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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
WRIT OF PROHIBITION.
Justice sommer without Jurisdiction
In Damage Case.

An alternative writ of prohibition
was Issued out of the district court
yesterday, directed against Morris
Scmnner, justice of the peace for the
Second precinct, directing him to show
cause on Nov. why he should not BE
prohibited from proceeding with the
trial of the case of Peter Reid against
the Utah & Salt Lake Canal company.
In the lower court the plaintiff sued
to recoveradamag es in the sum of $3.50,
alleged to have been suffered by rea-
son CT the defendant canal company
not delivering to plaintiff his forty
shares Of wafer during the past irr1-
eating season. The allegation was also
made that the crons on Reid's farm,
near the point of the mountain west,
failed to mature ON account of the
canal company falling to perform it's
duty to plaintiff. "A demurrer to the
complaint was interposed. setting UP
that the Justice was without jurisdIc-
ton to try the case, but Justice SOM
mer overruled it, and set the case for
trial on it's merits.
Yesterday Rich ards & Varian, coun-
sci for the canal company, applied 10
the district court for writ of prohibit
ton directed against Justice SomGner,
the allegation still being that he lacks
jurisdiction to try the case. The witt
was issued, returnable on Nov. A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Calabreese- Williamson Assault.

Caromine Calabreese, the man with
the shears. and his brother tailor Will
hanson, will have to fight out their
differences in a higher court. The case
of assault and battery was dismissed
by Judge Timmony YESTERDAY, William
son having laid the matter before the
county attorney With a view to prose-
cutting Calabreese for assault with
deadly weapon. This is the sequel to
the row in Sabine's tailoring establish
ment on West Second South a few
evenings ago
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c. c. Anderson's Plea For Divorce
From His Spouse.
MISFITS IN MATRIM0NY
WRIT OF PROHIBITION AGAINST
JUSTICE soMMER.
Mrs. g. =. White Secures a Divorce
Soldier Cleghorn's Wife Quit Him,
He says-D sfensa of w. P. Noble
Probate Procesdings-Informa-
ton Filed.

Charles G.. Anderson am expressman
residing at sSs South Second East
street, has come to the eoreIusion that
he is. a very much abused man. and
yesterday his attorney Farley r. Chris
Jensen presented to tine district court
a petition for a decree oil divorce from
his wife. BARBRA Anderson. The hus-
Land. also desires the custody of the
two ehildran.s a girl aged IL. and a
boy aged 8 Years.
The. complaint alleges that on the
night of Aug 30 last. defendant. while
under the influence OF liquor, met plain
tiff on the Cliff House corner. and
then and there. without cause or prov
oeation. struck him in the face. tore his
clothing. called him s'brute, - 'vaga-
bond and other vulgar names, and
falsely accused him of criminal inti-
macv with other women.
Anderson Thought this treatment of
him by his wife was little too rough
but when he got home she repeated her
attacks upon him The husband al
leges further than his wife's peculiar
conduct has become so unbearable that
he has been compelled to- seek flight
from the family roof.
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miscellaneous.
BILLIARD ASSOCIATION.
May Be Formed to Control the Game
and It's Players.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-The Tribune says:
A national billiard association may
soon be in the field. When the Central
association of the Amateur Athletic
union recommended on Monday night
the expulsion of the eight players now
engaged in the three cushion tourna-
ment in this city, it took an action that
may go far toward aiding in the early
formation of such an organization. A
prominent billiardist in speaking OF
the matter said:
The action Of the Amateur Athletic
union only emphasizes the necessity of
those interested in billiards getting to-
gether and forming an organization on
lines similar to these OF the league Of
American Wheelmen and the American
Bowling congress. 1 would not be sur
prised TO see the organization COM
pleted this winter.
such a league would accomplish q
great many desirable things. II could
take the vexed question CT amateurism
in billiards and settle it. 1t could have
a professional class, just as the league
Of American Wheelmen has. IT could
classify billiard players, both amateur
and professional: could arrange tourna-
ments in accordance with the classifi-
cation: could change the classification
as often as desired and could accom-
plish many things which would tend to
give the game added interest"
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HON0RS FOR BRUMBY.
Dewey's Flag Lieutenant Enthusias-
ticallv Welcomed at Atlanta.

