davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-08

zwiazali jej rece i nogi, re-
cznikiem usta zakneblowali,
wyrwali jej z uszu kolczyki, a
potem siuzscej kazali otwo.
rye szafe aelazna i zabrawszy
z niej got6wka $1,000 i klej.
noty, uciekli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-08
PrZeciw pocafunk ON.

w Anglii utworayi sic klub
przeciwko poca1unkowi, kt6-
rego czlonkowie wywodza, ae
jest to ME tylko raecza ME.
kiedy " najwyzszym stopniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-08
Przeglad polityki.
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, Sgo Sierpnia.

jsta zostaia urzsdownie do
szeregu pa6stw cywilizowa-
nych i uznana "a pa6stwo zu-
pelnie r6wnorzsdne europej-
skim:zniesiono dawne traktaty
oparte na wyzszosci cywiliza-
cyl Zachodu i zastapiono je
nowemi, ktore przyznaja insty.
tucyom japo6skim r6wnost z
europejskiemi.
Kiedy Europa W polowie
tego wieku zmusila Japonie
do otwarcia swych portow
utrzymywania stosunk6w 2
Zachodem, kraj ten znajdowa1
sic jeszcse ma bardzo niskim
stopniu cywilizacyi. Panowal
W MIN jeszcze odziedziczony z
wicklow srednich ustr6j feodal'
ny, a z MIN zwyczaje siegajace
bardzo dawnych czas6w. W
obec tego Europejczyey, kto-
rzy osiedlali sic w Japonii
zazsdali dla siebie praw odrs-
bnych i "a starsniem swoich
rzad6w uzyskali osobne przy-
wileje, na mocy kt6rych pod
legli jedYnie juryzdykcyi swo-
ich konsul6w i tworzyli nieza-
lezne zupe}nie cd Japonii
gminy. Zwiazek Europa
oddziaia} potsanie ma wewne-
trzne stosunki kraju. Szereg
krwawych rewolucyj odebral
tradycyjns przewage panom
feodalnym iodebra} wp}yw ich
przyw6dzcy, ,,szejguna", kt6ry
byl prawie rownorzsdny Mika-
dcwi i ograniczal znacznie je-
60 praWa.
Cesarz, odzyskawszy pe}na
wladze W kraiu, zaprowadz3
niebawem system rzadu zbli.
zony do europe jskiego. Oto.
czywszy sig m1odymi doradca.
mi kt6rzv poznaG Europe.
zrozumial, re przyszlosG Japo.
Nil wymaga}a zreorganizowa.
MIA stosunkow na spos6b eu.
ropejski. - w kr6tkim sto-
sunkowo czasie odwieezne in.
stytucye zastspiono nowemi.
I'm wiecej jednak sic rozwija3a
Japonia, tenn silniejsza stawa-
IA sic opozycya przeciw przy-
wilejom, przyznanym niegdys
Europejczykom, i ostatecznie
Rad zwr6cil sic do mocarstw
europeiskich z prosbs by po-
zwolily na ich zniesienie. W
r. 1882 cabinet japo1ski wy
pracowal projekt ukladu, ma
mocy kt6rego Europejczycy
mieli bye zupelnie zr6wnani
kraiowccami, uzyskac prawo
nabywanis gruntow, "a to
podlegac juryzdykcyi japo1-
skiej. Ably zapewnic sobie
przyjscie tego projektu przez
Europe, Rad japo6ski posta-
nowii rownoczesnie zaprowa.
dzie W kraju prawo wzorowa-
ne ma europejskiem, a opr6cz
tego powolywac ekspert6w
suropejskich do trybuna46w,
kt6re mia}y rozpatrywae spra'
wy obcokrajowc6W.
