taken to prepare the army for its work in
the recent war will be desirable, whether
undertaken by commission designated by
the President, or by Congress, or both. The
investigation will not lead to the results
hoped for by those whose partisan clamor
on the subject is intended to influence the
approaching elections. No reasonable per-
son believes that the government las STUN
bled into an extraordinary series of VIC
tories through corruption, neglect and in
competency, as charged by Gov. Stephens
of this state and other politicians Of the
same class. The energy and success of the
administration throughout the period Of
hostilities is beyond question. But the
health Of the troops at the front and In the
camps has been matter of grave concern,
and the methods of supplying the army
have been the subject of numerous charges
That there was wanton neglect is not cred
tble. A few individuals in an army of over
100000 may have ignored their duty, but
Jealous effort was the rule in the various
departments. In no previous war was there
such general shifting of camps and eX-
tension Of hospital facilities for the treat
ment of sick soldiers and the building up CT
those who were exhausted by a tropical
campaign.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
Sugar Proved Weak Spot in Today'S
Stock Market.
LONDON WAS A FREE BUYER
This Resulted in Strong Opening
on This Side.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star

special Dispatch TO The Evening Star
NEW YORK, September I9-Amrrican
securities opened strong and active in Lon
doh this morning. the Pacific issues being
well in the lead Of the other American
stocks on continued buying for continental
account There were some good bu,inr or
ders here. too. at the openinS. and prices
showed an advance over SATURDAYS closI,p
prices of from y to 1L4 per cent. the latter
being Brooklyn rapid transit which closed
al ~ on Saturday, and opened this mornfne
at Cob 'N
The notable exception to the higher OPEN
ing mere was Sugar. This stock soon after
lis opening at l22i. about where II riosal
saturday, met with some heavy s..lItp,,
orde:s and resumed Its downward course
It's extreme weakness In the first hcnr ar
lectlhG the rest OF the market. and ra.s,,l
general decline throughout The an,ir.l,.,
some stop orders wore reached al about
IL d m. At room. under the lead of T,b,.
Sp' the general market rallied slightly ht,t
became dun and heavy again i'm sympaf hi
@ @WlLh further break I'm Sugar stock and a
lttle hurry In money, which loaned al a.
ana D pc: cent The rumors I'm Tho str..I
on sugar were that a bitterly waged trade
war and possible reduction in the regular
discounted ~" 0'fiS
A good many people said sugar AT 1Io
Would d" TO buy and put away in Il sa fe-
wage war, reduction OF dividend, etc. etc
Notwithstanding ' ''
IN connection with this stock IL Is said
10 lie noteworthy that although it has
uurihS the past three weeks-suffered a de-
cine OF some p points this has been ac-
coinpilshed not only without Increasing
lhe snort interest but apparently with an
actual oiminution thereof London nrice.
az pm. were from 4. to i per cent better
'han our market quotations, and afteryard
on the curb there were steady at nearly
me eest prices of the day-Pacsflc stocks
being largely bought for Berlin account
In Peoples Gas stock it was stated that
papers In the gas after were sent to New
YORK on Friday which. when certain sig
natures are attached, will end the dif.i
cuItles-the nature of the agreement how
ever, Is rot Yet known I'm the street
AT meeting held in Chicago TO-DAY a di-
vlaend OF Ia per cent was declared on
american malt preferred stock, payable
October - next
The following earnings were reported to-
day Tor the second week Of September.
chesapeake and Ohio. increase s24 sg2.
W aoash, Increase, 19,S11: Louisville ami
Nashville, increase, 50 1870; Missouri Pa
cific, decrease, $4,000: Texas Pacific, de-
crease, s23 7o7; Wisconsin Central de-
crease, 1911.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
Washington stock Exchange.