Atlanta. Ca. Oct 25.-The arrival of
Lieutenant Brumby of the Olympia here
tonight. to receive his formal welcome
into the city and MS native state. was the
sigral for noisy and enthusiastic demon
stra1don. a special train brought him
from his home at Marietta, Ca, twenty
miles from Atlanta, where ne went yes
ter6ay to spend q short time with his
mother and relatives. Tonight he was
given d reception at the Capital City club
and tomorrow the presentation of the
sword from the people of Georgia will
take place.
The ceremony Will take place in front OF
the state capitol and the sword witt be
presented by Governor Gambler IleuteD-
ant Brumby and the reception committee
viii then go to the reviewing sand on
Peacutree street. where the military
parade. made up of troops from all parts
of Georgia and many adjoining states.
VIII be witnessed.
The lieutenants family are guests of
tire city during his stay here
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EZRA MAKES A SPEECH.
Promises to "Filfull the Office of
Mayor.v

The Republican rally in the Seven
teenth ward meeting house was largely
attended last night by boys and girls
and Democrats. The Lannan ticket
was represented by Ezra Thompson,
Ray Naylor and Judge Twomey The
Republican councilmanic sacrifices for
the Third were also on hand. T. D.
Lewis presided over the meeting, and
c. Stanley Price and Fred Loofbourow
were on hand to start the applause.
Ezra was the first speaker. He was
briefly introduced by Mr.. Lewis as the
next mayor" The candidate was Wis
IDLY embarrassed. His complexion was
rosy req under the incandescent lights
and he acted like a man who wished
he hadn't come. Mr. Thompson spoke
quite briefly. What he said was:
MIR. Chairman, ladies and gentle
men: l never attempted to make a
speech in my life. / will say that If
you will elect me l will filfull the Office
of mayor to the best of my ability. i
thank you all"
The candidates remarks were greet
ed by vociferous applause, and when
A. S. Ge,1des moved three cheers for
him they were given with SO much
vigor by a group of small boys in the
rear that the youngsters had to be re-
proved.
Farley white. candidate for treasur-
CT, was next introduced. Farley
showed considerable diffidence. He said
ne saw many whom he knew in the
audience and he saw others he did not
know There latter he was specially
glad to see, because he wanted every
body in the Third precinct to have a
look at him.
The councilmanic candidates were
next in order. All of them made brief
little talks and then gave way to Judge
Twomey. The police judge aspirant
merely confessed his ambition and sat
down in order to give George NJ. Can
ron a chance Mr. Cannon made the
principal address of the evening.
Dodged Local Issues.
He talked for forty-five minutes
about national issues and three min
ute:s on local affairs. During the course
of his talk MIR. Cannon proved to his
own satisfaction. that the Republican
party has brought prosperity to the
country; that it is responsible for the
high price of wool; that it put gold and
silver and copper and lead into the hills
of Utah and directed the miners how
to find them; that it established the
beet sugar industry and that it has
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"MoTHER'S NOTIONS
Good For Young People to Folio,

oOCu L VI 4uullS 9Soplc W e VilOW.
My little grandson, often comes up
to show me how large the muscles OF
his arms are.
HE was a delicate child, but has de-
veloped into a strong, healthy boy and
Postum Cereal Food Coffee has been
the principal factor.
Il was induced to give him the Pos
tlITn coffee because of my own eXper-
fence with It.
L ann 60 years cid, and have been a
victim Of nervous dyspepsia for many
years Have t1fed all sorts of patent
medicines and had treatment from
many physicians, but no permanent
relief came. I believe nervous dySpep-
tics suffer more than other sick people,
as they are affected mentally as we'll as
physically.
Il used to read the Postum Cereal
advertisements every week in our
paper. At first gave but little atten=
ton to them thinking it was a fraud
like so many / had tried. but finally
something was said in one Of the adj
yertissments that made me conclude
/ to try it. 7 was very particular to
haYe1it prepared strictly according to
directions, and use good rich cream. 1t
was very nice indeed, and about bed
time T. said to the members Of the
family that I believed L felt better.
One OF them laughed and said: That's
another Of mothers notions. but the
notion has net left me vet.
~ continued to improve right along
after leaving off coffee and taking Pos
tunl Cereal Food Coffee md now. after
three years use feel so we'll that !
am almost young again. / knew Pos
tum was the cause of the change in my
health, and / cannot say too much in
its favor l wish I could persuade all
nervous people to use it. l. have no
objections to your using my name, if
it will do good to even one sufferer"
Omaha, Neb.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
S.. so

