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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28

There are some young men
carrying concealed weapons on
their persons, in our town. They
should be made to lay them aside A.,
as some Of them have gone so far
as to openly exhibit them. Some
one is apt to come along who will
compel them to use these wea-
pons, therefore they should leave
them at home, before they got
into trouble.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28

Entered At Lsh GUY, PQs'Qfcc tUioM Jor
n importation hrouqh the mails as seeoHd-cids'
matter.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28

the throat, an open avenue by while
any number of diseases can find their
way into the system. 1t must be re-
membered that the throat is very
susceptible to attack. particularly in this
climate, and this fact makes it doubly
true that an ounce OF prevention is
better than a pound OF cure. The
moment there's anything the matter
with your throat, however slight the
trouble, attend to it instantly. One of
the best remedies for sore throati is our
Diphtheria Remedy. As this medicine
may be needed at any time il should
always be at hand Don't forget that
our prescription department is the best
in Lehi.
TT. Wadsworth, Main St, Lehl.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28
The Appetite of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose Stomach and Liver are out OF
order. All such should know that DR..
Kings New Life Pills. the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a
splendid appetite, sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures per
feet health and great energy. Only 25c
at Il. b. Merrihew's drug store
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28

A Kansas paper in speaking OF the
great cofn crop in that state, tells a
whopper: "A dweller down the river
brings, we understand, the horrible
news that a small boy on Frank Lyon IS
place on last Monday climbed corn
stalk TO see how the corn was getting
along, and now the stalk is growing
faster than the boy can come down and
now he is out Of sight. Bob Shibley
and several others are trying TO cut the
stalk down with axes, but it grows so
last that they can't hack twice in the
same place. The poor boy is living on
nothing but raw corn and has already
thrown down over. four bushels Of cobs.
1t is to be hoped that he will soon be
rescued from his perilous position, but
on such fertile lands as sorround this
town it is very foolish for any one to
climb even fence pole.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28
WIT AND HUMOR

a Catholic priest was displeased with
what he considered the backsiding OF
ayoung girl in his parish. lie met her
one day in crowd and thought it well
to rebuke her for negecting duty.
Looking at her severely, he said:
"Good morning child of the evil
one."
GOOD morning. father" she an
swered sweetly.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28

The ordinance prohibiting BIZ
cyclists from riding on the side
walks seems to have gone out of
effect. There are riders taking
the liberty Of monopclizing the
sidewalks most every night, in the
northeastern part of town.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28
Repor
MADE TO

The Secretary OF State Of the State OF
Utah. of the conditions OF "rhe Lem
Commercial & Swings Bank" located
at Lehi, in the County OF Utah, State
OF Utah at the close OF business on the
Seventh day Of September, 1899
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28
The Novelty Bakery,

Is the Name that indicates the Place
to get anything good to eat or drink.
A specially being good Bread, Cake, &,
Boston Ice Cream and Root Beer
lunches Put up for parties and socials'
10 order II. r.. Osterloh Age MT.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28
Hoods SaaSabmM
XIkaZaxlE $lJIlEIkY

Hoods Pills cure liver lis the nonlrritatins and
only oathartlc TO take with Hoods sArsapaIIllA
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-28

and new flesh. The pains In the bones viii
disappear. HUDYAN has cured others and
Il will cure you. We describe the symptoms.
Study them carefully. They are yours. DO
not delay longer, but take HUDYAN now
and you will be cured
The sun., 1899-07-29
Gossip of the Ring.

