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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08
Bean aud Choynski to Spar

Willard Bean came down from Sal,
Lake Yesterday morning to get his
training apparatus. He advises us that
arrangements are being made for him
ana Joe Choynski to spar in the Grand
opera house ON Monday evening, April
II. II will be limited round contest
and promises some fast work. Willard
returned TO Salt Lake yesterday after.
noon 10 do some training for the
match.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county clerk as follows:
April 5--IIeber T. Booth, aged 80,
and Elizabeth Warren, aged "a, both
OF Provo.
April 6--Thomas Crandall. aged 81,
aud Ethel Page. aged 20. both OF Pay
son.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08
Conference Rates Via R. G. W /.

For the annual conference OF Latter
day Saints dt Salt Lake Cily, April o
to o inclusive, the r. G. w. railway
vii! make n rate OF 81 80 from Provo To
Salt Lake aud return. Tickets will bp
sold on April 3, o. z, 8 ana 8. GoDd fOr
returning until April 10 Remember
the X. G. w. runs four last trains each
way daily. 4. FoUTs. Agent.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

Notice Of the killing Of hefer alorE
the Rio Grande Western between &c.
ueva and American Fork was filed
Yesterday.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08
NEIGHBORHO0D.

n s. Hines made business trip TO
Salt Lake Thursday morning.
S X King went to Spanish Fork on
legal business Thursday morning.
CACu paid for wheat nj the Provo
CAOll Keller Mills, opp. depot.
Earl B Allen is going 10 deal In ice
this summer. Buy your ice OF Earl.
Music houks bound rs they should he.
F. E. Crouch, opp. posloflice. Provo.'
Go to E. Titus under Spcckart's meat
market for short. order mealshls spe.
cialiy. ca
Dr.S. II. Allen Is the proud father Of
a little daughter. Mother and child
are doing we'll
Editor Gibson OF the Springvllle In
dependent paid THE DEMOCRAT very
pleasant call Thursday.
Full line OF patent medicines. cough
remedies, etc. always on hand at the
Elkhorn Pharmacy."4i
+. II. Holzheimer. one OF the leading
attorneys OF Eureka, was in Provo on
legal business Thursday.
Used by refined people east and west
Copper Pate Roman Type. TO be
found only at The SHELTON Co.
G. II. Blomsterberg attended n meet
ing Of the State Horticulture Associa-
tIon In Salt Lake last Wednesday.
Egg food, will make your hens lay,
something every egg producer wants
Ge, II at the Elkhorn pharmacys44
&c. G. Granville came down from
Salt Lake Thursday morning TO look
after his business interests Ia Provo.
For Sale. Choice fruit trees-tru to
name Apply to W. George Talmage
Provo Bench. OF BOX 70, Pfoyo.62-4t
Geo. Il. Howe OF Provo Is world
beaier on bicycle bargains. Ee has a
full line OF ladies'. gents and boys
Wheels
For bargains in groceries, hardware,
crockeryware, glassware and sporting
goods 90 to Geo. E. Howe, eS Center
street. Provo.@
We did intend TO try and give list
OF conference visitors this week, but
the volume was TOO strong for us. All
Of the city went.
Lots OF building Is in contemplation
IN Provo this coming summer. Con-
tractors here should be full OF business
during the season.
r. r. Thurman is spending Tuesdays
and Fridays Ia Salt Lake In connection
with his dulles NJ private secretary to
United States Senator Rawlins.
Our new Copper Plnie Roman Type
has arrived. The latest style IN type
Tor Cards. Invilatiuns, and all fine
printing. The Shelton Publishing Co.
You can buy all kinds OF field and
garden seeds OF Geo z. Howe, Provo.
Special prices made on orchard grass
and Kentucky Blue grass. Seeds IN
quantities.
The Smoot Drug Co. are noted for
the purity OF their wines and liquors
Prices right Remember they are the
only licensed wholesale liquor dealers
10 Provo.sU2
uava vour abstract. nrepared by
Havsrcan,n A. 20 Thev .how every
trans,er liens and judgments. 70 anv
property Ia otah county write 'nem
NJ PROVO otan'-<o
II. w. Davis has leased the property
on ] street formerly occupied by W.P.
Bennett's coal yard and Is relnodelling
The premises Tor n livery stable. lie
proposes 10 open up a thoroughly frst.
class stable la q few days.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

Anna May Berkluy VS. Andrew Berk
ley, heard aud plaintiff granted divorce
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

ton for distribution granted Order
entered that notice to creditors has
been given.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

