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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-29

ner Second South and Fourth East
streets. Service today at 7;30 D. m. Serv-
ice at Ogden's Swedish Lutheran church,
avenue. at IL a. IN. 2. e. Aslev. pastor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-29

Recognized Church of Jesus Christ of.
Latter-day Saints.-22S East Second South
street Sunday school a 10 a. m; preach
ing as u a. m. and p. m. by Elder II. n.
Hansen. All cordially invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-29

and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject who
Was Jesus Christi Evening subject:
Civic Responsibilities. Sunday school
ana assembly. 9:f5 a. M; Epworth league
devotional meeting, $3.50 p. m. All seats
tree Strangers cordially welcomed at all
services
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
$ tWo-foll.

1icfcin appears q reason for tnSa1s1Sr
or automobile motors and designs. Tncy
are new, and new things are expensive.
NO one has heretofore attacked The
problem OF building a small, light motor
OF large output. Weight has not been
2 consideration, and now that engineer
ing talent1haa been concentrated on tie
production Of lighter motors they will
be found expensive until the field Wild
ems and competition becomes keen This
commercial fact is true Of all autor1n-
pie Work The present day is anaio-
gous 10 that Of the S150 bicycle Ton
years hence We will be getting better
machines for less money. Automobiles
now cost almost 81 per pound a first
Grass locomotive can now be bought for
ten cents a pound and viii pun mora,
travel faster and last longer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
I: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 81 1899.
AGUINALDO's "CHASC'E":''

In commenting upon the fact that i
cessation Of hostilities in the Philip
pines would be an excellent thing FOR
the Republican administra ton. the Pc
tershurg Progress says:
r'There is no doubt whatever that the
administration would welcome Il cessa-
ton Of hostlities before The Eovc,rhe..
election as about the richest windall
that the dominant party could :la.rn 10
pick up. 1t would be the opportunity
Of a life time for the Willy Filipino lead
er. if he only knew it. I the petty SUI
tan Of Sulu could command $4,000 a year
for life as the price Of submission. how
much more might Aguinaldo demand
and receive from an administration
standing by an Overlooking treasury o.
May we ask where the administration
is cOncealing this .'overtlowing lryas-
ury" to which our esteemed cuntempo-
rary refers: AT the beginning OF the
war with Spain the government found
it necessary to issue bonds to secure
money to carry On the operations II
the army and navy. since then. accord
ing to official figures Of the Tr&asur;
Department. Uncle Sans EXPENSES
have been running a little more shan
$1,000. O0O Il month above his receipts Il,
this sort Of thing is conducive to an
overlooking condition Of the treasury
the administration is setting all the
laws Of naure and mathematics III &c
fiance
Then, too. the suggestion Of the Prog
ress in reference to purchasing Asuin-
aldo is open To another serious oh]cc-
ton he willy Generals DEALINGS with
Spain have proved uiat he vii lnui Il ay
bought after selling himself. Even Il
the ''overilowing ,reasury' We're not &,
. Pigment Of the magma ton. ii would be
the height Of folly 10 buy a man Whose.
record shows that he is notoriously lis
sloncst When il comes 10 such t:ansac-
tons.
he administration may be weak am.
fiabby in many respects. but no UMPIRE
JUDGED observer has reason to accuse
its managers Of unqualified diocy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
THE RETURN OF ToTTIE CouGlt-
~

THE RETURN OF TOTTIE COUGli-
DROP.
A song and a toast to the seasons SOU
brette-
The nymph with the chemical wig:
She's been With US long and she's here
with US yet,
The lady who dances the jig.
Her smile and her calves are the life
Of the show
While the orchestra toots and the yell
low lights glow
And tire rubbernecils stretch in the
bald headed how
After dark.
4 song and a toast to the seasons sou-
She's giddy, It's true and she's bold:
But she does the same kick and the
same pirouette
That Solomon fancied of old.
Well sit in our seat ana We'll list to her
sing:
For the song and the dance have been
ever the thing
Since David with songs) danced the
first pigeon wing
Fore the Ark.
THE RACONTEUR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
"A STRING or HoGFIsH.

