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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-05

Bernard Sprenger, Mining Stock
Broker. No. Is w End South. Phone sos.
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Nothing fairer; your money refund
ed if you do not like U. S. Baking
Powder Price, 5-oz. can, 10 cents; g.
OF. can, Is cents; 1902. can, 25 cents.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 10. 1898.

Pastor German Lutheran Church
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LISTED PROSPECTS.
w. E. Hubbard & Co.


Mines, dividend paying and invest
ment stocks. 10 W. End So. Tel. sos.
Waterman Brothers, Stock Brokers,
5 Central Blk. Phone 46. 8 rings.
Richard L. CoIburn, Stock Broker,
Room %, Is w. End South. Tel. $40.
j. K. Gillespie, Stock Broker;
Office, 50 West Second South street.
Bernard sprenger, Mining Stock
Broker, No. Is w End South. Phone sos.
Harry B. Cole, Stock Broker,
No. SO West Second South. Phone 500.
Elmer E. Darling, Stock Broker,
loans; 9 w. End South. Tel. sos.
F. j. Leonard & Co., Stock Brokers,
3O3-3O4 Auerbach building.
Andrew, Lombard & Browning,
stock brokers, 2OS-2O9 Atlas block.
P. j. Conway & Co., Stock Brokers,
10 West Second South street.
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New Spring Hats

On Saturday, Feb. 4, 1899, we place on
sale the new Miller, Warburton, Den
ney and Schoble shapes. Very stylish.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Sole Agents, 166 Main Street.
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Chicago, Oct. 10, 1898.
Mr.. Edmond Leon Sage.
Auditorium Annex. Chicago. III:
Please accept my sincere thanks for
the services you rendered this paper
through me, during the late political
excitement, which was invaluable and
Of great service to our paper in many
ways Yours truly,
CORNELIUS McAULIFFE.
Managing Editor.
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Andrew, Lombard & Browning,
stock brokers, 2OS-209 Atlas block
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Cold at Kavsville.

By Telephone to The Herald)
Raysville Feb. 1.-The thermometer to-
night stands degrees below zero.
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District nuildin. Notes.

The Commissioners have taken unfavorable ac-
tion on a communication from ". II. Coleman.
sl2 Fourteenth Street northwest claiming that he
had overpaid his license tax, and asking for a
refund.
Charles Culver johnson. who recently wrote to
the District Commissioners. asking permission to
pass within police lines during the Peace Jubi-
lee. for the purpose Of taking photographs for
newspapers and magazines has been referred to
the Jubilee committee.
George ". King Of the Cooperative Building
and Loan Association Of Georgetown. has pro-
tested against an assessment which was made
by the District Cor improvements in lot eol,
square 1921, and has requested that the money
paid on the same assessment for the first half
Of 1899 be refunded Prior to July, 1885, the
property was simpzVved with old church, but
it appears that this structure was pulled down
and q two-story brick house erected in its stead
The house was not completed until about May
last On Recommendation Of the District As
SCISSOR the Copmissioners have decided to remit
the tax on Improvements for the second half OF
the year 1899. ia...
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Third ENGINEER MEN
COMING IN QUIETLY
Washington Members Reach
Home in Squads.
No Chance to Give the Volunteers
Reception.
The Muster-Out at Fort McPhersOn.
Ga.-GOOd-by Greetings to the
Rcgimental Officers.