Rio Grande Western Railway com
pany VS.. O.sen and Lindquist, dismissed
by request Of plaintiffs attorneys.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

In matter OF estate Of Elisha II
Davis, deceased, Elisha II Davis ap.
pointed administrators. with bond Of
$1,000.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

State W.. Nose Jones. defendant ar.
raigned and pleaded not guilty. Bond
continued in force.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

In matter OF estate OF r. ID. Swasey
deceased, sale of personal property
confirmed.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

In matter OF estate of James + Car
ter. decree entered that notice to cred
itors has been given.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

Tn matter OF estate of Johanna Chris
tina Nelson, same order.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08

In matter Of estate OF Polly A. Car
ner heuipg on ap l'cat on for letters
OF administration 10 Albert NJ. Carter,
set for April OH. at 10 am.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08
FOURTH DISTRICT.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
NEW CURRENCY Reform BILL.

. A CONSERVATIVE MEASURE PREPARED BY
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS COMMITTEE
Washington, May 2.-Several members OF the
House. Republican Caucus Committee, which has
been engaged at Atlantic City in the prepara-
ton of a currency reform measure. have arrived
in this city. Chairman Henderson would not
discuss the measure agreed upon In advance or
its submission to the Republican members OF
the Senate Finance Committee. When the TWO
bodies will come together Mr.. Henderson was
unable 10 say Senator Aldrich the chairman
Of the Senate Committee, is expected to return
from Europe on May 9. and the joint session
will depend In q measure on the wishes or the
members Of the Senate Committee.
The Caucus Committee decided to report noth-
ing on which all the members were not agreed
and this is believed to indicate that the meas
ure finally adopted is not thoroughly compre-
hensve one member of the committee said
tonight that the bill agreed upon was of con-
servative character and he believed 1t would
meet with the approval OF the Senate Commit
tee and the Republican party. Nearly every
section Of the country. he added, was represent
ed on the committee naturally leading TO some
divergence Of views, so that the provisions
agreed to were more limited in number than
would have been the case had the committee
not decided to harmonize all sections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
MR.. ATKINSON'S EXPLANATION.
HE SAYS HIS PAMPHLETS ARE PUBLIC
DOCUMENTS PRINTED BY ORDER
OF THE SENATE.
OF THE SENATE.

roston Nav when the Washington dispatch
saying the Postmaster General had directed that
certain documents prepared by him be taken from
the mails TO Manila was shown to Edward Atkin-
son this afternoon he said he had received no
direct communication from Washington about the
matter. He explained that the documents were
compiIations of facts and figures taken from the
debates in Congress. and calling attention TO points
overlooked In debate.
"By action Of the Senate Mr.. Atkinson con-
tinued these compilations were published as Sen
ate documents and they are now public documents
or the United States. Therefore. any action taken
toward keeping them out Of the malls would Imply
that Congressional records and ofi1cial documents
Of the United States are unsuitable to be sent 10
officers Of the volunteer regiments now In Manila
whose term of service has expired and whose re-
turn to this country is demanded by officials OF
certain States who say that the men are entitled
"Tbere are two pamphlets only The first edi-
ton OF the first. printed in November WAS ueul-
catod N President Mckinley in support Of his
abatement that forclble annexation would be GRIM
iraI eqeression' The facts and figures given IN
that namphlet were made the frequent subjects OF
debate in the House of Representatives ana IN the
Senate during the session, and the paInpniet as
whole was finally printed by order OF the Senate as
Senate Document No. g.
"The second pamphlet was issued late IN Feo-
ruor, when Il appeared that acts Of criminal ag-
eression were being committed In the Phhppihe
Islands In that pamphlet certain facts and state
ments were submitted to attention IN the senate
and were the subject OF debate and that painpi"et
again. by order of the Senate was printed as a
Senate document. I have copy OF No 0-' anu
have sent for a copy of the latter
"These pamphlets were on April ~ ana % au.
dresseA nv me 70 Admiral George Dewey. President
schurman, Professor Worcester General d. w. o'i9'
General Lawton. General Miller. anu 'ne oo,
spondent OF a New York Illustrated weekly III Nd
uo Nore others have 10 my knowledge been
sent to anv one l desired to send them 10 olhef
officers and for that purpose notified the war De-
partment OF my Intention and asked TOT ns. M
that would give me the names II II IS uniMd NAV W "
o. a citizen ~ the United States 20 COMMUNICATE
with other citizens in Manila by sending mem mem
documents in private edition Whcn % nare snn, e
,Tnfed nv order OF the United states Sehate as
hubble documents am content 10 leave the matter
at that exact point which requires no comment
frou me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
DIR. DE COSTA PROTESTS TOO.
ASKS BISHOP POTTER TO ORDER AN IN
vEsTIGATION BEFORE ORDAINING
DIR BRIGGS.