SalAs-regular call-12 O'Clock M. s. ss. sao0
at lgos Capital Traction at 74is L. 5 Elec-
trlc Light, 10 NJ l04, 10 104 5 at IO4
District of Columbia Bonds.-5s 2u-yea- funding
loolt bid. 6s 30 year funding gold los bid. as
water stock currency. loS bid 3.C5s. nnding
Miscellaneous Boads.-Metropolitan Railroad 5s
1893 bid, 12l asked Metropolitan Rnllrond conv
lis. l2J bid l26 asked. Metropolitan Railroad cert
indebt.. A, Ia bid. Metropolitan Railroad cert
indebt.. B, l10 bid. Columbia Railroad 6s 122 hid
1zs asked. Belt Railroad 5s 50 bid tl asked
lexington Railroad u.s. loo hid. Washington Cins
Company series b 6s Il5 hid. Cbesape.ke and
Potomac Telephone 5s. lU3Is bid American Secu-
rity and Trust 5s, 100 bid Washington Market
Company LIST 6s, 10 hid Washington Market
National Bank stocks Bank of Washington. 2ss
bid Metropolitan, 300 bid, $3.50 asked Central
|nd, l42 bid Citizens l42 bid. Columbia. 1a2
hid: Capital, 122 bid. West End ~ bid. Trad
ers. 92 bid Lincoln. IFS bid, I2l asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.
Safe Deposit and Trust 112 hid. 1I5ls asked.
Washington Loan and Trust l2s bid. l32 asked.
American Security and Trust. 152 bid.
Insurance Stocks.-FIremen's - bid - asked
Franklin. IS bid ~ asked. Metropolitan. IL bid
80 asked. Corcoran. 81 bid. Potomac, 81 hid Ar.
lington LA bid. German A AmeIican. 1872 bio Ma.
tional Usion, 40 bid, u asked Columbia IOl1 bid
IN asked Riggs. ~ bid, SIS asked. Peoples.
os bid o asked Lincoln. los bid, IL asked.
Title Insurance. Stocks.-ReaI Estate Title ~
bid Columbia Title, 4ss bid asked.
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction Company.
H74A4 bid. 14Ts asked. Metropolitan I25 bid I25is
asked. Columbia, 20 asked Georgetown and Teu-
Gas and Electric Light Stocks Washington Gas.
T.: $. Electric Light, 1O3Is bid. 1o4Is asked
bid Pennsylvania. IS bid.
miscellaneous Stocks-Mergenthaler Linotype,
KISS bid. 1873 asked Lanston Monotype 10 asked
American iraphophone, l3 bid, 13ls asked. Amer
lean Graphophone preferred, I3A bid Pneumatic
Gun Carriage .25 bid 30 asked Great Falls lee.
Steamboat, 80 bid.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
FRUITS SENT TO GERMANY,
Exporters Should Observe Foreign
Law to Obtain Market.

John A. Barnes, United States consul at
Cologne. writes the State Department. un-
der date of August 8, calling attention to
objections raised to the manner of prepar-
ing American fruits for the German mar
ket by the local authorities of the town of
Neuwied.
"A large importer of American fruits in
this city, he says, has received and dis
posed of over 100000 marks ($23 800 worth
of American apricots alone during the past
year. Until recently this class of fruit has
been exempt from the attention and criti-
ctsm of German officials; but a few days
ago this importer, with many others was
cited to appear before the local authorities
or Neuwied for the purpose of a discussion
and explanation regarding the prepare ton
OF American apricots which were being
sold there.
This fruit has been received for the most
part from New York city. Chicago San
Francisco and San Jose. Many samples
have recently been taken from the local
dealers by the police officials of NeuWiei
for analysis. This has resulted in the dis
covery that these apricots had been treated
in America with a preparation of sulphu-
Tous acid. which. it appears, Is in direct
violation OF statute of the German law.
persons interested in the sale of Amer
ican fruits here strongly desire to remove
all reasons for these Investigations ard
have requested me, through the Depart
ment of State to call the attention of the
fairs. and TO the absolute necessity of alb
staining from the of sulDhurous acid
or any such preparation III the export a ton
of fruit to this market.
a persistence in this practice will un-
doubtedly result in the entire exclusion of
such fruits from Germany. Stricter atten-
ton must be given 10 the German laws
American dealers are still shipping to this
market dried-apple slices which have been
cured upon zinc frames. This process has
been strongly condemned by the German
government, and the sale or handling of
irult thus prepared interdicted by law
IhtSe violations are suicidal in their effects
ana damaging TO the several branches of
American trade
II Is the opinion of importers here that
IN some instances American pears are also
treated with the sulphurous-acid process
IL Is OF no consequence that competent
r'edIcal authorities here have decided that
1iuIt treated with sulphurous acid is NOT
detrimental to health 1t is sufficient for
the wat2hful local official to know that the
law tor"ids the sale of such fruit and that
his supreme duty consists in the strict on
icrce ment of the law as he finds it upon the
statute books.
American fruits are so far sup,rfor In
other fruits found in this market that =
"ould seem an easy matter for them tn
dominate the trade, without a resort 70
practices which tend to dscredn them"
Evening star., 1898-09-19
BaItim0re Marl.eIs

