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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-29

Washington, April s5,-CApt. O. T.
Wilde, U. y. N, Of the U. .. 8. Boston,
has protested againht the promotion Of
Col. Miller to a brigadier gsnsrslshiP
as reward for the capture Of Iloilo.
1t appears that this capture was eject
ed entirely by naval forces under the
command of Capt. Wilde and that it
was not until after the capture, had
been effected that the place was turned
ever to Col. Miller, who up to that sinas
had nothing TO do with It's capture.
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nodv. Will Paw the Cubans.

Washington, April 95.-Maj, Francis
b. Dodge, of the pay department, re
Gently relieved from duty at Denver
has been selected by the war depart
ment to disburse the 81, 900, 900 allotted
by the government for the payment o
the troops of the Cuban army, as con
dition of its disbandment.
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breckenridge, Col, April 25.-The
snow blockade which has prevented
trains entering this place since Febru-
airy 4, 10 days ago, was broken yester-
day when at 5:4O p. IN. the rotary plow
steamed up to the depot followed by
the passenger train. The rotary broke
down ~ miles from the depot and yes
terday morning over 100 citizens turned
out with shovels and picks and cleared
the tracks. There are still many miles
of track to be cleared of snow and ice
before the South Park line will be
opened to Leadville, but it is believed
that the most difficult portion is past.
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Peculiar Action OF a Minister.

Parlxersburg, W. Va, April 24.-A
Spanishburg, two mountaineers wer
arrested In church by the minister
The minister was also deputy sheriff
During the services he saw two noun
taineers, for whom he had warrants, ii
the congregation. The minister drev
his revolver and handcuffed the men
He then placed them near the pulpit
finished the services and took his priS
onprs to iail.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-29

Philadelphia, April a5. - Former
United States District Attorney Ellery
P. Ingham and Deputy Internal Rev
enue Collector Downey were arrested
by secret service officers on the charge
of aiding the Lancaster counterfeitelS
in their efforts to flood the country
with bogus treasury notes and interna
revenue tobacco stamps, The arrest o.
lngham created great sensation OIL
account of his prominence and his former
connection with the government ~
United States attorney for the eastern
district Of Pennsylvania.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-29

Des Moines, Ia, April 25.-Property
owners at Pomeroy complain that in
surance companies will not take Their
risks since the recent fire in which II
was reported most of the town was de
stroycd. Charges of incendiarism wert
made, which the people deny.
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william J. Bryan's Reported Proposal.

william j. Bryan's Reported Proposal.
Boston. April 24.-An offer has beer
made to George Fred Williams, of Ded
ham, Mass, of the democratic nomina
tion for vice president The offer come
from no less a person than William j
BRYAN. Williams is now considering
It. That he will accept it is quite like
ly. The offer was made to Mr.. vii
liams while he was in New York ut tn
big Chicago platform dinner.
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Havana, April 9l.--The Spanish bank
here is understood to be merging with
New York bank TO found Bank OF
Cuba, with capital of 100000 'OOO'
half of which is to be supplied by the
Snanish hank.
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win loan money on improved farm lana' ~
aud SH per cent interest
OFFICE IN HRRI.E BUILDING
p,NAI SETTLEMENT.

No,,ca ia hereby given TO all creditors and nl
NJ, SnuIs narsnns y Interested 10 the estate ol
,ouan To,n1I Isdwinisirstor de bonis non will sppS
ssS sn MAKE Anal settlement Of ssia es.S cans; u
The May term. iso9 q ,he proSb ,n Ss begun an:
s Lalssyet',s ,se osobsto court room, 10 the cl.y .
nslu .,ns,nn. m oSV an The second Monday n " May
lsOp. nuIs,,,,nr AZ bonis non.
a-Ath Auululeu""' -
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-29

Chicago, April sl.-on Il refusal OF
demands for an Increase from S3.4O To
g.. w beating, the Gold Beaters' Ma
tiunal union has ordered strike The
Chicago union, with 80 members quit
work to-day. Sis hundred beateri
throughout In, county are affected.
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AGENTS WAN'TED!