Uklady W sprawie przepro-
wadzeria tego projektu, toczy-
ay sic bardzo d3ugo, bez po-
myslnego skutku. Tymczasem
Mikado, trzymajsc sig konse
kwentnie obranego kierunku,
obdarzy1 Japonie W roku
1890 reprezentacys krajows, a
utworzenie senatu izby po
selskiej, agitacya wyborcza i
dyskusye W parlamentach cd.
dzia}aiy SLIME na rozw6j du.
cha narodowego. Wyrobila
sis opinia publiczDa, wzros1a
1nrna narndnus skntkiam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-08

ma Geese armll.
Sedziowie zajeli miejsca ma
podwyaszeniu; jest ich sic.
dmiu, a "a mimi siedza ich
zastepcy, ktorzy majs bye
obecni ma kazdej sesyi i W
danym razie, gdyby kt6ry z
sedzi6w zachorowal lub z in.
nego powodu przybyc ME
m6g}, musza ich zastspic. Sc
dziami So: przewodniczacy
pu}kownik Jouaust, dyrektor
korpusu inzynieryi; nadporu.
cznik Brougniart, dyrektor
szko}y artyleryi; major de
Breon z Z pu}ku artyleryi;
major Profllet z 10 pu}ku
piechoty; major Merle Ego
pu}ku artyleryi; kapitan Par
fsit z Z pulku artyleryi; pub
kownik Beauvais Z pu}ku
artyleryi. Ssdsiowie pojawili
sic W uniformach. Byiy prezy-
deEt Casimir Perier przyby4
oko}o godz. Z wskazano mu
miejsce pomisdzy generaiami
Billot Chanoine; "a mimi
siedzieli dawn ministrowle
wojny, generalowie MERCER,
Zurlinden, Cavaignac. Pomie'
dzy s}uchaczami byli brat
Dreyfusa, tesc jego Hadamard,
Jules Clarette, Provost. Okoio
stu swiadk6w ma powo1ac
kazda strona. w poblizu Sc
dziowskich krzesel spostrzezo'
no dame W bieli', kt6ra wi
docznie sympatyzuje Drey-
fusem jest bardzo bogata, a
nosi per1y ogromnej wartoscl.
Esterhazy ME pojawii sic.
Dreyfus robi wrazenie czlo.
wieka niespokojnego: niewia.
domo czy niespokojnego o
rezultat procesu, czy tez o
sprawiedliwosc sWei sprawy.
Wzrok ma niespokojny. Cers
twarzy zadziwiajaco zdrowa,
ale CLOS ma przytlumiony, ja'
koby odzwyczajony cd movie
mia. Jest czssciowo }ysy, czer.
wouawe wiosy i wasy przypro'
szone cokolwiek siwizna.
Rospocse}o sic cd odczyta.
MA aktu oskarzenia, poczem
prezydent Jouaust zacza} wy.
pytywac Dreyfusa. Zauwazo-
no, ze ton sedziego by} bardzo
ostry surowy, jakoby ME-
przyjazny oskarzonemu, ale
niekt6rzy twierdzs, il przybra-
ny on byl rozmyslnie, ably ME
dat powodu wrogom Dreyfusa
do posadzenia ssdu PREY,
chylnosc dla Dreyfusa.
Dreyfus odpowiadal jasno i
bez wahania; podnosi4 g}os
kilkakrotuie, gdy zapewnial o
swej niewinnosci. Pytania i
odpowiedzi tyczysy sic pocbo'
dzenia Dreyfusa, jego stano'
wiska W armii, jego kilkakro-
tnej bytnosci W Muehlhausen
W Alzacyi i jego bywania U
pewnych os6b, podejrzanych o
szpiegostwo.
W1EDEf, Sgo Sierpnia.
Wczoraj odbyl sic pojedynek
ma sable pomiedzy osiawio'
nym czlonkiem rady pahstwa,
Wolfem, a pos}em Krzepek.
Powodem by}o, il krzepek
zarzuci1 Wolfowi ,Ae polityczne
roznice zapatrywa1 rozstrzyga
wyzywaniem ma pojedynek
niefownych przeciwnik6w.
Wolf otrzyma} ciecie przez
glove zala} sic krwia, ale
domagal sic dalszego walcze'
MIA, i jeszcze raz W glove 20
stall raniony. Ley teraz W
domu niebezpiecznie raniony.
