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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-11
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University of Pennsylyania

University OF pennsylvania
Note-Professor Grosvenor of AM
herst college has prepared the study of
Constantinople, the first installment of
which will appear next week.
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Sir Thomas Upton, owner of the
Shamrock, estimates that the entire
cost of his attempt to take the Amer
icas cup will come to about $500, 900.
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premier, is the most famous orator OF
the French bar.
The queen of Belgium has formed a
| league composed of wives of sovereigns
pledged to protect the lace industries in
all countries.
Sir Thomas Upton, owner of the
Shamrock, estimates that the entire
cost of his attempt to take the Amer
ica's cup will come to about $500, 900.
Ulpiano Colon, the alcalde (or mayor
of Ponce, Porto Rico, is at present in
Philadelphia on a tour of the country.
1t was he who surrendered the city of
Ponce to General Miles.
Colonel Frank j. Hecker. the Detroit
millionaire, is reported to have bought
$4,000 acres of land on Isle Royal, in
Lake superior, where it is said he has
found wonderful vein of copper.
Captain n. NJ. Dyer, who commanded
the Baltimore at the battle of Manila.
did not graduate from the naval acad-
envy, but served six years on mer-
chantmen before entering the United
States navy.
Governor Roosevelt is one of prob
ably very few public men who have
kept up their knowledge of other Ian
guages since leaving college. He reads
certain amount of French, German
Greek and Latin every week.
Pierre Lofts entry into the diplo-
matte service is thus explained: The
novelist had long desired to visit CEN
trail Asia. With view to facilitate his
journey, he has been intrusted with
diplomatic mission to Persia and
Afghanistan.
When the site on which stands the
old customhouse in New York was Of
fered to Abraham S. Hewitt for $50, 600
he said he would not have it as a gift
and pay taxes on it. 1t has just been
sold for s3,265, 900. 1t cost the govern
ment $1,S00,00O.
Men have made queer wagers in the
past and present. One man afflicted
with the gambling spirit was Sir Mark
Sykes. He offered to pay anyone a
guinea a day for each day Napoleon
lived, provided the taker would pay
100 guineas down. A clergyman ac-
cepted the offer, and made a fine profit,
as Napoleon lived three years.
The Rev. Henry n. Couden, chaplain
of the house of representatives at
Washington, has been honored with the
degree of doctor of divinity by the st.
Lawrence university at Canton, n. Y,
where he was graduated from the Di-
vinity School in 1873. He lost his sight
instantly by being shot in the face in
a battle, while fighting calamity for
his country in Mississippi in 1868.
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Ulpiano Colon, the alcalde Cor mayor
of Ponce, Porto Rico, is at present in
Philadelphia on a tour of the country.
1t was he who surrendered the city of
Ponce to General Miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-11

Colonel Frank ]. Hecker. the Detroit
millionaire, is reported to have bought
$4,000 acres of land on Isle Royal, in
Lake superior, where it is said he has
found a wonderful vein of copper.
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NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE.

premier, is the most famous orator of
the French bar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-11

The queen of Belgium has formed a
league composed of wives of sovereigns
pledged to protect the lace industries in
all countries.
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=. THE HER.ALD'S
Home Study Circle.
HISTORIC CITIES OF EUROPE
Copyright. 1899. by Seymour Eaton.)
Directed by Prof. Seymour Eaton.

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Captain n. NJ. Dyer, who commanded
the Baltimore at the battle of Manila,
did not graduate from the naval acad-
envy, but served six years on mer-
chantmen before entering the United
States navy.
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When the site on which stands the
old customhOuse in New York was of
fered to Abraham S. Hewitt for $50, 600.
he said he would not have it as a gift
and pay taxes on it. 1t has just been
sold for $685. 900. 1t cost the govern
ment 81, 500. 900.
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OREGON SHORT line RAILROAD.
Tel. 1T.

The Only Line Running Through Cars to
portland, Butte. Missouri River, Chicago
and st. Louis, Without Change.
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Pierre Lofts entry into the diplo-
matte service is thus explained: The
novelist had long desired to visit CEN
trail Asia. With a view to facilitate his
journey, he has been intrusted with
diplomatic mission to Persia and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-11

Governor Roosevelt is one of prob
ably a very few public men who have
kept up their knowledge of other Ian
guages since leaving college. He reads
certain amount of French, German
Greek and Latin every week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.