This is To tell how Peachy the lawyer
man. and Davis, the contractor. went
Which the same is that it isn't the man
who makes the biggest catch that
brings home the most fishes.
"-All day long the lawyer cast his nets
under the broiling sun. With the perspi-
ration pouring in great beads from Ills
classic brow and the exposed portions
Of his cuticc rolling up scroll fashion.
and basement business college. Will"
the contractor sat under Il borrowed
umbrella smoking the lawyer mans Il
Sars and stirring UP the red lemonade
With Il tin cup.
R,lt when the day was done and the
Industrious attorney looked upon tie
results Of his patient labor his bosom
@wellcd With a great pride, ana he
W.IiS1led a merry roundeay While
stlnging the fish. and incidentally, The
Sluggartl contractor, to whom he rclat-
"a. with :, cheerful tone Of countenance,
the fable Of the ant and the grasshop
rcr.
''IIG,," said the contractor, rs be
walked empty handed and pensive be-
side the industrious fisher. "Ho!' muir
INJURED the contractor.
And again he reiterated the same
statement-viz: "Ho!"
Now when they had come into the
heart OF Hampton near the corner
where the cars stop and where the mas
culine population is wont to talk poll
tics At all hours after tea, the lawyer
said to the contractor:
Seeing that this is my lucky day,
ana the sign in the Zodiac seems to be
about ,hc winning color ] don't mind
If toss you the bones for the pals
lithia water.
I'm not ;t-thirst, nor painting as tha
he contractor did make reply. but l
out Of pure admiration for YOU III just
50 YOU one il | lose :. leg by it,
They repaired to a near by oasis.
We're 70 be found and the lawyer threw
round.
While the contractor fingered to ar-
cue thc roint with the bartender or
thinSs that didn't really matter, the
drinks having been squared, the lawyer
strnllcd out into the street to talk 20 a
man, leaving his bunch of fish in the
bar.
Tie contractor suddenly realizing
The opportunity that lay before him.
threw off the lethargy that had excited
the ridicule Of the energetic lawyer
man and laying predatory hands en-
that string of fish he boarded a passing
trolley car and was gone so quickly
that it would have made your hair curl
il YOU could have been there to see
him do it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
As YOU LIKE Y.
ORLANDO-"As 1 remember, it
was upon this fashion"
a PARABLE.

4 certain man went UP from the
county If Warwick to Ear Harbor and
fell among trimmcrs, who rolled ili;:
ana 'touched' him and left him for
"Gopcd" A wise guy Of Il Samaritan
from l:!ondti"lG passing that way
ara beholding these things. put spurs
L his stced and gallopcd off, lest he
s1ould be he'd under bond by Judge
Brown for his appearance before the
grand jury as a witness for the Conf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24

lies in the State. We congratulate Tho
editor upon the hopeful and cheerful
manner in Which he looks forward to
the opening future" and trust that his
most roseate dreams may speedily fra
ful! fruition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
a Rare Opportunity for Homesa+kcrs

Five nice dwelling houses to be so'd
separately at auction. on the premises,
en- Twcnty-second street, between RoL-
nolie and Chestnut avenues, Thursday.
Sept. 18TH, at 4 p. NJ
5-23-1t. IRWIN TUCKER & CO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24

With Fighting Bob Evans in the
van during the international yacht
races it is possible that persons who
press UP to the point OF interference
Will collide with something exceedingly
warm and suphurous.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24

Billy said Sandy Pixies. IF yer had
yer choice Of lis less biZncss what wud
i be? HOSTESS carriage. or a chain
less bike
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24

In woundirg that revolutionary lead
er in the leg. the government forces Of
Venezuela were probably trying to Grip
pie the rebellion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24

The Daily Press is in receipt Of The
October number Of ''I:veryboly's Maya
zine" 4 new tenccnt monthly which
has made its appearance in New York
J its initial numbers are fav samples
OF what may be expected in tn future
the new publication will Undoubtedly
find 4 place in popular favor, as i. cor
tains many unique and interesting feat
ures which Will appeal to tho reading
public. The magazine is published BY
the North American Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24

We are unable to reconcile this lulu in
the Philippines with the presence or
General Joe Wheeler. Washington
Post.
Unfortunately, General Otis ana not
Fighting joe" is the starter in the
Philippine races
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
EXPLAINING HIS INTEREST
(Judge.)

How is it that Jmson always stops
and listens to DunAeys stories about
his cute little boy?"
'.Jimson owes Dhmley borrowed
money"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-24
DINKEY MEETS DEWEY.