W1EDEd,, sgo Sierpnia. =
Coraz to wieksze rozmiary
przybierajs demonstracyep eprze.
civ ''rzadom paragraph IA"
przeciw nakladaniu i podwy2-
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podobnie wkrotce czas trwanla
podr6zy sic zmniejszy. Pociagi
wyruszaja z Evanston CO l5 MI
nut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-08

to zuch walszymi, wynika z
nastepujacego zdarzenia: Sch
ameryka6skich i 70 hiszpa6.
skich je6c6w, trzymanych W
wiezieniu W Cavite, przewie-
ziono we Srode wieczorem W
}odziach przez zatoke do pro.
wincyi Bataan. hodzie pre-
sz}y tuz pod dzia}ami ma wy
spie Corregidor, a ameryka6.
skie straze ich ME zauwazyly.
Wyladowano z je6cami, i
Amerykanie ME wiedzieli o
tenn; jeden hiszpa6skich
| je1c6w zbieg} dosta} sic do
przednich stray ameryka6.
skich, gdzie opowiedziaf o
tenn zdarzeniu. = Daniel Gar.
cia, bogaty plantator ma pol.
nocy wyspy Luzon, kt6ry
przez czas niejaki by} przez
powsta6c6w wieziony, przyby}
do Manili, potwierdzi} via.
domosc o spaleuiu okretu Sa.
turnus przez powstahc6w.
Opowiedzial tez, ze kiedy o.
kret Centennial dostal sic ma
ska}e, wyrzucono z niego W
wode znaczna ilosc zapas6w
! zywnosci uniform6w amery.
ka6skich: wpadlo to wszystko
W rece powsta6c6w, kt6rzy W
! uniformly tie sic ubrali.
CAPE HAYr1EN, 8 Sierpnia.
Generalowie Pablo Reyes, Ra'
mon Pacheco, elena Navarro,
Jose Polo i Jose Jiminez, wy.
stapili W San Domingo ma ko.
rzysc Don Juan Isidro Jiminez
zajeli miejsca opuszczone
przez wojska rzsdowe. Mn6'
stwo wojsk rzadowych mia}o
przejsc na strone powsta1c6w.
Gubernator W Monte Christi,
gen. Guellito, znajduje sic W
rozpaczliwem poaozeniu j be-
die sic musial poddac.
PUERr's PLATA, s Sierpnia
- Minister fnans6w, Senor
Alvarez Sc nor Cordero u.
dali sig wczoraj ze 100 aoanie.
rzami do Monte Christie. Tam
po}aczyli sic ?. 700 ludzmi ze'
branymi W celu przywrocenia
porzadku ramienia rzsdu.
Zbrojne parowce strzegs wy
breezy. Po}ozenie jest grozne.
PEK1N, 8 Sierpnia. Ro.
syjski minister Giers wystoso-
wal note do Tsung Ii Yamep,
W kt6rej dol tosi tel w}adzy, ia
zawarcie sojnszu z Japonia
zrobiloby W Rosyi z}e wraze.
ME i mog}oby mice grozoe
nastepstwa.
HAeA, 8 Sierpnia. - Ame.
ryks6scy delegaci konferencyi
pokojowej ofarowali sic W
imieniu rzsdu ameryka6skie.
&C wybudowac W poblizu ko.
Scio}a angielskiego kaplice z
pomnikiem poswieconym kon.
ferencyi. Oferte przyjeto z po-
dziekoWaniem.
NEApoL, 8 Sierpnia.
Admiral Dewey uda sig W So
bote lub Poniedziaiek do
Livorno, potem do Genuy
lub Nizzy. Rzymski kore.
spondent do ,,Daily Mail" W
Londynie donosi, ze Dewey
ma przybyc we srode do Ray-
mu starac sic o audyencya u
Papieza.
