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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-25

Mr.. Johnson read the resolutions
passed at the meeting the day before,
commenting extensively on each sec
ton. Referring to two of the judges
named by the committee, Mr.. Johnson
said r. T. Harris and Daniel Hamer
were honorable gentlemen, friends of
his, but also friends of Richards. Mel
Their gentleman should have been
named as judges of election.
Mr.. Kiesel seconded the resolutions
with brief comment, saying it was nee
essary to down the ring
A G. Horn told a story of the pri-.
mary IL the Second ward. He said
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Pn.iness I'm the Court.

Tn the Hastings Court yesterday inc
ease of Junlus Mosby, (colored) c1ats q
With breaking into the stable or Mr. W.
NJ Parrish and stealing some harness.
was tried. and the accused was sentencsl
TO two years I'm the penitenuary.
Richard Johnson (colored), charged WIN
maliciously assaultiug and cutting WIN u
knife william Smith (coloredl, was tIleu
and sentenced to the penitentiary Tor hFe
years. -
Mary Mosby. n little negro girl was
tried on the charge Of burglary but by
reason Of her youth she was allowed
90 go free. -,,- MI.
I'm the city Circuit Court Eliza Pleas
ants entered suit against the city or
Richmond for 5000 damages. no uecia-
ration has yet been filed.
I'm rho Law and Equity Court the case
Of Annie v. Baker against Howard
swincford % recover certain notes ~ ac-
tion Oh detlnue 20 the amount or about
81 s00 was tried. and verdict rendered
lg favor OF the defendant.
Judgment was granted 10 y. u. Deane
e Company against George u. hIns lor
Slf2 S..
The October term of The Chancefy
Court Will commence October 3D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
GRAND OPERA HERE.
The Season TO Open with a Splendid
Company October 14th.

The International Grand opera Com
panv. OF which continual mention is made
In the New York papers. VIII open It's sea-
SON here at the Academy OF Music on Oc-
t0her 18th.
Clemeutine DE We're. the brilliant So
prano. Will be- heard here for the first
time in Two years. She made tIemend-
Gus success in London az the C0vcnt Gar
den Theatre. also az the Metropolitan
Opera House in New York and it goes
without saying that her surroundings viii
be as CO... -pleto as possible.
Mr.. jefferson :. Leerburser, who for
number az wears was with Abbey. Schocf-
fel and Grau. and who engineered almost
an the prominent musical attractions
throughout this country Tor the last
twelve years Tor that lrm. including
Patti. Noraica Sarasota and others, is
the manager. Mr. Loerburger declares
that I'm an the years he has been in the
musical Business. he has never been able
10 GET together so fine "a l0t of musicians
and So snendid en aggregation ~ artists.
The operas 20 ho given here. Carmen,
Romeo and Juliet and Travatore. Will be
newly moLnted with elaborate scenery
beautiful g. stumss and accoutrements.
There will be a. orchestra OF tventy-nvf
musicians. ard me chorus nrmne1s
fertv-6ve voices Signor r Sapie Is the
eandueior. and toi the last i've months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Mr.. DUNKLEY WAS FlNEQ.
lie Takes an appeal 10 the Hastings
Court-Police Court Cases.