Many men in uniform, with crimson
on their campaign hats, moved through
the streets today. They were conspicuous
among the passengers on trains coming in
from the South. They are Washington
soldiers who served through the war with
Spain in the Third Regiment United States
Volunteer Engineers. These volunteers did
not return as an organization and they
did not bring their guns. Had they return
ed as an organization, formal welcome
would have been given them, but, return
ing singly and in squads, reception was
not practicable.
The Third Engineer Regiment was mus
tered out at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, on We'd
nesday last.
Every man in the regiment after receiv-
ing his discharge and pay shook hands
with the officers and bade them good by.
Capt. George X. McGunnegle. Fifteenth
Infantry. and Lieut.. Amos II. Martin, First
Infantry, had charge Of the mastering out
The men were marched by companies up
on the parade ground in front of the Span
ish prison, where the roll was called and
inspection held.
Major j. c. Muchlenburg chief paymas-
ter of the department of the gulf, assisted
by Majors E. J. Halford and R. B. Hus-
ton, additional paymasters, gave the engi-
neers their pay. After leaving the mus
tering officers, the companies went into the
Spanish prison, where the paymasters
were grouped around several tables.
As each mans name was called he step
ped forward and received his discharge
pay, final statement and allowances. About
500 men were discharged and paid off. The
field staff and the band were the last to
go before the paymasters. Including Off
GERS. both commissioned and non-com-
missioned. about $3.50. 600 was paid the reg
iment. The officers of the Second battalion
presented Major J. L. Van Ornum with a
silver loving cup mounted on base of
ebony. The cup is inscribed: Presented
to Major John L. Van Ornum by the Off
GERS who served with him, with the army
of occupation in Cuba"
The officers of the Third held a banquet
at Atlanta on Wednesday night and toasts
were responded to by Lieutenant Post,
Captain Ward. Major Wake. Lieutenant
Lieutenant Butler, and Adjutant Hamilton.
Two hundred men for this regiment were
recruited at 1901 G. Street in May. 1898,
Major Wake, assisted by Captain Averill.
was the recruiting officer. The regiment
was mustered into the service at jefferson
Barracks. Mo. 1t was ordered thence to
Fort Thomas, KY. and later to Macon, Ga.
The first battalion was ordered to Pinar del
Rio. the second to Cienfuegos, and the
third to Matanzas. The regimental head
The evening times., 1899-05-19
HYPNoTIsM AND OSCILLATION.
A Combine That Resulted in n Pro.
feaAOr'n Arrest

IessorS Arrest.
Wichita, Kan. May l9-Prof. Charles
Benning, of Kellogg College, has besn ar
rested and lodged in the city jail. charged
with hypnotizing several young women
pupils. The warrant for MS arrest was
sworn out by Mrs. Ella whalley. Her
daughter was among the hypnotized on s.
Katharine Wnalley is fifteen years old.
Mrs. Whalley, swsars in her affidavit. on
which the warrant is founded. that Prof.
Benning not only hypnotized Miss Whal-
ley. but kissed her when he had brought
her into the hypnotic state. This kissing
is denominated technically as cruel as
sault.
The girl is extremely pretty and a very
bright pupil. She said very frankly TO the
magistrate:
Prof. Benning had a way of passing his
hands over the foreheads of us girls whsn
he talked with US. Once he called me into
the hall and grasped my hands real tight
| was only reused from the stupor which
his hypnotism threw about me when he
kissed me.
When l told him I'd tell mother, he
touched my forehead before | could stop
him and then forgot all about it. never
could remember to tell my mother
Mrs. Whalley only heard of these things
dcciuentaiiy Wnen sne was told that the
professor had administered an unmerciful
beating TO her son. For this Benning
was arrested.
Only last January Prof Benning was
suspended from his official position by tie
school board pending an investigation of
a seemingly widespread charge of kissing
students. There was no suspicion of hyp-
notism then. He returned to duty because
none Of the complainants would appear
against him.
The case is of great local interest be-
cause Prof. Benning is such a favorite in
society here.
The evening times., 1899-05-19
A LUCKY KLoNDIKER.
Returns With Rich
Stake.

Greenville, Pa. May 19.-S. A. Morford,
of West Salem township, has just returned
from the Alaskan gold fields, bringing with
him fortune of 100000 picked up there
in the last few years. In addition to the
money he owns several claims which are
worth twice that amount.
Mr.. Morford was one of the pioneers Of
the Klondike, and was there before Daw-
son City sprang into existence. He is To-
Gated near Mr.. Lippey, also a Mercer
county man. who cleared out $4,000 last
year. Despite the hardsbips of the coun-
try Mr. Moiford stood his long sojourn
there well, although nearly sixty years Of
age.
He tells of a remarkable find made in one
The evening times., 1899-05-19
STABBED BY A BEGGAR.
Serious Assault Upon n Brooklyn
banker by Mendicnnt.

New York, May 19.-John Englis. Presi-
dent of the Wallabout Bank. of Brooklyn,
was seriously stabbed in the neck this
morning by beggar. His assailant was
arrested. He told the police that he was
Chester DAILY. twenty-one years old. and
had no home. The cause of the stabbing
is not clear, but from the story told by
DAILY and from what the police could learn
from the eyewitness of the assault il ap-
peared that the beggar either was actuated
by spirit of revenge or else had made
mistake as to the identity of his victim.
Mr.. Englis. who is sixtyfour years old, is
well known in Brooklyn as a banker and
retired ship builder.
II was while Mr.. Englis was in the act of
boarding Vanderbilt Avenue car that the
stabbing was done. DAILY rushed at him
with an opened pocketknife and before any
Of the bystanders could interfere he had
plunged the blade into Mr. Engls neck.
The wounded man fell to the pavement and
DAILY took to his heels. He was caught with
out difficulty by two detectives. He says
he was driven away from Mr.. Engiis' house
and that Mr.. Englis assaulted him with an
umbrella.
The evening times., 1899-05-19
SETS ASIDE A MARRIAGE.
The Wedding of Mrs. Beach to Me-
dium Rogers AnnuIled

