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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-18
A RESTAURANT PROBLEM.
Providence Journal.

why are restaurants patronlzei NJ
men exclusively better than those op'
en- TO both scxcs3 This IL the question
correspondent OF tho New York
Hun wishes TO have answered. Perhaps
u would he necessary first 10 show
that his assumption II justified by the
facts. II We leave the hotels Of the
first class out Of the question we may
conclude without any great danger "
contradiction that he IL right. Expect
authorities on eating certainly prefer
mems restaurants MS n general thing.
The eating n better. they say. THIS
n u reasonable statement. apparently,
because II ~ an admitted fact that
men. na "A rule. are much more partlc'
ulnr about their food than women are.
and are also disposed 10 spend more
money upon IL. Women have Improved
In these respects since their emnhcl'
patton, but they Htill have much 10
learn. Probably the great hotels that
are open Ia men and women make
most VI their money out OF the men,
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Oakland. cal. Jan. iS-Gco. w. Dent
brnthor-in-law % General u. :. Grant
and uncle or q. $. Grant Jr., candidate
for uultod states senator. II dead from
pneumonia. which caused heart failure.
lie was ~ year, OF Az.
For sixteen years Mr. Dent was APP
prniacr Of customs vt San Francisco.
lie was appointed By President Grant
and held Office until retired BY presl-
dent Cleveland, Mr.. Dent came to
California In 1859. engaging IN mining
In caiaveraH county. lie represented
San Joaquin and Staniaiatu counties
In tho state senate IN 1853 and later
was Interested IN mining properties In
Tu0iumnc county. lie leaves u widow
and n daughter.
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Emporia. Kansas. Jan. is-wiiilam
Mnrtindaic. vicc-presldent Of the First
National bank ~ Emporla. which failed
last November owing deioaitorH "a half
million dollars. has turned his holdings
over 10 Major Calvin Hood. on deed
Of trust. Hood wa settle with tho de-
pastors for Iaftindaic'a debts and II
" believed he can handle tn nfuu-rtN
10 that II viii my dollar for dollar.
when the bank failed. It's president.
Charles Cross. shot and KILLED him
relf NJ his famous sunny Slope" Here
ford farm. mean EfnpoHa. Cross left
confession saying h. faialned hia re-
inr Nlue President Mnrtindhte and the
other bank officers
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west. First North street. met YESTERDAY
Jan. u. for organization aud 10 rocclv.
a Few preliminary Instructions and aur.
creations from Prof. Done, preyloua 70
hesinung systematic study OF tho
nryt principles OF the Gospel. etc Prof
Done = n most competent instructor
and fully acquainted with the Inport.
ant facts most essential to young mis-.
sionnrics. Those who intend golne a.,
missions or those expecting calls. womb
do we'll TO Join this class. The new
session VIII be held Thursday. Jan 10
81 $50 y. M, II Il earnestly hopsi
this opportunity WIN be taken ndvhnt.
body II cordially welcome. ladies' n,
well ne gentlemen.
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no EMIGRANTs NEEDED.
tcolIIcr's weekly1

There IL one OF our new terri,orl,,
acquisitions to which American .cltiyons
viii feel no temptation to emlgrnte. In
Hawaii. there seems to be no opening
for professional requirements and abn.
tiles. or for skilled. or even unstli,oi
labor. II IL probably true ~ oil ooun.
tries that there IL room ut the ton hui
In the Hawaiian archipelago. the Ton
Il unusually crowded with nntivc-born
or iong-rcsideut competitors. There
are stlll opportunities for persons COM
fnnnding large amounts 81 capital 10
engage In the production nf snrar
coffee ana fruit FOR export. but tho,
Americans who have considerable sunis
u money at their disposal would be- ant
TO do quite nn well at hOm, A f,r
lawyers. II " well 90 remember that
the Honolulu bar comprises Some ant.
cnty members. number more than
great enough to transact an the law
business N the country. or physiclara
and dentists. there are already Nv many
engaged In private practice 10 nrr 10
be found IN communities ~ similar glss
In the United States. OF white mo-.
chnnlca. the supply IN already larger
than the demand. Tho number M
European and American mercantile
houses ~, even now. out OF proportion IN
the trade OF the Islands. and they ars
subjected 10 sharp competition FROM
the chinese and Japanese. Skilled d..
nestle service has long been IN the
hands Of the Chinese. ana Americans
have no chance ~ uusting them from
that field ~ employment. For NIL kinds
% unskiicd labor the market IL otof.
stocked. and American citizens would
not submit to work for the wages with
which the Portuguese ana native 10.
waiians are content ON the whole,
Hawaii will be "a rood place IN stay
away from. No far ms those Of our youn.
irymcn who have TO earn n living ufc
concerned.
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WHY IT WAS NAMED RUBBER.