EAST ST. LOUIS, s Sierp. -
We wsaystkich koscio}ach dye.
cezyi BelleVille odczytano
wczoraj list pasterski biskupa
Janssena, oznajmiajscy, il
wszyscy czionkowie parafii sw,
Patryka podpadua ekskomu.
nice, jezeli do Srody ME pod.
dada sic rozporzsdzeniu VIA.
dzy koscielnej. Proboszczem
tel parafii zosta1 zamianowany
1,o HIuco nonor,1nr -;L,r,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-08

podrozy sic Zmn1e]s1y' ooiaS
wyruszaja Evanston co Is MI
nut.
Zurzedu zdr0Wia.
w ubieglym tygodniu umarfo
W Chicago 465 os6b: o 81 mnlel'
niz W tygoduiu poprzedzajacym'
a 0 33 wiecej, niz W odnosnym
tygodniu zesziego roku. Osob
pici mezkiej umarfo 250, a pici
ze6skiej 215. Dzieci we wieku
niespefna roku umario 1856, die
ci we wieku 1-5 lat, II, osob
liczacych przeszlo go lat 81. Ma
dyfterya umarlo IL osob, ma
tyfus 9, ma szkarlatyne 5, ma
udar sioneczny L. Samobojstw
bylo s, a innych gwaltownych
wypadkow smierci 26.
Urodzifo sic zas W zesziym
tygodniu 6S3 dzieci, a mianowi-
Gle 353 chlopc6w i $50 dziew.
czat.
POdejrzani.
Detektywi re stacyi przy Hin
man str, szukaiac rabusiow, kto-
rzy strzelali do policyanta
O'Leary, aresztowali try osoby
podejrzane. Jeden aresztant6w,
wedle twierdzenia porucznika
Johnsona, ma pewno miat udziaf
w obrabowaniu skfadu rusznikar-
skiego Svejdy pm. 1927 Albany
ave. O'Leary ma sic lepiei.
PrZeJechany l zaDlIy.
Dziesiecioletui Frank Hansen
zostai wczoraj przeiechany przez
w6z, M kt6rym jechai VIM. La
Sale Capron, ILL.,, na ulicy "a
mieszkaniem swoich rodzioow
pm. 46S N. Hermitage ave. Me
szczesliwego chtopca zawieziono
do szpitala sw. Elzblety, gdzie
wkr6tce potem umari. La Sale
zostal aresztowany i zamkniety
ma stacyi przy Rawson str. Me
szczescie wydarzyio sic dla tego,
re La Sale ME byl W stanie
powstrzymae konia, ktory sic
spioszyf.
PrOwizye W0jenne.
Major Geo. B. Davis, agent
zakupna dla departamentu jezior,
otworzyf wczoraj oferty ma do
stawe prowizyi przeznaczonych
dla wojsk ma Filipinach. Oferty
nadeszly cd Is firm r6inych i W
tych driach maia bye rozdane
kontrakta. Do artykutow zywno-
Sci, ktore maja bye dostarczone,
naleza: 5000 funtow cukru; 16O
tysiecy ft. sloniny; 1000 #. ia
soil; $50 puszek pomidor6w; 40
ft. swiec; SO puszek ,,hash";
1850 puszek brzoskwih; PIG pu-
seek iablek i 1000 cygar.
Kr0tkie notatki miejscowe.
- Wczoraj W Ogden's Grove
odbyi sic 25ty plknlk starych
osadnik6w niemieckich, na kt6-
rym rozdano medale i nagrody.
Obliczaja, ze byio ma MEM l6
tysiecy os6b.
Alderman S. H. Helm zostat
wczoraj mianowany przez poczt-
mistrza Gordona naczelnikiem
fill pocztowej mr.. ITO ma rogu
Rush l Ohio str.
Woda do picia jest dzisiaj
ME zla, z wyjatkiem wody do
starczanej przez stacya ma IA
ulicy, ktora stanowczo jest zls.
Ma budowe biblioteki W
Evanston o6aruje Charles F.
