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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
BUSINESS NOTES.

Al President SHOWS onico today Il
was learned that the last Of the Church
bonds had been taken up and that no
more would be issued. The purchaser.
" the final lot We're the First National
Bank uf ogden. a banker give.
Il as his opinion that the bonds will be
quoted at "a premium In the near fti-
turc,
The week has been an unuHuaily qLlot
one In local financial circles, but the
quietudo h. not due 20 tho lack of
money or Investors. There are moro
than ever OF both. but the simple flct
u, that AN are IN ma attitude on wait
INK 10 See whether there is not IA
chance of local stocks coming down
from their lofty pcdestalA The few
transactions made have established
new top ngureE, and tho rates paid
several NJ the stocks Yielded investors
little moro than pcr cent The follow.
ing may De taken aa the latest reliable
market quotations.
Deseret National bank did s225. o.
y, a., ~. J. tsolil. ...,.. ........ igO. O0
First National Bank Of ogden
iHolultt tsssss .ts,,s .......... IA. 90
Home Fire OF Utah tbldl.. o.. e. $3.50
state Bank OF Utah tbidD. .... MO
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RAILROAD Norys.

w. +. Bailey gocs to the coast on to.
nights train.
General Traffic Manager 8. H.
liabcock of the Western leaves tonight
for San Francisco.
The third section Of No. I. delayed
ny the wreck on the RIO Grandc West
day.
The oregon Short Line runs a mining
excursion 10 Tintic ana Mcrcur to-
morrow
Superintendent Sharp OF tho Pleasant
valley Coal company took "a party of
pleasure SEEKERS to Gicnwood Springs
today over the Rio urandc.
on next Friday. Aug. II. the oregon
short Line Will run an excursion 20
SnltHir for the Box Elder stake NJ. l.
\. on this date the dog ana monokcy
show viii conclude Its engagement at
the resort.
The announcement OF the earnings OF
inc oregon Short Line IN most en.our-
aging TO those connected with the pys-
TEN. The wonderful increase OF Il aud
the other local roads Indicate strongly
the general Improvement uf business
The Oregon short Line earnings for
the month OF June. 1899. We're f7li,-
ls2,fs; an Increase OF 500. SIS. 90 over the
corresponding month last year. The
earnings for the twelve months ending
June a0th. 1883. show an Increase u
sl'.ee'QN ~. The gross earnings were
1851. i0s,3s.
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election going back 10 his official duties
again, how when hls political career
was over Dc resumed che pnutlcc uf
hlH profession ana followed Dc until tho
day M hin DEATH
During the latter part N HE NE Dr.
Bronhlacl became infatuated with min-
INK HpeculHuons and lost heavily ln
Thorn. ana finally when the summons uf
death came Doc ioft his family In ale
most destitute circumstance. They
lived nt that time In the house where
bishop Preston now resides at tho core
nrr Of North ana West Temple streets
but were Obliged 90 abandon IL FOR "a
less prrtcnilpuH abode
Dr Hurnhiarl was personal friend
N the Prophet Joseph Smith. ana was
living nt his house when h. was nsHas-
rInated. After The evacuation N Maui
WOO the doctor came 10 Utah. ana Ht
once took "A prominent part ln the af-
fnitH ~ the Territory. lie WIS the
nut vice president " a. g. NJ Z. and
took an active part In the organization
" that now great and nourlHhlnE In.
Hlltutipn. Ito was born nt Sandy iilli.
pcnnHylvanih. July % 1889 and died
IN salt Lake CITY september 1851.
honorcd and respected By an who knew
him
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CAPT. JENNINGS
RETURNS HOME.
Back From the Philippines After a
Years Absence,
HIS ESTIMATE OF UTAH MEN


Captain Frank W. Jennings returned
this morning from inc Philippines. and
when called on by representative Of
tho "NovH" nt hIH home. be- roporiou
having had fucccssful trip. WHOM the
subject of u.rha h.rgG .-mc gp. enc
gentleman became animated. and In q
display ~ enthusiasm spoke of the
work done there by the volunteers
Mr. Jennings states that the
hold tha utah boys have gained
ON the soldiers and officers is
wonderful tu 900 the umc hc was on
me island. Do never heard the mention
OF our batteries. but what u response
came breathing out the highest praise
and love. civilians and soldiers. officers
and prlyatos, regulars and volunteers.
vie with each other 30 nudlng utahs
vulorous sons. they look upon thom as
70 band of dauntlosg heroes. whose only
watchwurd ia duty, ana IN whom the
element of fear has been oxpunrel.
Utah can't do too much for her boys"
said Mr jennings. with the lisht 81 enc
thuslasm DO bic eye. "for hc service
they have rendered the State o. inea-
Unable" Mr. Jennings lcft Manila
the same time the Utah boys ala. but
there was mo- room ON the Hancock. 10
he came on the Senator reaching san
Francisco two days behind the yolun-
toors,
Captain Jennings is u the opinion
that the Utah boys will be home In
about two weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
LAND OFFICE ITEMS.