n
Justice John had only slim crowd yes
terday upon whom he was called 10 pass
sentence. and The eNchelucr was the
gamer of only $3.50 ln cash from The ses-
ei0n ~ to-day.
Justice John however. is merry mon
arch and his rlelflI moods are ny no
means dependent upon fhe length OF inc
line of sinners COZ the culats .n sight 81
the close of the game.
In other words the cheerful dispenser
cf justice plays as hard at penny ante
os he would at $3.50 limit. and DE cuts,
glufies and deals when IBIS time comes
with AN toe gusto OF DDS genial nature
The most interesting case up this
morning was that OF AIR a. $. Dunk
lcr. who WAS charged Wlll keeping hts
larroom in the Imperial hotel open on
Sunday The case his been ou the docket
some time. but us morning Justice John
heard So. and fined Alr Dunklcy so from
which be appealed 90 the Husting court
Randolph Femmlng. coiorcd was
charged With stcclng an from pot valued
GO 30 cents. the property ~ William l..
lewis. Randolph is poo novice In the pro-
c-edings OF the court FOR some years
ego hc was mp on the charge OF having
stolen "a soose. That goose laid no gold
a. egg Tor Randolph and was glad 90 DE
separated from g. His case to-day was
continued.
C.. j.. Hu was charged with assaultins
Addia Dickinson with O. pistol. and Ed
ole was charged with threatening 10
strike e.. Il. JILL The case went over
until tomorrow
Morris Sc.g.e was charged with using
bad language 20 Fannie parman. and Jcu-
rlo Selgio was charged with striking the
child OF Fannie Pasman with q broom
eiick. Both cases went over one day.
William Winston. co'ored. was fined
$50 lor bong GisCldorly on the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
THEIR MEETING
WAS ACCIDENTAL.
Senator Martin and a Few Friends
Talk Politics.
CONFERENCE IN NORFOLK DAY
Situation IN the Second VIII BE Con-
sihered 80 Campaign Funds Are
Scarce Democrats May Lose
the Successor to Mr.. fletcher.
Observation-Disclosures

senator Thomas S. Martin srent We'd
nesday night and o. part Of yesterday IN
Richmond He came to the city niBnl
before last end registered az me Jehef-
son Hotel Dur.ug the evening Ccnsres -
man Jaf. Hay. Secretary of thee 'minoh-
wealth Joseph n. Llwicss Mr. joseph
Button and "a few Richmond friends call
cd upon him. ono cr Two Oh his VISITOR /
were gentlemen who wished 20 secure me
Senator support m efforts TO get their
sons out Of the army
a gentleman who was with Mr.. Martin
during The time he was receiving callers
states that there was no formal confer
ence regarding the Scnatorship or any
other matter. we all met practically by
accident" said bee. "Mr. Martin was on
lis way 20 Norfolk 90 attend meeting
81 the district committee and the county
and city chairmcn Of the Second district.
10 be held tomorrow. ar Hay was mere
on bis return from the Fourth district,
where he has been making speeches FOR
Mr. Epes Hearing that Mr Martin was
IN the city we simply dropped in TO pay
our respects-thats ALL
MR.. MARTINS CHANCES.
The gentlemen quoted was asked what
Nr Martin thought Of his chances for rec
election Gle could be nothing else than
pleased with the outlook said he. Tine
Senator is certainly developing great pop
uiarlty with the masses OF the voters.
Nr Martin has no occasion 90 fear de-
feat for be is 1rst as slre % ho re-
elected ~ his iife is spared as the sun IS
70 rise tomorrow
state Chairman Elvson left here yester-
DAY for Washington He viii go from
there to Norfolk 90 attend The meeting in
that city to-day
The State Committee As hampered 10 rs
work on account ~ thc lack Of funds.
There has probably never been cam
psien in which money was 80 scarce.
The Republicans are said 20 be using a
good deal OF money in the Ninth ana
Tenth districts. aud nominee Parr. who
Is a wealthy man. is spending c0n8idera-
be cash in the Fifth district
MR. LETCHERs SUCCESSOR
The situation in the Lexington Sena-
toral district is giving the Democratic
leaders considerable concern The ois-
trict has not gone Democratic in national
elections but once in many years ana
that was in 1,- when Cleveland was
elected the second time. Two years ago
o. gave O. Republican majority of over
$ lO0 The leaders throughout the district
generally urged Governor Tyler not TO
order the election for this fan, but DEM
ocratic nominee Quaries wanted it done
and the Senator SIS 90 Doe chosen in NO.
vember The Governor received appeals
from other districts whore vacancies exc
ist 20 have thc elections this lal.
il u.s. practically settled that the Repub-
ilcens Will nominate Mr. Fulwiler. OF Bot
otourt he is an effective campaisner,
and being popular is going TO give the
Democrats trouble.
Former Delegate Howard Hathaway. OF
I..Hr ID. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