The Rev. DR.. B. F. De Costa, rector Of the
Church OF st. John the Evangelist. yesterday
added his protest TO that made by the Rev. Dr.
+. NJ. Clendenin, rector Of St. Peters Church
West Chester. against the proposed ordination
to the Episcopal priesthood of the Rev. DR.
Charles A. Briggs. He announced that he had
sent the following letter to Bishop Potter:
Church of st. John the Evangelist.
May @ 1899.
The Right Rev. Henry c. Potter. D. d., LII. d.,
Bishop of New-York.
Dear Sir: Public rumor" having accused the
Rev. Charles Augustus Briggs D. D.. OF teaching
doctrine contrary TO that held by the Protestant
Episcopal Church, hereby very respectfully, call
upon YOU In accordance with canon 2, title z, H.
to order an investigation. am. very faithfully,
Rector of the Church OF st. John the Evangelist
New-York
Dr. De Costa, in speaking of the controversy.
said that Bishop Potter could not possibly under
the law OF the Episcopal Church insist on the
ordination of DR.. Briggs without full and
thorough investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
B4LTIuORE GOES DEMOCRATIC.
DEFEAT OF MAYOR MALSTER BY THOMAS
G. HAYES-FIRST ELECTION UNDER
THE NEW CHARTER

Baltimore, May 2 (SpecaD.-Thomas Gordon
Hayes Democrat. ex-State Senator and men,
ber OF the Commission which drew up the new
charter Of Baltimore City, was to-day elected
Mayor, defeating Mayor William T. Master Re-
publican candidate for reelection. by over 5000
majority the entire Democratic city ticket being
elected Mayor Masters ward gave 1877 ma
tority for the Democratic ticket. but In the ward
where his great shipbulding works are he received
sos majority
Wards which two years ago gave MaIstcr hand
some matorities to-day went from 300 TO 600 against
him. skpwith Wilmer was elected president Of
the second branch City Council. and James h.
Smith City Controller. The Democrats Will con-
trail both branches of the City Councils
The intense interest In the election did not cause
anv serious trouble. There was less trouble grow
ing out of race prejudices than had been expected
No attempts made to intmidate the negroes
In the precincts where the negroes are strongest
and even outnumber the whites, there was not as
much disorder as the lower wards OF the eastern
section A fight between negroes and whites IN
- boino Fatally stabbed by a negro. Several
others in the fight were slightly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
PATTY DE CLANS TESTIMONY.
INTERVIEW WITH MINISTER OF WAR CAUSES q
SENSATION.

Paris May 2--The Figaro" In It's p",.as puono".,o,
OF the testimony given in the Dreyfus de-
before the Court OF Cessation continues '''o
nos,tion OF Lieutenant Colonel du Paty ue -" 80
who in the course Of his evidence saia Una. va. ISn
NJ. Cavaignac became Minister OF wa .oror,.
D., do Clam, wished to warn him OF Lieutenant,
rolorel Uenrys forgery. but the Minister reiuseu
- see MIN untf after the Interpolation had oeo"
made. -. =. haa doubts
when he told the Minister that he haa uo'ps. -.
concerning certain documents Snsness "a
piTleSS; aafsment the Figaro" says pr9dureIh pn he
sensation in the court, and dp ra'y K suppressed
came itness further said that
Henry alluded to General Met9a sbose interest have
to his wife "You know III ""0''
acted" ,,o, ouastion du Patty de Clam
said' IGeneral de Boisdeirre ptoiiiSeu W 49,
no,r he sacrifices me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
JTALY'S CABINET MAY RESIGN.
R1yMoR THAT GENERAL PELLoUX WILL
rr>-Drp IT'S WITHDRAWAL, TO-DAY