The following homestead entries have
been filed at the land Office:
August s--Ilenry n. Hicks Of elm
ton, 100 acres In section 20. townahip 10
south, range Q east.
August 3-Pcter Anderson Of Mount
Pleasant sanpote country. 10 acres In
east.
Horton u. Halght of Cedar city, 100
acres IN section O. township 81 south.
range 10 west.
Robert Bengiey of Ncphl iGO.Sa acres
IN sections ana Z, township 10 south,
range I west.
FINAL HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
August3-John Edward Godfrey OF
charleston, Med nnnl proof OF homestead
entry Tor 20 acres In section. township
10 NORTH range west
Charles Holmes. Jr.. OF Vernnl 100
acres IN section 90. township 4 south.
range 20 east.
brigham NJ, Goold Of Cleveland. Utah.
700 acres In section Q, township Il, south,
range 10 east.
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DESTROY MEETING HOUSE
Two Reported In the "News" some
Time since -- A Sensational.
special Dispatch.
ESPECIAL no TINE "NEws"1

lHfE'lNh 10 THE 'NfWhs'l
Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. 5.-No new
caae OF destroying churches In Ken
lucky reported here; In fact. we haven't
three loft In Kentucky 70 be destroyed
Three have been destroyed during the
past year In that state. the last one
about four days since, Axes. slodge-
hammers and saws were the weapons
used
The mob understood the building
was insured, So half OF them stood
Euard with guns while the rest d,s-
ruycd the building. BEN. r. RICH
The foregoing was In response TO an
Inquiry regarding Chattanooga
special 10 the Tribune this morning.
which greatly eNaggerates, ana IN pla-
ceH entirely misstates the fnctA The
destruction or two Mormon meeting
houses IN Kentucky some months ago
was recorded In the News az tho
time, with fun particulars. The 0pposl.
tlun MI over the South referred 10. rs
not true, since the Elders are not meet.
Ing with unusual antaEonism, ana In
most N the places where they travel
are received even more kindly than
formerly, and the Southerncrs alwny.
were hospltable The dispatch. there,
fore IL In several respects an injustice
70 the people Of the South as well as TO
the "Aormons"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Religious services In the German Ian.
FunFc are held every Sunday morning
az ~ o'clock, In the Choir Hal. os
Richard street
scandinavian religious meetings an
held every Sunday at 10 O'Clock "a hi
In the Assembly Hall this city. Also
every Thursdny evening at O'Clock r
the Fourteenth ward assembly ro5ni
The Tenth quorum OF Seventy win
meet In the Vestry NJ the Tenth wafi
meeting house ON Monday evening at
o'clock.
Elder s. W. Richards viii address M,
'Mutunla' ana others at the Fifteenth
ward hall tomorrow evening, upon the
life ana mission OF Joseph Smith DE
Prophet, with whom he was personally
acquainted.
There will he Sunday school az 10 a.
m. ana fast meeting at .. M Ia he
First ward meeting house tomorrow
Tho building has been thoroughly reno.
waited ana now presents @ clean and
comfortable appearance. Al the people
of the ward are Invited 10 attend.
Mfr. W. l.. Camp writes from Rear.
noy Neb., 10 friend In this city ns fol.
lows:
II love 10 think how you showed me
round on the 2ith Of June. | was great.
~ pleased with your Sunday school and
with the services at the Tabernacle.
When l leave the farm I propose 10 i've
In Salt Lake city and the Mormons'
shall Do my people. II any Of your mis-.
slunnfies are sent to Kcnrnoy, please
send me a line that will inform me
when, ana / viii take them home and
see 60 them while they hold a meeting
In my nclghborhood. other churches
have failed here. but ! think The Nor.
mons VIII succeed"
NJ. l. STAKE CONFERENCE.
The NJ. I. conference OF the Salt LAX,
stake win be held In the Tuhornaclt
sunday, Aug, ~. Oncers' meeting 10
the morning at 10 o'clock. general meet.
INK In tho afternoon nt 9 o'clock, and
q Gospel lecture In the evening ut slh
Mutual Improvement presidents VII
please have above announcement made
Ia meetings ON Sunday
RICHARD n. LYMAN,
NELLIE g. TAYLOR.
Stake superintendent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
PRESIDENT sNOwAT LOGAN
Logan 40 ~. Best-Aii Nature Smiles
People Are Io.pitsbIe -
Party l. Happy.

