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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

~ the Palace Pullman Car company,
arrived In the city today.
G. y. Warner, OF. the Santa l'c route.
took run up to Ogden this morning
and Will rnturn tonight.
From June 18th and isth. the RIO
urande Western win make rate Of
$3.50 to 81. Louis and return, for the
Elks convention.
An excursion Of about 900 people will
arrive IN Salt Lake about a. M. over
The cxcurrionista VIII leave the follow
ing day at a. M. for San Francisco.
on July LIST. End and ard. the Rio
Grandc Western VIII make n rate OF
Ssi TO Detroit and return This IN for
the Christian Endeavor convention.
Tho oregon Short Line Ia making pre-
partitions to run a large excursion from
lutte. Mont. To salt Lake. on May
9Th, arriving here ON the 2Sth. on the
day OF the arrival Of the excursion. the
Butte and Salt Lake q. =. l.. baseball
clubs Will play. The fare for the round
trip will be sis.
General Agent Clay Of the Union Pa
cinc received telegram from Cheyenne
this afternoon. stating that the compo-
ny OF Twcnty-fourth regiment troops.
stationed at Fort Russell. viii not leave
there yet and that tho report that they
would join the company which leaves
Fort Douglas tonight. at Ogden. was
erroneous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
Met and Shook Hands with Hun
dreds at St. George Today.
KISSED ALL OF THE BABIES
Greeting occupied Thirty Minutes.
Durion which Time the President
Met SOS children aud Teachers.
speeIal rer peaoret releeraph.

81. George. May is.-Thla morning ut
o'clock all the children Of the primary
and Sunday schools met In the tabcr-
nacie to see. hear and become ac-
auainted with President snow. The
children sang beautifully. after which
President snow spoke 10 them n short
time. lie impressed upon their minds
the necessity Of prayer. and amonishcd
them 20 respect their teachers. 10 honor
and obey their parents. lie also
promised them " they would do 20.
come OF them would live to be one
hundred years OF age.
lilo said he wished 10 shake their
hands. not na an individual but AZ Pres
idcnt 81 the church OF Christ. Tie then
blessed the children and invoked the
Spirit Of God To continue with them.
President Snow then stood at the foot
of the stand and tho children. march
ing 10 the music. NIL passed by. shaking
hands with him. Il was "A grand sight.
Tho CLASSES were lead by their teach
crr. President Snow stood the entire
time. he shook hands with the children
and kissed the babies. II occupied
Just 20 minutes and there were ss5
children and teachers.
~ hftN fllNIVluh NfNNlun the HfFNNa
cts were Arthur Winter, Apostle n. NJ.
Lyman and President Richards. I'rar-
teal advice was given 90 tho people
They were advised TO get out 81 debt
and keep out. to live lives Of RaintH and
pay an honest tithing.
The afternoon meeting yesterday
Wednesday. May 18th. was one of great
Importance. Practical advice and
counsel were given to the people ana MI
rejoiced exceedingly.
President Jos. Y. smith. Bishop Pres.
ton and Seymour II. Young were the
speakers. Tho choir furnished excel
lent music. In the evening a meeting
Of the young ladies was held. sisters
Woodruff. Smith. and SNOW speaking
In the order named. represented the
general board. and gave excellent In.
struction 60 the young iadica.
Tomorrow morning President Shows
party Will drive 10 Toquerville. Is
miles, hold meetings there and remain
over nirht. Tho weather IL utill de-
lishtful. tho people are most hoapltable
aud all OF the company arc happy.
President Snow shows no signs Of
fatigue. President Shows party no
through tho Temple today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
Engineer Joseph A. West Meeting
with Merchants there Today.
SETTLE RATE DIFFERENCES
Conclusion viii Doubtless be Reached
Between the Company and wash
ington county 8u.inrss Men.

