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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Chicago, Nov. 2i.-Mcmbcra OF the
Democratic National executive com
mittoc today held the fnal meeting Of
their session TO complete the routine
work taken up yesterday and further
discussion Of the outline OF the plans
for tho presidential campaign. The
members were somewhat late In nrriv-
Ing and II WAS not until 1880 o'clock
that senator Jones. chairman ~ the
executive committee, called the meeting
To order. All the members were pres
emit Little remained TO be done by tho
committee. and it was the expo citation
that an early and nnal adjournment
would be had
Chairman j. X Johnson, Of the ways
and means committee, reported on the
national work ne regards the campaign
fund. and showed that $4,000 had
been subscribed and tlf' 900 collected.
Previous TO the meeting the first but
ton Of the campaign OF 1900 was passed
around among the members and the
legend inscribed thereon was fayornbly
commented on. Tho button which was
sent with the compliments OF former
Chairman llnrrlty bore the words.
mo foreign alliance, no trusts, no Inn
perlaliam for United States"
That's a good platform" remarked
Committeeman Clayton, OF Alabama,
hut II ought TO have IG TO 4 on II
also"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
DoOLEY GIVEN A HEARING.
Insanity Charge Falls ThrUugh-was
Putting II On.

Frank noolcy. the little fellow who
caused tho panic In the police court q
week nEo was given hearing 40 10
his sanity today, and adiudgcd perfect
~ sane. The examination took place
before Deputy clerk blair ana Dra.
WfiEht and nuHhca. nuolcy was con-
ftont.d by Inv following witnesses.
CITY Tailor Kimhail and Moecn Reeves.
Jack Fiahn. John Chinaman, Inmates
Of the city haHtilo. Mr. kimbali stated
that Dooivy made lifo unb.arablo foe
the rest % his ruvHtn. many OF whom
threatened % pick ny AMI gp ELSEWHERE
" something was noe done to tvmoNo
him. Believing nooley to b. craAy h.
had him sent ~ tho county jail with a
view u having him examined. aa he
did not believe In punlahing = man who
was not In his right mind, flohn said
Dooley had threatened the lives % the
other prisoners. and he considered him
q dangerous man.
In answer tu De, Weight, nooloy said
his right name was Frank Burns it.,
was native ~ California. and had
just turned iwcuty.fnur. lie had been
drinking heavily Of late which. perhaps,
accounted Tor hia strange actions. he
declared he was mo- warrant and said
the police were down On him.
CiCtk blair ordered Dooiey'u dischafge
on the insanity charge. and committed
him To- tho custody ~ tho uheHn. until
m" city ifli authorities worv ready 10
receive him again. "lluw about tho
ninety DAYS sentence for vnrrancyg'
nnolvy inquired,
That's betWcon you and the police
department" replied Clotk Blair; ~
has nothing whatever 10 DO with mo"
"'rhark, you" said plolcy, 40 h.
followed Deputy sheriff D0war out Of
the court room
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Causes Vigilance aud Action by Author
Ities- school CLOSED To-day,

Special per Dcscrct Telegraph.
Ephuim. Nov. Alt IL now certain
that u. w. sorcnson has small pux. Hi,
place IL under strict quarantine. The
board 81 health met last night and
decided to close Nh schools and prevent
all public gatherings.
Order was given this morning 20
close schools and the children were
sent home.
4 young man by tho name Of Thomp.
son came from Butte. Montana. and II
h reported that he was Guaranteed
there ana van away coming 10 sterling.
where big parents are living and thus
brought the disease 10 the town.
There were some persons who came
here from Sterling yesterday. The
marshal ordered them out of town IN
short order.
There are no more new cnsaa a. yet
and We are In hopes OF corraiilng the
disease by being prompt In quarantine
ing and vacclnating those that have
been exposed. Mr sorcnaon Il getting
over his illness az wen at can be ex-
pcctcd. The disease Is reported " be
IN Hight form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
No New Cases Of Smallpox in
Sanpete, So Far as Known.
SCHOOLS CLOSED Ar MANTI.


