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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-22
TO GO TO TIE FRONT.

Three Regiments Ordered to Fortress
Monroe, for Cuba.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The war de.
partmeu: has issued orders to Brig.
Gen. Henry NJ. Duifield to proceed with
his entire brigade to Fort Monroe,
where they will take transports for
Santiago. The brigade comprises the
Ninth Massachusetts and Thirty.third
and Thirty.fourth Michigan. about
3. 600 men in all.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-22
United Work men Supreme Lodge.

VnIVeu " UrKt Kt1dFH >FuPT ef11e a1oUbo
AsBuRY PARK, n. j., June 22.-The
supreme lodge Of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen is holding its 26th
annual convention here. The sittings,
which will contin ue five days, are held
in the Brunswick Casino.
says Hobson l. All Right.
New YORK, June 22.-In response tc
cabled inquiry, Mr.. Ramsden. the
British consul ut Santiago. sent the
following dispatch to The World
Nothing happened to Hobson or other:
during bombardment."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
MINOR MENTION.


can J. Larsen Jr., a native Of Den
mark was admitted TO citizenship By
Judge Cherry today.
Theodore ~ Kouaseff. native OF
Turkey, was admitted 10 citizenship by
judge lillcs today.
The Salt Lake Fruit and Produce
company u suing y. A. Grant to rccov-
cr the sum ~ $3.50. and $50 attorneys
fees, on a certain promiraofy note.
n. Trcfethan - sning y. y. McGurrin.
Jpshua l.. Davis and J. n. Thompson
90 recover 1850 secured by 1000 shares
% sf9ek OF ihe Dexter uoh Mining
company.
4. NJ. scrace. the promising youns z
hasao of this city has gone 10 phla-
delphla, where h. viii study vocal
music under Z0banky. Mf. acraco ex.
poets 10 be- gone three months.
The Fourth ward Democratic oonvcn.
uon for nominating q Justice Of the
peace and constable, will convene NJ
TagEarta hail tomorrow evening ut :
o'clock.
The ogden brass band will come down
nom the Junction city over the Orcgnn
Short Line tomorrow morning To- par
tlclpate In the exercises connected With
President Woodrun's funeral.
In the police court today Alex Wealth
efnOn was fined SO Tor assault and bat
terry. and John Foth. arrested for the
same oncnHe, was discharged. Ed
Lawson. an alleged dis,urber OF the
peace. was also discharged.
There were no burgiaries In this city
last nisht-ihat IA, ~ far o. the police
department knows nut hOld-up was
reported which the police look upon ns
a fake. pure ana simple, a. they ray
they have evidence tending 10 establish
their theory.
The Salt Lake CITY water a Electro
cal Power company has been made de-
PENDANT In suit brought by the RIO
Grando Western Railway company "a
recover $500 ~ damages ~ liH property
through a water fiumu washing out
~ track.
Henry X, noldcn. general manager
" the Hartford Insurance company,
with headquarters az San Francisco.
arrived In Salt Lake from the coast this
morning. tie was IN close communica-
ten with Hon. Hsbor J. Grant. Of the
Home Fire. during the day and will
leave for home tomorrow afternoon.
Ancnt the failure OF one Of the morn
Ing papers 10 mention his election "a
county delicate and the announce
ment ~ his defeat by the other Ken
ner says that In view OF the fact that
he sailed In awimmingly on tho firtt
ballot somebody n away on" lie
thinks Il probably a case Of the wish
being father 90 the thought. The
primary uath) was cot FOR the south
western corncr OF the district the way
10 which was over dusty crooked
road for mile with barbod wire every
where. and the proceedings opened with
everything arranged for the water
loo" which never occurred. Things
changed with tho result stated above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