RIJMOR THAT GENERAL PELLOUX WILL
TENDER ITS WITHDRAWAL TO-DAY.
Rome MAY 2-The Cabinet will meet to-nor-
row morning, and it is rumored that General
Pelloux will tender the resignation Of the Minis
try to King Humbert.
General Pelloux went to the Quirlnal TINS even
ING and reported the situation TO King Humbert.
The scene in the Chamber when Signor Crispi
reproyed Admiral Canevaro for divuiging state
documents was striking.
1--WE are giving with light hearts" said Crspl'
"a sorry spectacle to Europe. ask the Cham-
ber to cease this discussion
The Deputies treated Signor Crispi with ex-
traordinary Difference, several rising and ex-
claiming HE is only mani"
AS three-fourths Of the Deputies are hkely 10
vote against the Government, 1t Is believed that
General Pelloux has decided to repeat strate-
CIV often employed by Marquis di Rudinl ana 10
resign forthwith In which case King Humoert
will probably invite him TO reconstruct the Cab
met.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
CASHIER AND HONEY NISSAN.

RApGERs EMPLOYERS THINK HE HAS Bh'f'N
VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY
Tho noIice have been asked by the oficials OF
.ha panama steamship Company to look for Gard
ner Badger. thirty years old Badger was EN-
ployed by the company as Its clerk ana easn,el nl
at the companys pier at West Eishteenth-st one
80 h,s auties was TO pay the men employed at the
pIer every Tuesday Yesterday Badger went 10
the company's main Office. at No. 70 Broaawsy, 70
securs a check for the amount Of the payroll
which amounted this week to u'O lie rec"''eN
the check and went to get II cashed.
When he did not appear at the pier at the usnAi
time inquiry was made. Il was then learned tnat
he had left the Office OF the company so"e hou's
The police of the West Twenteth-st police sta
ton were called in and they began 10 hunt 10,
Badger, but up to late hour last nisnt had iou"u
no clew OF him. =, ~. ,.,a,. .ha,
Badger has stolen the money They believe ,,s, Una,
scmefhing has happened TO him. Badger lVes a.
ya go Weshington-ave, Brooklyn, and Is said
~ he much thought OF in church circles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
THE COUNTRYs FOREIGN POLICY.
GOVERNMENT TO MAKE A STATEMENT TO-DAY
cANEvARo CAUSES A STIR IN THE HOUSE

GOVERNMENT TO MAKE A SIAIEMENi AO-DNi-
cANEvARo CAUSES STIR IN THE HOUSE
Rome May 2-In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day
there was another prolonged and animated discus
sion regarding the Governments foreign pohcy'
growing out OF various interpretations Tne oeDa'e
was again adjourned until tomorrow, when tne
Government will make a statement covering all the
questions raised
in the course of the discussion Admiral Zane
varo Minister for Foreign Affairs created hVey
sensation by producing in response 10 the a.'a.h ~
upon his policy at San-Moon Bay, an official letter.
signed by Count Bonin Longare. Under secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs in the Cabinet OF Mar
ouis III Rudinf addressed to the Minister OF MarIne
~ that time Signor Brin, requesting tne latteiL "
begin some action that would secure ior TAP iy, ,er
station in China The production OF tne .ellei u
demonstrated that the leaders OF tne presem' III CR
nostion really opened the policy they are now cr't
clsing. -. In making nubiic a.
sanrat document evoked sharp comment from % MAJ
0uis di Rudin signor Crispi. the toTmer hasn, NJ
puS puS otber leading members OF the Chamher.. 81
naiy General Pelloux. the Premier askea Id ra. @ o
debS,e he adjourned. and the House rose aihiu eon
aid excitement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
LAWTON TAKES BALINAG.
INSJ1RGENT FORCE BEATEN
AND SCATTERED.
AMERICAN LOSS ONLY TWO WOUNDED
WHILE THE FILIPINOS SUF-
FER SEVERELY.

FER SEVERELY.
washington, May 2,-The following cable dis
..,cb was received by the War Department
.,or,,v before midnight:
Manila.
.,a,utant General, Washington:
General Lawton's column, passing westward
..Or, Norzagaray captured Balinag and VIII
,ooss IN vicinity yesterday, scattering and pur-
.,,,,s sixteen hundred insurgent troops. His
or,v casualties. two wounded; insurgent loss
ssveral killed large number wounded and capt
rrsd Numbers not stated.
eBave opened communication with Lawton
via Malolos by means OF Hale's troops and de-
,oo,ments from city. OTIS"
CONDITION OF THE PRISONERS.
The following dispatch was received at mid
night:
Manila, May g.
"Adiutant- General, Washington:
List Of prisoners in hands of insurgents just
received shows Lieutenant Gilmore and seven
enlisted men Navy lost from Yorktown and six
enlisted men Army. three Of the six wrongfuy
arrested in January before hostilities began,
an reported to be doing well. Besides the above
two men in hands of insurgents. South and
Captain Rockefeller. still unaccounted for.
OTIS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
THE POPE NAMED AS ARBiIRAToh'