New York, May 19.-The marriage of
Harriet E. Beach and Henry Richardson
Rogers. the medium now in prison. which
took place at Cairo, Egypt. in 1897, has
been set aside by Justice Gildersleeve, of
the supreme court on the ground that Mrs.
Beach was mentally incompetent at the
time.
The action was brought at the instance of
her children, Frederick c. Beach and Mrs
Jennie Beach Casper. They recently OBJ
tanned a decision that their mother is in
sane and had committee of her estate
appointed. That decision did not go back
to the time of the marriage. but Justice
Gildersleeve decides that she was insane at
that time and has since continued to be
The evening times., 1899-05-19
TWENTY CARS WRECKED.
Broken Axle Causes n Serious Acc
dent ON the Reading.

Norristown. Pa. May ia destructive
wreck occurred on the main line of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, caused
by the axle of forward car of south
bound coal and freight train breaking. As
the train was going at good rate Of
speed the result was that twenty cars
were derailed and thrown upon both
tracks and down a steep embankment
The damage will be considerable, for one
of the cars demolished the depot and
another damaged the hotel near the tracks
The evening times., 1899-05-19
4 WOMAN BOUND AND GAGGED.
Attacked by Two PlOtters to n"rn q
Nehranka College.

Lincoln, Neb.. May 19.-Miss Leth Wat
son. teacher OF elocution at Gotner Uni
versity, a suburb of Lincoln. was bound.
gagged, and locked in room on the fourth
floor Of the college building by two men.
whom, she says, she overheard plotting to
burn the structure and who discovered her
eayesdropping. She succeeded In freeing
herself several hours later. She gives but
slight description of her assaiiants. The
college has been financial failure, ana tne
ho,ildines are heavily insured. No attempt
was made to fire the buildings.
The evening times., 1899-05-19

OF the Yukon glaciers Just before he left.
Some dogs were noticed eating something.
Upon examination it proved to be the car
cass of mastodon, ages extinct, and pre-
served for ages in the great ice river.
Mr.. Morford will return to the gold fields
after spending short time with his rela-
tiyeS here
The evening times., 1899-05-19
swINDLERs' NEAT SCHEME.
to BE Revenue Omcinls,

Claiming to BE Revenue Omcinls.
They COnAscate Cigars.
(, McConnellsburg. Pa. May 19-One Of the
neatest swindling schemes that has grown
out Of the Jacobs -Kendig counterfeiting
episode has just been brought to light.
Several men. representing themselves to
be Internal Revenue officers. have been
operating among the merchants through
out this county. They visit various stores
examine the stock, and. claiming to find
large portion of the cigars with coun-
terfeit stamps. put them in their buggy
and quietly drive OIL.
The evening times., 1899-05-19
walked Overboard WhiIe AISLE,

Hudson, N. Y. May 19.-Michael Riley
while asleep walked overheard from q
brick barge and was drowned. The mans
Clothing was found in the cabin of the boat
where he slept. The body was found cloth
ed only in a night robe.
The evening times., 1899-05-19
Watch for /. town. Congress Heishts D. C.

Purity and excellence combined in Heurich's
Beer means prodact that Is wholesome and good.
Have you tasted Heurieh'sf Order case by phon-
ing ga, Arlington Dottling Co.
The evening times., 1899-05-19

OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. Washington. d. C..
May l2. 1S99.-Notice is hereby given that
the books for the transfer of certificates OK
Indebtedness. series B. will be closed from
MAY 15 to JUNE 1. 1899. and the books
for the transfer of stock will be closed
from MAY 20 to JUNE l. 1899.
G. B. COLEMAN. Secretary.
myl4. 4.Tp,N
The evening times., 1899-05-19

CONCERT by the choir of the Fifth
Baptist Church, ID Street. between
Four and "a half and Sixth Streets south
west, FRIDAY, May 10. 1899. Director. G.
H. Lillebridge; Rev. c. c. Meador. >. D..
pastor. mylS, i9pm' iSam
The evening times., 1899-05-19
shipbuilSer stcnher Dead.

