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The herald., 1898-05-04

where as here, are elated over the pros
pect of being Immediately called into SER
vice and assigned to duty in the far
east. There now seems to be little doubt
bilization at San Francisco, or that de-
parture for Manila will be delayed beyond
a few weeks. The necessity for the i'm
mediate relief Of Dewey's squadron will
serve to spur officials at the war de-
partment to extraordinary activity in the
matter of fitting out an expedition or
this coast, and the indications are that
haste will characterize every future
movement in this field.
The herald., 1898-05-04
a Long FelfWant

| "why DO you recommend this collar butt
ton so highly?"
1--WE throw in with 1t bureau that sits
fiat on the f1oor."-CChicago Paper
The herald., 1898-05-04

The feeling of gratitude to Commodore
Dewey that wells up in every American
heart found responsive echo in a resolu-
ton yesterday introduced in the house,
providing for his immediate promotion
to admiral. 1t is probable that this reso-
luton will be passed and made effective
at once, and without waiting for an Off
cial report of the engagement in which so
much fame was won for self and glory
for country by the commander of the Ash.
attic fleet. This is the impulsive American
way of doing things. 1t has its virtues
and its advantages, however much it
may be criticised abroad.
The herald., 1898-05-04
An Interesting Arrav

The most imposing mobilization Spain
can make is to have review Of its army %
creditors.-Philadelphi Press
The herald., 1898-05-04

Hon. w. w. Bowers of San Diego is re-
ported as saying that he is not and will not
be candidate for congress, or for any,
thing else this year. The candidates most
prominently mentioned for the Repub-
lican nomination for congressman from
the Seventh district are Editor Pillsbury
Of Tulare and Capt. NJ. J. Daniels OF Riv.
erside.
The herald., 1898-05-04
THE MOUNTAIN WATER HuMBuo
The council committee on mountain
water supply might we'll appropriate to
itself the epitaph in Cheltenham church

The council committee on mountain
water supply might we'll appropriate to
itself the epitaph in Cheltenham church
yard:
ut is so soon that we are done for,
We wonder what we we're begun for"
At Mondays meeting Of the council the
committee submitted report confesslng
its inability to do the work 1t was created
to DO and intimating that the mountain
water question would better be aban-
doned altogether. 1t was needlessly slow
| in arriving at this conclusion.
| The mountain water supply idea, as
preached by Order and Hutchinson and
echoed by Mathuss, was superfiuous
end impracticable scheme that, If put
| into operation, would have cost the city
hundreds of thousands of dollars. The
city has ample water resources for all
| its needs, and the whole business was
| naturally regarded with suspicion by the
people. Now the committee which sug-
gested the plan has virtually confessed
it's unworthiness.
| The committee, however, In an attempt
to let itself down easy, recommended to
the city council that it take over the
water plant on July 22d; further, that
a reduction Of twenty per cent in rates
be then established. Why the committee
did not recommend a fifty per cent re-
duction and maintain its consistency, is
one of the occult things; but it doesn't
matter. The committee on mountain
water supply was effectually rebuked for
it's presumption in attempting to dictate
matters entirely without its jurisdiction,
and there the matter ended.
The herald., 1898-05-04

Spain and Jim Corbett, each suffering
from Knockout blow in the solar plexus,
are clamoring for one more chance.
The herald., 1898-05-04

Nick Covarrubias, late United States
marshal, Is the latest aspirant for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff.
Attorney George A. knight Of San Fran
cisco has been added to the list of eligibles
for United States senator. From all in
dications, San Francisco is prepared to
snatch all the nominations on the Repub-
lican side of the house. There is nothing
small about San Francisco.
The herald., 1898-05-04
Observation-Disclosures
POLITICAL NOTES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Acton Rooster and Pasadena News
are earnestly supporting McLachlan fol
the Republican nomination for congress
The Antelope chicken and the Pasadena
bird make a fine pair. Shoot
The herald., 1898-05-04

Mayor George c. Pardee Of Oakland Is
developing considerable strength for the
gubernatorial nomination. His Democratic
friends are claiming they will be able to
control very large number OF the dele
gates.
The herald., 1898-05-04

The fight for the Republican nomination
for attorney general seems to lie between
ex-senator TREY L. Ford and Assembly
man w. r. Guy of San Diego. The oues
ton arises, what has become Of the polit'
ical aspirations OF Attorney General Fitz
gerald?
The herald., 1898-05-04

Movements are on foot in nearly every
county of the state looking to the fusion
of the silver forces in the coming county
elections. Fusion on the state ticket is also
an assured fact.
The herald., 1898-05-04