Special per ncscrct Telegraph.
Manii, Utah, Nov 2i.-Thorc are no
now cases Of detention on account Of
smallpox this morning. but one u tho
cases reported yesterday. that Of W.
W. Crawford. the druggist. has dovol.
opci 70 Il IL thought II IL a real case OF
smallpox. In Manti. by order Of the
board Of health, our schools wcr,
closed this morning. but II H. sincerely
hoped that conditions win BE- favorable
for a rc-upcninT before long.
Mt. Crnwfurin cnsc being pro-
nuunccd SMALLPOX adds 90 the excite
mont which already. In the opinion q
many. II greater than there IL any need
for. u 10 true that the situation IL SER
iuun, but IL u equally true that people
an ovsr-cScltcd and that much undue
alarm ~ made.
Or. r. Il. Beatty of the State board
% health came down on todny'a noon
train TO canvass tho situation. lie viii
return 60 salt Lake tonight
No new cases arr reported from Stqrl-
Ing and the parties nniictod arc doing
"a well ~ can BE- expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
MRS. NELDEN REFLECTED.


Yesterday afternoon tho annual oiec-
ton of officers ~ 10 41lt Lake Gig
branch Of the Ncellcaork Guild ~
America took place. the meeting being
held at tho Kenyon.
The officers elected were Mrs W. A.
Noldou, president. Mra %, j. SallHhury.
honorary PRECEDENT. Mrs. H. 10. Critch.
low, secretary Mrs. c. W. Watson.
treasurer.
Tho suid WAS founded by Mrs. Mel.
den ln 1899, lts object being 20 supply
clothing aud household linen IN the dos
tltute ana ne dy The articles futnl h a
ar, ncN, ana the contribution OF two or
more new garments or pieces VI ilncn
% the guild DURING the year entitled the
doror 10 membership, There are at
prcsort 800 members OF the gulld which
" divided into ton sections, each fec-
tlon hnyi1g nfty-nye members and each
having It's separate officers
on October 25th OF each year there Is
a general meeting embracing all the
sections, each OF which a. responsible
for no garments and at this meeting
plans for the distribution OF articles are
discussed and decided upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
County Commissioners.
ADoLFH JENSEN. County Clerk.

NNocIll N nNlorel TeleEInnh.

Special per Deacret Telegraph.
Manti Nov 2i.-Thc county commits.
fioncrs made very sweeping order
hcre !cHicrday afternoon whom II pro-
mulEutcd tho following letter which
h1s been sent u the proper officers u
evory city and town Ia the cour,y:
Hon, --: You are hereby nd-
viHed that the county board u health
or s1nuptp county Utah. this day cnu-
N"ned he special feFslpn fur the pur-
pore ~ taking such measures as would
ana does seem host IN the promises uf
the matter " the quarantine " tho
headed disease ~ HWullgoN.
In tho town Of sterling there arc
several casvs % smallpox. and II APP
pears 90 the board ~ county commits
rloncrs that II Is very contagious, and
that The inhabitants OF the county ut
Sanpoto have horn considerably exc
posed 10 this disease through tho people
uf sterling asHucluting with people Ia
other settlemcnta.aud through tho meet
inE of tho county teachers ~ saugeto
county IN MI Pleasant institute tho
i,tn day ~ this month.
You ar hereby Informed that the
commissioners have declared strict
quarantine In the precinct NJ sterling,
Snupotu county, Utnh. ana advise that
the local board take every measure To
prevent the spread NJ this llltnse, ana
lu pursuance of fuch advice the schools
o. your districts should be- closed and
such other measures me- may seem eN-
pcdiOnt In this matter, This ADVICE 10
FiNcn IN pursuance 90 cases OF small
bon being now found In the cities u
iphtaim anu Mnntl, Utah Tho ease,
have come through the mingllng % tho
people o. Sterling who have been IN
contact with this disease,
Commissioners Nephi Robertson.
William Metcalf, Lorvnzo Peterson and
County Clerk Aaolph W. Jensen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
BOUND OVER For ASSAULT.
Ogden Court binds plleock over on
that Charge To-day.