Glasgow. May 1s.-Alexander. Stephen,
shipbuilder, the inventor and introducer
Of water ballast tanks for ships. is dead.
He made a large fortune from the proceeds
Of his Invention, which he patented.
The evening times., 1899-05-19
010 = HERRING'S 01O =
IlV L Shoe House, 1lV L

quarters was at Cienfuegos. Every man
in the regiment had either profession or
a trade.
1t was regarded as one of the best mill
tary organizations in the service
The evening times., 1899-05-19

Paris Mail Carriers Resume Duty.
Paris, May 19.-The postmen's strike
ended today. The first brigade is now at
work and the 10000 delayed registered let
ters are being delivered.
The evening times., 1899-05-19

NERVOUS PROSTRATIoN cured by Med
icai Gymnastics: write or call at the
Gymnastic Institute. 20 Third Street north
east. JOHN E RUEBSAM. DR.. NJ. Tn.
my15-1mo
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norm - NNFtenm 81 -
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tnT@e-r4ar1 nar4r ~nwerfert &ast-
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81. Lot @xig. on Thirteenth avenue.
north Of Madison street
tsp-fNot srfts. n6vshessf corner Harvard
avenue north and Fast John street
esib~Four lots, Including corner, each 10T
In. on Gassn Anne hllI, street graded,
lots Ne above grade snd command good
view
$50 -fpn-sized corner TOT on Broadway
and Fast Thomas street
81. gsD-one - the best corpsr lots on
Fourteenth avenue norm. sire eoriz
tSfb~Two 10yfcof lnfs on ThiFfY~nfsh ave-
ngs. rrsdss street. overlooking Lake
Warrington
Ef1 90 s<o-on pasi John street. near
Madison. lots 1riz0. street graded, view
- lake
30 number Of lo's. gerlgo on Twenty
fourth avenue. near Madison.
g. 1sS--Tbe vest half ~ Di1ek ~. IN Ma
sies addition. IN Eleventh avenue be-
tween East Howell ara East Denny
way size 5sasIN
A large nurnb~f % lots IN Nasis,s ADJ.
ton. on Tenth Bisvenfh sna Tuslffh
avenues size sgsl1s. ~ from f10o 80 80.
also number ~ wsfgof lots ~ ~.
parties wanting cheap rezsfsne~ site.
- so5g la.ati0f -ii 80 veil 90 invss.
flEafe
8 10 Elaft-roosn house. snail lot. How.
ard ssstas. near b.nny say.
rue ns2r Fast JTks
. 1pb New fse-fgDaH coftaEs. i0f srf1J
Oprnsf Tenth avenue And East NniOa
f1s-FoasF room co'isss On Tomas
street. ns4f HrpadsaF
GEO " nlILfSG
Tel White 81 40 S~E York E!ock
FoH sALE~T~o fosf-fooas cot,ax.s ~
sssis seattle roesi view = 80 spsrf
fsso Eeysn-rDsn b0ass gtfH bath lot
fsEtE feet eipye ~ eAf line - ffTGt
Trees bsarnx, tic fgaf-roesn so'iass
- u, ,,'ras so f5ssrr house sish ssf8'
a. %4lfb pEgs faf~s .sfs glsnfV =
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SPECIAL FOR HOME AND GARDEN
We have "a lofs on WITH avenue north
ic and profitable zar1enirg-Soil that
VIII grow anything. entire tract easily
irrigated BY an ever-rowsrg spring. -
pure water, which IS located On 80
property; very Desirable location. ezw
Of access oy the Cedar street car Inc
or wheel; good nstrhhorhood pi~ssans
suWUnndiugs for comfortable hsrr>.
this property ~ all cleared and In sHn0
fruit. Price. 81 so on easy terms
CORNER Lot IN FRUIT TREES
A fine corner. Sexf11, all In large bearing
fruit trees. on Tayier avenue. this prop
erty ~ only three otscks from The end
Of the Cedar street ear line ard - he
best value In corner lot FOR a 8srfranle
home on the marke. Price. So. terms
VERY DESIRABLE UNCBSTRvcTED
VIEW
lots on FIFTH avenue north. commanding
as good II not a better view TRAN any
piece Of property on Queen Arre hgN.
small sum Of unorey viii TX I'D thfs pee.
% property 80 u viii command tieubf@
800 cash the balance IN 8 ard Is months
ar per cent You get from THIS prov
@rfy fulI and unGsJSfrsIctesf vf~v -