A special to the News" from 81.
George this afternoon states that En-
ginccr Joseph a. West OF the Utah
and Pacific Is In that town where he
met with the business men today In the
hope OF bringing about "A settlement OF
the rate differences that exist between
the merchants and the road. reference
to which has been made In these coll
umna heretofore.
Mr.. West II meeting with substantial
announcement and Ia said to be quite
liberal In his offcrn to the people. with
this condition existing there IL little
doubt rs TO satisfactory solution ~
the problem. What the II George pco-
pie are most Interested In now " the
hope that the road, or rather "A branch
Of u. viii be built direct to their town
at no distant day. In this hope Salt
Lake heartily Joins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Those who want the best baking pow
der should exact promise from those
who order Tor them that they VIII send
nothing but Three Crown. II u made
IN the most careful manner and VIII
give the best possible results In all
your baking: kitchen work becomes q
pleasure because Of the excellence or
results when Three Crown Baking Pow
der IL used. A 10 %. can for p cents
IL a full measure Of satisfaction In the
cooking department and that means
pleasure and a Subtraction In the DIM
ing room.
Your grocer SELLS and guarantees
every can sold 10 Eivc perfect Hatisfac-
ti0n, or money refunded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Frederick y. rrine. rut In Charge Of the
OEdsnsburg Transit Company.

Detroit, Mich, May iT-on petition
OF Frederick T., Prince OF Boston, Judge
swan In the United States district
court today appointed perolval W. Glenn
cnta ~ l,utlnnd, W., receiver 81 the
with capital stock ~ 100000. II
operated eight steamers between Og.
densburg, y, y. and upper lake ports
IN connection with tho Ogdcnsburg
and Lake champlain and Central Ver-
mont railroads.
Mr. Prince relates In his petition that
he holds 10000 worth ~ stock In the
company ana the step IN taken Tor the
protection ~ himself and other stock
holders and creditors, lie further
states that the sum NJ 1854 II sun ow-
Ing on bonds issued To the amount Of
the capital stock besides an outHtnnd.
ms Indebtedness Of $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Chicago, May 1.-THE principal topic
81 diacuaflon az todnyr meeting OF the
general passenger agents was the quei-
tlnn OF what shall b. considered immi.
grant business subject to the control Of
the western Immigrant clearing house.
A number Of lines, supported by the
officials ~ the clearing house main.
tnined the position that all Storage
business must be included Ia Immigrant
business and be handled by the clearing
house. The Union Pacific, supported
by the Alton and number of other
roads. adhered to tho view that there
IL n considerable proportion OF steernge
business which cannot Ia any sense
be regarded as what IN usually denomi-
mated EteeraRe business and which was
never intended 10 b. placed under the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Np'tial 'offfHpohu"nNcs
Provo, May 1.-THE sunbeam Mining
company today made the maj pays
ment NJ 1850 20 Peter Stuhha. on the
bond on the stubbs sunbeam claim Ia
Tintic.
The following locations OF claims
have been nlcd;
ilalph, In Utah mining district. by
Ralph NJ. Kellogg,
Way Up and Chadwick Copper mine.
situated IN silver Lake mining district.
by John Chadwick,
Ghndo mine, situated In NOM mining
district, by John u. Thomas "a a..
Jennie. situated In Tintlo mining dis
trict, by Mrs, W. u, Mayer ct al
Victor. situated In North Tlntlc dis
triot. by W. n, Kelly.
North Eureka, Nos, and last
Chance and Green Mountain. situated
In North Tiniic district BY Jake soder-
lund Il al.
Turn About. situated In American
Fork mining district. By Joseph j.
iurnFwood.
Wren. situated IN Provo mining dis
trlct. by Jonathan Mecham.
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All GOO CASE.



For two or three days past Charley
Hoy has been anxious 10 swear out
complaint with the county attorney 10
institute proceedings TO recover his
isss that he left In charge Of An Goo
From some inexplicable cause Char
lcy'H request was plgconholod. This
morning the little Monaghan stated,
with a smile. that his experience In Ho-
called Christianity and the mills OF Jus.
tice Ia tho state OF Utah, was cheap AZ
tles and he didn't want his money back,
he would Just let Il go."
This morning a change came over tho
scene, and thr telephone wires were
kept hot from the joint building 20
police headquarters asking Tor charley
Hoy 10 DO sent down 10 the county
attorneys office 10 uwcar out n com.
plnint against Wing Dun. Charley was
Informed OF the sudden change of
front. ANA In his cool. calculating. orb
entail manner "Hmeit q rat" and ALSO
lutoly refused 10 do AZ requested.
Al o'clock two ladies' from the homo
appeared In Justice Nelson's court Z.
listen 10 the ease. but as Charley didn't
put In an appearance and had not
sworn out a complaint their visit was
IN vain. Hoy fears some new move on
the part ~ those who consider him IA
brute ana II laying low, In the mean
time, however. he states that h. viii
have WING up before the Chinese court,
whore there N no monkey business"
and whore the defendant appears on
schedule time whether h. u IN San
Francisco or New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
Nature makes the cures