Special per Doseret Telegraph.
Logan. Utah. Aug. 5.-Presldcnt
Snow and party have arrived here.
They are an feeling well and happy.
and were cordially received by the local
authorities and others. who mot them
at the station. The following are the
names ~ those who left Salt Lake.
President Snow and wife. Minnie J.
Snow. President and Mrs. Joseph n.
smith. Apostle 7. NJ Lyman. Secretary
Geo. r. Gibbs Church Reporter Ar
thur Winter. Robert Anderson. Charles
Nihley ana L. Rot g. Snow. AZ ogden
President and Mrs. y. y. Richards and
Lorin Farr Joined the party. 4 large
crowd greeted the President ana ME
company ON their arrival at the station
and they now have been driven In car
flnEes 10 the comfortable homes ~ the
hnapltuhlo Saints. Logan now Looks nt
~ best the heavy showers Of Yesterday
ana today have made tho streets very
muddy, but they have made nature am
mo more attractive. with 30 many
trros Logan presents the appearance N
one great forest. Tho first session m
conference VIII convene IN tho morning.
\ meeting Of the young people viii be
hrld tomorrow evening Tho President
VIII return home Monday afternoon.
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Nd LIouon Jon yoLuNtrrns.
W. g. =. 4. want Al saloons Closed on
The Day of Reception TO Utah Heroes.

W. q, T. a. Want Az saloons Closed on
m. Day ~ Reception TO Utah Heroes.
There viii bo nothing for our heroes
90 drink during their reception horo.
but lemonade and soda water N the cf-
forts ~ the Womnn'H Christian Tcm-
pcrnuce union meet with success. AZ a
meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the beucOnrsH' homo committee. con.
Hlatlng NJ MeHdamos Shepard. T'ihbals
ana Lyman, was appointed to walt On
the Governor, asking that the day may
Be made u legal holiday. II this ~ uc-
cumplHhCd the saloons Will have 10
close. not only the front doors but the
back ones, Tor the ladies are going 10
prevail on the Mayor to SEQ that tho
back doors are barred. The annual
election % officers u the W. e. n. u.
viii take place ON the first Friday Ia
September The business meeting will
BE- held from 2 until o'clock and from
Z until reception viii be given to
members. eN-membgrs and all the min
listers Of the city, with their wives The
committee 10 arrange for thll reception
~; Miss Baker, chairman, Miss Angler
and Mrs. Lyman. A paper on slim
ulnniH ana narcotics was read by Mrs
Hansen, former proprietor Of the health
food Hanitafium Ia this city. Ycater-
days meeting was presided over by
Mrs. E.E. Shepard. and there were pres
ont Mcsdnmea RathbOnc. Tibbals. Shup-
ard, PcnHe, Wake, Angler. Lyman,
Misses Houston aud Baker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

,oneyybnt st,rti,J th, littt, y,o,,,n al,
hh' luuN'd up hool or disturbed re-
collections passing through her mind.
NO" she said. 81 did not know Il. and
10 ,tt I t,,t ,,,,tr.,,. 49, -, t,
Nv .''" ,'''''''' '''' ~
You Know that " no long ago ana the
doctor has been dead for sn many ypnra
,i,,t {, ,,,s o,,,,. ,,,,,,r,t o., $50, Z, :.
.,,,.- -, ~
lheh i"loW'h long ana interesting
tank ON the personal chltnctvrlHticH and
accomplishment OF br. BrrnhIsrl WIN
,.,,,.,s'.r,..t no.. 10, ,,..,,..... -, ,,I.
' w ',.'" "''
'leeuoh IN august 1901 until 1903 Whrn
he was succeeded by captain Hooper.
Transportation facilities I'm those dnvs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Chairman r. T.. Morris of the finance
committee stated this afternoon that
Doe exact amount collected 70 date WAS
$3.50 90 OF this amount '622s.i0 was In
ne bank on deposit, leaving only 81
s.i To- Doe paid IN.
Conner Thomas state coal mine IN
Hpectur, was before the subcommittee
nt the Industrial commission an fore
noon. The investigation win conclude
this evening and the commissioners
viii leave Utah tomorrow,
The Salt Lake County Fruit Crow
ers' association met In the county COM
missloners office this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