Finds the Admiral Has Received Pres
entS From Savannah
----- INrW York Inu1.nal \
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
Mr.. MARTIN THE
GUEST OF HONOR
He Attended the Daniel Clubs Mas
querade Ball.
GIVEN A BOUQUET OF ROSES
Hon. Pembroke Petit Made the Pre-
scnfation Some Dissatisfaction
over the Award Of Prizes Many
Prominent People There.

The masquerade ball given by the John
W. Daniel club last night was decided
success Sanger Hall was filled with peo-
pic Senator Daniel was unable TO come,
bIt Senator Martin was there as the most
honored guest. Much regret was eA-
pressed al the Governor absence
Among The well-known people present
besides Senator Martin were Congress
man John Lamb, State Senator George
b. Keezcu, of Rockingham. Hon. Penn
broke Petit, of Fluvanna; Mayor ray
lor. Justice John Crutchheld, captain
Frank w Cunningham. Captain Jonn a.
Curtis. Mr. l. O. Wcndonburg, Common
vcaIth's Attorney ID. e.. Richardson, Mr.
Jefferson Wallace. Hon W. IL. keday'
Hon james Lewis Anderson. MT. Junlus
J. M0sIey. Mr. -. ii. Berry, Mr. D.. g.
Akcrs. Councilman Phil shea, Captain
Morgan r.. Mills. Hon. Joseph ". Law
less and others. .......,.-
BOUQUET FOR MR. MARTIN.
Before the masQucradcrs were a"'IH'i
their prizes. President sam stern brought
forth "a beautiful bouquet OF red and
white roses. Rte referred ro the presence
oil Senator Martin and introduced Hon.
Pembroke Petit tO present the flowers to
the Senator Sir. Petit always makes "a
good speech Tie was especially happy
I'm his remarks on this occasion jus
Diplomatic reference to Nr. Martin as DIS
own successor was appiaude1.
The Senator was taken 10y surprise
There were calls for a speech He wake
10 the front of the stage bearing do ms
hand the bouquet The audience was $50
bent ON cheering the Senator that whaI
ho had To say was heard hy % very feW.
He simply thanked the club for The honor
done him and said Doc was very happy %
being able tO Doe present Mr.. Martin
reception was very Gatorine and 10 was
evident that he was much pleased with
the honor done him.
THE PRIZES.
Mr.. Lawrence g.. Haake acted as Noor
manager and right well dill be peri 9fm
DTS duties Messrs Curtis. Wallace.
richardson. CUNNINGHAM and Ncnien-
burg were the judges.
Some of tho m1squorader7 were I'D
uuiruo and novel costumes. Surprise was
occaei0nod by the awards made. II was
.oror4fv Thought that the man who rope
resented "T'ncle sam leading around
Filipino by % chain. NOT knowing "nat
To d0 with his captive. or Che person VINO
ro0rcecntod the follower OF Alnin3.Io
would Doe given the first prize. But me
Judges unanimously decided that MISS
Alice Stccor who represented Day ana
Miss Katie Bowers. who repre7en'el
Nieht. wcro entitled 20 FIRST and second
rrizo-. ro-nocuvolv Mr. Marx Friedman.
I'm soldiers uniform. got third prize ana
ar D. d. Duneker who imporsona'e d
"a dude negro. received the fourth prize.
Miss Stocor was given diamond fln-'
Miss Powers received n gold watch. lir.
friedman. ID silver pitcher and Ar.
punckor uair Of opera glasses
IT.. decisions diI not give satisfaction
bv amy means There was some qHie-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
rnnn. snlvnec -.

BOSTON. March ON the United
States District Court to-day before Juu-e
and others of Gloucester. owners. master
ana crew of the schooner w. H.. Cross
and It's niuety-nine gold coins ana oiner
vamables. derelict on the hieh seas. was
decided. the property being divided am9"t
nm hv the master and crew of the schooner
August 18th last some distance from me
Burgovnr Island. They We're estimated
to be 81 $50. The body ~ The man could
not bee identified and had 10 Doe ourlea tl
sea No ono anDoared % claim the prop
ertv and The court WAS asked to award
the amount 10 the salvcrs The court dl-
n les rhe property i'm halves, holding
onc-half as salvage One-third IS 20 go
10 vessels owners. one-third 20 the mas
ter and ono-third TO her crew. TIL other
half will be held by the Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
YALE VS.. VIRGINIA.
Great Game TO be Played on Broad ST.
Diamond April tst.