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophoS-
phites can do just this.
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
rs and ti,es, all druggi,a
seuti BOVINE. Shsniills. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

supreme Court Dsclslas In Gas. 81 a. u
Indsiey. Convicted OF Grand Larceny.

A. II. Endsicy. convicted of grand
larceny IN San Juan county aud sem
fenced TO two years Ia the State prison.
must serve ont hia term, The supreme
court 20 decided IN nn opinion Just
handed down. Defendant In his appeal
claimed that the lower court erred In
overriding q motion Tor his discharge,
u being conlcndrd he was not brought
10 trial al the term ~ court following
the Ming ~ thu Information The IA.
PRONE court holds that EndHluy failed
90 show any unnecessary delay In his
irlnl and inst the court aid not care 10
interfere With the Verdict 81 the Jury.
chief Justice Hnfich delivered the
opinion, which n cnucurred IN by JUS
lice Miner and Justice nAakin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
FROM 1906 TO 1899.

Jenson'a Church Chronology. a ohron.
illogical history Of the Church from
new type throughout, In any style
OF binding desired. Prices. ti.25, 81. 90
and $500. The funds derived from tho
sale OF tho book will be used for the
erection OF new I.ntter-dny Saints
Historians office In this city. For sale
at THE DESEitIer NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

HEAVY business In Cedar valley aud Dalton
This Afternoon.

Smaller stocks had the call on the
Utah Exchange today these selling
with considerable freedom and bring
Ink out n record of $1,000 shares for
u.psi.e2. Among the active ones WINS
Cedar Valley. 10000 shares Of which
changed hands ut y. Dalton handed out
1000 shares at IN. while Antlcr SUBJ
rcribed u block Of b0o0 at ~ and Silver
city Consolidated made sales ut y.
In the better class selling was Ajax
for u.iq, while Utah sold at 81 0s.
Chloride Point at S2h. Northern IlEht
at IAN and Gcyacr. Marion ut 1eA.
Golden Eagle was taken at az and
Martha Washington at ION.
fiEnrca were nnalad aa follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
I'iisI,.

RoblNsoN.-At Elva. nlnpha,,
Idaho April eQIh, a. II. 1879. OF dronay
Mary 7, Hobinaon, aged % yoara NJ
cenned was born at Cotton In the rims
near Trent, Dorbvshir,
England baptized isii. ana emlgrn,ed
~ me hanl-eart company 1856. ana sur
teisl all me hardahlps OF that terrible
JuutneS' anu uled AZ she had lived "A
faithful Lntter-lay Saint, bearin,. -
faithful tshl imony N the divine nv.
OF The Prophet Joseph smith.-iNIiIlsn'
NAL star please copy.l '"'''''"-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

The Kelcey.Shannon company came
IN over the Union Pacific and Oregon
Salt Lake for the rest OF the week.
Bishop Leonard win leave this city
tonight and 80 EAST 10 Glenwood lie
VIII 20 over tho RIO urande.
~. =. TngFert, travelling freight agent
or the Oregon Short Line viii 20 East
tonight
Ferdinand plokert, prominent min
ing ryan VIII take tonights train for
Butte.
J. y. Baker district superintendent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