O. A1n mn IL -.I.s..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
REUNIONS OF MISSIONARIES
SEVERAL ENJOYABLE GATHER
INGs OF RETURNED ELDERS.
Musical and Literary Programmes
Addresses and "Reminiscences
Will Be Held Annually.


The first annual reunion of the Nor
mon missionaries to Georgia was held
last evening in the Sixteenth ward
meeting house. 1t is planned to have
similar reunions once year hereafter,
the elders to gather and have a good
time exchanging "reminiscences. The
following programme was rendered at
last nights reunion:
Prayer-~Elder William G. Fisher.
Singing-Entire company Georgia ell
ders.
Opening address Elder A. c. Mathe-
son.
Soio-Miss Bessie Edmonds.
Reminiscent talk-Apostle T. w.
Taylor
Quartette-Miss Matte Read, Miss
Annie Owen, Miss Alice Calder, Mrs.
Louie Walsh Davis.
''Martyrdom of Joseph Standing
Apostle Rudger CIawson.
Solo-Miss Louie E. Felt.
Remarks-Apostle M. F. Cowley.
Song-Elder A. c. Pyper.
Humorous recitation-Elder Eugene
g. Lewis.
Remarks-President Ben e. Rich.
Quartette-Georgia elders.
Remarks President Elias S.
Kimball.
The committee in charge consisted of
Albert c. Matheson, w. G. Fisher. F.
NJ Nicholson, w. M. WooIley and D.
P Felt
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SATURDAY. OCTOBER =.

case they were on their feet at the end
of the sixth round. and that was the
decision, as both were not only on their
feet, but comparatively fresh. Mccoy,
however. clearly outpointed the Califor-
MAN, and scored the only knockdown of
the fight, putting Joe to the boards
with a left hook to the mouth in the
third round. The Kid made 8 careful
fight of it. He took no chances what
ever, contenting himself as a rule with
jabbing Choynsk with his left He
used his right but seldom, but it gem
orally counted hard when he did put
lit in operation. Ghoynski scored many
times. bringing the blood from Mccoy $
nose in the first round and once or
twice Earring Mccoy considerably with
his right. Many of the blows how
ever fell short. In the preliminary
Billy Kaufman of St Louis and Jack
Robinson Of Chicago fought a six
round draw. Lew Mansfield of Chica-
go knocked out Jack Faley of Chicago
in the first round, and Jack Hudson
put Jim Quinn away in four rounds.
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Fleet, b. g., first; Evans Julia A., b. g.,
second. Time, first heat, 2:331a; second
heat, 2:S61s; third heat. 2:331a; fourth
heat, 2:32A; fifth heat 2:3214.
Four and one-half furlongs, running,
purse s10O-Seyler's Red Bird, CHI. g..
weight ia tCarberry), first; Brannon' S
Lou Watkins, oh. M, weight ia (Boyn-
toni, second; Linkendorfer's Bluesign,
blue M, weight us (Dingley), third.
Time-0:57
Three-fourths of mile dash, purse
$l0O--Flanders' Lookout, S. G., weight
lob (Evans) first; Conley's Bernice, b.
m, weight 100 Geavitt, second; Doll
Bros. Riches, br. f., weight 103 Dick
son), third. Time-0:59.
Three-fourths of a mile dash, run
ming, purse S10O-Krause's Gold Bug.
ch. g. Dingley), first; Doll Bros Know
Me. b. m. Dickson, second; Tom Nc
Coy's Miss Remson (Nattress), third.
Time-1:04
One-half mile handicap, purse s1OO-
Boynton's Dutch, b. g., weight 122
(Boynton). first: Seyler's Red Bird, CHI.
g., weight 100 Davis. second: Cush-
mans Paddy, b. g., weight 100 Gea-
vitO, third. Time-0:51
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the Kid came out slower than usual,
and seemed tired. McFadden landed
twice on the jaw and again on the face
and the. Kid rushed. him to the ropes
In the eighth the Kid rushed again, but
Macs guard was perfect and the round
was McFadden 81 who landed hard on
the face and jaw again and again. In
the ninth Mac landed left and right on
the face and body and seemed very
fresh and strong as he stopped the.