Prominent citizens will probably ap-
ply for au Injunction io prevent lnr ian-
ming OF noisy ears on inc Gay stftel "ne'
Au 1N paint ns 0f 'fnefal 'cyfbt r.
picker presonili 10 Lee camp Dy ficN't,
Camp
Colonel John Bell Bigser buried with
impressive exercise in Shuckoe cemetery
Death in Louisa OF Mr fr4nes {.
Cnsbfrscr formerly wcli-kno"p eltizrn
of hn0nd.
4, the chesHDptkc and ohio and kicn-
nnud pefersbure and Carolina railways
win ao fn Nlvnr Taylor Monday. ana viii
probably he siencd by him az once.
- number OF cand dates in me Neld
for The clerkship of the House ~ Deie-
STATE NEWS
Hon William a ltHe announces MS
carfdagr for Congress
\ prominent Roanoke real estate man
arrested for cmuezzcm NJ. -
pr Morgan cent on 90 the Norfolk
ernnd jury for malpractice s.,
the Fu.eraral Council no" h'iih1 "
perv,ue vW meet I'm LynchhurG next
ycar GIN. an tho ~or
folk eud Weston rt'lroad
GENERAL NEWS
linn renrics krocked Bob Fiizsirmons
out In eleven rounds. a.. ,..,
The President has appointed tne 18TH
rnran canal commission.
Nr r Cassett has been elected Dresf-
dent ~ the Pennsylvania ROAD
Forty Injured IN a railroad wreck IN
Kansas ,~,.. >,,,,,.,
Colonel Picquart has been granted .
frnoi. sam may he asked 20 mediate
hatveen England and President Kruger.
srance win nrotect President Loubet az
the Grand Prlx tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

question that the council Would have TO
wresti9 with.
During the discussion it was asserted
incidentally that the Jaeger trial In
Lynchburg during the past year cost The
diocese S9ei
Pending discussion tho council took an
other recess until S.3o at which hour The
animated debate was resumed. and finally
the committee accepted substitute for
the whole. which greatly modihcs and
curtsils the arbitrary powers of Tho As
sossng Committee end in This shape ca-
mons seven and fourteen were amended.
At N O'Clock the council adjourned TO
ia O'Clock tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
VIRGINIA COMPANY WINS,
The Injunction in ravor of the Watts
Comp0nv Dissolved

BRISTOL. TENN juno 9.-spec'al-
By compromise the virginia Iron, Coal
and Coke Company is again in possession
of the Mddiesboro Kentucky steel Plant
and other properties to thc value -
about million and half dollars which
formerly belonged 90 the Watts steel and
IRON syndicate.
Tho Injunction by which the Watts
syndicate obtained control Of the pro-
pertv "a few days ago has beon dissolved
upon condition that the Virginia Conn
pany al the old contract of the Watts
syndicate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
Architect Sent to Richmond WHY
Hurry Orders.
POSTOFFICE TO GET INCREASE
viii Probably Result I'm rniargemens
Of Clerical and Carrier Force.
General Harry Heth Remains
Very III, But lie May Lin
ger for some Time