position Tor the purpose Of securing hy
papuilr contribution finds 70 cree. "a
'uIiabiS monumen; 60 General larry
ltte.
~ Is row p'auned that ihe menu.
ncrt ba built In Time FOR unwilling ard
dedication on United states day. the
Fourth Of July. 1900, a. the faris eN-
p0sltisn, ihus making the day r m -
corspicuous one. beth FOR America nnd
Frarcc.
rs T. proposed that In ralsinx ths
funds the sdha.i ~ America b. uiii-
iztd as the lrlt ~ Tor raaching The
people and pr 1mins ne contributions
mi 90 lhiH end I urgently rcqucs, tnlt
YOU n7k. as early az is convenient. shat
me teachers and officers Of your
schools. colleges and unlversi.ies Cpub-
'lc and p1r1ohiaD recognize october 49,
.he dsir o. iha fin u Yorktown. 20
which Lafayette contributed fI large
~ ns Lafayette by .nui shat they
ltvota part ~ .h1 day mentioned
in a relation N N. historic events PR
aiming 81 Lafayette and the early days
u The Frnuhifr."
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nat he Is greatly pleased to return 70
he United States
Gen. Miles gave 10 the Representa-
ives % che press a typewrittcn docu-
nent areating Of the prosecution % the
var with Spain. Tue paper u written
n the form OF an Interview Win the
tenefui.
In II the general II represented as re-
,aiilng to mind that Ia a public slate
mont made at the beginning OF the war
referring to a talk Of q rush for the
ever stricken city Of Havana he said
rio officer II OF TO command troops
Shc from any motive whatever would
ieedlcsly risk the life OF n single sol
Her, either from disease or the bullets
" the enemy. I have never sacrihcel
ne lives OF men under my command
md DO not propose 10 subject them 70
any risk In the present campaign.
Further along In the Interview tnn
document given out today says ow-
lng 10 the fact that the season Tor
campaigning In cuba has been *
t-austed In debates and delay IN Con
freas. and the necessary preparation,
Zen. Miles was opposed % rushlnE ~
li-prepared, undisciplircd ana un.
,oiiinued army IN movement heninti
mo capltai Of cuba. defended by lup.vl'
lrained gpnuiah troops. and IN ms post
lion no siood practically alone LOT sew
.rai ,refta Unvana. Matanzaa, Snnuh-
~ and fe,v other points we're drawn on
sfs military mar a. hotbeds OF disease
iSot,rtrtive 10 any army and places 20
" avoided especially during the SICK
~ amazon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
TtLfeRAPHc eaIwTIts.


Prof. Dietrich. chief constructor ~
the German navy, Is dead,
The Second Kentucky regiment has
been ordered from Admission 10 lex
ington. KY, 10 be mustered out.
The United States transport Mime
waahn sailed today from New York
bound Tor Santiago de Cuba and Ponce,
Porto Rico.
TO Chicago delegation President
Mckinley promised today 20 visit that
city on october 18Th and 18Th on his re-
turn from omaha.
Hon. n. l.. Chapman ~ Columbus
o., former candidate Tor governor, has
declined 90 serve as either chairman
or "a member Of tho Democratic state
executive committee. Ito assigns bust
ness engagements aH the reason.
The nine companies Of the Second
Wisconsin volunteers. which reached
New York today on board the trans.
port ohdnm, We're landed NJ 1850 1. M.
az tho Erie railroad yards IN Wee.
hawknn whore o. special train was
waiting 10 convey them westward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

engage In It wherever the conditions
are .~,Hpt0lAliy favorable as here. pro-
NiptT the ncCrsaary guarantee a. 10
beeis can be secured.
l'he Plant that would be put In under
a o'Voo-1cre guarantee would consume
- tons y beeis daily aud ,urn out
from 5000 900 % 10000 900 pounds Of ~.
gar. annually The Lahi factory Will
ths year produce 10000 900. The dig
Fing % bsets was 10 begin ye,.sray
for ihe uilh plant.
Al Lahl they maintain a force Of rlx
shomln,s Continually during the grow
ms season. The beeis are frequently
tesisd and the times when wiier IL
needed accurately determined. In sbis
respfct ire arid region has an lmmea ~
.drariaEe over localities where rain IL
depended on. az the sacchaflnr qualey
~ me beet depends iargt!y on water
peins supplied Just az ihe rlrht ttme.
rive acres " bcsis are bling rfawn
near Meridian this year under The care
ei = Utah man who has had lon. ox-
n1..rience N the cultivation of the crop.
Two car loads OF the bets will be ans
90 Lehl ana worked there. he ex,c
poaslell.tl1s OF this slll and climate
nus being determined
Mn JennlnEfa idea ls 30 establish the
pfint near Ncmru. They dfsirn to b,
on the main line, he eiys The boots
ne Transported from points along
ne r2Ai az ruminh cost. In Utah
th,y hlul hstts a. much az 80 miles.
In ci1alr,, Mr.. Icnnlrrs stated the
company would expect bonus. The
ttiblishm. ut nf The firtory In .he vai-
iey would De- of enormous brntni % ali
other Inns Of business and slmething
.hluid be paid FOR a. Thc f.thi factory.
ae sil1, had been worth 100000 % SAX
l;9ke. though Il IL iif.y mlies from m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Montreal, Sept 1.-The Canadian Pa
cine railway has replied TO the recent
decision Of the interstate commerce
commission IN letter addressed hy r.
q. ShaughneaHry. vice president. 10 the
executive officers OF tho competing and
connecting lines. In this letter Mr.
NhauThnoHHey says after commenting
on the marked spirit OF falrnens with
which tho commission handled the mat.
ter. IN View ~ the fact that the Cana.
dian Pacific railroad Il a foreign cor
pnration," concluded.
However In this ease, az IN an pre-
voua eases Involving United States
traffic the company accepts without
quea lon and VIII be- governed by the
decision u the commission taking care
of course that lts rates win be- on the
basis 81 those that prevail BY any other
routes. and tariffs covering trafiic ar
fccted by tho decision 90 tHKe effect on
the 18th Inst. restoring ante belium
rates, as far as practicable IN existing
conditions. Will be filed by this company
In accordance with the interstate com.
meree law"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
s,,rIoi.