and the cultivation that makes charm
ing woman the more charming.
The Asheyille q. Co. Citizen says:
Miss Kearuey is truly a daughter or
the New South. Reared In the secluded
home OF an arist0cratic Southern planter
and A devotee OF the most conservative
circles Of society. she has heard me can
for higher Twins on nobler planes ana
consecrared her talents 70 the great re-
FORM work o. the Womans CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANCE Union. Those who nave
heard her pronounce her an inspiration
90 every listener"
Miss Kearney win give addresses We'd
nesdav ana Friday evenings during the
convention. ...,..
Mrs Blair IS especially the children
friend She illustrates the lessons she
teaches with stories and drawings j"
color as well as in white and black pic
turing the evils Of intemperance ana to-
bacco using. especially the deadly cigar
etc.
The Los Angeles. Cal, Voice says:
"Nlrs. T.. A. ID. Blair talks we'll rea-
sons well. and makes the chalk 40 her
bidding with wonderful rapidly ana at
tractivcness. She IS trustfll ANA cheerful
while teaching the most solemn doctrines
and the Importance of o. sound nina III
sound body
The Cheyenne Wy) Daily s1ys
"A very entertaining chalk-talk was
given under the auspices OF the Woman. g
Christian Temperance Union. last even
ing by Mrs. Blair After an entertaining
discourse on the ewl effects of liquor
and tobacco ON the human system, Nus
traled by excellent drawings and chalk
pictures. n Loyal Temperance Legion
was organized
Al rha children in Richmond are in-
,,ftad ia see Mrs Blair make the chalk
fqix M the Children mass meeting. Sec
onJ BAPTIST church next Thursday aitef-
noon mo 4:30 O clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Air Frank r. Hysl0p and Miss Linda
Kersey were married at o'clock We'd
nogday morning Ut the residence OF Mt
Walker. Nenabie street. near Seventeenth
Rev Mr. Tucker OF the East End Baptist
church was the officiating clergyman
the ceremony being Witnessed only 10y one
or two relatives ~ the contracting par
ties
The bride ls sister Of the Messrs. Ker-
sey. valued empi0ye of the Richmond
Locomotive Works. She has for some
wears made he. home with the Walker
family. and its members together with
many others. are warmly attached 10 her
The groom Is a resident OF Portsmouth
whore the two viii make their future
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

The Gessngverein Virginia gave pic
mic 10 Lakeside park "Wednesday after
noon. Tho attendance was very large
and the time between and ID o clock was
very pleasantly spent. Shilow's Orcnes-
ira had been engaged for the occasion,
and rendered an admirable selection OF
music. Invitations were restricted 10
members and their famiiiss. and each
ticket was good for the ride 70 and from
tho park. and for unlimited ice-cream
and cake.
The arrangements were an planned hy
committee composed of Mcssrs.
Charles Phillips 4. A. SumpL and a.
NOilm9nu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

The commencement exercises of the
Training School for Nurses OF the Viz
ginia Hospital viii take place this even-
ing in the University College building.
The meeting viii Dee presided over boy DR.
Hunter Mcguire. the president. and wi.
he opened with prayer bv Rev Dr. vs.. v.
Tudor. An address wiz b- delivered ay
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. ID ID. The di-
plomas viii De presented by Professor
W. S. Gordon ST. D., and the hospital
badges by Professor j. a. Hodges. H. ID.
The public is invited 20 DE present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
CARTER WAIVED EXAMINATlON
Case Before squire Thomas Yesterday
set foI October 10th.

The case or j. Penrose Carter. who on
iast Saturday voluntarily surrendered
himself TO the authorities OF Henrico
county and admitted that he had shot
and instantly killed Contractor Charles
r Moore, was brought before squire
Thomas yesterday afternoon IN the main
courtroom for a preliminary hearing.
Carter was represented by h.a counsel.
Nr j.. O WerlcuDurg and Common
Weaith's Attorney sands was assisted iy
ar Roy Lewis, who was retained by the
mem lers OF Mr. Mo0rcs family.
The courtroom WAS crowded almost 20
sJnocati0n. and in the courtyard great
crowd stood around tle horse aad buggy
which we're used by Moore or the fatal
drive by Cartcf's store.
~ the request OF the prosecution the
ola warrant was destroyed and a new one
charging Garter with the murder of Moore
Mas Issued
Mr Mendenlurg. CARERS counsel.
waived examination and all the Witnesses
were recognized fof The iOih or october,
when the ease VIII be tried
10 application for bail was made, and
zoe prisoner was rcmandcd t0 jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
NATIONAL LECTURERS
Foa the WOman's Christian Temper.
ance Union state Convention.