WASHINGTON. June Especial
rnns for the southern railway station
90 Doe erected i'm Richmond We're SUBJ
mittod io Third Nlce-president Cannon
and other officials of the railroad on
Wednesday. The design OF the proposed
bulms met with their dislpproyal and
Waa rejected
llr Amburn an architect OF Charlotte
y. g.. was directed 10 proceed at once
to Richmond ami prepare a suitable set
of plans f1r the structure. DR. Cannon
stated to-day that the architect had
been instructed to proceed with haste'
as 30 was the desire of cine company %
commence the erection oL the nuiloihs
5s early MS possible.
He lnamated that it Was also the de-
Sire OF the management of the southern
railway to have the structure under
cover by late in the iail
CAHrB BLANCHE.
40 instructions We're given the archi-
tect as to the plans, tine whole mates
being .eu t0 h.s Judgment SIR. Cannon
further said that i. is the purpose Of the
company to make tho building as hand
some and convenient as possible. but
that the architect was not restricted ~
instructions from the company.
It may he stated authOrltatiyely thai
the Richmond city postohice viii receive
an increased appropriation for the fiscal
year of l9n. Chief Beavers Of thc sal
8rv and Allowance Division OF the Post
office Department. is now engaged n
making auotmeuis of funds t1 tle vari-
Gus p1sfonlcls in au parts OF the coun-
try 10 has already been announced that
several cities will receive an increased
appropriation for the coming year.
MORE CLERKS
When questioned to-day az 10 what
provision would be made for the Rich
mond office Mr.. Beavers said that Rich
mond would undoubtedly receive an in-
crease over last years allowance. Just
how much the amount viii be. he was
not prepared to say as the matter has
mot as yot been thoroughly investigated.
Hc s1id however. that the Richmond
p0stOnice owing to tho amount of bus
in.-s transacted. needed increased facil-
iHes and thar o. would aesurediy Dee pro-
videl for
I'm other rifior tho increase allotted VIII
Dc used hy the post0nico Department IN
making additional carriers and clerks.
This wn' PROBABLY be done in the case
~ the Richmond uostofiice.
GFNERAL HARRY HETH
The condition OF General Harry He'h.
who is critically ODD zoo his residence. 1906
G. street northwest. in this city Is -
gardol as alarming owing % tho sur
fercr's extreme ago DDS recovery IS con-
s.dorci doubtful Ills physician stated
this afternoon th1t General Heth may
lnear for day however,. as hc possesses
remarkable vitaNfy Hls symptoms dis
play M particular m1ladv old age and
% complication of d.selsas bn'ng a'sign-
ed MS the cause of hs illness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
FATAL WRECK
NEAR SUFFOLK
A Norfolk and Western Freight Runs
Into a Washout and Three Train
men Were Killed.

a special telegram TO The Times from
Norfolk Says thlt bound extra
freight train 30 Z5 on the Norfolk and
Western mn into Nlsh0ut near Xii
by'r. ono mile from suffolk last night
about n o'clock and Conductor : l.
sayers and Fireman III. Poole We're killed.
Engineer W \. Creighton tor Claytpm
was buried under his engine and is be-
Hcyed to DE killed. Brakeman CunDins-
ham had his arm cut or
a WADERsPOUr
The washouf. which was about a nun
dred feet wide Is thought 90 have been
caused by q waterspout
The engine was followed into II by the
train Of about eighty coal cars.
Will USE sEABOARD TRACKs.
The Norfolk and Western Will make
arrangements 10 run rs trains into Nor
folk over the seaboard Airline until the
track is cleared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

AUSTIN. TEXAS. june e.-Information
tonight from the Hood stricken district
along the colorado river tO Che nofth~
wee OF this city. fully confirms former
reports OF loss of ne and property Al
telegraph ana telephone wires are ptos-
trstel. Several people are known 10
have por'fhed and many more are unac-
counted for az present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

PARIS. June AT a cabincnt meeting
held this morning the Premier. NJ. Du-
puy. and the Minister OF War NJ
Krantz announced chat General Zurlin-
dom. tle Military Governor of paris. and
tha Project of Police 81 Blanc, had
adopted rigorous measures 20 preserve
order lt Long Champs on sunday next
upon the occasion OF Pre-idfu. L9uhets
visit t0 tnat place % order to witness the
race for the Grand prix De Paris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
ARE POORLY PAID.
Should Have More, Even at Expense
of Foreign Missions,
TO MEET NEXT IN LYNCHBURG
The Council Accepted an Invitation
of 81. Pnul's Church IN That City.
New Candidates TOR Holy Or
dcrs We're Recommended.
Dr. Jucgcr's Deposition
Was Reported.


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members ot t1e seventh annual Council
o. i.r fi'ic. .'nt l-piscopaI church in
lHe Nio'"-e ol 9'ulneih NiI-iHl"' l'.iN
lir 'l'o uiy "l '", 'H "l.'"
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.. rt.. f,i.t..... ..,...rt. d ,iefr,fions ao-
r.,--fishrf .Iff.n.h ODD account of harsh
Weather in February and sickness 0f the
bl-hlp some were delayed Reference
,.l- mad. f, r.. fl.t that fn the matter
OF country territory uecessitatlng au.
-ieut .l.v methods of travel this ls the
largest dI..... Iu the South The Bishop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

ST LOUIS. MO. June "a special 90
the Republic from Lebanon, No. slys
thlt Richard p. Bland is slightly better
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

Lirutenlnt-C0ione. Plc9uart was im-
pr's0nod Do July last charged with come
mun.clting confidential documents and
De bias SINCE been accused OF fabrioating
document intended to compromise Ma
J0r Count Esfer11zy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
WEATHER FORECAST

yirginia--O Occasional showers saturday.
followed by fair. fair Sunday; varia0ls
winds
Nor-h CarOiina-ShOwcrS ana cooler
Saturday afternoon and night variable
winds: probably fair Sunday. preceded
by showers IN southwest portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