THE BEST SHOE MADE for men
and women. regardless Of price or max
err iii all colors and on the newest.
lasts.
WE CARRY THE STYLES. FIR
THE FOOT GUARANTEE THE
SHOE SELL FOR CASH
our Guarantee Stamped inside Each
9Shoes
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CBy Telephone TO The Heraid.)
Ogden, oct 25-I'he news that the Salt
Lake Y. NJ. c. A. team expected to full
fill the date at Denver that the Ogden
team had scheduled caused much surprise
among the members of the Ogden team
this evening when it was communicated
10 them by q. Herald man. Captain Beck
with said that he had not heard any
thing about any difficulty about the
transportation, and the team will leave
Thursday for Denver unless something
turns up before then TO change the status
OF affairs.
Ed Green local passenger agent CT the
Union Pacific. also said that he had re-
ceived word from Denver hat the monqy
for the transportation of the team had
been deposited there and he was au-
thorized 10 issue it to the manager to-
morrow and would do so unless some
other word came from Denver.
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PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.
Report Filed In Hampton Estate
Sales of Real Property.

Responding to citation issued on
petition of Elijah A. Whitaker, a
creditor of the estate, Benjamin Hamp-
ton, administrator of the estate OF
Adelaide r. G. Hampton. deceased.
yesterday rendered an account of his
administration and. the petitioner was
allowed time to file objections thereto
if he so elects. The report shows the
estate to be insolvent, and while
1897 so has been received s1,750.4S has
BEEN paid out by the administrator,
leaving nothing for Whitaker's de-
ficiency Judgment claim obtained by
foreclosure proceedings.
An order authorizing sale of real
property belonging to the estate OF
Harriet C. Taylor, deceased, and an
order confirming sale of real property
by the estate of John H. Rumel, de
ceased, We're made yesterday by Judge
Hiles.
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Railroad Notes.

Traffic Manager Eccles of the Oregon
Short Line has returned from the
Forth.
S. j. Henry. general freight agent of
the Rio Grande Western has returned
from St, Louis and Chicago.
Acting Passenger Agent Heintz of
the Rio Grande Western is in Portland.
he leaves for San Francisco tomorrow,
and will return the first of next week.
The Salt Lake & Los Angeles are
running a daily train to Saltair from
Fifth West and South Temple streets.
1t leaves at $3.50 p. m. and returns at
$50 p. m. 1t win not run on Sundays.
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Eqaaties.
ANOTHER CHALLENGER.
Major Jameson, a Friend of Lipton's
Nav Have a TRY.

may nave q Il
New York. Oct. 25.-The Evening Pest
says: There is a strong probability
that the next challenger for the Amer
ica's cup will be Major Eustaee Jane
son, Nj. P. He is a warm friend of Sir
Thomas Upton, and witnessed the
races between Shamrock and Column
bia.
Should Major Jameson challenge he
Will have the Shamrock for a trial
horse. Anybody who challenges will
be welcome to the yacht for such a
purpose, but Major Jameson would be
particularly so, because of the friend
ship existing between he and Sir Thorn
as. The Jameson boat would very
probably be built from a Watson de-
sign, and, it is said, would be built in
Belfast, eX-Lord Mayor Pirrie the head
Of the firm CT Harland & Wolff, being
quite welcome to undertake the Work.
The name even of the boat has been
discussed, ard while ss5Tae of the mu-
tual friends CT both the major and Sir
Thomas were in favor CT having it
called Shamrock, the most favored
name was Hibernia. Major Jameson
might challenge through the Kings
town Royal Yacht club. but will prob
ably send it. if at all. through either
the Royal Ulstens or the Royal Corks.
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MAKING Ready to Go.

New York, Oct 25.-The crew of the
yacht Shamrock continued at Erie
Basin the slowing away of the racing
gear and. the preparation of the yacht
for ner passage across the Atlantic.
Designer William Fife. jr., Hugh Nc
Gilldowney and ShaI man Crawford and
Hugh Kelly, the last three named rep
reaSnting the Royal Ulster Yacht club,
with William Ratsey, the sailmaker,
sailed On tase steamer Majestic today
for Liverpool.
Mr. Fife is still quite i'll with intiam-
matory Rheumatism. He was carried
on board the steamer on q stretcher.
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Punts and Passes.