by reason Of tho death OF that great
and good man, PRECEDENT Wilford
Woodruff, whose name and influence
are ~ loosely Identified with The hiss
tory and development OF Utah. and
whose sudden demise has thrilled with
sorrow the citizens of our entire state.
The Republican state convention. which
was called 20 meet at the Salt Lake
Theatcr ON Thursday. tho Sth day 81
September, 1888, az n a. m. 81 hereby
postponed until Friday, the 9th inst.
when II win meet at the Grand opera
house In this city az 10 a. m. The
heartfelt sympathy OF the Republican
party ~ Utah IL hereby extended TO
tho family and relatives OF President
Woodruff In this their hour Of anilction.
M well aa 10 the grvnt body OF Mormon
people Of which he was the honored and
devoted head.
By order OF tho Republican State
executive committee.
WESLEY X. WALTON.
Chairman.
JULIA a. FAitNswoRTH.
Secretary.
Salt Lake city, Utah, Sept. 6, 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Halifax. y. s.. sept. IAN unknown
schooner believed 20 be a fishing voa-
fal has been lost with an her crew
= East Point reef Prince Edwards
Island. Men on shore raw the two
iopmagis ~ a vessel sticking out o.
the water only a short distance from
the beach. They rowed out and a..
covered that d schooner had foundorrf
and was lying upright on the bottom
ln I'VE faihomH OF water. on sunday
night "a heavy thunderstorm and nercs
gale ragged at EaFipoini and persons
living near there state that while the
tempest prevailed they heari cries of
ilaircsa but nothing was learned OF the
disaster until today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
SUGAR FACTORY FOR IDAHO.


]. Il. Jennings has Just spent day
here. comlpg In sunday and returning
10 his home 10 Salt Lake yesterday,
says she Boise Statesman. Mr. Jen-
nlngs Is prominently Identified with the
beet sugar business. lie has been Sec
Rotary OF che company operating at
Lehi since Its organization and IL inter-
esitd In the establishment 40 L11rlnde
and Ogden. For long time he has
held thnt the Boise valley II one u the
very best points IN the world Cor the
PRODUCTION % sugar hcets, ana he has
desired 10 gei factory looatcd at some
point IN thls vlclnlty.
Asked about the matter while he was
here. Mr.. jennings said his people were
ready 90 put Ia a plant u they c0uid
got a gparantee OF 1000 acres Of beeis.
II such n guaIunsoe were furnished
within two months. The plant would be
ready 20 run next fan, oopaumlng
crop TO be grown next season. The
business, sac said, IA a great success.
and there 10 plenty VI capital ready 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Nl,ate Of Edmund George phlllpot.
deceased. urdtf made on settlement Of
anal account ana diHtrlhuilon ~ ostate.
Estate ~ Joseph w. Wilson. deceased.
alice q, WNron appointed adminlatra-
trlN under a $1,000 bond.
Estate 81 Mary white FLYERS, Do
colHed settlement NJ nnal account
Estate ~ Sven isancaon. deceased;
hearing ON petition for letters nf ma.
m,nistratlqn referred 20 Clerk nlnlr.
Estate N Emanuel olhrloh. deceased.
order made settling nnal account and
distribution of estate.
Estate ana guardlunHhlp OF Derw0od
y. pevlln, a minor; BENJAMIN nleakc
appointed administrator under a 5000
bond.
Ellaie Of Alma NJ. Murphy, deceased;
settlement 10 final account referred to
Clerk Blair
Estate OF D. l.. vandlyer, deceased;
same order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
Rlnnrl n A,,Irnee NlI,bln.