I Missouri Mutual Insurance Com
~ OF Rock Port, Missouri, want
s IN every locality in the state OF
puIl, where they are not already
Fsehted. Agents can mako from
~ S2OO per month. These com
insure farm property against loss
nlage by fire, lightning, tornado OF
anu town and city property against
oi damage by fire and tornado
insure glass against breakaRe.
are the Oldest and largest com
F. 10 The state Of Missouri and have
estSsaDle capital of over seventeen
~" uOllars. kBAddress,
H. F. STAPEL, Secretary,
Rock Port, Missouri.
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w,,,. Roardlnr a Moving Train.

Marshall, H., April sl.-Irwin Prevo
was killed In attempting to board q
moving freight train on the Big -Four
in this city yesterday evening. Three
cars passed over his body and he was
cut to pieces. Prevo was about 20 years
old and single.
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II Won contemplate buying a sswias
Machine. cali at this ONCE and see tn'
asw white Machine, high grade, drop,
head, oak fniAh. This !. bargain AH'
The % only one thA, We will have Tor SALE
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ms. Very Reason

.p.Da" said Benny Bloobumpel'
..vhr Ar. days OF grace allowed on a
"V.f ,"ro avoid week. Of disgrace" Fep''sa
Lr Bloobumper.-Judge'
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CLUBBING RATES.

iSrELLloENcER will send you any
Vt magazine In the United States,
uArantee the regular delivery OF all
= and magazines. We do all the
usAnd save you money and trouble
lALLloENoER one year and
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The family that keeps on hand and uses
occasionally the celebrated Prickly Ash
Bltters is always well regulated family
Eor sale by Llroy Farmer 4-lo u
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TINE TABLE,

T,alu. will pass Lexington Juno'ion w
the Wabash as follows' $500 non.
u'sns ny Eastern Express, lliiO a. ,9. 70.
NJ 70 o. eastern express, l2;0S p IN ~
a Mail and Express, 7;0 p mi No' =
Atlantic Express, 1901 p m' 49,.
doing west--No, I, Mali aud EnpdsSs I,nds
\, ~ % a. m" No. %, Kansas CIV hoooni"us
ton. 8,02 q. m.
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x.sr BousprRAIIIEis ~

Nh N, and 10. daily except sunday
trains daily ,u.sc,tv satur-
t6ings. sunday mornings, nna ., Susd .,oad
al one fare for the ronho uip, nnrn. s
10 no 10 and including MonoaS "
lowing. -. 40 all points.
lin tourist ticketson sale 10 AL 'oui'''
.nrther information call on OF aausvs'' a,s,
II. q. SrIDHAM. Ticket Agent
-honp M. 20,
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Dewey stllI InyestiratIng.

Washington, April 25.-From dis
patch received by Secretary Long from
Admiral Dewey yesterday 1t is evident
the latter is still in the dark respecting
the whereabouts of Lieut.. Gilmore and
party, of the Yorktown, who, 1t Is
thought, were ambushed and captured
by party of Filipinos while on a voy'
age to rescue Spanish prisoners neal
BaIer. The admiral says he is endeav'
oring to ascertain the situation of the
lieutenant and his party.
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TAs Inference.

Every promiAng boy. stebhna
.Yes, alwAya promising ana ne'~
na<."-0gSlAnd RiaaA 4Al&
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4 n, ,,sIkLLioENoRR and any other
" I'EAElne M clubbing rates "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03