4 recent report from a British Con.
sui In one Of tho Central American
states gives the following ~ the origin
81 the name rubber. ns applied 10 caout.
chouc; An English artist discovered
In i5sO that the new gum was admir-.
ably adapted for rubbing out rs1cil
marks. lie wrote a paper ON the sub
iect. and Informed his Contemporaries
that a cubic inch of this substance.
costing only three ahlllingr. would last
for years n was used FOR no other
purpose In England that effacing lead
pencil marks for about half a century
after this discovery. hence the name
rubber" After the Introduction N
the raw material and the scientific DE-.
Hcriptlon ~ the plant by Frcnchmen. Il
was first manufactured into waterproof
clothing In France toward the end ~
the eighteenth century. Later on the
firm of Mcintosh OF Manchester greatly
improved on the French Idea. and man.
ufaoturcd watrrproofa on large rcale.
nnd "mncklntosh" II the name ny
which watcrproofs have been known
since that time.
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Platform celisp.s. In Denver.

Denver. Colo, Jan. is.--col. and Mrs
William J. Bryan leave for their home
IN Lincoln Neb., this afternoon. A por'
tion 81 the platform. two feet high
from which Col. Bryan delivered ".
address ut the Coliseum last nlEht. fel
down under the weight Of 400 people
who were seated upon n. The Incident
caused some confusion for a few inin'
utea but NJ no time was there any dan
ger NJ panlc I'm the closely packed an'
dicnce. Several people ON the platform
received slight scratches ana bruises
but nobody was seriously hurt.
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QUAY LACKS
THIRTEEN VOTES.
He is Named for Senator in the
State Senate Only.
OTHER STATES HEARD FROM
eastman u. Dn,i. OF Minnesota VIII
sun occupy ssis old seat stand
stiII In ,bari.siown.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. is--The senate
and house mot IN Joint session at noon
today to ballot for United States rene-
tor. After comparing the journals
LIcutuov. Goblu In the chair an
nounccd that Mr.. quay was named Tor
senator In the senate. but ihnt there
was no election In the house. A ballot
was taken and resulted NJ follows.
Quay u.opJ. ii2; jerks tDem)' ~
paixeii (RcpJ. Il; stone. " Stewart y
Hun. 6; Irwin. =. Charles y. sinith. y
I,Ice. 2: J. y. Downing. ?. Grow. u AZ
yin Marklo. 1. All but jerks Hepuo-
licanH.
Necessary to choice. is5. 40 election.
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Mr.. Sparks. the cattle king or Reno.
New. sends letter to General Agent
choatc OF the Union Pacific here stat
Ing that a company Of twenty-five or
thirty DELEGATES viii go 90 Denver from
around Reno 10 attend the coming
meeting Of the National StockgrowerH
association. Mr.. Scott Davis. the local
i've stock agent. OF the Union Pacific.
VIII take the party to Denver and look
after their comforts while at the
Queen city Of the Plains.
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COuNr NOTES.