The First ward is never shy on candi-
dates. The latest announcement is thai
John p Stocksdale, "Stocksy." as he is
Familiarity called, would like the Repub-
ucan nomination for public administrator
The herald., 1898-05-04

The congressional boom of r. ]. Water
has been resuscitated by the Jevne-Flint
Eaton steering committee. Jumping-Jacl
McLachlan of Pasadena will now be givel
an opportunity to continue his present oc
cupation Of playing peanut politics in tn
Crown of the Valley. Our friend, New
berry, will continue at his old stand, vend
ing groceries and handling the Republican
corruption fund.
The herald., 1898-05-04

Deputy District Attorney w. P. James
will have opposition for the Republican
nomination for township justice In the
person Of Gen. Pierce. Justice Young Is
also candidate for the same honors
Those in position to judge correctly give
it as their opinion that James will wall
away with the plum.
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Ediiar. In Denver

Denver. Sept. t.-Bdtors OF Papers
many OF thcm accompanied by mfm-
b,is Of their families. are pouring into
Denver today from all rrrta % tho
country on regular and apcciai trains.
Ihss came FOR the purposc NJ intend
lnr the 18th annual convention NJ the
Nunonnl Editorial association. the fcf-
Hiunf OF when win obgin tomorrow
and continue four dnya
The eastern delegates arrived this
morning In a special train over the
burlington railroad from Omaha whore
They had been taking In the exposition
sights. Reception committees met tho
arriving delegates NJ the Union depot
and aided In comfortably settling them.
This afternoon trnmvay cars wcrc
placed nt the Disposal " visitors and
points uf Interest about the city were
visited. This e9riine n public rcccp-
tlon win be held. More than sixty
papers on SUBJECTS OF Interest 60 every
newspaper editor or publisher have
been prepared for ureacntnton 10 the
convention. A tour OF the state
which VIII ccnfuuJ about ten days.
win DO begun by many OF the dole
gates nest Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

train that was bearing the remains Of
the dead President back 90 the people
ne loved 50 we'll and who N turn loved
and respected him 80 much.
The party that boarded the tram
which started northward at $3.50 a. M.
had In II several OF the sons and dauRh-
terr and other near relatives OF frcHi-
dent woodruff. besides al OF the Apos.
ties who were In the city. ana included
President Joseph =. Smith. President
Lorenzo Snow. Apostles Franklin y.
Richards. Brigham Young. lleber u.
Grant. Anthem ". Lund and George
Tcasdaie. Elders Joseph Il. Taylor and
Charles w renrose. NJ the stake preii-
dency. Elder George Reynolds, private
secretary Of the deceased President. VI.
g, spence. the Church transportation
agent. and d. =. Spencer. u the oregon
short Line.
when the special funeral car reached
ogden The party accompanying ihc =
mains. consulting Of President Geo. y
Cannon and Mrs. Cannon. CO... isaac
Trurbo. Bishop and Mrs. cav a.n'
Iossph J. Daynes Jr. and Asahel -;
woodruff, Joined the home parry, ana
etni4ed for this city. reaching mere pr
$50, At ogden and an along the nhH
10 the city large crowds had gathefeu
MT the depota and with barred head, hnl
fearful eyes bore reverence 20 IN, loN'o
dead Al the Rio Grande depot heIe =
throng was waiting the train. ana amid
silence danp. impressive ana respectful
Inc cafkot was transferred to the
hrarac. the procession was formed ana
All that was mortal Of the honnred
leader was taken 90 Woodruff VIVA
The home he had left 10 short time
unu
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LYNCH FELL TWICE IN FITS.
Was In n Saloon when the First Attack
Occurred, and Returned There
for the second.

a man named Morris Lynch. AGED
about 80 years. fen In a ~ IN the old
Riley saloon. nj 1853 siuth East FEM
pie street today. and badly bruised hls
head and face through coming IN con-
tact with a cuspldor. iIa rnss sus-
ained bad cut. waha black eye.
swollen 10 twice rs normal size, also
ofnamenied the mans Uranium. and
emphasized to an extent The all which
he experienced.
In a dazed condition Mr.. Lynch was
conveyed 20 the police station. lie
asked Tor DR.. McKennh 10 attend him,
but as the physician was not then at
bic Office. the injured man was Instruct
I'd to look him up. aftw recovering
from the shock. lie ioft The station to
do 10. stating as he ia That he was
suhisct TO nis but never took more
than one at time.
shortly afterwards word came 10 she
station that the man hid returned 10
the saloon named, had taken another
10 and added other bal bruises 90 hia
already sorry condition. This time be
WIS allowed 10 remain ihcre. hut about
noon County Commissioner Han heard
Of the case and tciuphonrd the police
station 90 have him conveyed % the IN.
Urinary where he would he given neei.
Cd attention. THIS was done. II ia said
that Lynch II destitute ana has no
friends hercabouts TO look after HE
wants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
BUTTER FAMINE IN SALT LAKE
Assign ~ n i,sason for tho scarcity the
Low figur. NJ witch II Has
Bssn selling.