In the matter OF the assignments u w.
=. Eastman q company the report Of
Assignee II. q. Salablti. submitting
tho sales Of personal properly. from tho
goth OF April 10 the Sih OF July. was
filed In the Third district court today.
Tho report shows the total cash sales
10 DO s5id5.5s. The total dlHhufae-
menta were n,i0ii3. OF this tii3.at.
was for salary due tho nHsignee, ana
tis.ls NJ commission Tor time spent In
negotiating sales.
The report was approved and an or
der made that The assignee pay his at
torney the sum OF $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
Meeting Of State Board Of Education.

Tho s,aie board OF eiueatIon met IN
regular session In State Superintendent
Parks Office. city and county building,
thlH morning. There were present
Chairman Park. ]. Y. Klngsbury, J. ~.
Tanner ana Milton Bennion. Several
applications for state cer.ihoa,es and
diplomas were considered and owing
90 incomplete information. were re-
farred 30 committees FOR further In
vestlgutl0n. q, Il. walter ~ Union
WIS the only one granted a state GER
tncate. ". II. calderNood " Farm
ers ward WIS granted grammar
grade diploma. The rfport OF the
State examinations held on the 18TH
ana 18th. uitim0s, was presented 10 the
board and accepted. The report shows
that there were seven persons chat
took the examination, and the result OF
the same viii be announced later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
Nevada Dsmoeni. aud SILVER Men.

Reno, New. Sept 7.-Dem1orats and
silver men are on the ground sharpen
inE up their lances FOR the fusion com
iiici.
II l. understood ihas the Democratic
convents1n will inAS on supreme
Judge. controller. lieutenant governor
ana two district Judges. while an Eiko
coury delegatea are instructed for
useFge RUSSELL uf Elko Cor governor
The SILVER party may seem 10 be-
more anxious Tor oiiice than Tor har-
mony and K u hard at this writing 10
tel Nsmi the harvest will be.
me Democratic delegates cuunusstsi
las night on tho situation and decided
60 be atm In their demands Tor All
honest division 81 the spells II fusion
70 eneeied The Democrats meet again
az 1850 today "a caucus and NJ ia
thought The ciuous will terminate in
the temporary organization ~ the com
Nentlon. The Democrats VIII likely
enset a temporary ORGANIZATION today
ana appoint conference committee IN
fuhNn and take a recess until the I'M.
verlses are ready % receive pr0poalia
In the meantime the candidates ara
pulling oytr the dlnerens daleratl1ns
Win a view Of hndius on; how ihcy
Nothing has yet irlnsplrei % change
the Associated Press c1rrap1ndenfs
opinion Of the personnel N the ucket
wlreu yesterday unless q ls on COVER
II \. G. Cleveland OF white Pin, gets
INTO Rhe nghi plr governor he VIII mals
II warm FOR Sadler
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

The report Of the receiver in the case
OF me savings and Loan society W
the estate Of Ella Pollock. deceased,
was received and nlcd In tho equity
branch Of the Third district court to-
day. IL shows tho receipts derived
from rents. for May. June and july 60
be 5000 and the disbursements 10 be
yli.CG. The surplus was ordered paid
to the plaintiff. au provided for In the
mortgage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
iiIIIle Afi,r ihe s,rILcr..

pcflin. Sept. 7.-Emperor william u
Germany. u IL announced IN Dispatch
from C0ynhausen. speaking at han-
duet There last evening and referring
TO the prosperous agriculture and In
dustry ~ WcHiphaila touched aiTnln-
ctntly upon the labor bili TO be sub
United 10 the Rcichstag during the
present year.
iio said Il would provide Tor the i'm.
prisonmont at hard labor. anyone seek.
TO prevent wurkmen who arr willing 20
work from purAulng their vacations and
would also provide for the punishment
% those who even melted them TO
strike.
Ills maiccty also expressed the hope
that the representatives ~ the people
would support his EFFORT 20 protect ma
tl1ual labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
Peter Lei on Win 500.

a modification OF the decree rendered
In the divorce case Of Asnea Peterson
va Peter Peterson. ON the s'th Of April.
1896. was made by Judge Hlles today.
Tho former decree provided that Peter
son should pay as allmony for tho sup
port the four minor children, aud the
modification adjudgcH that In lieu
thereof he now pay 90 his former wife
500. and be discharged from amy FUR
Their obligation Ia the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

judge Hllss made the following or
defs today
Leon n. Goldberg W Samuel H.
1oidherg. cause dismissed ON motion
" plaintiff
Ira u. Chase W George crlsn1n:
Judgment Tor defendant on supple
mental order.
2. Hays, etc.. W o. J. salisbury cs al:
ordered that plaln,in be permitted 10
examine defendants books
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BEFORE THIN FUNERAL.
Last Day Upon trlh cf President Woodruff
mortal Remains.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR osstoults MADE.