The following cases We're argued be-
fntr the supreme court today
W. Z. Mc' nrnick VI y, 4. Mungum ct
oil, appellants.
Thomas j. Everlll w George SWIM
city auditor appellant.
The case ~ George e, Whittemore Va
RIO nrnnde Western Railway company,
appellant. was continued Tor tho term,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Herbert Kelley. Enc shannon and
their entire company am due to arrive
late this afternoon and To open at the
Thcater tonight. Their play Of the
Moth and the Flame II one of tho most
widely advertised of recent New York
productions. and II will doubtless prove
drawing card here. There are few
artists In the entire country more popu-
lar hero than Mr. Kelley ana Miss
Shannon. and their friends viii doubt
less be out In force TO welcome them
back after such nm extended absence.
tn. sale II now on for the John Urif-
fth- engagement at the Grand which
opens tomorrow night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

49, - sffaNsHNfh' asNff'f
Ajax, 800 at ti.ie
Antlcf. 5000 nt iLc.
Black Warrior. 1000 nj o..
chloride Point. 100 ht sgLc.
Cedar Valley. 10000 at nc.
Daisy, 300 az 2sho
Dalton, 200 at 9hc.
GcyHcr- Marion. 100 nj 72hc.
Golden Eagle, 1900 at &c.
Gnienn, 1000 NJ 3sc.
Martha Washington, 1000 q, iohoi
600 at lose.
Northern Llght. 100 at 5iGe; 100 NJ
7tAc.
silver city Con. 5000 at Sc.
Utah, 900 AZ fioic,
Total shares sold. $1,000,
SELLING value Of stocks, ,i,9slcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Samuel ilcggcl. gambler. has been
made defendant In . suit Tor divorce
nled Ia the Third tirtrlct court by
liellc licRrei. Tho parties lntcrmnrrled
IN ogden september ilth. 1859. aud tho
wife alleges that last February geggel
committed adultery with woman In
Butte Mir, heggol does not ask Tor
nllm0ny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
STOCK MARKET
MORE ACTIVE.
Spirited Trading On Both Mining
Exchanges.
HENCE A BETTER RECORD.
Sales Of the Day Reached $1,000
shares for sib.sGs.5i-Aucrnoc
business.

The stockmarkct was more active to-
day. hencc'a better record was made.
the exchanges dealing In $1,000 shares
for tii.bss.3. The Salt Lake board
made sales Of 2s.soo shares for f9.5sii9.
while on the Utah. trading was quite
spirited. especially In stocks Of lower
order. the sales being $1,000 shares Tor
ti.esfs1. Figures generally were weak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Washington. May i7.--The national
Dewey home fund committee held a
meeting today In Chairman Nanderllps
office, and decided 10 send letters 10 all
lradlng newspapers, national banks ana
p0gtmaHtera, ashlng them To cooperate
With the committee by receiving cons
trlhutlona from the public ana forward
Ing the same 10 the treasurer at wash
lnEton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
OFF FOR NEW YORK.

Hon. II. J. Grant viii leave for New
York tomorrow morning ON brief
business trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

The agricultural department OF New
South Wales has made ARRANGEMENTS
To the eject that all meats exported
viii be inspected and stamped by
veterinary surgeons In the employ Of
the department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
Ward Entertainments

A farewell reception viii be rendered
bishop l.. q. Hardy of the second ward
IN the ward meeting house tomorrow
evening, prior TO his departure for Al
bcrtn. Canada. where he RoeH 10 make
his home. An excellent program has
been prepared for the occasion. II II
M follows;
Selection. "Hprlngtlme.". 80. Choir
itayvr's'. see - - - 'ssssssst..
chorus. =, e., -, .,,,Primnry Children
Opening remarks. ., 80, willard Done
Duet, ........ Ethel and LILY Connolly
ltecitnlon.. :. s..'lhdn Taylor
Song. -. :. ....Itobcrt Slddoway
AddreaH...... =. :. James y. TalmaRa
Solo. .. :. >. :. AIRS, John HtrinEam
Hscitation.... .. Mrs Amanda Done
SONG. ..,, =. ....Thos. \. Ashworth
baritone SOLO. .. .. John liobinzon
Quartette.. ..Ashworth, sidioway,
.. =. :. ......iiobinnon. Marker
'hofuh,. ssssssthulf
why DouEail viii act as aeeom-
InQlft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
We close Mt p. IN. excepting Sat-.
IT'S A PLEASURE