University to a game at the VARSITY
campus on Saturday. the 2Sth.
= . -
The High School team is reviving the
scheme OF a trip TO Denver, and from
present appearances tine trip win prove q
reality. d. p. TaTpey. VINO has three sons
on the team. is said 10 have volunteered
30 look ont for the financial end of The
trip. and the team is nOw bending all its
energies 10 prepare for the trip. The
principal game Wlh be with the East Dem
Yer High School on Thanksgiving day.
and the team may also play in Pueblo on
the following Saturday.
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FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.
Defense of W. P. Noble In Action By
New Workers.

Judge Cherry was engaged yesterday
in the trial of the two cases of
Josephine K. O'Leary and DR.. James
F. McKerron against w. p. Noble to
recover $500 and $685., respectively, al
legged to be due for professional serv-
ices rendered defendants daughter in
New York between Jan. l, 1887, and
July 1, 1898.
The defense set up that he had paid
the doctor $1,000 and the professional
nurse $500, which sums were all their
services were reasonably worth.
The testimony was all in at the hour
court adjourned and arguments will
be heard this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Real Estate Transfers.

E. h. Murphy to e. J. Judd, part lot
u. block %. ten-acre plat A..........$ 7Ot
+. j. Judd to Addison Cain, trustee,
Fart lot IA. block % ten-acre plat A TGi
Charles Rimbol to Henry Quayle 10x4
rods northwest from 8 rods west of
southeast corner lot 2. block 80, plat
A.. ....... -. ..:........... A, GOt
Joseph Pitt to D. w. Riedle, north
east quartec of southeast quarter
section IS, township ] south, range
? east ......... ......-................. SOt
Esther Bennion to Enos Bennion, III
acres. southwest quarter of south
east quarter section 3 township
south. range ! west. 4J
c. S. Nadner to Thomas Peils. inter
est in zeinora lode. West Mountain
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win continue to Increase.

''There is no reason" says the report,
ito expect any cessation of this steady
increase for some years to- come. The
Transvaal has not nearly reached its
limit; Australasia, particularly West
Australia, is not yet half developed;
Alaska and the Yukon have only fairly
begun to produce while the recent
steady increase in Colorado and other
western states SHOW no signs of abat-
ing. The worlds production of silver
in 1898 was les 295, 572 ounces fine, show
ing an increase over 1897 of 1,222, 400
ounces fine.
THE worlds consumption of the pre-
cious metals in the arts and mantIfac-
lures during the year was, in new gold,
81 ,S04 Kilograms. of a value of Se5,000,000;
and in new silver, 1.065.2S9 Kilograms. OF
a coinage value of $44. 273, 600 and COM
rnercial NaliIe of S2n 200 600 y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Opens Siberia Gold Lands.

Washington, Oct 25.-The fact that
Russia has opened to foreign exploitation
the gold lands of Siberia is announced in
report to the state department from
United States Charge Pierce at ST. Peters
burg. He sends copies of a decree provid-
ing for the sale of gold lands to take place
between the 18th and 9th of February
next, and it is noted that the sale is open
to any persons, whether Russians or for
eignerS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Harvard Wins at Golf.

New York, Oct. 25.-Harvard won the
team championship Of the Inter-Col-
legiate Golf association today On fhe
Garden City links, beating Princeton
by eight points or 81 holes to ..
BY winning the game. Harvard not
only secures the championship for an
other year but places herself on an
equality with Yale. in the number Of
victories. each having won twice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Informations Filed.

1nformations we're filed by County
Attorney Putnam in the district court
YESTERDAY against the following defend
ants charged with criminal offensess \.
Arthur Jones, William Hughes and
James. Clark burglary.
Billy Hughes and William Hughes.
houssbreaking.
Nora Burnham. George ShowelI and
j. NJ Jameson; grand larceny.
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BIG FOUR DIRECTORS.
Annual Election Yesterday-No One
to Succeed Vanderbilt.

Cincinnati, Oct 25.-The stockholders
of the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago
& ST Louis big Four railroad today
re-elected the following directors:
George T.. Bliss, H. Mex. Twombly, J.
3. Laying and F. w. Vanderbilt. No
one was elected to succeed the late
Cornelius Vanderbilt The board will
meet in New York, Nov. IA, to organize.
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MRS. WHITE DIVORCED.
Decree Granted as Prayed For-Mrs.
Pemble's Suit Money.