To ADJUST THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE BETWEEN
uAYTT AND sANro DOMINGO
Washington May 2-The foLo"ihs iie' -. s",.
30. ,nade public at the State Department to-day:
,..a,oa rs,a,,ons existing between the re-
nuhl,cs OF Hayti and Santo Domingo caused y 10 y
dispute over the boundary ine ne,weT" The whole
cuss,ion with others involved Is 70 be reterrea 70
The Holy See Pope Leo XIII, at home 70 raassne
trnoos on the frontier In untrue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
INFLUENZA IN INDIA.

Allahabad. May "A severe epidemic OF influenza
IA prevailing at Simia. The Viceroy Loru 1u'
OF Kedleston. was attacked Win the uise",
% % - o,,a,.scan, The yicereine Lady Curzon,
"a now suffering from the same malay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
DISSENTING OPINION.
A DISbENIINT OII-NIO-7'
Judge Goodrich wrote a dissenting opinion
I'm which he said in part:
GALS NOT WORRIED.

II Is conceded In the prevailing opinion that the
directors have large discretion In determining the
amount OF the surplus, and that they may largely
Increase the reserve and contingent FUNDS can
no, SEQ any greater exercise OF discretion In doing
this than in distributing only part OF the sur sur
us 70 the policy holders and reservng the balance
Tor the protection OF the policy y-holders or that
anv dIffsrent result would be attained II. instead
of calling the S43.OODUo surplus IL h'" "e'i' N
contingent reserve.
Alexander & Green represented the Equitable
and the appeal was argued on its behalf by ex-
Judge Hornblower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
WAITING FOR THE COURTS DECISION

Paris May Ain the Chamber Q! pepuuss sosd aU
day number OF Interpretations Ne'u NJ
- ,ha Dreyfus revelations. The Premier. ~ ~.
pupuy moved that they be adjourned announced Mnn
tnS nnSSnent on The matter The motion was adopteo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
ANOTHER SEALER RETURNS.

ONLY ONE or THE CANADIAN FLEET NOW OUT
scHooNER's CREW LOST. 1T Is FEARED.
st. Johns. n f.. May 2-The sealing steamer
NImrod arrived here to-day from the Gulf OF 81
Lawrence with nine thousand seals. The Walrns
"a the only vessel of tho scaling fleet that now re-
mains out The fee foes which blockade the norih-
nrp coast are probably preventing her making
,,ort arhe coasting schooner Margaret was crusheo
- the ice OFF St Johns last night, and II Is reared
maj her crew OF four men. all Drothers, mas
perished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

ro,g Island Railroad downtown ticket office re-
moved from LIB 10 i2o Broadway' Equi'a"ie Aie""''
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
TOMORROW. THURsssID,AtnYs ,tns AND

sllos Fifth Avenue Art Galleries Important sale
of rare and valuable oil paintngsi Rrysdaei. Mor-
land Romney. Rembrandt Franz Hais.-AdvI
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-05-25
LONE ROCK.

Mrs II. @. Clark gave lecture on
women's foreign mission work, at the
NJ. 4. Church Sunday evening.
About 1900 head of sheep passed here
Saturday headed for the east. They ex-
pect TO be about fve months on the
trail.
BoRS-Saturday evening May 20, to
the wife OF Ted Mathews 15 pound girl.
And Ted has quit making posts ever
since.
Jerry Wicker came over from North
Fork Of the John Day Monday. He was
looking for some horses which had sud-
denly disappeared and may have been
stolen.
Several OF the Haystack, Grant Co.
cattle men brought over about 200 head
OF cattle which they were taking to
Arlington to deliver TO the eastern COW
man, Mr.. Reynolds.
A. L. Winland who was driving stage
for J. b. Goff, from Lone Rock to Hepp-
ner, met with O rather serious accident
last Saturday In the way OF shooting
himself In the left leg jnst back Of the
knee joint. When about ii miles from
Lone Rock, coming this way he took
out his 3S revolver and shot at coyote
when the horses sprang forward and
the pistol went off and sent bullet
through his leg.