There letters at this office for Peter Mahcr and
Sam Harris.
nrs E EhT IN has FOR m '9
ment with any one at l35 pounds.
Unless the uneHrected should happen Pedl4r"
He VIII b. acc nanird BY B. H. B.ttnson match
maker Of the National Sporting Clnb.whois fslmors
manager.
Sammy Kelly has retired from the ring for good
and has become bonitaCe. Kelly informs THE sl'X
devote all his attention to his new business in the
future.
Eugene Bezenah. the crack Cincinnati lightweight,
W st. has been oier"l match with Spike sullivan.
Bezenah has replied that he will accept provided he
gets due notice to get into proper shape.
Gus Ruhlin partly redeemed himself in Denver on
Thnrsday night Rubin met George % LaTlor at the
was poor exhibition so far az science was con.
Serned and N Ihe ninth I%TnH after att, t GeiGS
right swing on the jaw
Dave sullivan has made up his mind to enter the
ring again. The trip which he recentlv took To Den
yer has done him world OF good and lie has signed
sTG Tack s Ge m
bout AZ the Grceuwooi 4. c. ON Aug. II. The meet
ing Will be At l22 ounds.
West and Frank Craig, the Harlem Coffee Coulter. =
which Is hooked to l.Ae place At II" C"mGy l'land
will he decided advGntag" TO the =" Cooler for
as low, it il sail, as l5u pounds.
Patsy Sweeney. Spike Sullvau's harl.h:ttng light
wei!ht will meet Jimmy Murray q Cncinn"ti At
the Greenwood &. tonight. The latter recently
met oscar Gardner and fought him to a draw. The
card offered by the Pelican A. G. Tonight is equally
rs attractive The contestants VIII he Joe Cain Of
Brooklyn and Jack hamilton OF Elizabeth This en-.
| counter il for twenty rounds.
4 despatch from San Francisco states that Jim
J,ffords a California heavyweight. who has lately
sprung into prominence, has been matched to meet
| Peter jackson at any club agreeing 20 hang mp n
purse. Jim Jenrics evidently does not think a
deal Of Jcnordss prowcss for he SAID that when he
| was in Frisco a few weeks ago hr offered to stop
! .,nords in few rounds bur that his offer was not
! taken up
Beech Reublr, tho ''DEtpu giant who IL to meet
Steve q buLnel in u twenty .nNr round bout At the
Wrs'chrslcr A. G. this ateI moon. il no: pleased with
KID McCoy's statement that the latter will under
/ take to trim him IN four rnunls. kcuhe declares
| that he had Mccoy on the t9or fonlte'n seconds
| when they boxed IN Dayton last year, and h Will
| bet that Mccoy cannot subdue him inside Of twenty
| rOunaa
The sun., 1899-07-29

BosroN, July 2s.-As a result Of o-dAys matches
W. A. LArne and Dwight Davis. who will meet to-
morrow, the winner to mort Whitman furtho cup on
Monday. Llrucd got into the FINALS 10y def, Htng
Horton and young Boals Wright. Wright gave
Larned the toughest kind OF Lattle in their match
and II was only the experience and ,uEcror steihi
ness of the older player that enabled him
TO finally win out. Ge lrHe Wenu. who rI-
pcnenced considerable difficulty in defeating
Holcourt Mard met his Waterloo at the
hands II Wards partner Dwight Davis in what was
the best match nf the tournament Davis PLAYED in
Cnanplunship form, and gNra SplendI Id exhibition
OF tennis completely quite aNElng Wrru'l. Four
teams, Whitman and WreLn, Ward and Davis. e mp
bell aud Huntington and budlung and Wright still
remain in the Eastern championship uD!cs. The
summaries
Handicap Singles preliminary ruund-E n
Wrl htugton, -, beat +. BRADLEY, scratch. R-3
o., Is; 4, Fuller, half IL. beat J. L. Parc owe
F.rst Rouni-F b. whntcmorc. 10 beat ]. $. Nor.
Clothicr, half l5 ia, -; f. y. wrightngt,u. l.,
eat j. Is. bond scratch by default; j. s. Dlvil,un
owe II. beat W, A. Hopkins, 30, h-s. Ga. 90;
X Horton, scratch. beat C. H. Willar. half -. 5-7,
B-3, ST; Il. NcNlttrirk. scratch, bat H. Whitman,
half 80, IL X, So, 4. Fuller, half 10, beat O. b.
wilson 10. IT, 2-,, -; VS. Bond. owe 10, heat
scratch. beat ii. Ward, owe -, | y default
Sc 'ond Hound-K. d. Littl scratch, beat +. u.
Whit III, r., -, G-l. b-l j II. Carpenter, scratch
beat W. Grand scratch, -, ~, G-2; j. - David.
sou. uw" Is, beat X Horton. - at,h 1T to "a:
T., N WrightinHton Ii, beat j. Shea 30, U-S. TO;
H. fulley. hllt II, beat ". ;. Bond, scratch "a.
The sun., 1899-07-29
NO P.INIC 1T THIS FIRE.
Partner and Elevator Man Got Workgirls
Out in Good Order.

serious panic at n slight Broadway fire was
avorteI Yesterday afternoon by the cOolncss OF
Sidney BerEheimcr. Junior member Of the firm
of Balm x Bernhcimer, n"ctwcar dealers. at
5l5-.l7 Broadway. and Joseph Meyers. the
freight elevator man
The firm occupies the basement ground
floor and sixth floor Of the building At / 30
o'clock some silk took Are on the sixth floor
on which 100 girls wer" at work. B"rnhrimcr
ran to the broadway fire escape, vcll"d Fire.
and then got the Grl'' started down the freight
elevator ns the flames had cut or ESCAPE by
the passenger elevator. Then h" ran out On
way policeman who had heard his cry had al
ready don" So
Movers stuck TO his post on the elevator until
time keeping them from trying to make the
first trip in hody. hut succeeded. The fire
Broadway ears for about tlltccn minutes.
The sun., 1899-07-29
RrsHING YORK ON CoLuMBIA.
The Yacht Should BE Ready to Spread Her
Sails Again To-Day.