Rf''''''N - ~ ~ 'N'f
The first game Of ball Of the season be
tween the University Of Virginia and
Yale will be played ON the Broad-Street
diamond on Saturday. April LIST.
Last season Virginia took the series
from Yale. winning the game here and
that NJ New Haven but losing the one
at Charlottesville. At New Haven Nir-
cinia, In n fye-inning contest, performed
the unusual feat Of shutting out" the
Yale team on Yalc's own grounds
The Virginia team for this season
promises 20 Dee a strong one. as nearly
al last years players are back at COLI
lego. and there arc "a number OF new men
who give indication OF great ability
Martin. the shortstop and captain. was
one OF the men selected by Caspar Whit
ney as a member Of the An-Amcrican
team for fSi>. hc being assigned as SUBJ
sttutc shortstop although last season
was the first time that he had played
that position.
Summerseiu. who pitched tho game
against Yale here last April. was put
down as pitcher ON the AN-American.
Ito will probably pitch on April lst ana
c4n be dcrondcd on 10 do his share.
Very LITTLE is known of the Yale team
so far. as no one knows just how many
OF last year s. team will play again, hut
IL IS safe 20 say that Yale SIS strong, ana
that the usual Yale grit and Yale luck
wifi he on hand 10 help the blue ana
Vale IS anxious 90 win from virginia. 10
order 10 square accounts from last sea
SONS game. when Virginia, was so iar
ahead.
This game VIII be the society event or
outdoor sports this season. ana ineIe
viii. doubtless, be a large attendance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
ARE LEGISLATED
OUT OF OFFICE.
North Cardinals Railroad Commits
s.On's Days Numbered.
INTEREST ON STATE DEBT PAID.
Car Company Files Decd of Assign
mcnt-M oonshiuc Whisky Making
on the Incrcasc- Slot Machines
Must Fay Taxes.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
PETERSBURG'S SOLDIERS,
The Grays to he T;eorganizcd - Swh'
Creek Mill, Disabled.


PETERSBURG. VA, March Z.-spe-
cial-The water wheel al the swirl ID
cotton Mill in Chesterfield county shoi1
distance from Petersburg, was broken lo-
day by "a heavy piece OF iron sellli5
caught I'm the cogs. The damage VIII
amount TO about $50.
The Democrats of Dinwiddie county
will hold precinct meetings ON the -9tu
OF April to elect delegates ID a county
convention. To- be held ON May "a, 10 nom nom
mate candidates for the dlfherehl oHlceS
TO be hled AT the May election
CAPTAIN g.. A. Nichols has received
letter from Colonel 10 Lane stern, az
Richmond. to the effect that there Us no
reason for delaying the reorganization OF
the Petersburg GTays.
Judge j. A. Mullen to-day confirmed lhe
sale of one of the Tenant lots on east
Washington street, which was soia sohe
time ago 10 Mr.. Augustus wright Oh
In the county Court Of Dinwiddie next
Friday the suit of Il. i. COBB against
the Norfolk and Western kaAIoad coIn-
pany will Doe heard. The SUIT ls Drought
To- recover damages ior the hl''"'7 ol "
81 Patricks Catholic Beneficiary Soci-
etv will meet tonight 20 arrange lot
banquet 10 DE held about Easter.
The condition of Or. $. W Budd, whose
illness has been announced Dis impIoNlnk
DR. b. T. Cosby a well-knoWh uehtlsI
Of mis- city. who has been confined 10 his
house since last November by sickness
is better. 1900 t.,i.,-.l
,-c.stcrdav afternoon by being thrown
from his buggy. is easier to-day .-,,,,.
Mr. William Grossman. Of Dinwiddie
county. who has been ill with pneumonia
In HE County Court Of Dinwiddie last
Monday. Robert jenkins coloied' was
tried on charge Of stealing hoop-po!es.
Tho Jury failed 10 agree on verdict.
TMs was an appeal case from the decls-
ION of Justice GerOw. -.
Mrs t. 4. Hartley has gone TO New
York TO visit her daughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