and flesh of their flesh, And who can
depict the hopelessness and detection
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severe asjar that he was Knocked IN
conscious and remained in this state
for some time. Considerable excitement
was caused. but Mr.. Nordvall soon be-
came himself again and went about his
work.
Owing to the legal complications that
have arisen over the letting of the con-
| tract for the third university building
the board of regents has held frequent
meetings OF late.
The social given in the main univer-
sity building on Thanksgiving eve by
the Varsity club was successful in
every respect
The professors and instructors in the
/ departments OF geology. chemistry.
physics and mineralogy have united
4 themselves into an informal organiza-
| ton for the purpose of more easily
keeping pace with the current scientific
Investigations of the day. 1t is the in
tentic4l of the professors in the various
branches to review in their meetings
the special publications of experiments
and researches in their own lines, so
that each may get the result of the
others readings, that all may keep pace
/ with present day Investigations, and
I that advanced students may be more
actively encouraged TO read the re-
views. at meeting held last Wednes-
I day afternoon DR.. ]. L. Talmage re-
viewed a paper on the Age of the
Earth disclosing some recent physical
Investigations. Dr.. J. F. Merrill re-
viewed a paper on the Magnetism of
! the Earth" Dr. Mccoy one On the
"Liquefaction and Solidification of Hy-
drogen." and DR.. KingSbury and Mr..
Hadley each gave synopses of papers
Il a
. of chemistry. The professors viii meet
twice each month, and intend to invite
the advanced students 10 listen to the
discussions.
Professor NJ. NJ. Babcock will conduct
devotional exercises during the coming
week.
In the laboratory building next Fri
day evening at o'clock Mrs. A. C.
Ewing, wife Of DR.. Ewing. will deliver a
lecture upon the subject, Recent
American Fiction" This is the third
lecture of the faculty series and is free
10 the public.
The junior football team was success
full at Logan on Thursday last defeat
ing the B. Y. a. team by 4 score of 5
to 0.
The senior football team yesterday
arranged for two games with the Agri-
cultural college at Logan The first OF
these games will be played at the col
lege next Saturday. The return game
will be played on the university CAM
pus later on.
Several times during the past week
the members of the Dramatic associa-
ton have met for rehearsal, prepara-
tory to the rendition of Arthur w. Pin
eros comedy, The Weaker Sex" The
play will be produced in the Salt Lake
theatre on Thursday, Dec. q, and will
include the following players: Chester
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03
MORE BOOKS FOR LIBRARY.
Sixty New Volumes of Standard
Literature For Public Use.

Another installment of sixty volumes
of choice literature has been received
by the public library. Very many of
the new books are the works of Be-
SAINT. Besant & Rice and Russell. Fol-
lowing are the names of authors and
titles:
Ashton-'F,orizei's Folly"
Besant-"All in n Garden Fair. "All
Sorts and Conditions of Men,, EAR
morel of Lyonesse.' Bells of ST.
PauIs." Beyond the Dreams of Avar-
ice" Captain Room Children of
Gibeon," city of Refuge" Dorothy
Foster" "A Fountain Sealed" For
Faith and Freedom Herr Paulus, .
Holy Rose In Deacon's Orders
Ivory Gate" Master Craftsman. IS
st. Katherine's by the Tower" Rebel
Queen" Revolt of Man" World Went
Very Well Then" ITO Call Her Mime
Uncle Jack" "verbena Cammelia
Stephen OTIS
Besant & Rice-"By Celia's Arbour.' -
Case of Mr. Lucraft." Chaplain of
the Fleet Golden Butterfly" Monks
OF Thelema." My Little Girl Ready
Money Mortiboy," ''Seemy Side Ten
Years Tenant" Twas in Trafalgar's
Bay" This Son of Vulcan" With
Harp and Crown"
Duff-"Early Printed Books
Elton-"Great Book Collectors"
Hooh-'Humorous Works"
MatEer-"Wonders OF the Invisible
World Remarkable Products"
weather-"Through the Famine
Districts of India" 1.-TWO vols.)
Russeli-'Alone on Wide. Wide
Sea" Convict Ship" Good Ship Mo-
hack Heart of Oak rs He the
Mann" Last Entry my Shipmate
Louise" Mystery of the Ocean Lin
err Ocean Tragedy" ION Fo'kstle
Head" Tale of the Ten
Sala-"Things Have Seen and Peo-
pie l Have Known (two vols.)
Sterling-"The Highland Brigade in
Crimea."
Temole-"story Of by Life" 1.-TWO
yols.)
zimmern-"Home Life of Ancient
Greeks
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University Notes.