Lake Union. the sound fhe city. tas
Pontius. Rent0n and Beacon assIs. y esr
Seattle, Fremont Latora ard BROOKLYN
Mount Rainier. Mount Baker and ~.
fuii Cascade rarg1 This - fh@ dead
piece OF property for pleasant oerrna-
nenf nome. me view car n~ver - o.
structef 5y buildings on tne aHfosrsrx
properly, size ~ ground, - re@s On Trsro
ire rear
PRATTS ORCHARD ADDITION
Herman and Robinson nave a se~ - -
verv choice lots left 20 select rom alt
fh@ lots nave large BEARING f~lgs. -~~@~
upon them. Thfcn MAKES rnsz n~rrg9rrv
especially feefraste FOR rerree- =
c.ose IN Easy - access ~ esr ire -
wn@sa. very tesr sh3~ ARD enna1 Tn
see MS properly. g - fhe end = -
Ee5ar street car me Their walk e-~
Diocs east ard fhrse north ~ T-sv.a~ asge-
nue, and you VII not - Iisarpnfnref IN
re vslue Or location - ~na o~rraw-v
Fric@ f<@ Dsr Iof 4 r-nr=4e-srzssves "a
ne ErounG 70 show Veu rna property
MOORE tSNE@rTM~<T rf5NpH~V
1I3 Columbia 1+~4n*
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wrfS.rAM r HARpEp
HOs Esssss. f-osns Tnsorsnc&
csr.rsI Pusrsss Properly.
Thcs~ familiar ~fsn
e~sffts cus 0ess prco~rtr
WI recrsrtx~ ;rsf
szrb - ne fofiowSn8
paecss 81 property
gYey~d sve = icr4fSo-s
RS sre % 80 rovs sofsy 1T sscr
sm ssyinx ssxes srs -efleefinr rents On
fhes~ properties consequently sn aoF 9riv
IN eio~~ s9ucn wItn ne owners buf sr5w
fn~ ersef ax~'i chsfses snd ineoD1 %
sscb particular piers
s~cons s~e-u~ netwesu
Nsdisen ard Pls~
min feet -
collars f~r ygof srorssxs.
Frer improvements payins
far rate n .nt~r<st
No grsyo~tian squsl
- e on ~c0nd svenus
Frss svsrue. osfws~r
Madison xnd Yesf~r
min fmprnvT1 D8yln6
- cent H4rk Ne soilo~srG
vili .-t : iewer gsla@ 'aan d - pr 80,
fof 8f0p~fy IN fhis fistrfct Tnss prop
~rfy, rifh brfek improvements. csu -
Do1shs - a PRES
sr1rs. inc10dins brck 'mvov~
nnerts u ~ w0rfh 100 PER
foot frontss~ nov.
Second svsnus soufA
Hsr@ 10 good ny.
MN nrrfh -
hns Street oniy
psrt emsst lonr Tine ara per csns ~
feresf On deferred payments Can 30 ~
Videf 4 desired a spiendi3 3uv Under
present conditions
W ore seems 70 foubt
fhat Hn VII bu4ld
he yz~senger depot rufh
~ King sfreet WHEN - do~s he char
eefer ~ property on second av<rue south
viii bn reegiuti0riz4d and ~ business
properly VII rank With he best n the
city.
Third avenue
This sfresf q
aftf8cttrN m0re sra
more attention ~
gss9s l.s. y TX k"F'n''
i have tw3 fcfa
on fhis street eacb
fNxiN On which
snn collecting rents and paying tax-s on
bofh They can - bought At close ls~
ures.
NeW 0NTuct
on easy payments
I am still building
and afn prepared
70 erect modern housss
either on ots under
my control or on lofs
you may own or
select and sell ths
same % you on
sasv payments [ viii build according 20
your own plans
specifications VII be strictly followed
snd the greatest possihle value given for
your money
Among other localities
7 control fesirsble
building sites on
Reut0r NIL, Queen AIMS
Union addition.
AZ ne head ~ Pike street.
For lower priced
homes / have some OF the
most Desirable property in Fremont, wnsrs
you can get coy, neat home IN des'r-
able nelzhborhood At 81 600 70 s1.590
In almost 81
localities 81 interest
IN the city ] have
a very choice
list 81 vacant building sites 70 which
would iiks 70 call your attention and
quote prices ard terms.
A close buy n
tsken AZ once
a deifRhtful r0ftags
in Queen Anne
one hiefE nom klnueaF pafks inc Price
n AIKEN IN ne next ten days IL 81 20 Il
Is very slightly good view and dexirable
II YOU are looking FOR a moderate priced
cottage
Your attention n
called 20 a complete
general iis, o.
property IN all
parts Of the city.
WILLIAM p HARPER
Dexter Horton Bank Building.