I, IL something unusual for sal, Lake
90 have a butter famine. yet that IL
the report made by dealers today
who stated that the supply came no.
who're near being equal to the demand.
when asked as TO the reason for this,
II was stated that the production was
not now a. great as It used 90 be. ow-
ing TO the low price TO which It had
dwlndled. Butter makers. said they,
had ceased TO produce nc much % Ia
morly. because Of the figure at which Il
was selling. ana many OF their cows
therefore. had been allowed to 20 dry.
and were fattcncd for the bsof market
This. II In said. In connection with a
slight drouih causing a Hcarhty OF feed.
was largely the reason for the prraen,
condition. which Il was hoped would
be improved upon In the near future.
Most nf the large houses % the city
were right out o. butter thig
morning. and very little was 10 BE- had
The product IL bringing FROM ~ TO ~
cents wholesale. according 10 the quail
ny. while u IN retailing AZ % cents. and
viii probably 80 higher. unless condl.
lions improve quickly.
Poultry a. also quite scarce AZ pres.
ont. but cEra nrc neither one thins
nor the other. the market being neither
weak nor htung.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Chicago. Sept 5.--wcatorn roads are
having diniculty IN reaching Hauafac-
tory arrangement with respect 10 rates
Tor the Knights Tomplar ConclnVc at
pittrhurg ln october. Tho Central
Passenger association roads have an
nounced a rate of one fare for the
round trip,and a similar proposition was
submitted 10 the western roads today
after they had refused TO agree 20 a
rate Of one fare plus = Tor the round
trip. In the proposition submitted to-
day u IL proposed 10 make tho selling
dates october 1-i0 In the territory east
u Utah and october 90 from Utah.
The return limit proposed " October
iith, subject 10 an extension ON "a de-
posit - tichct with the Joint agent
and tho payment OF "A my cent Zoe.
Meantime the burlington. Cedar
Rapids A Northern road has given no.
tlcc OF it, intention 20 take Individual
action by putting into effect over ltn
lines the arrangements made by the
Central Passenger association. This
Will probably force the propositions
submitted today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
TIltGRAPHlc BRlwrlts.

Tho death Il announced az Camp
Black, l.. l., " Martin Dunn. 20ist, y.
Y, ~ typhoid. ana Charles Roster.
2o2nd, New York. OF iochjaw.
The condition Of Miss Winnie Davis
this morning was unchanged. She IL
perhaps a little moro comfortable but
oppressive heat rciarda Improvement
Aahbel Green. general counsel OF the
New York Central aud of all roads con-
iroiled by the Vanderbilt system ~
Bumalo. IL dead. az his home IN Trnaly.
y. J. aged 1e years.
II was announced at Raifatein this
morning that the condition % Hon.
Thomas n. Bayari was unchanged
from that Of the past - hours, the
physicians are In constant attendance.
J. G. Barley. ag,d % years. an old
time journalist. died al Chililcothe.
No.. today Of heart disease. lie leaves
n wife and two Children, one % whom.
u, w hartley. 10 a lawyer In New
York city.
Queen Louise passed a restless nlsht,
but this morning IN reported as being
nomcwhat better. Although her ma
lcuty has long suffered from u difii-
Guilty In breathing she kept her daily
drive until very recently.
4 dispatch from Buffaio. n. ". says;
Frank ana John Name. 10 and n years
old respectively ana George Grass, ~
years old. were drowned while bathing
In Lake Erie. Thrrc was a heavy tsfa
on aud thu boys were caught by re-
cedlng wave and carried Into deep
water.
NJ. II. Marvin OF nunfalo and Con.
stable Mackcn of Lewiston wofe
drowned In the Nlgnra river nt Lewis
ton last night. The men were Ia a small
rllln and despite warnings from the
shore. rowrd ~ the river until they
were caught IN the boiling water OF
NlnRara's rapids and their boat up
act.
The area aown a. wheat In New
South Wales II shown by complete re-
turns TO DO 100000 acres, which In an
acreage OF 20 per cent over the area
devoted 20 that product last season. l,
~ estimated that the total yield will
be 1900. 900 bushels. which win allow
Of substantial exports.
The large ocean going tug Plymouth
arrived at New York this morning from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

