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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
Provo Bar Meeting.

Provo. May 1.-THE Provo Bar as
ISOLATION held two meetings today, in
he afternoon and evening, but the de-
alterations were behind closed doors.
The meetings We're held at the office of
Wormer & Houtz. There was a good
attendance and Chairman John D. Mil
ner presided. 1t YVES reported that some
action would be taken concerning re-
cent charges against Judge Dusenber-
~, but those in attendance refused to
divulge the proceedings.
The Democratic county committee
held an executive session today, but
the proceedings We're not made public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFF.
Big Damage Suit Sustained By a
Coalyille Jury.

Coalville, May 14.-In the district
court today the case of ]. ]. McCarty
VS.. the DAILY. in which defendant sued
TO recover $4,000 damages for personal
injuries, the jury returned a verdict for
the plaintiff
A venire was issued for these addi-
tional jurors, returnable Monday at 10
a. m: Matthew Uric, J. Birch, NJ. f.
Clark, P. Clark, ]. Burt, r. L. Richard
son, John Diem, Samuel Hillstrom,
Thomas /. Deech, julius Frankel, Da-
Vid Moore, John Brown, D. McPhear-
son, o. T. Johnson, ]. II. O'Driscoll.
DR.. Samuel Hughes and DR.. Whitley
of Salt Lake We're in town.
President Cuff has returned from
Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
BIG TRAIN ROBBERY.
Five Bandits In Alabama Get Away
With S25, 900.

Meridian, Miss, May 1.-THE Ala
bama Great Southern passenger train
WAS held IN by five men near Cuba,
Ala, at 10 o'clock tonight. The men
wore masks and were evidently old
hands at the business. The express
car was robbed of S25, 0G0. Express Of
fcials, however, claim only $500 was
taken, as Express Messenger Nicklen
had most of the money in the stove
pipe. A posse was Immediately formed
here and left about Il o'clock with
bloodhounds and are on the track.
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Rubberuecks In Brigham.

Brigham City Bugler: Tuesday morn
ing a girl about sweet 16 passed
through Brigham. northward bound.
She accompanied a peculiar looking
outfit thaS resembled a gypsy camp on
wheels. This particular girl attracted
an immense amount of attention, es-
pecially from the young men on the
streets. They stared at her from the
time she came within range until she
was plum out of sight. 1t was not the
girls remaI kable beauty that chained
their attention, but the fact that she
rode her horse-astride.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Short Sellers Quickly Poeketed By
Leiter-Break In Provisions.

Chicago, May A.-Wheat opened weak;
Liverpool reported I'd loss FOR May, sd
for July and Pad for September. London
reported sellers OF cargOes at Id decline,
continental markets showed extensive IL
Under these influences May wheat here
started al a loss of pc q pusnel, or at
10 July began at a loss of % TO &c be-
low yesterday 5 close selling at 1gl4Nl1l2.
The bears resained their nerves and put
out short lines with more assurance than
has been Giscernible in the past fortnight.
They reckoned without their host. how
ever Through various brokers Letter
gradually absorbed offerings and shortly
before the close the short sellers found
themselves Docketed- In their anxiety
to even up. July was advanced steadily to
l07. Half an hour before the close a real
zing movement set in which could not be
stemmed. July went of half al quota
ton touching Toe just before the gong
sounded. \ slight rally carried it back
to 1922. closing with sellers at that price,
a net gain OF Ac-
May opened zoc lower at $50, the price
practically nominal. the recession OF zoe
being found necessary on sale OF Is,
0cJ bushels. Letter picked up the offer
ing and on his evident Willingness TO
support the price il was advanced at the
close 10 l44S4, showing, however, net
loss of SIC.
The heavy receipts of corn and the
opening weakness of wheat made heavy
market for the former at the opening.
The rally in wheat and provisions later
in the day and the good cash demand
caused a change in the tone and the r.
covery Of the early loss with an addition
of Is or so besides. July closed with net
gain of 1s0Ac.
Oats ruled very nervous July closed
with a net loss of 14G%s.
The breek in wheat and corn at the
start encouraged some bears on provi-
sions to make a savage drive at their own
market. the consequence Of which was a
considerable loss at the start Buyers
soon took advantage at the bargains be-
ing offered and absorbed them all and
when more was offered the product was
hard to buy without advancing prices.
The latter alternative was accepted and
prices had TO go up. Al the close oOrk
was &c higher for the day; lard without
change and ribs &c up.
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-So. >
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COWBOYS FROM CACHE.
Crack Shots and Fancy Elders For
Captain Cannon's Troops.