After the much-needed Thanksgiving
recess the university students viii set
tie down to the routine of class work
again tomorrow morning.
@ @ @
During the first three days of last
week chapel was conducted by Profess
sor George Q. Coray.
Professor r. r. Lyman will speak in
Riverton tonight.
At the last faculty meeting the COM
mittee on reception to be given to Da-
vid $. Jordan reported as TO the nature
of the programme TO be carried out. and
also the kind of refreshments to be
served. The committee was instructed
to proceed with its preparations.
@ 9 -
During the past three weeks men
have been at work on the new univer-
sity site making excavations for the
foundations for the normal and library
buildings. The excavation for the for
mer has been completed. and Mr.. Ro-
ney, the contractor. viii begin laying
the stone of the foundation tomorrow
g @ @
The only feature connected with the
Thanksgiving social that was not pleas
ant was an accident that happened to
the janitor, Mr.. Nordvall. While NOV
ing the piano the janitor was damned
between it and the wall and received so
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w Ames. Theodore Best. S. L. Rich
ards, W. L. Dunn, r E. Grover. Ar
thur yelling and George s. Gibbs.
Freda Barnum. Nellie Boyer, e. Ange-
line Holbrook. Blanche Thomas. Kath-
crime Thomas, Ella Walker and Maggie
Cahoon.
o 8 6
The Delta Phi win resolve itself into
a political primary tomorrow afternoon
as the first step toward it's work in
practical government. The boys are
also working towards an intercollegiate
society for work in debate and ora
tory.
o % o
On Monday and Tuesday last the
football boys held meetings to decide
whether they should practice further
this season or put away their suits.
They decided that If games could be
secured with the High school or either
Of the Logan schools that they would
remain in the field and practice vigor-
ously for either of these meets.
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Building Permits.

Permits to build and to make i'm
provements were issued as follows last
week by Inspector Folsom:
William Birkenshaw. Fifth South
street. near Sixth East, brick
dwelling -. =. ..............s2,OO 900
r. e. McConaughy. Seventh South
street, near Seventh East, two
frame cottages ................. 1000
II. L. \. Culmer. Eighth South
street near Third East. brick
cottage -. .................. 1900
Christopher Snyder. Fourth South
street. near Fifth East, brick
cottage -. 200
Alta club. open carriage portico.. 500
Six minor permits -. ...... 1900
Total 49,. SIS. 800
The building permits issued during
the month of November called for an
aggregate expenditure of $4,000.
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programmes in their respective build
ings, and they. too. received offerings
from the children.
9 8 .
The teachers OF Bear River City re-
port the schools OF that place in good
condition.
The Brigham Reading Circle met at
Mrs. Oieen n. Stohrs Tuesday evening.
Nov. 2S
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B. Y A. Notes

Provo. Dec. 2-The students made
the best of Thanksgiving vacation
Thursday and Friday Those who live
in nearby towns went home for Thanks
giving dinner
Miss Ruby Christensen. a member of
the century class, has discontinued
school on account of poor health.
g g .
Ncphi Rus of the class of 1902. who is
teaching school at Joseph City. Sewer
county, visited the academy this week
In literary. Saturday evening. Profess
sor Wolfe presented William Dean
Howells pleasing farce The Sleeping
Car"
The century class candidates for
gradua ton are: Annie Pike, Ovena
Jorgensen. Lizzie MaibenrCora Alexan-
der, Eugene Berry, Leo Bird, Thomas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03

vember Harcourt cruelty beat his horse
and in other ways treated il in a brutal
manner. Harcourt says that he did
nothing of the kind: that the horse had
sore foot, caused by the imperfect
placing OF a nail in its foot. which he
was not responsible for. He was ar
raisned yesterday and pleaded not
guilty. The case was set for hearing
on Tuesday at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. F. j. Gustin was appointed as
attorney for the defendant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03
WANT CASE REMANDED.
Plaintiffs File Motion In Grand Gen.
Mammoth Suit.

The plaintiffs in the case of the
Grand Central Mining company VS.. the
Mammoth Mining company yesterday
filed a motion to remand the case TO
the court of the Fifth judicial district
in Juab county. The reasons assigned
are that the federal court has no jul
risdiction over the subject matter of
the complaint or over the. parties con-
cerned, and that since there is no fed
eral question involved. 1t is not a case
where Jurisdiction lies with a FEDERAL
court The plaintiff also alleges that
the petition of the defendant for re-
moval shows no legal ground therefor.
Dickson. Ellis & Ellis and Brown &
Henderson are the attorneys for the
niaintiff
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High School.