A suit has been filed In the Third
district court by County Attorney Put
nam In behalf OF salt Lake County
against James Thompson TO compel
the defendant 10 remove an obstruc-
ton from II highway at Spring Hollow
canyon. This matter was before the
board OF county commissioners some
time ago and II was decided to take
steps TO compel Thompson to remove
% fence, II being contendod by the
county and Others that the roadway in
dispute Is public highway.
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CnANCE FOR TnE CnILpREN.

Superintendent Tobey N the chill
dren's Homo society Of Salt Lake wants
homes for unfortunate little ones as
herewith Indicated:
one gr babe n months. blue cyra:
one girl babe I month llght brown eyes.
one boy one year UId one boy years
old; one boy g years old: one nov (,
years old. one Girl o. md one rlr' 10
years Ola. These ore bright and healthy
children and may he placed lu good
homes ON tull by HpplyIug 20 T. ~.
ruhoy superintendent CuIdrnus Home
-..L-LN. cuI. y. n. {. A. rLLN.
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SOCIAL AND PERS ONLA.

Miss Marglc wobbcr NJ this city. who
has been pursalug vocal course IN Eu-
rope Tor the past three years. r. spend
Ing the summer here with her parents
ana friends A. the expiration M her
vacation Miss Webbor will return TO
Europe Tor another year. The young
lhdN has hlgh soprano voice and has
received numerous nnttorinr notices
abroad. She ~ n hare worker aud lH
studying for grand opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. y. Dorcmua an
nuunco the engagement OF their
daughter Hattie. In Mr. j. d. Uarmnn.
The wedding will take place In septcm-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

visit the county JAN. lie told the ofn-
gills that he bought the calf Tor $50
ana SOLD II Tor $40 This morning he
told the court that ho was not guilty Of
tho theft and " given the chance would
compromise the unair, Ills request viii
$500
Justice Nelson has dismissed tho
ease uf burglary against Arthur -.
Hudson, Geo. Soumun and tnCk Mil
ford This action was taken on tho
recommendation NJ the county attorney
ana the agreement on the part NJ the
defendants Co pay an the costs OF the
UHHF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
wrTn THE JUSTICES.

James Warren. whose prnolivlty FOR
walking veal got him into trouble and
had the pleasure of explaining the lit
dc matter 90 Justice krOoEUr this
morning The other day CYRUS ". Gold
lost "a hoifcr and reported the matter to
the sheriff After good deal of
scouting around The holfter was located.
10 developed finally that Warner had
purloincd u and ho was Invited to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
FIRST DELEGATE
FROM UTAH.
Or, J. N. Bernhlsel, who was Elect
ed to Congress as Years Ago.
HIS WIDOW INTERVIEWED,
Lives Quietly In n Humble Home In
Tit. Ciiy-uow the Doctor Came
Near Losing Ills Life.

Are you aware" asked a representa-
tive Of the News OF Mrs. J. NJ. Bern
hisei last evening. as he was politely
ushered into her humble home, at 3s3
south Sixth East street. "that Il II Just
forty-elght years ago today that your
husband, Dr. Bornhisel. was elected
Delegate to Congress from utah7"
The audiences Of tho question
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

most wonderful $500 miles OF coast-ilne
IN America, giving series Of splendid
harbora, tho like Of which ~ not else
where known. The tides arr the
highest In the United statoa attain
Ing range Of Is to 20 feet NJ East
port, and with the convenient lnlets
providing n source Of unlimited tidal
power. The utilization OF this energy
work Of the twentieth century. and win
AID another 90 the many advantages of
me Iine Tree State IN the new ship
building cra-onc due directly 70 wa
ter.
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NOW READY.