Logan, May 14.-Frank Goodwin, Levi
$ Tenny and Alma c. Christensen re-
ceived kilograms from General John ..
Cannon TO report at once at Salt Lake
City in order to leave Sunday evening
for Cheyenne. People here were aston
ished that the other man who mad ten
dered his services as a rough rider was
not called, as he is a crack shot, and
splendid horseman. His name is Lars
Peterson, and is considered the best
man in northern Utah for service of
that character. Later he received word
through H. o. Petersen that he was
wanted also. The boys leave at once
for duty
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, May I.-Today's cattle mar
ket was largely nominal, buyers holding
off for next weeks heavy receipts, Extra
choice steers brought 5.1005.25; mediums,
4.5594.50; stockers and feeders. 3.906i4 80;
cows and heifers. 2-50q3.65; calves, 1000
The trade in hogs was duh at a decline
OF lO4l5 cents. The bulk went at 400
As. Sales ranged at 405G460. Pigs. 3.00Gp
10.
Sheep were steady and unchanged. be-
ing quotable at 3.00d4.25; clipped lambs.
3-I59415; wooded lambs. 5.O0Q515; spring
lambs. 500M725.
Receipts-CattIe. 5000; hogs, 5000;
sheep, $500.
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Browning Goes to Belgium.

John NJ. Browning. celebrated inven-
tor of firearms, leaves this morning for
Belgium, where he goes to assist the
manufacturers in the construction of
his automatic pistol. one of his most
recent inventions. This firearm works
on something the same principle as
does Browning's rapid-fire gun, known
as the 'Peacemaker," which guns are
being turned out by ~ hundreds for
the use of the navy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
PaYSon Personals.

Payson May As. c. Hayes received
a message to come at once to join the
rough riders. He was anxiousiy await
ing the call.
Mr.. Alfred Rees, one of Payson's
school teachers. has accepted a situa-
ton in Salt Lake during vacation. He
is fine young gentleman of merit, and
cannot be idle.
Mr.. Frank Finlayson and family viii
spend the summer months at the saw
mill; he formerly had been running the
roller Aour mill here.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Market strong to 5G1O cents higher. Ma
tive beef steers, 3.9OaASO; western steers,
360G4.40; cows and heifers, S.2504 %:
stockers and feeders, S.90G4.SO; bulls and
stays, 2.60d3.6O
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market 1Oa15l
cents lower. Heavy. 3.20G3.35; mixed
S.20q3.25i light. 317qS.25; bulk of sales.
3.20ll3 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market steadyS
Fair 10 choice natives -375Q4.75: fair to-
choice westerns. 3.6O9425; lambs, 4.2591
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Imnorts and Exnnrts

New York, May 14.-Exports OF specie
from this port for the week ending today
aggregate SS52,557 in silver bars and coin,
ana 500 gold.
The imports of specie this week We're
S2,0l3,C67 in gold and Sl9,2 in silver.
The imports OF dry goods and groceries
at New York for the week ending today
were valued at S9.i6S ZIG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
It Was a Close Call.

Castle Gate. MAJ 1S.-At 10 o'clock
today the yard foreman, w. R. Ward,
got word that his youngest child had
fallen into Willow creek and was
drowned. Jumping into a convenient
buggy, he hurried home, to find that
the little one had been resuscitated af-
ter long interval of activity and anx-
iety. 1t had been carried several hun
dred yards before it was taken out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
italian Moral Wave