Kids rushes.s Layigne kept on leading.
Intellectually and getting smashed in
the face, but5in the eleventh, soon after
a. clinch in which both men fell. La
vigne nearly put Mac out with left
swing to the pit of the stomach When
Lavigne came up for the thirteenth his
left eye was almost closed. He still
rushed .viciously, but Mac got much the
better of the exchanges. In the fif-
teenth Mac sent the Kid down. and
staggered him again with a. right a.
moment later. Lavigne took heavy
punishment in the sixteenth and was
evidently going down hill. Both men
We're bit wild in the seventeenth, with
Mac forcing his man. Lavigne went
down from right on the Jaw. but got
up instantly and got a. left and right on
the head. Toward the close of the
eighteenth Lavigne fell from a left jah
and a push with hands. He got up in
two seconds, only to go to- his knees
from a right uppercut as the bell rang,
and he went to his corner g1pggy.
In the final round McFadden went
right to his man and had him Keeling
with right and left swings ON the head.
A right swing on the jaw put Lavigne
ON the floor, where he lay for six sec
onds. He got up Keeling and tried to
clinch, but was sent down twice more
with similar blows. Each time he took
almost the limit to get up. but it was
beyond doubt that he was unable to
cope With McFadden, who stood wait
ing to give him a final blow. The Kid
clinched as he got up and the referee
separated them. Then Mac nailed La
vigne with a left back of the ear and
the Kid went down for nearly nine
seconds. A left to the body fioored La
yigne for the fifth time. He got up,
only to go down again this time from
a clinch, with MeFadden on top.
MeFadden jumped up at once, but
Lavigne rose slowly. He staggered
across the ring, with McFadden hot
after him. McFadden rushed his right
to the head and uppercut his left to the
chin. Lavigne went down again, but
got up within the limit. He stood in a
dazed condition. McFadden measured
him carefully and with a left swing
this time sent him down and out. Time
of~round, two minutes and three Sec
on3s.
Before the principal event, Jimmy
Hayward of Chicago defeated Eddie
DAILY of Baltimore in twelve-round
bout, in which the white man was
pretty thoroughly used UP, though
wonderfully game.
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football.
PUNTs AND PASSES.
Game Between Ogden and Soldiers
Called OF.

Game Between Ogden and Soldiers
Called OF.
The football game which was sched-
uled to take place today between Ogden
and The Ninth cavalry was called off,
as Ogden could not come down for a
morning game and the baseball men
had appropriated the field for the at
ternoon.
Walker field has been splendidly laid
out for the, coming football season, with
regular gridiron and substantial goal
posts. The field is the best in the city
for the game and with the location of
the grand stand the accommodations
for spectators are excellent.
The Y. M. C. a. team had a good
turn out at its practice last night and
henceforth practices will be held daily
Dana T. Smith was elected captain of
the team by unanimous vote after the
practice Mr.. Smith spent a good deal
of time yesterday in formations of
kicks and in practicing some of the
backs in catching punts. The team will
without doubt rely on punting for most
of its big gains.
The second team at the university
will. play the Collegiate Institute eleven
on Wednesday afternoon at the Univer-
sity campus.
8 o O.
The Y. M. C. 4. team has arranged a
game with Ogden for next Saturday at
Walker field.
The Salt Lakes are practicing hard
every evening and expect to meet the
Ninth cavalry some time next week.
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Today's Programme.

First race-One-mile pace and trot,
purse, $780, Tombstone. Hal Corbett,
Dick Splint, Erma D. A, Jupiter, Be-
dine
Second race, four and half furlongs.
running, purse, s1O0. Sea Queen QOSl,
Dutch C2S), Red Bird QGO, Dina
Watts Q00), Lou Watkins (100), Paddy
(95).
Third race-Four and half furlongs,
running, purse, s1O0. Ethel Otto 109),
Bernice QO9), Naomi B. QO9), Linvl--e
Q0G, Know Me Q0D.