Special per np.rfut TrlHErH rh
Ogden. Utah, Soy, q This morning
at 10 o'clock In Judge WardioiEh'a court
the preliminary hearing In th' ease of
the State n ruh w Ralph plic1ck.
chnrgcd with assault with q deadly
weapon upon OBJ. 20 OF John S.lfort,
was hvgrd ThH r.rt witness was set
fcft. who testified thnt ON sept, 20 1859.
No.. with several other men. wtrs IN
Inc Vand,rvlles saloon on Washington
avenue taking % drink when Ralph
pllcook. the postmnn, entered and de-
llverod som" mail,
Mr. gclfcrt stepped up o. him Nnd
uii. Come and have u dfluk,' but
Tldcock refused raylnE;
II don't want "a drink, 10 away ana
mind your own business" bat he O'ld-
cockD ana not leave the saloon. but stood
and talked 20 the bartender for about
ave minutes, thrn started for the door
when Seifort called him a Vile name,
making him angry. and he came back
al svlfert EnylnT
"f'il make you toxic that back" and
Immediately commenced dealing out
blows uu gclfnri's face and head with
his right hand. and tho loft arm. which
has been cut on. had the Iron hook hv
uToH attached On g. ana with this he
tore frifprts left eye out and tlufpd
him other bodily injury
Tho next witness was WIN. bgnnihE-
ton. whore testimony was very much
the same Ha that ~ the preceding Wit
ness. The ease was then argued by
County Attorney HalvcrFOn Tor The
state aud Attorney Allison Tor the do
fonse, after which n was submitted 20
tho court. who rendered the decision
that there was not sufficient cause
shown 20 bind pldcock over ms charged.
but that he would bind him over to do
trlct court. on the charge uf assault uui
battery, with bonds liked nt 1900 The
county attorney nevertheless says a
complaint will be Med In district court
charging the plaintin with an assault
with deadly weapon,
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srrnLiNo usprn QUARANTINE.
County Comrnissionsrs Take step. tn lao
late aud stamp Cat the Disease


'iNNAh l'i b'HNNNt ANA'NFAlnf
Manti. Nov. gi.-Aa foroshadowed IN
the dispatch 10 the "NuWH' yesterday
the Sunpcto county commissioners mot
during the afternoon and adopted the
following resolutions;
whereas. Numerous cases uf SMALL
nDN have appeared Ia the village of
Sterling. and
Whereas II appears that tho ontlro
population VI said village has been cN-
posed 10 such disease. and
whereas, II appears cases Of said dis
ease have been found In several other
cities and towns. Therefore b. u
Resolved, That quarantine BE- and II
hereby declared over N, entire village
~ sterling. ana all persons living In
thid Village are hereby prohibited from
leaving said village. and from sending
any goods, products or commodities OF
and sort thctrfrom until further dircc-
IONS from the county board VI health;
be II further
RcsolNod, That each HON. within
hanpeic county found to have such dis
ease De Immediately placed under strict
quarantine, aud every person found
within ruoh home be prohibited from
leaving raid home. OF FROM sending
th"rcifom any parcel or commodity ex-
cepi under tho direction OF the board OF
health. b. u further
Resolved, That the county physician
cause proper notice " quarantine 20 b,
given hy such means "a may be deemed
most cNgedlcnt
NEpHt ROBERTSON,
WILLIAM MErrCAt.F
LORENZO PETERSON,
County COMMANDMENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

New York. Nov. gl-A special To the
Tribune from Washington says:
The official report NJ tho acceptance
trial OF the torpedo boat Dahlgfan falls
To sustain the puhllfhed accounts 81 tho
tests ~ that vessel On the contrary,
Il appears that the Dnhlgren's repeated
trials failed 10 mahe her contract speed
under the most favorable conditions
and her bulldora, rather than risk over
straining tho boat by further attempts,
consented 10 nay the penalty for tho
vessels deficiency In that respect and
seek TO have the fine rcmltlcd by Con-
grrsf.
The contract Tor the Dahlgren was
not very tight one, or the boat would
have been altogether rejected BY the
navy department as she viii never be
OF much value In peace or war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
THE LAIE VICE PRESIDENT HOBART.

o the A.
~ j.
the sophomore Of
" 49, thereafter
D. admitted the bar IN @ ana commenced the practice o law the
o
o Republican national hofn
elected member OF the national committee 1854 and
nominated President, Rpub
duly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
WHAT ms RAISER mn.


Windsor. Eng, Nov. ei-ismperor
William Of Germany and his suite rode
out this morning aud returned To the
castle for breakfast. Ttcn. accom-
panied by the Prince OF Wales. the
Duke OF York. the Duke ~ connuurht
and Prince Christian. OF Schleawig- Hol-
stein. the emperor shot In the Windsor
borne tower.
The Empress " Germany went out
for walk IN the forenoon with her
sons and Princess Horny Of Batter
berg, aud visited ~. George and Albert
chapcln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
ice PRESIDENT
SLEEPS IN Deaf II.
,,,et A. Hobart, the Nations Second OF
iicer. Passes Away from the
Stage OF Mortal Action.