Castle Gate. May 1s.-About $50 Ital-
lans have signed the temperance
pledge.
Captain James L. Smith, special Off
Ger for the Pleasant Valley Coal COM
pany, is in town
B. +. Caffey and H. A. Nelson have
gone TO tine capital on business.
Mrs William Boweten and daughter,
Mrs. William Reese, are visitors from
Scofieid
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the week by the county
clerk of Salt Lake county:
Thomas II. Miller, Herman. 20
Rebecca Crane, Herman. "a
William S. Bing, Salt Lake City %
Bessie c. Emeis, Salt Lake City..l 10
Joseph Adams. Salt Lake City.........4 Al
Joanna Kaufman Salt Lake City. 40
George II. Emery, Salt Lake City. %
Ellie L. Lett, Rexburg. Idaho........ 20
James A. McCusker. Los Angeles. Cal. .36
Georgia Eliza VERIFY, Los Angeles. 21
Joseph f. Breneman, Salt Lake City %
Sabina Mclaughlin, Salt Lake City. Is
Simeon r. Scott, Salt Lake City,. 24
Maud Done. Salt Lake City....2 20
Wallace B. Marshall BountifuI 49, 35
May S. Green. Salt Lake City.........23
Alton II. Jones' Bingham, "a
Elzadia Bartlett, Bingham. ..........,.17
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Caroline H. Lemon to G.. w. Han
son. part of section /, township
south, range l west. 800
Harriet Jonson ct al. to Frank Leak,
part of section %, township south,
range ! west. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Johonna BriXen TO j. J. Haggerty,
part OF lot l, block 8. plat b.. 100
w. l.. Swift TO J. G. Rosack, part
of section q, township l south
range east -.........-.........-....... ], $50
L. b, Burt ct al. to a. il Burt. parts
of section 6. township south,
range l west, lot :, block %. plat ID 200
A. Levin ct al. TO L. 3. Goldberg,
part of lot 3. block S. plat y, lot
4, block 81, plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
A. o. Woodruff TO Il. II. Williams,
part of section 90 township south,
range ! east. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
John Larson 10 Highland Boy Min
ing company, part of section IS,
township south, range l vest. $50
John Larson to j. S. Free. part of
section IL, township south, range l
wet .'-'----.. ...---------... ooV
Utah Title Insurance & Trust COM
pany to Rhoda A. Hatfield, part of
lot !, block 4, plat G................... l
Kate ]. Farrell 10 c. r. Turrill, part
of lot 3, block 20. plat F.......... 5
2. C. M. I. Great Annual May Sale.
Week commencing Monday, May Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
London Wool Sales.

London. May I.-At the wool auction,
sales today 1854 bales were offered. The
offerings for next week amount to As. 500
bales. Following are todays sales in de-
tail:
New South Wales. 1000 bales; secured,
Is 2dd1s 4lad; greasy. 5ieGl0d.
Victoria, 200 bales; secured. TSQ1s sd;
greasy, 53t0i1d.
South Australia. 200 bales; secured. s..
I9d-
Tasmania. 400 bales; secured, 6izd915d;
greasy, 7dG1s 4i5d.
New Zealand. $500 bales; secured. 1Od;
greasy, 5dQl0d.
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Denver Live Stock.

Denver, May misunderstanding. LOO.
Market steady. Beef steers. S.5OG4s5;
cows, 3OGd3.S5; feeders. freight paid to
river. 4.O0fl450; stockers, freight paid to
river. 400d4 40; bulls and stays. 2O6G3.25.
HOgs-Receipts. 800. Market > cents
lower. Light packers. 4.25G430; mixed, 4.05
40; heavy, 390d420.
Sheep-Receipts, none. Market IN
changed.
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Stocks 1T Landon

New York. May 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock market hereo pened fiat on Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain's speech after .
feeble rally closed dull. Americans were
especially weak as also Argentines.
learn that the Argentine gov erament IS
arranging to place per cent. treasury
bills here. Russia is buying gold again.
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force. Unless the council passes new
ordinance permitting an increase in
the department the chief may, when an
exigency occurs, have TO appoint Off
GERS temporarily, and with only three
men on the department -exigencies"
are apt to arise very soon. We shall
see what we shall see.
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kansas Citv Live stock.

Kansas City. May 14.-Cattle-Receipts,
100. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market 1Oa15
cents lower. Bulk of sales, 4O9G430;
heavies. 415d435: packers, 46Oa4 so;
mixed. S.45d4.50; lights, 3.90d4.20; workers,
4.1544.20; pigs. 3.35q4.00.
SheeD-NOne
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Took a Header.