CONTINUED On Second Pase)
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
Dynamite at His Door.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Dec. IA dast-
ardly attempt to destroy the home
and family of Attorney W L. Cron
was made last night by unknown
parties, who placed three pounds OF
dynamite at his front door and lg-
nited a 15-ioot fuse, which burned
down into the famigating cap, but
failed to explode. CrOn was awak'
ened bv the smell. and later descend
ed and went to his stable. He found
the mysterious package, but sup
posing that it was something be-
longing to his son, threw it into the
hallway. This morning he examined
the package and at once reported the
case to the police. who are at work
on slight clews. Following the Cr-
bana outrage, in which one man lost
his life, the people are thoroughly
aroused and incensed. Open threats
of summary justice are frequently
heard
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
JUDGE BURNED In EFFIGY.
Miners Incensed Over Decision of Fed.
eral Judge Williams

Pittsburg. Kan, Dec 1.-The mi
ners of Pittsburg, Chicopee, Fronte-
nae and Litchfield met in this city
yesterday in the A. o. L. W. hall, and
after the necessary arrangements
were made marched north on Broad
way, carrying banners and an etfigy
of Judge " illiams.
In front of Hotel Stilwell the long
file of men halted, and after a consul
tation among themselves, again
marched north to the Grandby smelt-
ing works, which is just outside the
city limits. Speeches We're then made
by leading miners condemning the
artion of Judge Williams for sentenc-
ing John F. Reese to Imprisonment
for contempt, and then the effigy was
burned, the crowd cheering derisively.
After other speeches, the miners then
dispersed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
Fight Between Husbands.

Chicago, H., Nov. 3O.-Welter W.
Benjamin is in the hospital with two
bullets in his body and C. S. Steele is
in the police station charged with
the shooting. Five days ago Mrs.
Benjamin discovered Mrs. Steele BIZ
cycle riding with her husband, and
horsewhipped the woman. The hus-
bands met to talk over the matter,
and concluded it could be settled if
Mr.. Benjamin would call on Mrs.
Steele in the presence OF her husband
and say that he did not care for her.
Between 6 and Z o'clock last night
Mr.. Benjamin called at the Steele
residence But when he came into
the presence of Mrs. Steele he refused
to say his regard for her had cooled.
This angered Mr.. Steele, who drew a
revolver and shot five times at Mr..
Benjamin. One bullet hit Benjamin
in the arm, the second in the wrist,
and the third in the groin. The 9th
er two We're Undecided in the wall OF
the sitting room. where the peace
meeting had been called.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
Virginia Items.
lngS-

Came to hand too late for last week.
We write what we hear the Virginians
say is true;
Dear reader. don't blame us If we hear
'em say what happens you.
James Flenor of near Amsterdam,
passed through Virginia Thursday OF
last week. He called at Aaron : and
took home two red hogs.
Robtert Braden informed us that
they had a box supper ut Mulberry
last Friday night. They realized a
neat little sum of money and had n
social time.
1t was sad news TO I he many friends
OF Noah Nvhart last Sabbath when
the news came of his death. Mr.. Ny
hart had many friends around Nir-
ginia. and was known and respected
by all the farmers here.
Mrs. Charles Fisks death was
sad shock to her many friends III tins
vicinity. She had visited here with
her aunt. Mrs. Belle Hayes. taught
school here. and since she had grown
TO beautiful yoiing womanhood. has
visited here quite often The many
friends deeply sympathize with the
bereaved young husband and the
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Jenkins;
she was their only daughter, the IDOL
of their hearts.
DR.. Christy of Butler, was called TO
see the little daughter of Prof. Price
Sunday morning. He reported the
little one much better Monday.
Everett Drysdale of Butler, spent
Sabbath withO VI. Drysdaie.
Arch Waters has seven boils on his
hand and arm.
Thomas Swagerty-s mother. OF
RIue Mound. Kan, moved in Carr
DudIey's house last week. Mr.. Dud-
lev moved TO Amoret-
Miss Josie Simpson and Mr.. Wilcox
wers married last "Wednesday. The
Young couple received many valuable
presents
Mrs. jams Canuoy q Butler j.
visiting her daughter. Mr. Price and
caring for the litrle granddaughter.
The Christian : :. vii, i've IN On
rrainraa1t THURSDAY night Til.
HreI- folks viii 10 the soaking and
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
COAL MINERS TRY RETALIATION
They Order All Mines in Kansas Closed
Until Judge Williams Shall Alb
solve Reese of Contempt.