The Board Of Governors Of the Deep
Run Hunt Club. 1T meeting held I,Si
nlcht. decided 10 change the date OF the
sprine race meeting from AprH 2th ="
Saturday. April 22d, they having oeen
notified 10y several stables of horses lh
Baltimore and Washington that they
could not come 10 Richmond ON any date
after AprU 23d. but would do so II the
meeting was changed to that day. Be
sides the programme arranged for the
races. there will De two jumping contests,
one for "a cup offered 10y Mr. Robert q.
Shaw. Of Dcedham. Mass, and another
offered by Mr. J. y. Mcgarzeo. of Phila-
dclpha. Mr.. Mcgarzec expects To bring
some horses for the different events.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

LONDON. March 22.-Considerable dis
eousion is reported between the Chancel-
Tor of the ExcheQuer. Sir Michael Hicks
Reach and the Secretary OF State for the
colonies. Joseph Chamberlain, the former
opposing and the latter taVorng the
African schemes OF Mr.. Cecil Rhodes.
The Daily Chronicle says: I'VE under
stand that Mr. Rhodes has sent the gov
eminent a virtual ultmatum asking
whether IT intends 90 accede 10 his re-
quest to guarantee the interest ON the
Tanganyika section of the cape 10 Cairo
railway. falling. which he intends TO lay
the situation before the chartered share
holders"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

months. Tho water Is higher than Il has
been since 1880. and a. Is close TO the big
frcshct Of 1874. when all the railroad
bridges here were swept away. Major
EmIys model farm IS under water, and
the river is up under some OF the stores
on Main street.
Mary Pointer (colorcd) was arrested 10
day and sent 20 ial for violating the
quarantine laws OF the town.
j. j. Thomas. "a wel-known farmer Of
Halifax county. cut his leg seriously with
ana axe yesterday. Tho wound is nearly
the entire length Of the axe blade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
STRUCK A ROCK.
The Schooner Sycamore Sunk WIN
CARGO Near Providence. u. J.

The Schooner Sycamore Sunk WIN
CARGO Near Providence, u. J.
PROVIDENCE. r. T.. March 2-Ihe
fine four-mastod schooner Sagamore met
with disaster while coming mp the bay
to-day. Just south Of Prudence Island
the big schooner struck Fish Rock
hidden boulder which has figured before
in marine disasters The sharp rock
pierced the huh Of the Sycamore and She
settled 10 the bottom. Her cargo must
be lightered. and there will Doe heavy exc
ponse in getting the schooner ready Tor
sen again. The heavy snow and a buoy
ont of position are the causes of the
casualty to the Sycamore. The Saga
more which s. one of the Crowley feet
of Taunton. is from Norfolk. loaded with
22oo tons Of Pooahontas coal for Nor-
cestor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

Young announced Tonight that special
meeting of tho league is scheduled for
Friday next az T. NJ. at the ffth-Ave-
nue. Hotel New York Routine business
the details of the 81. Louis-Cicveland
transfer aua thr approval col tine scne-
dule are 80 Doc the chief features of the
meeting Thc schedule viii Doe approved
and given CO. the uross for publication not
later than Saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
XnlnnfarN HAnkrnnis.

NEW YORK. March 22-Joseph T..
Nelpen. of this city. has filed "a petition
i'm bankruptcy Liabilities. Sil 4O1; no as
sets. lie was formerly of Garry and Wei
pen. of Birmingham. Ala, who failed In
Abraham Collier. Of this city. has filed q
petitlon I'm bankruptcy. Liabilities. $50
1916. no assets. lie was formerly of Coz
hen. collier & CO.. jObbers i'm general mer-
chandise, at Nashville. Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Friends of
the First Tennessee Regiment. having lost
track Of its whereabouts, the War De-
partment made inquiry of General otis.
lis reply is as follows:
Manila. March 2-Adjutant-General,
Washington. First Tennessee in Il0ilo in
good condition. performing extraordinary
work. OTIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
NEGRO MAN BADLY HURT.
Isaac Thurston Knocked Town on
Brooke avenue Last Night.

A negro man named Isaac Thurston
was knocked down and badly hurt by
an unknown party on Brook avenue near
Clay street last night.
A blackjack was probably used. Thurs
ton could give no account of what nap
nened TO him His skull Is fractured ana
he is very badly hurt. The ambulance
was called and took him TO his home
No. 5l7 Prentss street.