Payson, May 14.-Ralph Archibald
was unconscious half an hour last
evening, as the result of a fall from a
bicycle. Part of one ear is gone, deep
cuts were made in his cheek. His head
and shoulder struck the pavement. He
has but one eye. and that defect caused
the accident.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
Coffee and Sugar.

New York, May 14.-Coffee options
closed quiet with prices cents higher to
5 points lower. Sales 1850 bags, including
May, 5.S0d5.S5; June, 5.65; September. $50;
December. $50. Spot coffee. Rio, quiet;
No. ! invoice, 69s No. jobbing, IA. Mild,
quiet; CordOva. SlsGl512.
Sugar-Raw, strong; fair refining, SO;
centrifugal 96-test, "a; refined firm;
SuS a % S'a l9af a 81 rS Sgnlsc 'l4a.
powdered, 55s; granulated. SIS; cubes, SIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
JUDGMENT SET ASIDE.
Proceedings In the District Court at
Provo.

Provo, May 1.-THE motion to vacate
and set aside judgment heretofore rem
dered in the case of Anderson VS..
Mountford ct al. was granted today in
the Fourth district court.
In the matter of the estate of William
Greenwood, deceased; order to modify
decree.
Decree of distribution and order al
lowing final account in estate of Loren
Nelson has been filed.
The administration bond filed in the
estate of n. D. Crandall, deceased.
Arletta Snow has been restored TO her
capacity as ward, and the discharge of
her guardian ordered.
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CHILD FATALLY KICKED.
Chapter of Accidents Reported From
Castle Gate.

Castle Gate, May 1S.-Oliver Nelson
was called to Spanish Fork today by a
telegram announcing that his wife had
met with a serious accident.
DR.. AsadoOrian was called to Pleas
ant Valley Junction today on account
of an accident which may cause the
death of John Cronins little child 1t
was kicked on the head by a horse. The
skull was fractured, and recovery is
doubtful
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
Shrinking Districts.

Mayor Boyle has addressed commu-
nication to the council, suggesting that
they create sprinkling districts in ac-
cordance with their views as to the
proper manner of doing the sprinkling
in an equitable manner.
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Tbs Metal Market.

New York. May n-Metals-Pig iron.
quiet; southern. 9.25; all northern, 1o.5oq
Eco
Copper-Quiet; lake brokers'. liz.
Lead-Steady; domesuc brokers, $3.50.
Tin PlateS-Dun.
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At Auerbach's This week.

An embroidery sale long to be re-
membered; prices cut one-third less
regular values
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That Strange Steamer Again.

st. Johns, N. F., May 1.-THE fisher
men who We're off on the fishing
grounds yesterday say that a strange
steamer was lowering about the neigh
bOrhOOd. She undoubtedly was a war
ship, but of what nationality they are
not aware, as the stranger did not
show her colOrs.
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NEWS FROM OVER The STATE.

ed building on Dry creek belonging
to cattle dealer named Mcdonald last
evening, and stole some harness.
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VOLUNTEER BENEFIT.
Programme For the Opera House
Meeting Tonight.

To-
The subcommittee appointed for the
purpose of arranging the details of the
celebration in honor of the volunteers
and for their financial benefit, met last
night and made their reports. The
Grand Opera House has been secured
for the occasion, and the programme
arranged as follows:
Music star Spangled Banner" by
the Ogden band.
Opening of the meeting by Mayor
Boyle.
Song, America" by the audience, led
by male quartette.
Speech by Professor T. B. Lewis
Speech by the Hon. J. H. Macmillan.
Song, Just Before the Battle" male
quartette.
Speech, G. H. Islaub.
Speech, 4. 3. Hayes.
Music by the band.
Speech, Hon. c. NJ. Brough.
Speech, Rev. Father Cushmahan.
Music by the Cecillian club.
Speech, Hon. II. H. Rolap.
Song, Star Spangled Banner" by the
male quartette and the Cecillian club.
Speeches will be limited to ave min
utes each. Much of the decorating has
already been done at the opera house,
and a large crowd is expected. An adj
mission fee of rs cents will be charged,
the proceeds to go to the funds for the
volunteers.
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Building Permits.