4 decree Of foreclosure and. Judgment
for ts2 10 was rendered by Judge
Iiilea today In the case OF the Mutual
Benefit life Insurance company Va j.
y. Dc woodey.
Thomas Lawrence, native OF Eng
by Judge IIiles.
Judge Norreil will. In all probability.
make a setting OF criminal cases ON
Saturday.
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The case of Ed, W. Duncan VI the
Home Insurance company of New
YORK 81 al was dismissed. upon stipula.
ton by Judge cherry today. This
was an action brought by plaintiff to
recover FROM the defendant company
lhg sum OF 2l,llG.i0, ON account Of a
policy held on a dwelling house known
aH $50 south. second West street. this
cry, which was destroyed by IRE In
August. 1897, The policy was Issued
20 ", q, Hutton. but assigned by the
latter to plaintiff. The defense was
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Charleston. W. Va. Jan. is.-Thc
house attempted 10 notify the senate
of It's organization today, but that body
adjourned without recognizing thu
committee. The governor atill ignores
the house Organization and has sent
In no communication whatever. Dc-
putationr talk OF making an organisa-
tion OF their own aud appealing 10 thu
governor for recognition unieaa the
Democrats nccede 60 their demands
that the two Republican contcatcoa IN
che house be seated.
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JUSTICES, cOrRrs TODAY.

Jack Richards was found guilty BY
Justice McMnster today N stealing
sheep from John 6. Mackay. and sem
fenced 81 nay fine 81 $50 Of 10 days
days In Jail. lie had no money To pay
the ilnc and viii work II out.
Mrs. Ada nuaby was charged In JUS
ticc Sommcr's court today with keep
ing boy u school nEe away from
school The trial was set Tor tomorrow
nj D. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-18

From dispatches received last night.
the Central Pacific Affairs ase coming
to u head. Arrangements are being
made TO pay on the government IN
debtedncns and the stocks nie On the
rise. This brings forNard th- sisgrz-
ton that II II just ponuibic thar the
Union Pacific Will gain control Of tho
road earlier than was expected, 10y
those who look for that event.
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WORKING WITH RAILROADS.
Preliminary Survey for The aereu Extension
Completed.
Nevada gattiemcn for Denver Utah
cattle NJ the show. Aston Hat
tsry aoe. East.

The preliminary survey for the OK
tension NJ the Morcur road To the
West nip has been completed Nothing
In the way Of construction viii be done
until spring. General Manager Jacobs
has gone east on business Tor the road,
accompanied by his family. he viii not
BE- back until the 9Th or 9Th ~ Feb.
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Harrow. to iiepre.en, Michigan.

Lansing. Mich. Jan. is.-The two
houses Of the legislature met IN Joint
convention at noon today and ratified
IN. election OF United States Senator
held by the senate and house rspar-
ntcly yesterday. cenntor Julius Caesar
burrowa, the present Republican In
cumbent received iiO votes.
Daniel J. campau OF Detroit receive
ed the Democratic vote OF 10.
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Washington, Jan. iS.-It was state
nt the war department that no an.
nouncemcnt would be made today II
the detail for the court martial In the
case 90 commissary General gtrtn.
II N likoly that the department h ia
Geographic correspondence with NUN.
Der OF officers % hlgh runK who are
regarded aa available. 10 asccrt,In
whether they can undertake duty on
the court martial without injury 10 Tho
service 10 which they are now ssisnrd.
ienilne the result of these irauiiics
IL OF course not possible 10 publlsh
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Panic alta Chicago Tire.

Chicago. Jan. iS.-Severai hundred
men and women employed In the big
building at ihi Market street were
thrown Into a panic today by IA frc
which broke out on the fourth iloOr.
nnd although no one was injured many
had narrow escapes, The structure
was occupied by number OF makers
hats. The losses sustained aggregate
$50 900
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william 4. Now .p.uh,. Dragon.

Derlin. Jan. is.-i:mperor william re-.
ceivcd the Chinese minister. I.u llhu
Ilouan. today, who presented his ms.
1erty with the Insignia of the Double
Dragon, conferred upon IN" German
emperor by tho emperor Of china.
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MARRIED TODAY.

Brigham Smith. Of South Cottonwood.
and Miss Kate u. Adklns,of the Twenti-
eth ward. this city. were married In the
Temple nt high noon today. The couple
have thu best Wishes OF a host % friends
for future happiness.
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u. a. W. Train Service.

Tho Rio Grandc Western passenger
department win issue ON Friday. ,iie
goth. a circular setting forth IL new
train service east and wcat. On all
through trains improved sleeping ears
VIII run through without change,
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Husbands Accusation. Against Ills WIFE
Ia q suit for Divorce.