ON report Of Referee Blair, Judge
Hiles Yesterday awarded Amanda j.
White q decree of divorce from her
husband. Charles L. White. The
grounds of the divorce We're f1abituai
drunkenness and nor2-support, but the
decree carries no allowance of alimonys
because none was prayed for.
In the divorce case Of Robert Pemble
VS. Fanny! Pemble, Judge Hiles yester-
day granted defendants application
for an order. requiring plaintiff to pay
her $40 suit money
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Output Of Gold and Silver For the
United States.
IMMENSE SUM FOR 1898
TABLE SHOWING PRODUCTION
FOR THE WORLD
Each Year Since 1887 Has shown
Increase IN Gold and Indications
Are That This Will Continue
Mexico Leads II Silver and Africa
IN Gold.

Washington. Oct. 25.-Mr. Roberts
THE director Of the mine. has made the
following report upon the production OF
gold and silver during the calendar
year 1898. He says
"The production Of gold In the United
States in the calendar year 1885 was
8, 1885 ounces fine. Of the vaIue Of
SCI 1853. 900. The amount OF gold pro-
duced from quartz mines i'm 1888 was.
in round numbers 100000 fine ounces
and from placer mines $4,000 fine
ounces.
The South African republic produced
\ 3. Ss1 .975 ounces fine. the value of which
is $79.S19. 95S: Australasia produced -
137, 644 ounces fine of the value of $751;
S60,S0
These three countries are the great
producers Of the world. their output
aggregating 100sS.6t7 ounces fine of the
value of sos. S57. $751; or 75 per cent of
the product OF the world
Next comes Russia with S2a. 463s 400;
Canada. $13. 775. 400; Mexico. $500, GOO;
India S7.7S1.500, and China, $6.01S70G
These five aggregate 92.6S6 kilograms
valued at SCI. 599. Gee. or over 2lyper cent
of the whole, leaving s per cent to the
remainder Of the world.
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w. C. Il. U. Finishes Work.

Seattle Wash, Oct 25.-The National
Womens Christian Temperance Union
closed its twelty-sixth annual convention
and silver jubilee in this city today. and
tomorrow viii witness the departure of a
large number Of the delegates for the
east. Some will remain on the Pacific
coast visiting friends and relatives. and a
number viii so from here 10 southern Cal
nornia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
Kit Carson,s Sister Dead.

Warrensburg, Mo-. Oct. 25.--Mrs Mary
Ruby. a sister of k4C Carson, the famous
scout, died here today of apoplexy She
was born in an Indian fort near Boone
boro. Howard county, and during the
out of the state of Missouri Mrs Ruby
was the last member of Kit Carson S
family.
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Cricket.
CRICKET CLUB MEETS.
Elects Officers for Next Year and
Adopts Resolution.


The Salt Lake Cricket club met at
the Y. NJ. c. A rooms last evening
and adopted a constitution and elected
officers for the ensuing year.
The club decided to choose as its col
ors dark blue and white. The follow
ing officers We're chosen to look after
the clubs interests for the next year:
NJ. H. Walker, president; Arthur Da-
vies, secretary and treasurer; George
+. Wilson recording secretary; j. G..
Cruickshank. John Burleigh. r. F..
Hayward. William Reid, executive com-
mittee.
Following is a list of the charter
members of the club: r. F. Hayward.
NJ H. Walker j. B. Halsey, A. II.
Peabody, Alex Brown. Spaulding, Jack
son. A. Coils, Collett, Saunders.
Knight, Sleater, Bletzacher, A. Davies.
Burleigh. Robb, Mcpherson, ]. ]. Nor
ris. Hutchinson, Carpenter, Cruick-
shank Reid. Young. Heigho, w. NJ
Roberts, White, Bird, A. p. S. Cocks,
w. G. Scare and c. G. Plummer.
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Do You Know

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has proven that, and also that neglect
is suicidal The worst cold or cough
can be cured with Shfl0h's Cough and
Consumption Cure Sold ON positive
guarantee for over fifty years. Sold
by q. C. NJ. 1. drug department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-26
How Is Your Wifep

Has she lost her beauty? If so. con-
stipation. indigestion. sick headache
are the principal causes. karl's Clover
Root Tea has cured these ills for half
century. Price % cents and 81. cents
Money refunded if results are not sat
isfactory. z. c. M. 1. drug department.
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Berkeley. Cal. Oct. 25.-FootbalI Man
ager Muna. has succeeded in arranging a
game between the University of Califor-
mia eleven and That OF the University Of
Oregon. 10 be played on the Berkeley
campus on Nov. Is.