During the week permits to build and
make Improvements were issued as fol-
lows:
G.. R. Boutwell,, Third East street.
between South Temple and First
South. double brick dwelling IS 9. 900
@. R. Boutwell,, same locality, brick
dwelling :. Observation-Disclosures. $500
cottage :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
8. NJ. Ellerbeck, First North street
between First and Second West,
two brick cottages. ................. 100
Isaac Barton, IS Center street, brick
addition .....:................. 725
G. Bates. Sixth South street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth East, brick
store =. ........................... 80
Total =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIC, 1896
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15
HYPOTHETICAL QUESTIONS
AND TECHNICAL ANSWERS IN
DOUGLAS CASE.

The Defense Rests and the Prosecu-
ton Begins It's ReDuttal-More
Experts to Be Heard-Is Douglas
Insane?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-15

Smoke Silver Moon, the leading SC
cigar. For sale everywhere.
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Short Ribs-sides Ooose). 6.OOf6.4 40.
Shoulders-(boxedl. 505iz; short clear
sides (bOxed). 630G6.40.
gallon. i23
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Petty Thieves at Sandy.
Sandy, May 14.-Petty thieves enter
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Court Motions.

The February term of court was
opened yesterday and a number of
motions were heard by Judge Rolapp.
Rose l. Grow vs.. I. c. Grow, de-
murrer submitted and overruled and
defendant given ten days to answer
Minerva l. Tyler Us. John a. Tyler;
demurrer submitted and OYerruled and
defendant given ten days to answer
ogden City vs.. w w. CrOssman ct
al; defendant granted ten days ad-
ditiOnal time TO prepare.
John Horroczs ct al. Us. L. c. Ritter
ct al: motion of defendants for d new
trial argued and submitted and the de-
PENDANTS granted till Feb 9, To file ad-
ditional aIiidaVits in support of the
motion Ia case they deem such filing
necessary.
john A. Grant vs. Elizabeth FelshaW;
plaintiff given judgment as prayed.
William Hayes Us. Southern Pacific;
hearing on defendants motion for =
new trial was set for Tuesday, Feb. s.
Elisha Thomas VS. Eliza Christensen
ct al: court announced decision over
ruling demurrer and defendant was
given ten days to answer.
James Briggs has brought suit
against Elizabeth L. Cook and F. \.
Cook ct al for a decree OF foreclosure
in the sum OF $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-06
Championship Won BY Bare Scratch
Of Four Points.
SLOSSON WAS DEFEATED
WITH VICTORY ALMOST WITHIN
HIS GRASP.
Fighting Island Purchased By Chi
cago Sports for an American Monte
Carlo-Tommy Ryan Signed Ar
ticles For a Go With Kid Mccoy
Sporting Intelligence.

New York, Feb. with the victory
of the American championship at 1S-
inch balk line billiards almost within
his grasp, Geo. SIosson was defeated
tonight by Jacob Schaefer of Chicago,
by a score OF 600 points to $50 points
in the game for the championship of
America in Madison Square garden
concert hall.
Throughout the game the men We're
playing so evenly that it was toss up
as to who would win. Schaefer was the
favorite, but toward the end of the
game it seemed that Slosson would
win, but he fell down on drive to the
cushion when he had a good lead and
only four points to score to win. On
the whole, the billiards We're very slow,
but the play was intersDersed with
some brilliant work, which kept the
spectators on edge during the course
of the game.
Nearly every billiard enthusiast of
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door games of the Boston Athletic as
ISOLATION were held in Mechanics hall
tonight before 5000 spectators. Almost
every point was well contested, and
the worlds record of 5 minutes and u
seconds. held by Harvard in the team
race Of 1850 yards, was lowered in
the Harvard Yale contest, which was
won by Harvard in the splendid time
of 3:11 2-5.
f. II. Bigelow, C. H. Williams, w. G.
Morse and H. H. Fish composed the
Harvard team. BigelOw of Harvard
got the lead at once, and it was re-
tanned during the entire race, though
the Yale runners kept it a nip and
tuck contest for three laps. In the last
lap Fish of Harvard drew ahead and
won by Is yards.
The worlds record of 4 3-5 seconds in
the 40-yard dash was equalled by L.
w. Redpath, '9S, of Harvard