~ y fNAA tfhfsfs
John J, nuohler commenced divorce
nrocccdingH against his wife. Lucy
liuehler. Ia the Third district court to-
day. Tile complaint alleges chat tho
parties iniermarried In Los, Angles,
CAT, on the 18th " June. 1871 Do
PENDANT h accused OF misconduct with
q man whose name IN unknown 10
plalntlm at her own home on Third
south street, this city, In August. isgs
She 10 also accused OF having visited
houses NJ ill-fnme during her hua-
bands absence from the city, Plaintiff
says that hts business requires him TO
DO absent from his home the greater
portion ~ his limo.
There M" two children, boy and
Firl, aged and 4 years. which plain
IN prays 90 BE- awarded the custody
Of MS wrll as being allowed divorce.
Next Saturday Judge Cherry viii
make "a setting Of civil cases for trial
without n Jury.
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omaha. Jan. is.-Thc following IL nc
vote for senator:
Allen Pop). %; Hayward. p, Eiin
-: Webster. 10. Thompson . tiell,
"a Iamb.rtson, ., Hlnnhaw. =. % guln Of
4. Adams, 2. Reese. 2. Weston. 2. Ma
jorn, Valentine. Martin. 2, sAin OF /;
iinincr. g n loss OF L. Dnvidson. y
Cornish. 1; Van Duscn. j, ross l.
Little dropped out.
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Hartford. Conn. Jan. is.-The two
branches Of the Connecticut assembly
met IN Joint session today and declared
Gen. Joseph u, iInwicy elected United
States Senator for six years,
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McAfec WIN. The Ca.c.

The jury In the ease Of Mike Flts-
gerald against Patrick McAfec, an ac.
count N which appeared In Tuesday'a
NeWH' returned a verdict today In
favor " the defendant.
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The cnse Of G. g. waynlck vs. Low
Axtei 81 al, was dismissed by Judge
cherry today on motion OF the plain
TN. This was an action IN repievin
and was brought TO recover mare
wagon. plough. etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-18

Jefferson city. Mo-. Jan. s.--At noon
today the legislature In Joint session
formally elected Francis N. cockrcll to
his NTH term In the q. y. Senate.
The vote stood: Cookrell ios. Kerens
q.
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,,.r,oy,.l, ~. Mediterranean.

Paris, Jan. is.-Thc Goiiel today pub
fishes % report TO the eject that the
ear In May next will spend fortnight
10 the Riviera. where. the paper ADDS
dent Fnur and by Emperor William
OF Germany.
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Eastman X. Dayl. succeed. Himself.

H. Paul. MINI. Jan. is.-in Joint ser.
sion ~ the Legislature today the Jour
mails Of both houses were read, giving
the vote east by each yesterday. and
speaker bar, fsuu.s>Aty uerfafeI Curh-
.'isn X. Davis 10 have beet, ci~ctrd To
succeed himself IN the u. +. Hcnatn.
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Joint iialiat.

81. Paul. MINI, Jan. IA bismarck
special 10 the Dispatch says
The firHt Joint ballot was east today.
The vote stood.
johnson dep). 20; Marshall. i2. Lit
tie, \; lamoure. \. Hanna. q. Mccum-
bre, q; Cooper, y; llannaiin. q. all Re-
publlcanH, ana Roach, Democrat. A..
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Hale to nsprs.en, Maine.

Augusta. Me. Jan. is.-Iioih branches
OF the legislature met today In Join,
convention aud the election ~ Eugene
Hale Tor United states Senator was
formally announced.
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DIED.

PARRY--At the residence ~ Mr.,
Sarah Williams. ii9 south finn Weft
street. Jan. 10. OF typhoid fever. Mnr..
gerit, wife of VIM. Parry. recently -,
Sconcld, but formerly of Knmns, asa
~ years Deceased leaves a huHhhhi
and five small children.
Funeral services win he held az " r.
m. tomorrow Thursday, Jan. 10, M mo
Fifteenth ward chapel. Friends are m
vited To attend.
Salt Lake papers. please copy.
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Kiromrxnn mrAnp rnoM.
The Last 81 the tine onlu.rcd Dersi.he.
surf.udrra TO the British.