Pittsburg, Kan, Nov. 3O.-As the
result of the action of Federal Judge
Williams, sitting at FIT. Scott, in SEN
fencing John P. Reese, the Iowa mem
Der of the national executive board
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, to serve three months in the fed
eral prison for contempt, an order
has been issued by the executive board
of district No. IA for a general sus-
pension of coal mining in the entire
district Monday next, if by that time
Mr.. Reese shall not have been releas-
ed 1t is ordered that the suspension
shall remain in effect until Mr. Reese
shall be released in an honorable
manner by the federal court.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
TheCannOn Went Off Too Soon.

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 3O.-While a
section of Battery b of the National
Guard of Pennsylvania was firing a
governors salute OF seventeen guns
during the parade at Allegheny to-
day, preceding the unwilling of a
Spanish gun. premature discharge
of one of the guns occurred and three
men were hurt. George Starkey's
left arm was blown off and his eyes
blown out. He was standing in front
of the gun ramming He is not ex-
pected to live. The other two men
were badly hurt, but will recover.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
Candidate of the Boilers.

Lexington, KY, Dec. Lexicon
gresham Owens, who defeated Col.
breckenridge in 1894 and who bolted
Goebel this year and made the bit
terest possible attack on the head OF
the ticket. was nominated by fusion
of boiling democrats and republicans
to succeed Congressman Settle. de-
ceased. The fight will be wholly on
state issues, silver question not being
considered
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
NEW YORK IN THE FIELD, NOW.
After Both of the Big Conventions
Next Year.

Washington, Nov. 3O.-KaRsas
City has a rival in New York in the
contest for the democratic national
contest. Indeed New York is after
both conventions. The New York
Herald offers to contribute $4,000
to the expense of each convention,
providing the merchants and BUSH
ness men of the city contribute the
additional 100000 for each conven-
ton. A committee formed under the
auspices of the board of trade and
transportation has considered the
Herald's offer, has accepted it, and
has already voted to offer the two
national committees when they meet
at Washington the sum of 500, 900
if the conventions will go to New
York The Herald says, apparently
with authority:
The committee will not stop at
$780, 900, not even at S125,0OO. 1t
will offer Madison Square garden as
the place for holding the convention.
1t will present unrivaled hotel accom-
mediation and such inducements re-
garding railroad rates as no other
city would think of Offering
The Herald further says: "A num-
Der of members of the democratic
committee are already committed to
New York. 1t is not wise to make
known the list at this time"
1t prints this as a sample OF letters
received Il favor holding the dem
ocratic national convention of 1900
in the city of New York, and expect
to cast my vote for your city when
the proper time comes. (Signed) A.
W. NJ Cune, Utah. which would
seem to indicate that New York is
poaching on Kansas City's western
preserves
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
%sHOOK JOPLIN, 80 MILES AWAY.


Weir City. Kas., Dec. IAN explo-
esion occurred at the Latin Rand Pow
der works, nine miles south OF this
place at quarter to / o'clock this
afternoon. Direct communication is
cut off by the force of the explosion
and it is impossible to ascertain the
result. This is the third time in the
last four years that an explosion has
occurred at the same works. Build
ings here were shaken.
Joplin, Mo, Dec. IAN explosion
at the Lafiin-Rand Powder works at
Turch, Kan, thirty miles from here,
shook windows in houses all over
Joplin. 1t occurred while most people
were at dinner and made the dishes
on the tables dance. Many thought it
an earthquake Will Cushman and
another employee are missing.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-07
Law Officer a COunterfeiter

Doniphan, Mo, Nov. 3O.-Snerlh
". H. Marcel has arrested Tom Cox,
Mike Tucker and W. III. Bryant near
Warner on the charge of counterfeit
ing. He found the molds for silver
dollars at Bryant's, who is merch-
ant at Warner The metal for making
the money was hidden in a barrel OF
coffee.
Lately several one and two-dollar
bills raised to 10 and 2O-dOllar bills
have been circulated in the county,
and Tucker admits that they have
been raising these bills. He told
where $3.50 of raised bills were
buried Tucker is the Justice of the
peace for a township in this county.