Miss Belle Kearney, OF Flora, Miss,
rational organizer and lecturer OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
and Mrs Ellen A. Dayton Blair tof Bat
tie Creek. Mlch) national organizer and
chalk-talker. VIII De IN attendance and
assist in the work Of the State convention
70 be held IN the Second Baotist church,
October i,h 10 7th.
OF the former the Daily Register, Mo-
bile. Ala. says.
Miss Kearney Is gifted with a pleas
ant. handsome yet strongly marked face.
a manner gentle and womanly, voice
that Is sweerly modulated. and perfect
pronunciation. 10 which IL added the
pleasing accent OF the far South. These
natural sraces srs reinforced with an
esrne.tness 81 psrpose that raks her elo-
nuent careful equipment for her work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

At last the public is To- have convc-
nience. the necessity for which las long
existed. The h. r. and p. railroad SIS TO
build az once a station house at ltiba. the
corner OF Broad and Pine streets which
VIII contain two large and comfortable
waiting rooms, and yield such convent
ences rs are required iu railroad waiting
rooms.
The building will be 1SXGo feet and will
St is thought be pushed 20 a speedy COM
nL.Ilnn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL,
WEST POINT. Va, OCTOBER II,
" - 4 Z "
1903.

A grand Tournament VIII be given al
West Point Va. October 18th, in which
more than thirty knights from this Sec
ton Will contest for handsome prizes. An
interesting baseball game Wll be given
in the morning and al night select bali
Nil. Doe given at the Terminal Hotel Hon.
John Lamb Uli deliver the coronation ad-
dress after the tournament.
Special train win leave Richmond $3.50
A. 81. October 18th ior the benefit of those
who wish 90 attend fr0m Richmond and
intermediate points 90 West Point Re-
turning this train viii leave West Point
I2 O'Clock 90 ui-ht. arriving Richmond
I.o0 A. a. Main street cars viii wait Tor
cars retuming Fare for the round trip
a. cents Terminal Hotel VIII furnish
meals 10 those who attend this occasion
40 Sd cents EACH All who go are prom
Used a most delightful days outing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
informal Revcnme Rnlina.

The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
has issued q circular which i8 being dis
tributed by the Richmond office. in which
he calls attention I'D report shat special
Taxpayers ale not. ln many instances.
posting conspicuousiy in their places OF
business the stamp indicating payment OF
the tax. Unless the regulations are CONF
piled with i'm this particular the deln-
quent will be made 20 pay a fine equal 20
the tax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Q. Soprano Marguerite" c. A.
White Miss Nettie Bush.
4. Readine-"Tne AWaking OF Paul,
CAn original story) Mr. Harold Dion.
8. Alto Sol0-'Unless" Mrs. 4. c. Pc
louise
9. Violin s0l0-Fantaisie FROM Opera
Martha" J. b. Singeiee. Op. c.. Mr. W.
a. sorg Prof C. j.. Mutter accomanist
Refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
sir ,rnses nlontefinrI Omcers

The annual meeting of the Sir Moses
Afonteforl congregation was held AZ their
evnagogue wednesday evening ana the
following officers were elected Tor tne en-
suing year. President a. Gellman; wee
president. j.. Aronowitzi Treasurer A.
Kaninsky. Secretary ~. breitstein ,
Trustees r. j. London. A. shWari1man'
WEINBERG %. Ru0instein, IT. LEVIN b.
Walt w. S Miller. Sexton, sam Lips'l@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Fined and Imprisoned