.,maOn by the Observation-Disclosures to the Noble Character
=, ,be Deeeased-End Came Quietly at $50 a. m.-Viee
O,.sdeut Became Unconscious Soon After Midnight
y.,, Patient and Showed Remarkable viii Power-pres'
Ia, Noied Of the Death-Messages Of Coincidence
a,h.r Resrned-NatonaI Flags at Half Masi-Feelng
0oom-Estimabe Character OF the Dcecased-OIeal Pro-
,,.diocs-Tuneral Next Saturday at 2 p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Now York, Nov. I.-in order 10 settle
the question aH 10 the GonuinoueaH OF
the great quantity % pearls found In
the baggage ~ Francois Book. the ua-
loon passenger on the French liner La
krotugne. on the arrival here last Sun
this forenoon before United Statca
Commissioner Shields. has been adj
journed until Thursday Meantime the
gems VIII be counted and examined by
an expert. Il Is believed many VI the
gcma are only limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
ARRESTED IN PUEBLO.

sheriff Howolls viii leave tonight or
In the morninH FOR Pueblo. Colorado,
and bring back Thomas 4. shannon. q
bingham miner, wanted here FOR furui.
cation. The girl In the case. Cora Coz
penhaver. ~ about 60 become mother,
She resides with her parents In tho
Wcstcrn mart OF town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

London. Nov, 2l.-A dispatch from
Christiansnnd. Norway has been re-
colyod. which states that Captain Car
rod and ten NJ tho crew have landed
there from the missing overdue Htenm-
or Cocucl, from quebec, Oct, O. FOR
i,Htish steamer Berwick TO have been
loft by her on November 9TH. one hum
AIRED miles north o. INST. one OF the
Shetland Islands. Win propeller gone
and short of provisions, The aeamon
reported that al the CROW left the Co
auol In two boats on November 18Th.
In latitude 81 north. longitude Z enst.
on account u being short OF food. The
whereabouts Of the other boat, which
contained eleven persons, was not
known. II was supposed that the Co.
Quel has drlfted further northward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
ma,. prwr, wilL sor mAvr ~


/Nyauhlngton. Nov. g.-Pnpcrn were
lNfhwn O.. Today by Mrs, Mildred Dewey,
wife Of Admiral Dewey, tranfcrrlnH an
right and title Ia the Dewey home to
Dewey, The deed viii BE- recorded this
afternoon or tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

ftif,aa. n. J.. Nov. ai-y,ee presl.
HahaTi died d, $50 a. m.
b Vice Presiden, had been falling
''Tors given out at the house were
as Wa holding his own. Soon
= nliHIsh, he became unconscious.
o'clock this morning he had
t'liek Of angina peotorls. from
n hobart, Care, A. Hobart. Jr..
e's'on' Airs. Newton. who Is a
u. ~ q Mn Hobart, and Miss Alice
NV the nurse, were at the pa.
,s'a'lde constantly from the time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL.

Frank Sherman, the individual who
walked on with an oyercoat belonging
10 NJ. IL, Deaky OF the value OF $40, was
today sentenced by Justice Pardee. His
portion was thirty days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
A PROCLAMATION.

/ A PROCLAMATION
| a, v,,pls Of the United States
,v,u Augustus Hobart. Vice Prcai-
[. !, ,hs United states. died at his
4, IA pi,srron. y. D. at $50 o'clock
I, rulns. In him the nation has
| !, ., lis most illustrioua citizens
| .s q 10 most faithful servants
| ,,slelpaiion IN the business NE
| q, law making body Of his native
| 7, "a, marked by unswcrvlng
I q ind by a high order OF talents
ra.nments. and his too brief en-
a Vice President Of the United
s ana rusldont u the Senate oN-
| ne qualities of upright and sa-
10 ,,ateimanshlp. In the world
| ian b. had few equals In his con-
nr.G His private character
I .ris ind noble. lie viii long 10
mol ~ BIZ friends as a man II
SIR purity and attractivcno'n.
. sweetness Of disposition won all
u, While bis elevated purposes, un.
az laisgrlty, and whole hearted
"a TO he public rood deserved
l,sEsi universal respect and 60
Nifgv,nE testimony OF the loss
a IA, faii,n upon the country, ]
" iAii up1n the day of the funeral
ussugyr Offices Of the United
w ia'l te closed. and oil stations
u army md navy shah display tho
fal nas al half mast. and that he
iussau,ss oi the United states ~
q cun'f.eh shall pay appropriate
Hs 10 .hs illustrlous dead for a
% q thHiy days,
vihau whereof. have set NY
ani clrrfd the seal Of thu United
h. 70 b siixed.
pan
q It Tie city Of wnsh'ngioi his
iJ'iii, cay OF November, In the
u our Lord eighteen hundred and
1ih' and Of the indprcn lcncc
% tu''ed States the one HUNDRED
uisiy.,otr,h.
fEnsh WILLIAM MKiNLEN.
ih' pTts'denu
Jim BAY.
secrglafy Of State.
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A. j. bright
Sergcant.at- Arms,