To buy your shoes OF de. You Co.,
hlt down In q comfortable oners sn ae IN.
ven the salesman your 10 snna,r,
shows you AZ many styles az yos, ". n y,
TO- until you ind something 10 s,,i, " an
In style. nj and price. - ''' you
ny this time you know We no, a.
leaders IN our line. Our styles ana tss ne
are original. "A TO price. satIsfactisn =.
money back ought to be right NV" VI
a Grand Souvenir Free to every la,
visiting our store. "ay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

INK o. rnR hottie.
Oh w. Second South Street.
J.. y. nAMMEI.
Envelopes 9 per package.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt Lake city, May IS. 1899,
Today'a clearlnss ..... .....t1ti.0g1 ~
Same day last year .,..... -, sis.sBp.i2
The labor world., 1899-05-27
An Open Reply to E. n. Cobb. !


Sir:-It was with no small degree
of pleasure that read your sopen
letter. to me-: because, before reading,
it was under the general impression
that the article in question had served
its main purpose--that of arousing the
working class of Duluth to a more or
less realization Of its. position in soci-
ETY., and the historical mission it will
eventually perform that Of saving and
society. In fact recent
events prove that theNarticle had more
than ordinary effect in this respect,
But that it should have caused such
activity within the small radius formed
by the Duluth labor leaders was in
deed beyond our casual expectation.
Ii does not cut great deal of a figure
whether you accepted a position other
The labor world., 1899-05-27
Lecture ON Birds.

Saturday, June 8, at 3 o'clock p. M,
Mrs. Olive Thorn Miller will talk 10
children and adults on the habits of
birds, and will exhibit her splendid
collection of stuffed birds. Tickets
may be obtained from the school chill
dlen. Every child who brings an adult
with him to the lecture will receive a
pretty souvenir to carry home. Mrs.
Miller has studied ssirds for twenty
years and has talked to crowded halls
in Boston, New York, and other East
err cities. She is now talking on
birds and conducting field work with
the teachers and children in St. Paul:
The labor world., 1899-05-27
Just. Alike.

8s. At Racine, Wis, two women gay gave
birth to hoy babies the same day in thu
same house. They were dressed alike
and put in the same bed to joke Il one OF
tile fathers when he. came home. and
now they cannot tell which child he,
longs to which mother and never will.
Now you believers ns:the statement
that '.biood will tell. should come to
the rescue. The only way:.I see, t, out, y t,ei Of
the dilemma is. to name one Of therl
Democrat and the other Republican
and; they will be just alike and it will
make no difference to the mothers
whether they have their own or not OF s.. :.
Appeal to Reason.
The labor world., 1899-05-27

ecOnomiZe, in the manufacture and dis
tribution of goods. Tt is certainly a:
most foolish. waste to have several
stores selling the same kind of goods,
i'll the immediate vicinity of each other,
each employing force of clerks, pay
ing for advertising, rent, heat, etc..
when. one-third of the number. Of
stores would distribute these goods
Just as well. For the twenty different
wholesale manufacturers of boots and
shoes, each having ten or twenty trav--
cling. statesmen. to. all come. into one
combine and dispense entirely with the
expense of their army Of, statesmen is
clearly acting along the, line Of, civil,
i::ation. The trust, aided by immense
capital, will attain to great perfection
in methods of distribution, the benefits
ofjwhich will ultimately come to the
entire people" IL. .fs.z 4. s.. :
1. y, '!.Your idea, Doctor, is that: when
~ q
prices become exorbitant the govern.
ment will then enter upon the manu-.
factures Of goods in competition with
the trust ?" n.
.".Yes, the trust will become SO Of
pressivesin prices, and will cause such
an amount of idleness by their COM
binations, diseharging ofawork as
to rapidly educate the people to the
Importance of government control. y
large share Of the population favor
government ownership Of railways to
day. Thus the people will be grad
lally prepared for government own.
ership Of All the principal industries.
and one. after the other we will take
them up, thankful that the trusts and
combines fastened the day and paved
the way for the: accomplishment Of all
this