clnrlnnlei. Sept. b,--The national con-
vcnii0n Of the miidle-of-fhp-rlad Pop
ullsis was 90 have convened ~ the Ly-
coum az . a. M, but owing % the
conferences nf leaders and ne Inability
q ignatlus Donnelly and others 90 Ind
the hall, the convention VIII not be
called until iia0p. m. During the fore
noon The delerates were In formal COM
terence AMI exchanged opinions enough
20 indicate much difference In their
Views as 90 whuthcr they should hold
a nOmlraiivc convention, or merely a
general cuufcrsuce.
In calling she convention 70 order.
], NJ, Parker q Louisville, secretary 81
the Reformed Press association strong
~ advocated Independent action by the
iupulltas wheiher y " done at this
convention or at sIme future tlme.
lgnatlua Donnslley was chosen tempo
rary chairman and made a most radi.
cal speech, lie referred % Grover
Cleveland as traitor 70 the Demo-
cratic parry ana senator Butler as a
traitor 10 the P1pullsi party
lie was especially severe In denounc-
Ing Senator Butler as man who
reached an exalted position BY c0aniv-
Ing with The Republicans for mis- eiec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Washington. Sept. 6.--The following
vas posted at the war department To-
day.
Camp Wilton. sept s5.--Adlu,ant
General. Washington;
Following telegram Just received
"Gofhnm, Maine. Sept. i.-fleut
Lurirn Stacy died here this morning.
"tSlgntdD CLINTON STACY. N. ID.
"McCASKEf, COMMANDING"
Lieut.. Stacy was one OF the most
celebrated football players on the West
Point team. II has been n subject OF
remark that many Of the highly trained
athletes and football players OF the
army auccumb IN service aa quickly,
II not moro 70 than others. Many 81
the young men who appeared Tor sx-
animation recently for appointment
from clyf lie and failed 10 pass the
physical examination are riputod, per-
sistently W by their friends ns being
the most celebrated athletes OF their
various colleges.
Il would appear from this that the
best preparation for service IN the field
10 not always the athletic grounds,
where q Is carried 20 excess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

mot yet ready FOR this Utopian sys-
tenn"
Tha body " the dead President vas
placed on she 6 O'Clock train yeHicriny
afternoon. bound FOR utah. a funeral
car having been attached for ms put,
pose hy the Southern Pacific RAILROAD
company. with 10 went President
Cannon who was 70 broken down nN
rrief that h. could not BE- seen yesier-
day, ~ well as Bishop Ciaws1n. botn
u ihces dlgntarirs ~ tho chl.ch
being accompanied BY their WV un-
der their escort Mrs. Wooiruh VIII re-
turn iu her home.
Acc1rdngto the law 0f aucccsslqn N
the Mormon church pfcgIdfnt Wood
run viii Dr. succeeded IN office hy ilren-
70 snow. the eldest survivor OF The
twelve Ar0FNos ~ was according
i, this rule thaf Brigham YOUNG was
succeeded by President Taylor. and he
In turn by the man whose mortal re-
mains arc now speeding on thcir way
to the State which he has had 70 great
an agency In founding. and which he
20 dearly loved.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The current number OF the Improve
mrnt Era has very Interesting table
81 coutcutA II u as fullnwHi
The Present War ana the Coming
struggle. John NlchoiHuni The Book OF
the Revelation ~ Abraham, n. "A. An
duraon, II. A Translation, r. r. hhngi
The Tear 90 Pity A poem, Reiner-
Roberts Correspondence. Personal APP
pearanco or Jesus. Odc-1n- Sleeping
brave, Collins; Religious Faiths, XII
Tho claims, Doctrines and orEanlza-
ton Of tho Church ~ Jesus Christ of
i.attcr-day Saints, III. II. II. knherts;
Progress ~ the War. Tvs Editors
Table-A Word with Returned Mission
aries, A supposed Inconsistency. A
Man OF the World; NotcE. In Lighter
Mood: our Work-'ro Onlcers ~ the
Associations The New Manual; The
Lake Conferences; An Improvement
Association IN the Philippines; a sum
MGR Program, Events OF the Month,
Thomas Hull. Book Review.
salt Lake city. sis and ga Temple
ton building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
CELEBRATION OF LABOR DAY.
Federated Trades al Salhr and Labor Exchange
at cilde't-Businss Suspended.