Fourth race-Owners' handicap,
three-quarters of mile, running,
purse, $500. Gold Bug Q15) Mountain
Queen Q1O), Miss Remson (111l March
600.
Fifth race-Four and half furlongs,
running, purse, s10O. Lookout (1O3),
Gracia GOD. La Belle (1O9), Bill How
ard QO9), Riches (109), Sinner (1G9),
Jersey Maid C09)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
SALT PALACE NOTES.

Today will be childrens day at the
Salt Palace. and the youngsters will be
admitted free to the grounds.
AS a compliment to the conference
visitors. Director General Colborn has
arranged to have a free exhibition of
riding on John Lawson's motorcycle
on the bicycle track at 1920 o'clock in
the morning. The Terrible Swede"
and Oscar julius viii navigate the in
fernal machine
Yesterday was one of the biggest days
the Salt Palace has yet had. Confer
ence visitors thronged the grounds all
day, and took in nearly all the Midway
shows. In point of receipts the day
was next to the largest the palace has
known. The biggest receipts were upon
the night of the fifty-mile race, in
which Chapman bested the Swede. Yes
terday they were within 5000 of the re-
ceipts on that night.
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foot with this object in view. and
everything now points 70 speedy con-
summation of the plan under the guild
ance of Selden j. ClawsOn, who has
been working for the consolidation.
Yesterday the stockholders of tlse
Logan Power, Light g. Heat company
held a meeting in the Tempieton build
ing in this city to consider the subject
of consolidating with the Hercules
Electric Power company. Moses
Thatcher. DIR. W. n. snow and lima Y.
Card were appointed a committee and
instructed to formulate a proposition
for the consoiid atioIl-
Logan now claims the distinction OF
being the most cfeaply lighted city IN
the world. and the men in these two
concerns believe that. II consolidated.
light and power could be produced
even cheaper than e Isl at present. Stin
another plan is To extend the opera
tions Of the combination, especially in
the direction of lighting a. number OF
towns i'm the Cache valley and thus
materially broaden the field Of their
operations
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-07
INSANE MAJOR.
Change of Food Cured Him.

What a determined and intelligent
wife can accomplish is well shown in
the experience of a certain retired ma
jer of the Civil war and his estimable
wife. For obvious reasons, the name
and exact address of the major is
withheld. but the facts are given by
his cousin. a well-known lady of Ma
rfon, O,
Without apparent cause, but coming
on gradually, the major lost his mind,
and some of the most eminent special
lists in brain and nervous diseases
stated that he would never recover,
strongly recommending the wife to
place him in an asylum although con-
fident he would live only few months.
Being a woman of much strength of
character, she refused to incarcerate
him, but, on the contrary, took him to
a cottage along the shores of a little
lake, for the summer, and devoted her
self entirely to the case, studied him
carefully, and especially applied herself
to the preparation of food and drink
gradually eliminating what was harm
full and substituting nutritious and
properly selected articles, with the
startling result that in about six
months he was anrabsolutely sane man,
and in a year was healthier than he
had ever been in his life.
She recites that the chief agency in
his return to health was Postum Cereal
Food Coffee, for from the moment she
began using that article in place of
coffee, he improved in marked degree.
At one time she left off Postum and al
lowed him to use ordinary coffee, and
he, had quick and serious backset. Re-
turning to Postum, he improved; now
they use nothing else and are most
enthusiastic in their faith in its health
giving qualities, and naturally make
many converts among their friends.
The relater adds: "At first we
thought Postum was fiat and tasteless,
but after following the directions ex-
actly and boiling it twenty minutes, we
secured a richness equal to the best
Mocha and Java, and enjoy it greatly.
/ have lost that heavy depressed feel
ing that obtained formerly and my
children are growing fat on Postum"
The lady requests that her name be
omitted from publication. The name.
however, VIII be given by letter upon
application to the Postum Cereal Co.,
Ltd, at Battle Creek, Mich