BALTIMORE, Nd. September 19.-FIour dull
western super. 81 25aS2.5O do, extra. 81 60aSS;
do family, 50 25aS3.65; winter wheat. patent
sSi5aS3 50; spring do, 81 .25as4 4O spring wheat
straight $4ES4 %; receipts. "a 5s7 barrels exports
% barrels; sales, 800 barrels. Wheat dull-spot
10alOls; month, 69a4a70; October. 6gIsa69a,; De
cemi,er 6st2a8ss.; steamer No red, ess.a65Is:
receipts. 46,e04 bushels: exports 76.O1O bushels;
stock 400. 132 bushels sales % 900 bush, ls south
ern wheat, by sample Carl; do. grade 65Isa
iol2- Corn steady-spOt and month. 81 a33L, Oc-
tober 5S1saS3T4; new old November or Decem-
Der; 32; steamer mixed. 324s32ls; receipts s. 65l
bushels; exports, 65.Os0 bushels; stock 32s 3ls
bushels sales. 81 coo bushels; hern white corn
34a56; do, yellow, 36a36L2. Oats hrm-No . white
western. 261sa27: No. mixed do. 24ILa25Ls; re-
ceipts, ~ 260 bushels; exports. 10000 bushels;
stock lI1,,5I bushels: Rye nrm-No. 2 nearby.
iSt2; No. western, 81; receipts. {, ,301 bushels:
exports, none; stock, a, ,6T6 bushels Hay firm
No. i Timothy, $40 bid. Grain freights quiet
steam to Liverpool, per bushel. 3D.. October: Cork
for~orders per quarter, 3s. Sd, September; ss 3D.
october Sugar strong-granulAted, 5.5S. Butter
steady-fancy creamery, 20a21 do, imitation ISa
u DO. iadle. lial5. good ladle. 1ss14; store
packed, 12a14. Eggs nrm-fresh, Ia. Cheese
steady-fancy New York large, sAasa. do. me-
dium ssask do. small, s5sa9h. Lettuce scarce
80 cents per bushei box. whisky-sI 2oas1 80 per
gallon for finished goods In carloads; sl-8lasl.2z
for 1obbing lots.
Evening star., 1898-09-19

Mr. D. Il. Crosby Buys a Home Site ON
the LOuE hbOro, Raad

In real estate circles there is something
more to talk about just now than pros
poets. as sales are being consummated
and inquiries are being made by intending
purchasers The topic of gossip today was
the reported purchase by Mr.. o. T Crosby
of portion of the tract known as Dunn
blame, which is located on the Loughboro'
road, west of the Tenleytown road Mr.
Crosby is we'll known as the president Of
the City and Suburban street railroad, for
merly the lexington, as well as president
Of the Potomac Electric Power Company.
1t is said that il is his intention to erect
a residence on this site for his
1t is stated that the value of the land pur-
chased was $4,000, but ii is not known
exactly how many acres were included The
property formerly belonged to the Patten
estate. To the south on the same road is
the entrance to ''WeStover," the country
place of Mr.. Charles c. Glover.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
CITY ANDs SUBURBAN EQUIPMENT.
Bids Being Opened in baltimore To-
day-Suit Against h. and o.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 19-Bids
for equippins the City and Suburban, for
merly the lexington ard Belt line street
railway, We're opened at the Office of its at
torneys in this city today. No award was
made, although several bids were filed, and
the list OF Bidders will not be given out
until late this Afternoon. The contract will
not be awarded until later in the week.
The Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
pany today Instituted suit by It's attor-
neys to foreefose the mortgage of 1887 on
all the pfope5ty 9fsthe 9fthel Baltimore and Ohio
Railway Coplpany.1 =, -, -
The suit was brought in the Usalited States
circuit court, and the blu alleges insolvency
on the part of the company, to the detri-
ment Of the interests OF the bondholders
under the mortgage. The bill also asks the
court to order the sale of The property and
to restrain the receivers from the perform
ance of any further acts to the datriment
of its value pending the litigation. The suit
is really brought on behalf of the Balti
more and Ohio reorganization committee
for the purpose of making the bondholders
parties to the reorganization scheme.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
A Chance for Our Good Offices,
From the PHILADELPHIA Record