by the death of Sir. Hobart. tho Office
81 Nico President M the United States
becomes vacant for the rcrt NJ rrssl-
dent Mckinley term. Ms the law proc
Vldes no ruccrfsor. \ President pro
tom of tho Sonnt, win be- elected by that
body whom tuugrvHa aHramhlta, who
VIII hold thu office until March, 1901.
liy law he succession 60 the pnualiyn-
~ N tho United sttsa, 10 the event ~
vacancy fails u.ln the Vice President.
and In tho event ~ the latief'H death.
Co the secretary nf state, the next IN
line being The secretary of tha treasury,
then IN" secretary ~ war, and down
through the llHt ~ cabinet officers. In
order of precedence nNcd ly act ~
consrvsH when tho death NJ Vice Pren-
dent Hendricks disclosed the ugccaaity
~ such a provision,
senator william g. Frye " Maine Il
now president nfo tom Of The Senate.
~, will ciil that body 20 order when
II assemblies on Dec I. nnd n'cFi9e until
successor II chosen, That he viii
succeed himself Ia generally conceded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

with the family u Mr.. Hobart Tor the
funeral The entire matter Il lcft 10
hln hands 20 Tar nH the Official fen-
lures ~ the ceremony nrt concerned.
setEcunt.at.ArmH bright Of .he son.
ate. after cunfultnti1n with if'tll"ut
pro tcmpurv FRYE. decided that Instead
u sending the usual limited committee
10 attend the ceremonies, that each
member of thc senate would BE- request
Cd to BE- there. ns one u the Committee
of the whole. lie accordingly runt
tho following message TO cvery senator.
waahlngton. Nov. =. 1881.
"Hon. Nifinm H. Fryg. president pro
temnoro OF N. Senate, directs me TO
notify you OF your selection ~ q mem.
her ~ the committee OF the whole 20
Represent the Senate nt the funeral "
Vice President Hobart NJ Paterson, y.
j.. at o'clock ., M, saturday, Nov.
%. The committee VIII meet at tn
Finh Avenue hotel, New York city
whore arrangements have been made
for your entertainment while In New
York. and proceed 90 Paterson by ape-
cinl train ut " o'clock This train Will
Iun from Paterson 90 Washington. ar
irving IN the capital at II D. m. No
Nemhcr 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-13
DUNcANsoN BROS, AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE ATTRACTIVE
AND 81 BSFANrIALLY BUILT THREE STORY
AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE DWELL
MS KNOWN AS PREMISES Nos. 2337. 1899
AND 23il 18TH STREET EXTENDED.
by virtue or three certain deeds OF trust. da ted
November y, 1891, and recorded among the land
records OF the District of Columbia In I.her No.
E-'i' !'los 49, ct seq, 4i4 ct seq and i5l ct
cis of certain of the notes secured thereby we
VIII offer separately at public auction. In front
OF the premises, on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY
ElESF DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. ID. 1899 at
IiALt-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following
described real estate situate In the county OF
Washington. District of Columbia, to wit: All
those certain pieces parcels of land and prem
ises known and distinguished and being lots
numbered sixty-one t6l, sixtytwo t62) and sixty
three 1853, in William A. kimmel's subdivision
Heights. as per plat recorded in Liber county
No H. page 1o3 Of the records of the SURVEYOR
office of the District OF Columbia. together with
the improvements thereon subject TO the covenants
others, dated March %, 1886. and recorded in
11ber lliS, folio Al, Of the land records Of the
District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: Une-third of the purchase money
on each property to be paid in cash and the bal
8nce to be paid in two equal installments re-
spectively in one and two years, secured by deed
of trust upon the property sold. with interest
thereon. payable semi annually. the rate of
six per cent per annnm until paid. all cash at
the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 5000
will be required each lot at the time of sale
Sale TO be closed in fifteen days from day of
sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the
risk and cost of defauittng purchaser after five
days advertising in some newspaper published in
and recording at the cost of purchaser.
BRAINARD Fl. WARNER, Trustee
se7-d&ds els It, NV.