cairo, Jan. is.-Thc whole remaining
force NJ Ahmed Fodil. the only nncon-
qucrcd Dervish chicftain numbering
about 5000 men, has surrendered 20
the british on the Blue Nile. Fedil cs-
ava nal
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To have the best material IN cooking
IN half the battle. when you can de-
pend on what you put into your food
bringing certain results. you can figure
TO conclusion on how well your food
VIII please those 10 whom II II served.
II you would have the best results from
baking you should use Y. <. baking
Powder. II has a quality which dis
unguishea II above all others ana the
price makes II an economy In your
household.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-18

The Supreme court heard arguments
In the following cases today;
Friedrich stoli W the DAILY Mining
company. appellant.
Joseph II. Haslam Va James N. Has
lam,
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ten years ago was ten million pounds.
the deposit ~ Bornx Lake being one Oh
the richest ever developed.
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The sale for ciementine DE We're be-
gan at the box Office this morning ut
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Helena. Montana. Jan. is.-Tadny's
senatoriai ballots Conrad. 90. Clark. a6i
Teelc. \: Power Oiep). 10.
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that Button had prior to the Issuance
OF the policy sold the promises to :. w.
Morrison.
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10 CunE A com IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tableta.
All druggists refund the money II "
fails to cure. Csc. The genuine has I'
u. Q. on each tablet.
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sio,oo. sii.oo AND si..oo SUITS
For sb,ab Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, al NJ. IA. Deaky's.
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/ the Theater. with very good Indications
for q large turnout.

Mr.. william l.. M,lley advance man
aver OF puddnhead Wilson. " III w.
CITY. distributing the printing TOT tnat
noted organization. he confirms w
.cror, ~ immense business on the
coast. and says that Miss Dryers sue
ceTs vas Of the most positive nature
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\. Change IN Delaware.

Dover, Del. Jan. iS.-Thc Delaware
LEGISLATURE met AT noon today In joint
session 10 ballot for u. \. senator. The
ballot resulted nr follows
AddickH Union itepD 10. Dupont
Reg. nepJ n. Hillcs uiepD ?. ueorge
Gray nDcn.) Is: Handy Dcm.l 3; ]. q.
Gray DEM I. Absent .. Necessary
60 choice -.
No election. A second ballot was then
taken but without change.
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A Tumor Formed
Finally 1t Broke lnwardly
and Discharged
Trouble Began With Dyspepsia
and Impure Blood
Thorough Course Of Hoods sarsa-
parllia CompIctoly Curos.


There Is danger In impure blood.
Disease aud suffering ARE surely com.
ing To those who neglect this threaten
Ing symptom. Read this;
"Gllllam, Missouri.
&C. !. Hood e Co., Lowell, Mass;
"GentlemeG;-My troubles began with
nervous headaches, which would last
me Tor two or three days. The doctors
pronounced my trouble Dyspepsia, but
they could not do anything for me, aud
advised a change OF location. AZ the age
OF 6oa tumor formed ON my spine, which
Was Worry Painful
but did not rise or discharge, The doctor
thought best to cut 1t out, but objected.
II finally broke and discharged a great
deal. The doctors said thcy could do
nothing for It. Then the tumor began TO
rise inwardiy and discharge. read much
about cures by Hoods sarsaparllla aud
thought would try II. Before had
finished taking one bottle / was much
relieved. continued the use Of Hoods
sarsaparllla, and after taking ~ bottles
was entirely cured. am now well, have
a good appetite and feel that owe my
LIE to Hoods sarsaparilla." W. ID. FoR..
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS

Following are today'a ore and bullion
receipts. a. reported by the Institutions
below indicated;
MCCORMICK & co.
liannucr bullion ... ..........,f 200
Silver ana lead ores ..........., $50
Total e.. &c. -. ......."f o'uoo
It. II. JONES q co.
uteN zee &c. 80. .s.s. .sssssssssssN a'spp
hulioh s's's.s'... ...s.''ss' ''ss "'s"'
Total ........ ''N"'sVV
BAMBERGER 4 MCMILLAN.
Ores o.. -. ..... ..............,t $500
wELLs-FARGo a co,
hullon ssssts see s.ssssssssss tssf aif-f
In the metal market casting copper
stood at lsis cents a pound.