Chile and Argentine are undoubtedly
the two most progressive of the South
American republics. They are divided by
a natural mountain boundary; but they
caLDot agree as to the precise place where
the line should be drawn, and Argentine
is too confident, either of the rightness
or wrongfulness of her claim to submit
it to arbitration. 1t is quite possible that
a war may result and altogether certain
that there would follow a deplorahle set
back for advancing civilization in South
America. Here is certainly an opportunity
and good reason for friendly remonstrance
on the part Of the United States.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
Orders 1ssaed 70 Troops at San
Francisco.
LARGE INCREASE IN TIE GARRISON
Department. Officials Deny Any
Significance in the Order.
~.
SIZE OF GEN. OTIS FORCE
Ihe following order was issued today:
Adjutant Generals Office,

Adi,itant Generals Office
WASHJNCTo>, co,.ou,h, "a 1000
f-,,,,,,,,,,,-- ~ Iep'7i''e' 49, io,',
NeneEal, department OF 'aii-
iorfna, San Francisco, Cal:
With the approval of the acting secre-
tary of war. the 51st low. 1otb xa,sas
1st Tennessee -, -.
'' J" af'iiiis'o anu ue'aci-
i'S Vi "a oregon, volunteer infantry,
now at San Francisco are hereby relieved
i'eii uu'S III the department OIL Cah1ornla
,a, "'.. pio.eeo 10 Manila rliappihe IS
tho norLnoHt upoii a. N%t ~, ~
forces at that niare
The quartermas ster's department will fur
nish the necessary transportation, especial
.t, petis taken 10 pro'lde suhlcient
partments are cbareed vim nrovidin@ am
nle and suita h1e s,,neIia 70 ins,ra tha cnn,-
fort waIlheing ~ ha,Ith ~ Tho trnons
on route anu '''''' VI >' '''0H'
Rv commend oe ,,,,or f,a,aral >I;,as
1Sipned, VI ""'II u ~ SSpPiN
adiu,.nt General
Evening star., 1898-09-19

News OF Sending Troops to Manila
Reaches Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. September 10
The news received from Washington today
to the effect that five regiments now en-
camped in this city had been ordered to
Manila created much excitement.
The Associated Press bulletin announc-
ing the decision of the department at
Washington said that arrangements for
the transportation of the troops were in
progress. A call on the merchants ex-
change elected the information that the
only vessel available for transportation
purposes not already otherwise engaged is
the steamer Centennial, and she has been
rejected by the government on two occa-
siors.
The steamers City of Peking and the City
Of sydney. former transports. are here, but
are being prepared for their former COM
u-ercial duties.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
NON-INION MEN KEPT orr
fieree Fight Retween Them n,d
strikers at CIeXeInnd Oaia

CLEVELAND, Ohio, septenber 1a-As
the result of an attempt of a party of
~ enty-tw0 non-union men To enter tho
works OF the American Wire COMPANY to-
day. where a strike has been on for some
time past pitched battle took place be-
tween the strikers ani the non-union work
men Clubs, stones and slung shots were
freely used. and while no one was seriously
injured. Il number of men were severely
bruised or cut
1t is alleged that the trouble was started
by non-union man throwing pepper into
the eyes Of a striker who was endeavnriry q
10 prevent the former from entering the
"ork> The strikers closed in and for a
1e" minutes there was q mass of Strug-
Cling and fighting men. Upon the apDroach
or the police the rioters dispersed Only
one arrest was made. The non-union men
did not get in the works.
Evening star., 1898-09-19
Hitch in Disarmament Plans.

GAMBIA, Island of Crete September 10
The disarmament of the Mussulmans has
teen delayed, Djevad Pasha, the Turkish
military commander. demanding that the
arms be delivered on board Turkish war
snip. Admiral Noel the British naval COM
nander, insists that they be handed to
British guard.
GAMBIA. Island of Crete, September 10
-Edhem Pasha, the Turkish governor, has
Just nau prociaHatlon publicly read, say
ing that by order of the sultan all arms
must be surrendered to the committee
formed for that purpose The surrender
has already begun. There Is no disorder
Evening star., 1898-09-19
PRESIDENT WELSH RESIGNS.
Philadelphia street Railway Presi-
dent to He Succeeded by EILins.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. September 10
John Lowber Welsh today resigned the
presidency OF the Union Traction Company
the corporation that controls all of the
street car lines in Philadelphia. 1t is be-
heyed his successor will be George w. Ell
kins, q son of William l.. ElkIns one of the
principal stockholders of the company.
The directors. at the meeting today decid-
ed upon an assessment of 81 a share upon
all stockholders. making s1T-oO paid in on a
par value OF $50