Jenson's Church Chronology, ehron'
illogical history % tho Church from
1906 to the close OF 1898. Printed IN
new type throughout, In any style
OF binding desired Prices. N25, so
AID $500, The funds derived from th'
sale OF tho book will DO used for 'h'
erection OF now Latter-day sain"
Historians office In this city. For sal'
at THE DEsERET NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Naples. Aug. 5.-Admlrai Dewey. who
arrived here today from Trieste on the
olympia. was visited by Louis Iddlnga.
secretary of the U. <. embassy nj Rome,
Mr. Richard e, Parsons. second score
mry OF the embassy. Mr.. Hector b.
Castro. u \, consul general here. and
the Vice consul. Mr.. Charles NJ. Wood.
the olympia VIII probably remain In
this port for a month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

The oscillomcter ~ an interesting
Milan for accurately measuring the
roll NJ ship. II consists of an clcc-
tric motor mounted Ia uimbuls Ike a
ships compass. the urmaturc running
IN a vertical position at q high speed
and always revolving IN the original
plane. while the frame ~ the apparatus
~ fixed Co the vessel ana moves with
H. suitable scales and pointers indi-
cate exactly the amount Of roll.
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CLEARING ITO USE REPORT.

Salt Lake city Aug. .. 1890.
folay's clcnrlnga ,,... ....S 33s.e5t. 90
,y,,ll,, uny llsl year ''.,,",, i7L559,i 20
,'N.N 'l,AilHkH sss sssss.ts e,aiA.a10 ~
Same week last year -. / .sOS.Stt. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

The fragrant lily OF the valley II
found 10 contain prusslc acid both In
flowers and stems. Prof ORION gives
warning that the Juice la likely 10
produce painful and dangerous SWELL
ing II u enters cut or crack In the
skin. and that the dead flowers may
KIN fowls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
ORE AND BULLIOY REpoRrs.

Following arc today's ore and bullion
below indicated:
I. II. JONES 6 co.
bulllon see. 80. ,..... ....,...stO 200
'''a 80 see 80. 's,.. .........., 4 800
Total 80. ,,,,,.,. .,... ,......gi5 100
BAMnERGER 4 M'MILLAN.
hu'lloh ''''. 80. ..,,.. ..... ......f2sIi
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The Salt Laka Tomplc VIII close on
Friday evening, June Goth. and reopen
on Monday, August TN, 1899.
LORENZO SNOW.
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

The semi-weokly News" II ne
great country paper Of the intermoln,
tain region. II oirculates In every eiy
ana settlement In Utah, and In noat o.
those Of Idaho. Wyoming. AllA3na
Colorado. New Mexico. Montnna, ~.
VIDA. Western Canada and Old MeAleo,
~ an advertising medium It Is uheA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
MANTi TEMpLE.

Tho Mnnti Temple viii be closed
Monday, 2sth Of August, and reopened
on wednesday. nth OF October. 1899
JOHN ID. Il. McALLIsTER
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Logan Temple will close for removal
tlon and repairs on Friday. July 2ias
ana reopen on Monday. September an,
1899. NJ. w. MERRILL
President.
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.INI.An

baseball. Lagoon. August 6 and q, o.
s. l., vs.. Pocatello. 4.i5 p. m.
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NOTICE.

Ia the District Court, Probate Diyision. In
aud Tor salt Lake County
state Of Utah.
In tho Matter " the Estate Of Henry Buh.
ring, Deceased.
The petition NJ Anna Nav Rubflng a. nj
praying for the Issuance % q. ~ Jensau ~
letters o. administration In tho estate III
Horny Huhring, deceased has been sat FOR
nearing on Wednesday, the 10th day Of
August A. -, islp. at piaD O'Clock am, AZ mo
county court house, In the court rnom or said
court In salt Lake city, salt Lake County
Utah, '''
Witness tho clork ~ said court with the
fsrn.1 seal thorrof Affixed. this mn div
NN-i OF August A, D. 1850
DAVID g. DUNBAR. Clork.
by ALhERr J. srAHE, Deputy CLERK.
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Baseball Lagoon. August Q and g. o.
$. l.. W., Pocatollo, i;l5 p. m.
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ogden woodmen at Lagoon, sunday
August 9Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Regular services ~ tho Church 10
Jesus Christ " Lnttcr-day Saint Az
be- held tomorrow. Sunday: Faat p,..,
ingH being held In tho respective o.,,i.
nt O'Clock pm. Sunday erh,.i II
10 am, and meetings IN the civ ,.,ri
hhacmhly rooms ana adjacent wanl4 u,
follows: