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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-31
General Penrose's Grafton.

General w. II. Penrose was intro
duced after another song and spoke
briefly and eloquently, being forced to
pause again and again by the cheering
of the crowd:
After reviewing the work done by the
veterans of the war, their services and
their sufferings; the duty we owe to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-31

| Manila, May 30-Memorial day was
| celebrated at Battery Knoll. where
SCOTS guns were planted against the
Filipino trenches in the first days
fighting at Manila. Nearly 500 soldiers
lie buried Their on a bleak mound.
surrounded by rice fields, rough boards
marking the graves, which are ranged
in five unbroken rows. Beyond these
are Spanish blockhouses and bamboo
hedges, which were moWn by shells
from the American guns
The few soldiers who could be spared
from the trenches came to Battery
Knoll dusty and bronzed. bearing
flowers with which to strew their COM
rades' graves. A silk flag was placed
above each mound
The day was as mild as a New Eng
land spring day when just before sun
set few hundred Americans gathered
in a circle around Battery Knoll in blue
and brown uniforms. Among the SOL
diers were groups of American ladies'
and brown-faced natives peering Gu
riously at the unwonted spectacle from
points near by. The guns of the mon
itor Monadnock doomed a significant
reminder of the nearness of war.
Was a Solemn Scene.
Just as the Sixth artillery band be-
gan Il dirge the thunder of the Monad-
nock's guns ceased, while the taps
sounded from the bugle.
Charles DENLY of the United States
Philippine commission presided at the
exercises He spoke briefly of the pc
culiar solemnity of the day to Manila
The chaplain of the British cruiser
Powerful made an invocation. Chaplain
Pierce of the TWenty-third infantry
and Chaplain Cressey of the Minnesota
volunteers delivered orations and the
soldiers sang appropriate hymns. After
taps had been sounded, the soldiers took
the flags from the grounds TO send TO
relatives of the dead.
In Other Cemeteries.
Similar services were held over the
dead in the Pace cemetery this after
noon. Colonel DENLY was the orator of
this occasion. The graves were decor
ated with a vast quantity of maSniti-
cent flowers.
High mass for the dead of the Roman
Catholic communion was celebrated at
the Pace cemetery in the morning. Ora
tions were delivered by Fathers Nc
Kinnon and Chaplain Stevenson of the
Idaho regiment. A methodist and Pc
ter Mcqueen. a Congregational clergy
man of Boston.
Most of the business places of Manila
were closed in observance of the day.
The American and many foreign flags
We're displayed at half-mast. The
graves of soldiers and sailors buried
at Cavite and Iloilo We're also decorated
today.
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The Grant Sailed Yesterday.

San Francisco, May S0.-The United
States transport Grant. scheduled to
sail for the Philippines, did not get
away until today.
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morning the body of Captain Tilley was
found floating in the river. There were
marks of violence on the head. The
body was sent to Iloilo. Smith re-
mains at Escalante for the present.
ssOTTS -
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CHARGE IS K|DNAP|N ING.
Utah Man In Serious Trouble In New
York.
MIXED IN FAMOUS CASE
SAYS HE IS ROBERT NUGENT,
MINER OF HEBER.

Accused of Being Implicated In the
Abduction of Little Marion Clark,
Which Case Is Puzzling the Met
ropolitan Police-FIed When APP
preached By An Officer.
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SCHLEY AT CHEYENNE.

People Turn Out to Greet the Hero
of Santiago.
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HONOR SOLDIER
DEAD IN MANILA
Memorial Day Is Celebrated
BY the American Troops.
SILK FLAG PLACED
ABOVE EACH MOUND
Impressive Scenes Over the Graves
of Fallen Heroes.

Ceremonies at the National Gene
terry at Arlington-Battleship
Maine Decorated With Flowers In
the Harbor of Havana-General
Wheeler Delivers the Address In
Boston-How the Day Was OBJ
served In Other Cities.
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Fled From Police.

What for" asked the policeman.
ARREST him." cried the shopkeeper,
The says he knows where Marion Clark
is hidden"
The policeman ran after the stran-
ger. After a. chase of three blocks he
caught him.
Here, let go of me-" said the man
Indignantly, what are you bothering
me about anyway"
Byrnes took him to the police sta
ton and Salzer followed. There Salzer
repeated his charge.
When ] spoke of the Clark case
said he. this man told me he knew
all about it, He said he knew where
the baby was; who had taken her, and
why it was DONE
That's a lie," said the man. II never
mentioned the Clark case TO him. 1
went into his shop to get a match, and
took a small piece of candy. 1 prob
ably didn't pay him soon enough so
he's done this to get even with me-
a Utah Miner.
The police cross-queStioned him. He
said he was Robert Nugent. a miner.
of Heber, Utah. and that recently he
had come east He has been living at
the Occidental hotel in the Bowery. He
said he had gone to Brooklyn in search
of place as canvasser. In his pockets
was found a card bearing the name
William L. Jackson, rag time pianist"
Nugent was taken TO police head
quarters and again questioned. Then
he was arraigned in a police court and
held as a vagrant in order to give the
police an opportunity to investigate.
THAT man Salzer is crazy" said he
to reporter. Il never mentioned the
Clark case to him. 1t is an outrage TO
hold man on a charge like this. I'll
make him suffer for it,
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THE MINING INDUSTRY

Is one of Utah's greatest resources,
The Herald publishes more min
ing news than any other Utah
newspaper.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27
MINNESOTA PAS

at the time of such removal, according to
and lot or lots together and shall
proceed to collect said proportionate
amount of such tax Of, and out of. said
building or buildings, In the manner pre-
scribed by law for the collection of taxes
on personal property.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 18TH 1889.
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CHAPTER 1911 F. NO 273
AN ACT establishing a board of appeals
for the inspection Of grain, and pre-
scribing it's duties.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. The governor shall appoint
six Co. suitable. competent persons, on or
before July fifteenth Q5th. eighteen
hundred and ninety-nine QS99). after the
passage of this act, three (0 Of whom
the inspection of grain at Minneapolis,
and the other three t3) to constitute
similar board at Duluth, each respective
board to consist so far as may be. of
ducer of grain, one % practical or rep
resentative grain commission merchant,
and one Q practical or representative
grain merchant, exporter or miller; not
more than two (2) members of either of
said boards Of appeals shall belong TO
the same political party whose terms of
office shall commence August first 0st),
eighteen hundred and ninety-nine 0S93).
and who shall hold their office for
period of two (2l years, and until their
successors are appointed and qualified.
Every two (O years thereafter. and
within thirty (3gD days prior to the ex-
pira ton of their terms of office. the gov
ernor shall appoint six (6> such suitable,
competent persons, to succeed those
whose terms will expire on August first
(s) years, and until their successors are
appointed and qualified.
ANY vacancy which shall occur in the
office of any member of said respective
boards of appeals shall be filed by the
governor for the remainder of the term,
when a successor shall be appointed for
the full term of two (2) years
The governor shall have power, In his
discfetion, to remove from office any
member of said respective boards OF ap-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

CHAPTER 1911 F. NO. 627
AN ACT to legalize certain acknowledge
ments,S taken by officers, directors, or
stockholders of corporations, as notaries
public. of instruments in which the
corporation was interested.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That all acknowledgements
taken between the twenty-sixth (26th)
day of February and the twentieth (2othl
day of March, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-nine 0699). by
a notary public who was also an officer,
director or stockholder of a corporation
organized under the laws of this state,
which corporation was interested as a
party to the instrument acknowledged,
are hereby legaliZed, and made as effect.
ual as if the notary public had not been
an officer, director or stockholder of the
corporation interested.
Sec. 2. The provisions of this act shall
not affect any action now pending.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 18th, 1S99
CHAPTER 1911 F. NO 4ls
AN ACT to amend sections No. 1873 and
1889. being sections No 1890 and 1891 Of
general statutes of 1894 relating to
contract for right-of-way, how made.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: =
Section 1. That section No. one hum
dred eighty three 1Ss)! of chapter forty
SIN wv. VI tiiS general laws Oh elSHleeH
hundred and eighty-nine dSS9. being sec
ton four thousand five htndred nine
ty (4o90) of general statutes of eighteen
hundred and ninety-fcur GS94, be and
the same is hereby amended to read as
follows. q
Sec 4530. Whenever any railroad COM
pany has located the line of its road upon
or contiguous to any land belonging to
any decedent or ward. or in which the de-
cedent or ward may have an interest, or
whenever the supervisors of any town.
ship, or the county commissioners of any
county have laid out any, public road
to any decedent or ward, or In which any
iecedent or ward may have any interest.
1t shall be lawful for the executor, ad
rninistrator or guardian to agree in
writing. and settle and adjust the dam
ages with the railroad company. or with
board of county commissioners. to said
land by reason of the location of said
railroad or said public road or cartway,
and the executor. administrator, or guar
dian may In such agreement granl to the
railroad company. or the township super
visors. or county commissioners, such
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

CHAPTER 1S4-H. F. NO. 4so.
AN ACT to lega!ize acknowledgements
of conveyances and other instruments
and the records thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That all Acknowledgements
to any conveyances or other Instruments
heretofore taken by, and all oaths admin
istered by any person previously appoint
ed or elected and then acting as q notary
public or other officer authorized to take
such Acknowledgements, or administer
such oaths, who was at the time Of the
taking of such acknowledgements, or ad-
ministering such oath, a member of the
legislature of the State of Minnesota,
be and the same are hereby legalized
and made of the same validity as though
at the time of taking such ,acknowledg-
ments, or administering such OATH such
person was not member of such legisla-
ture, and the record of such conveyances
or other Instruments Is hereby declared
to be legal and valid and effectual for all
purposes.
Provided, That the provisions of this
act shall not apply to or affect any action
or proceeding now pending in any court
of this state.
Ssc 2. This act shall take effect and
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-27

under the seal of such lodge or camp,
ana shall be signed by the said elective
officers, and, in case of a subordinate lodge
or camp, shall be recorded in the office
or the register of deeds of the county
Where such lodge camp is located,
II 1t is located in a city or village To-
same shall be recorded in the office of
the register of deeds of each of the coun-
ties In which said city or village is To-
state camp, such certificate shall be re-
corded In the office of the secretary of
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
De IN force from and after its passage.
approved April 14th, 1899
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NEW YORK, June 80. 1899.
dividend Of ono and three-quArters per cent
upon the capital stock OF this Company will be paid
July 30 1899.
Transfer books will close at 2 P. NJ. July D. and re-
open July 20, 1890. FRED 4. CHAMBERS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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1iriasads and antsrtst.
WInsIoW, Lanler & Co., II Nassau ST., N.Y,CIN. |

b. THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FoI.-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER JULY 1sT.
1899;
Blscfford County Ind Court House IS.
Bedford, Ind, School 8s.
Columbus. Ind, Cons. Funding bs.
Cleveland and Mahoning Valley Ry. 90. Cons Mort
gage Ga; Registered SIS.
Dupkirk, Ind, Street Improvement So.
Eyansville. Ind, Funded Debt Loan 81. AS a;
Grant County Ind Gravel Road IS. County IS; Prin-
cpal Reminding Bonds. Nos. II to 2h inc
Extended Ais; First Mtge. Guaranteed 10.
Gas City. Ind, Funding lis.
Hancock County. Ind. County AIS.
indianapolis, Ind, Municipal Is.
International Okonite Co, Ltd. Debenture 90.
Jasper County. Ind. County bs
johnson County, Ind. Funding ~,
Louisiana Natl Bank New Orleans. semi-ann div
idend per cent.
Louisiana, State OF. Consol Is; Constitutional -.
Marion, Ind, school Tia.
Marion County, Ind. Annual Ga: County bs.
Northern Pacific Terminal Co. First Mortgage o..
New Orleans. La Constitutional is.
Niagara Falls Power Co. First Mortgage %.
Mortgage Is: Series A, Second Mortgage Is; Series
@. Div, ia per cent Special Stock.
Peru. Ind, School 4bes; Refunded 90.
Rensselaer,, Ind, School u.s.
Upton, Ind, Street Improvement.
Wheeling. W. Va. COMPROMISE IS.
July 9Th.
Pittsburgh Fit. Wayne and Chicago Ry. CO. Quarter.
ly Dividend. IN per cent Regular Stock
July sth
Jasper County. Ind, County It's.
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tinansial.
TO THE
Stockholders
OF THE
American Spirits
Manufacturing Co.

The undersigned have been requested to act
as a temporary committee on behalf of the
stockholders of the American Spirits Manu-
featuring Company.
Under the scheme which has been arranged to
surrender the stock of this company and take
in exchange therefor percentage of the stock
OF The Dlstilling Company of America,
it is believed that an injustice will be done to
stockholders and that concerted action snould
be taken for their protection. All such stock
holders of the American Spirits Manufacturing
Company are called upon to attend meeting
to be held at the Aston House, Broadway,
New York (Parlot 74), on Wednesday, July
S, 1899, at 3:I5 p. n.
Stockholders who are unable to be present in
person at such meeting are requested to send
notice of their desire to take part in such move
ment with statement of the stock which they
represent Dated New York, June 2Sth. 1899.
LEWIS w. BABCOCk,
HUGH v. RODDY, JR.,
A. DE woe WALL,
Committee.
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dividends and anterrst.
The Farmers Loan& Trust Go.
10, 10, 20 & 20 William Street,
New York.

COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS DUE IN JULY
ARE PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE ON AND
AFTER JULY /, AS FOLLOWS:
Alabama Great Southern r. r. Co. LIST Mtge. 8
per cent.
American Fire En- ine Co.
Anderson Electric Street R'y Co.
Albion Water Works Co.
Butler Water Co.
Barrie Water Co.
Bismarck Mater Supply Co.
Br9skp0 Gts 4 H 2 E " Water Co.
Caro- Water Works Co.
GSrons Geptra u Rai Wessr So
ChattanGoga Water Works Co. Cons'd Sinking
cd a"@H Street BY. Memphis,
Consumers Gas Co. Debenturos.
Commercial Gable Co
Cortland Water Works Co.
East st. Louis. City Water Co. OF.
Eils GGal ef FrsRisRs:car Hestes Co.
lot 'F SPRINGS South Dafote. Water. Light L
Herkimer. Mohawk. nion 4, Frankfort Electric
Hudson River Water Power Paper Co.
Indiana Block Coal Il. H. Co.
Je T Madison & Indianapolis R. R Co.
kankakes Water Co.
Kokomo Water Co.
La Crosse. City OF.
Larchmont Yacht Club I'd Mtge.
Lake Superior & ,Ishpemtng Ry Co.
NSS 9E Es ts1 r qS E t. LIST ns'
NMSsiS'iSiss f I1shs S&E; R; &C. s.,,n ~
Ottawa e@S"s' oswcsH Fox RIVER valley R. r. Co.
Olean., N. y. Water. Sewer. Improvement
Omaha Water Co.
P PsnsHcoIa Wf p.rd Works ( c. e.
Portsmouth ! SHGolk Water Works Co.
g. tu hSq psS 4 Ga' Water t. E &C. Co.
Temple, Texas, Water Works CO.
Terre Haute Indianapolis r X; Co.
| Terre Haute 4 Logansport r. R. Co.
TTe&arkana Water Co;
t tb Water Works Co.
TnI0n f Ss%at is5h T5sn 6bi Co.
t onion Light RbIs, Power Tt Co. 0"''
%Xnpdcrburgh County: .p.,oo,,r
| Warren Water Co.
| Waterloo Gas Electric Light Co.
| Washington l. Column la River R'y Co.
| West Side r. X. Co. OF Milwaukee.
| Williams 4 Son, +, T.. Of Duluth, MINI.
| JULY 5. 1899.
Detroit. Hillsdale 4 Southwestern R. r. Co.
| Dividends.
| JULY TO- 1890
| Joliet l. Northwestern Indiana r. R. Co.
| JULY 49, 1899.
Minneapolis. Lyndale. Minnetonka 4 Minne-
| apolis st. R'y Co.
| st. Paul City R'y.
Perkin Water Co:
| JULY 81, 1890
Parsons Water Supply 4 Power Co.
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AFR ALFRED R. PICK AND MR. EDWIN Z. Phil.
lu BRICK have this day been admitted az partners
In cur Arm. = HALLGARTES & CO.
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NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
New York. June 23d, 1899.
Dividend OF Two per cent. upon the Capital
Stock OF this Bank has been declared, free OF tax
payable on and after July lst, 1899. The transfer
Ii. II. MARIO. Cashier.
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MINING NEWS.

Belle cr.ek near bsmine. y NJ and i've or s u
Advices from Park City. Utah. note that, a big
Ledge has been un {sqNs in group OF elaine
Eastern oapitaIlsts have bought the Md
land Belle group in Lemhi county. Idaho. for
$4,000. Considerable development has been
done. and there is a ten stamp m on the prop
A letter from Prescott Ariz.. states that the
cyanide plant in the L! Dorado Cahcn is prov:
the values are being saved. and thirty eight
Reports fr en- Loomis. Wash, concsrninG
an.ts unnns feet WsSe ssns
VARYING in with from tiye to sixteen feet, and
cut The Veins arc not being developed. the
company's purpose being to rush thertupnel
tain more than q mile I from the openi min .
ing ouantite;s has been found on the north
was made opposite the mouth Of the bonanza
Creek. and # !. believed g be continuation
OF the ri,h belt. Some OF the gravel runs 30
Seven SAMPLES nisked along the vein q the
to the TOM The aepner showe dn2 per cent
and the silver 1923 ounces.
spmpt t., repoEts .weyestqmp mills IL
BY the Barring Brothers OF London, has one Of
the lnrGest veins In the country. and Is pound
ipS 'ul tHc ucW
MANAGEMENT the Bonanza. in which the stand
ard on people ARE largely interested 10 show
Ing larger veins and getting better results.
letter from Bossburg. Wash. states that
the shaft Of the Elsorn is down forty feet fol-
lowing the dip OF the vein. The ore Ia gray
COPPER and runs high in silver
r. H. Terhune. who was for many years In
charge OF the lianauer Smelter at Salt Lake.
has gone TO Cyprus, Ore to erect the smelter
and perfect the metalurRical .plans OF the
Northwest Copper Company The Vaughan
ana Peacock mines are now shipping fifteen
tons 81 hlRh-grads ore daily to Kansas City.
The Northwest Company expects to have its
own smelter in operation by tho middle Of
July. and the railroad will probably be running
through Cyprus by the end OF August. :.
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TO the holders of our certificates
= of deposit for Five Per Cent.
First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the
Baltimore Belt Railroad Company,
issued under bondhoIders' agree.
ment dated November LIST, 1897 {:


Referring TO our circular dated London, June %.
he arrangement therein stated. Tho Baltimore and
bhio Railroad Company has now elected to exercise
he option thereby granted TO It to purchase the de-
posted bonds at par and accrued interest on Sep
kmber lst 1890
We have obtained from The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company authority to offer to such of the
holders of our certificates of deposit for tho above
bonds as shall accept the same on or prior July
90 1899, to give in exchange for their bonds
First Mortgage Four Per Cent Fifty Year Gold
Bonds of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
bond for bond carrying all coupons maturing on
and after October l. 1899 the overdue interest upon
your old bonds being paid in cash, as hereinafter
more particularly stated Holders of our certificates
who desire to accept this offer Of the Railroad Com
pany must signify their acceptance in writing on or
before JULY 20, 1892 and we will thereupon ex-
change the original bonds for the now Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company First Mortgage Four Per
Cent Bonds, and will deliver the same together
with the interest to be paid in cash upon the sur
render of our certificate Of deposit therefor.
Unless on or before the goth day of July 1892
We shall receive from you a written acceptance Of
shis offer we will carry out the original agreement
and will sell Your bonds OF the baltimore Belt Rail-
road Company at par and interest and will pay over
70 you the amount so received on surrender Of our
certificate Of deposit for your bonds.
In case you accept the offer exchange the holder
Of each certificate for deposited bond will be en-
titled to receive from us on and after August l
1909 one First Mortgage Four Per Cent Fifty-Year
Gold Bond OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. with coupons attached maturing on and
after October I, 1892 and in cash the amount OF
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PROPOSALS FOR
$lO,O25,00O +:
3N96 Corporate Stock
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ".:.
Exempt from all Taxation In the State OF New York. except to
State Purposes
PRINCIPAL and Interest PAYABLE i'm Gold.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.


INVEST BONDS
somce 10 BrodwN in
Wednesday, of july 1892 at o'clock p. H.,
frhow tofth described o
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BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.

HOLDERS IN THIS COUNTRY MAY SIGNIFY
THEIR ACCEPTANCE OF THE ABOVE OFFER OF
EXCHANGE TO EITHER OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
WHERE FORMS OF ACCEPTANCE AND COPIES
OF CIRCULAR MAY BE OBTAINED UPON APPLI.
CATION
JULY lsT. 1899.
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Omitted States
Mortoaae and Irust COMPANY,

so CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
Coupons due July l. 1899. on tho following
bonds will be payable at the Office Of this Com
pany on and after that date:
tniied Stntes MORTGAGE and Trust Co.
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DIRECTORS:
FRANK TILFORD, President.
GEORGE F. BAKER. .........
HARRISON f. GAWTRY....
MARTIN MALONEY.........
HENRY II. WILSON. ...........

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