To-day being Labor Day the various
labor unions Of the city have observed
II aH a holiday Bualncaa throughout
the city has been In part suspended,
and crowds have been Hooking to the
various resorts,
The organization Of Federated Labor
had its Held day at saltair. and many
ARE nc the resort who mw II for the
iirat and last time FOR the season. All
day the busy workers. who for tho
nonce had east aside the hammer or
other tools, are nocklns 20 the trains
md were enjoying themselves as labor
ms men and their wives. children and
uwec,heartn only can, when the lake
was reached.
out at Calder's the Labor Exchange
"a new organization IN the city-wcrc
taking their nrHt outing an n body
The Lagoon with It's attraction OF the
camp OF the guards and the prizes Of
fercd likewise drew good crowd,
while over all the September sun smiled
down as II In pleasure on this one day
when the laborcrs ceased their toll aud
went a merry making.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Cincinnati. Sept s.-commnndrr.in
chief Goblin OF the a. A. a.. came from
Camp AlKar VIA Camp Meade and has
lgaYc u absence for six days only, 10
thnt he must gct back 10 Camp Meade
by sunday. az which place he Is 10 re-
port on hll return. lie was accompanied
ny the following members or bis stan
Gen. Thos. J. Stewart, Major Charles
Mllliama. Col. Charles Burrows. Col. ].
IA. iinleumh. Col J. n. isoyett. Col. X.
u. ncath and others. when the parry
arrived the %, a. r. posts were nrriv-
Ing In bodies a. fast na the railway
could get thgm Into the city and there
pas guile a parade In connection with
the carriages Of Tho reception commit
toe. Gen. Goblin and stan arrived while
the big labor day parade was in
progress and he was most enthusiast
ileaiiy received an along the line from
the Pennsylvania depot 90 the Grand
Hotel.
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BURGLARS STILL OPERATING.
raief Was Disso,s iu' Got Away with
several Valuable Pieces OF
Jrweiry.

The residence ~ Bishop orson =.
whitney. on FRS, North between East
Temple and State streets. wss burglar
izcd last night. tho thief succeeding IN
setting away with a lailos' oi,cn-faccd
GOLD watch. goii neckilce. a ring.
aword.pln and other Pieces % jcwciry.
The burglar was not ~ quiet IN his
ranslckinF na he might have brrn, and
therefore he atiracti< the attention ~
Airs whitney Whose alarm frightened
him OF. The lady describes him a.
short heavy.sct man, wearing = pair Of
iiFht trousers aud Hlouch hat. The
police have the case In Maud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

London, SEPT. 5.-,rhc will OF the iata
Right Hon W. Il. Gladstone has bssn
pfo1ais1. IL shiNs mat his personal
cs;1le Il valued az ESQ SOC. Nr. ghtd-
stones viii was Wilton bv hifnveif In
an ordinary memorandum book.
u n iicumtnt % nhsut 1000 words
ana y a remartsht specimen " pen-
nnanshlp. The second clause OK the will
mas reference ~ the funeral arrange
msnts. ami aayss
Commanding myself % che lufni;e
meivles Of God IN the incarna.c Son ns
my only and sufficient hope. leave
the particulars " my burial 20 my oxs
cutors specifying only that they be very
slinpie ana private unleEs there be con-
elusive reasons % thc cuntrary. Aud
l desire 20 be buried where my wife
may also lie. on no account shall a
me"
Aftcr appointing his sons "a exccu-
tors, che viii charges the future pos
SCISSOR u Hawardrn 50 remember that
- the head 1f She family. II VIII be his
duty b. extend goll onlcss 10 Other
members thereof according e. his nhll-
w and fhcir manifest needs and NOR
IT,.
The res, of the document leaves rcu-
Nenlrs 70 servants and requests 60 hlH
grandson, William. % hciri,lms. an
patents OF crown Offices held by The
tesiator and books and prints pressurcd
% him by the queen, letters fium che
queen. etc. The win bears date Nov
ombcr 20, 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. ga state
election Is IN progress In Arkansas to-
day. THE wca Their 10 warm ana Hener-
ally fair throughout the Stale. e1nil-
Years ago "A total 81 l4i. 900 votes was
cas-, in the state. Jones, Democrat, re-
celvlng 1000, Remael, Republican, 49,
800 Files, PopullsI, 1900, ana Mllgr,
Prohibition. 500,
This being an on year the total vote
Will hardly exceed 10000. There Is
much excitement In several counties
over local contests In Crawford county
the nigh. between the Democrats and
Republicans a very blttGr Il IA all
legged that whisky In large quantities
has been secretly distributed IN that