The exercises CT Wednesday morning
consisted &C an essay. Thanksgiving. ="
- 0,iiN r7sS 2 reading NJ Riley'S
When the Frost Is On the Pumpkin.
bs seize s,slYIlIs ION, ana a song by
the school. Among the visitors were
noticed President Nelden and Judge
Henderson OF the board OF education.
% g :,
A great deal of interest was felt dur
ing the week regarding the coming OF
the Denver Eigh school football team,
and while here a great irsanv of the
visitors spent some time in looking over
the high school. Mr.. aCarrick, mem
school, who accompanied the team, Wis
school during his stay in the civ
Wednesday evening found the assem-
bly, room in gala attire. ready for the
reception to the visitors, the result OF
hard work during the morning by the
reception committee. The pupils spar
ed no pains to see that their guests
were we'll entertained. and 1t was evil
dent that their efforts were fully ap-
preciated.
A successor has not vet been chosen
for Miss Congratulated position in
the department of French
@ 9
The second reports for this year are
to be issued Monday morning.
o g @
Next Wednesday morning will find
new work OF art in the shadow-box
in the assembly room.
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Dragged Oh Account of the Mild
Weather.
BRISK IN SOME LINES
NOT SO HEAVY AS WAS Elk
PECTED.
No Large Realty Transactions Were
Reeorded-Boom Prices Are Not
Yet In Sight Except For Choice
Business Corners-Work On Var
ious New Buildings.

Local business continues to drag in
many lines because of mild weather.
But this is not true of all lines and
must be qualified even when speaking
of business in general. Compared with
other years, business in all lines is
unusually good, but compared with
what was expected earlier in the season
it falls far short. The opinion is gen.
erai that z few days OF sharp. cold
weather would act as a great stimulus
to local trade, especially in the line of
clothing and dry goods. Building ma
terial of all kinds and hardware are
in unusual demand for the time of the
year.
The same conditions as heretofore
prevail in the money market-a glut of
deposits in the local banks and a
limited demand but with symptoms of
increasing. There was never a time
when it was so easy TO get Salt Lake
money for safe investment. and the
wonder is that business keeps within
such conservative lines. The bank
clearinGS yesterday were 1914 .23S0l
compared with SAL. 407.1 for the CORE
spending day of last year. The clear
ings for the week Just closed were
So, 155. 1880 compared with s2.7S2, T51.S1.
Local Stock Business.
The business in local stocks was bet
ter than for some weeks past: upwards
of S30,e0 in stocks and bonds changed
hands and the prices on the staples still
continue upwards. The following are
the quotations on those most in de-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.

Complaint Sworn Out Against
Charles Hercourt.
A complaint was yesterday sworn to
in Justice Pardee's court charging
Charles Harcourt with cruelty to ami
mails. T. 3. Beatty is the complainant
and he alleges that on the 29th of No
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-03

Rus and Warren Shepherd. This is the
first class of the academy to take de-
grees under the long courses. six years.
Mrs. Lillian Cannon. training school di-
rector, will take out degree with the
class.
g g @
One hundred and fifty students are
enrolled in Professor Nelson's Sunday
school missionary class.
@ o o
The law class is now in the district
court. a case of profanity. recently
that was appealed from the justice
court is being tried by the class. The
law department is under the direction
of Judge Booth.
g s. O.
The two sections of the physical Gull
ture class recently met in a contest in
Captain Ball." The contest resulted
in favor of the afternoon section, with
a score of 81 to IL
g 8 O.
The century class has recently added
a collection of works on '.Oratory'' and
"Orations" to their library. 1t is the
class of oratory
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WORKERS ARE EARNEST BUSINESS OF WEEK.
Interest Shown Ia Sunday School
Convention.
THREE MEETINGS HELD
TIMELY TALKS ON PERTINENT
TOPICS.

Officers Chosen to Serve During the
Ensuing Term and Committee APP
pointed to Fill Vacancies Caused
By Declinatieas From Those Chos-
en-sessions Scheduled For Today.