Robert Lee Anderson. a negro charged
with threatening 70 Kill ono Morton. also
col0red. was bound over to keep the
peace by Squire Lohwasser Wednesday.
Anderson Immediately sw0rc out a
counter warrant charging Norton with
threat 20 kill lis case will be tried
bv squire L.ohWasser on Monday evening
IL o-cllck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Richmond-Nlcs O.. Debbress To- Thos.
j. Bowles. % feet on north side of Baker
street. between Tyler and R0ane. $3.50.
Home Building Company to r.. y.
Bowe IS 1-3 feet on north side off Clay
street. 20 feet west of Eighth. 5000.
Henric0-B a. Rraucr ami wife and
IT. 4. McCurdv trustee. TO j. q. Brauer.
1alv25O feet az northeast corner of Adams
and O streets. sl.0e0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

The County Board of Overseers 20 the
Poor held lrs quarterly 81 sion al the
Henrico County courthouse yesterday
There were present, Messrs. q. T.. Con
way Chairman. ". I4tchneid. " IT,
warmer and l.. 81. Houston
Reports and accounts for the qua tef
ending September Goth were received and
approved and other business %, routine
nature WAS transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Governor and STAFF May Attend.

Governor Tyler and stan have received
an invitation 10 attend the launching OF
the Illinois AZ Newport News next week.
The members OF the staf desire % 90.
ard they have tclcgraphed the Governor.
urging him to accept
The Governor and MS STAFF have been
invited 10 attend the Peace Jubilee Cele-
bration in Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
ST. LEO'S CLUB CONCERT.
To BE HELD This Evening at st. Mary's
Hall,

This evening IN ST. Marys Han.
the St Lco's Catholic .Clue will give a
musical anu literary entertainment which
will doubtless prove highly enjoyab Bile
The programme Is under the able direc-
fi,n Of PROT Charles Mutter and en-
braces some delightful scores.
The entertainment Is complimentary
enc rendered By the club 70 rs friends
The programme Is as follows:
7 Oyertufe-"Poet and Peasant 30
tsappsr) Ng " A Sorg Violin. Prot =
r kutfer. Piano.
2 Comet Duet" Ninored Souls 20
r}rshrs) Messrs. Mouateaxtle and Ritchie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Txcursion From Danville.

An excursion from South Boston over
the Southern railroad. arrived here yes
terday afternoon az o'clock. There was
a large crowd on board.
The train was under the management
OF Colonel j. NJ Darlington and Mr..
Aaron Vaughan. and the excursionists
were mostly those bent on shopping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Refore squire Thongs.

The case OF william BraXton. colored.
charged with disturbing fh@ worship OF
the Sons and Daughters Of Love last
Saturday IVES tried by Squire Thomas
Wednesday
Braxton was fined g 90 and costs and
sentenced 90 one day IN jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Railroad Earnings.

The earnings for the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for the month OF
August. 1855. were i2S,ssS37. expenses
sl9.2iso3
for sane month we're si5 1915, Expenses
sa414sga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
Colonel Rigeer Here Yeslerdav.

Col j. Bcli Bigger. who has been in-
for several days came down
from Hanover yesterday and was cordial
lv greeted by his friends. lie is much
improved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

has been rehearsing steadily the forces
under his baton
In spite Of au tae expense and the un-
doubted qualities CT OH the artists. the
prices VIII remain the same as with every
nrst-ClasE attraction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30
M Inl,nsis Very Ill

A letter from Alexandria 20 Mr . r..
Fursten states that SIR. Van Dyke Johns
IS stiu critically SD but is. perhaps a
shade better Hi- fever registered JOS 2-5
degrees last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

and the cultivation that makes a charm
L. -.-.-...-. 10 ---.r. .--rm--r-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Miss Emma Stewards many friends will
iear with special pleasure thar she VIII
shortly sail for home after a long. de-
ilehtml and beneficial foreign tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-30

Mrs Kate VIM. VINO spent the entire
summer visiting friends living I'm the VIZ
entity o. Thousand Islands Canada, has
returned 70 The city. having had a most
delightful stay.