President Woodruf'a mortal remains
viii be iaid 10 rest In the city cemetery
tomorrow. Tho funeral ceremonies. a.
heretofore announced. viii be held at
the Tabernacle. and viii begin a, 1880
a. m. an committees have been busl-
~ engaged .Sday and the Arrangements
are now ~ coupl.ted. Large numbers
Of vlsliois viii be In Attendance from
all parts "a the state. and the indlca-
tons are that he funeral will be ono
Of the very largest over held In Utah
The program. which was completed at
late hour this afternoon. Is as FOL.
lows.
PROGRAM At THE TABERNACLE.
/. Funeral march. composed FOR the oc-
caslon and played by ]. j. Dayngh
2 opening hymn. Thou dost moi weep
TO wcep si0nei Tabernacle cholr
.. Prayer.
T. singing. o. my Father. Thou that
dwcllcst' Geo. d. Piper and Taber-
nacle choir.
.. Romarka.
9. singing. "Thc Beautiful City." MrH.
Maggle G. Hull and Temple choir.
Z. Remarks.
5. Closing hymn. God moves In a mys.
tcrlous way. Tabernacle choir.
Favoriic hymn u President Wood
ruf)
Al the grave the Harmony olec club
viii sing the selection. Mot Dead. but
Slcepeth."
ORDER or PROCESSION
/. Marshal OF day and aides.
lN..IA
q Harmony Cleo ciue
I. Pan bearers.
0. llcnfac.
&. Flowers.
:. Carriages one to twelve inclusive
s. Carriages thirteen to eighteen In
elusive, carrying General Church
authorities.
?. Band on foot.
10. Presidents ~ Stakes and counHclorn.
II. General organization Relief socic-
tics.
l.. Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
Il Young Mems Mutual Improvement
associations.
10. DcHcret sunday School Union.
10. Primary associations.
10. Church Board Of Education.
II. Faculty and students OF brigham
Young academy aud representa-
tivca OF different Church colleges
and academies
Is First Reglmcntal band and Utah
National Guard.
~, State and city onicinla.
70. General public.
CARRIAGE AssEMnLAGE.
The general public dosifona " gaina
% the cemetery, are requested to as
scfnhlo on south Temple street. Yves,
from West Temple. and on Wcst Tenn
plp' south from South Temple. ny or.
der 0f committee on general public.
ELIAS A. SMITH. Chairman.
WILL M DRAWN BY HIS OWN
TEAM.
Prcald,n, woodrum'a remains will bd
driven % the cemetery In white
htarac. drawn by one white ana one
black horse. the Presidents favorlte
team. They VII: be driven by James
W. Mciienry. President Wood
runs driver. Almost the las,
time he was driven out by AIR Mac
Henry. the President commended him
fdr his kindly care and treatment Of
the team ana rtiieruted the belief
and statement OF khe ProphCs
Joseph Smith tint there would
BE- horses In the next world and that
they would BE- ours II We were but Kind
% them. Commenting upon this sub
icci further the venerable President
said II h. tnuld be drawn by horses In
nate enough 10 have him for driver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

spreading the principles VI liberty and
rObullng oprOsilOn.
The Republican party was deslgnated
aa an Cnemy 90 silver. Woman auurnNc
and equal PRIVILEGES Ia holding Office
was affirmed and Utah county officials
endorsed. Now voting ON state soma
tors.
Later Abel =. Evans. 4. O. smoat and
William ". Hoylanco are nominated.
The vote on state senators resulted IN
the nomination Of Abel J. Eyans and A.
y. Sm0ot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Paris. Sept. 1.-THE Figaro today says
the cabinet council lust agreed upon a
revision Of the Dfryfus case and direct
81 the minister OF Justice. NJ. sarrien.
The Matln announces the discovery
or facts duplicating the officers 0f the
general stan, adding that Gen. zunlin-
den the new minister Tor war reported
the matter 20 the council and urged the
necessity " reforming the intelligence
department u the war ONCE. whcrcupon
he was directed 20 elaborate a project
aypnrnunE the duties ~ the general
stan from those Of The intelligence de-
parlmont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Chicago, sept. 7.-Ry dlrctlon Of
Commissioner General Peck. Robt. D..
Thompson, secretary ~ the Lafayette
Monument o0mmlfN1n. has appointed
the superlnirndenia o. education Of all
the siatcs ana territories upon an h1n-
orary advisory committee % the moAu.
ment association, His letter % APP
polniment In part "a as fol,3Wa,
- special commission has hcrn
formed BY the commissioner general
Tor ihc United s;ates 90 the Park ex-