BRISTOL. July 2S-All is hustle now about
the boat shops whore the Columbia and the
Defender are being fitted for the races of New
port. Tho boats and the wharves are alive
with sailors. rgGors. carpenters and steel
workers On the north sidc OF the slip Column
ha is fast having her spnrs adjusted, The
topsdcs OF the boat have been painted where
needed. Her bowsprit. which had been in use
ever since she was launched was unshipned
and new howsprit was put in its place. The
kafT and spinnakcr pole. which had been re-
ceiving some overhauling. were also placed on
board.
The topmast Of Columbia was hoisted and
lowered for the first time since the mainmast
was stepped this morning. 1t was operated by
gear below docks but was not hostcd enough
to show above the head Of the mainmast. 1t
slides up and down inside the mainmast. The
anchor windlass was placed on board this
morning. having been overhauled. 1t is likely
that the yacht will be in sailing condition by
Carpenters were busy all yesterday after
noon wedging the mast at the deck line. The
waterways were being treated to coats Of yell
low paint. While this work was going on
there was n more important Job under way on
platforms rugged close To the mast. The rig
gers were losing no ime turning in. splicing
aud serving the ends OF the shrouds. all OF
steel wire: Som" Of the serving was done with
Rigrrrs were working nt the masthead get
ting tho runners and hradStays adjusted. The
mast when stepped was darker IN color than
Defenders a seaman went aloft in n boat
swain chair In the afternoon armed with a
brush and bucket of yellow Ochrc. The sac
ond coat which he gave The spar was OF "a light
er color. and is Of the same shade n the paint
Without any outside bands at the head for the
topmast, its rig nj this point is the essence Of
simplicity,
The topnast stepping inside the hend Of the
mainmnSt saves wndnge alOtt. AS there is the
thickness Ot one spar saved at the masthead
plate containing curved grooves is rivuteu to
the mast above the snreadcrs, and in these
grooves rest the loops OF the shrOuds and
other standing rigging.
The sprcnders are very simple They stand
out on each side ui the mast in solid pieces
and not very large at the ends They rest in
The brackets are part OF IA plate fastened around
the mast above the sprcaders ami this plato
shows ridges forward and aft about tho mast
1t ID very stout arrangement. Just above the
The sun., 1899-07-29
CIRR WAS NOT DROWNED.
Turns Up and Claims His Froperty-Con-
silercd Eccentric at His Home.

Turns Up and Claims His Froperty-COn-
sidercd Eccentric at His Home.
William Estill Carr. the young Bayonne in-
notebook of poetry, private papers and per-
sonal letters were found on the beach Of New
ark Bay at the foot Of West Twenty second
street, Bayonn". early on Thursday morning.
did not commit suicide He appeared AT the
Bayonno Police Headquarters yesterday fore-
noon and claimed his clothing and other
property.
Il went bathing in Newark Bay on Wednes-
day evening and during my swim my clothing
was stolen" said Carr. 81 was in the water
some time. and when | emerged from my bath
! was aStoni5hei to discover that. with the
exception of my trousers. my clothing was
missing. ! donned the trousers and searched
for the other garments, striking several
nothing. Then ! started homcward. and be-
cause of my prcdi"amcnt my walk was fraught
with much anxiety lest should become an OBJ
Ject of mcrriment TO the passersby. / crept
without being observed Then put on other
clothing and went to Brooklyn to see nv
brother was much surprised to learn that |
was believed To- have committed suicide, an act
| never have contemplated. The next time
go bathing will lock NJ my clothing pre-
sumo tn" rerson who took my garments did so
LEXINcToH. XIV. July % S-WilIiam +. Carr is
a son of the lat" Judge Charles H.. Carr. one ot
k"ntucky's most prominent jurists and man
Of wealth. William lived the life Of hermit
sdorcd eccentric. About three years ago ,he
went to South America. where he married
native. who died Il wear Iatcr. JuniuS wiling
ton. who went with him. returned sixteen
years ago. A letter received from him several
months since said he was in South America.
The sun., 1899-07-29
NOT FS.

The biggest racing event attempted this season
will be held at Manhattan Beach track this after
noon, when 100 mile Will b" between IIar-
" Elkes. Burns Pierce. Charles Miller aud Frank
Waller
f. +. B.-Thc easiest and quickest way to reach
the scene of the XImmermRn-Bald race at Nailsburg
with wheel is to take the D.. L. and ". train Bar
clay or Christopher Street Ferry to Fast Orange
From the station de south the first street the
east Of the depot. When yon ride ~ far you can
front Of You. trains run every hour and tn" :
oclo, train will land You there in time, but pleas
ant trip may be made OF II by going early and wheel
ing about through the Oranges. II YOU want to
gl by, wh"cl all the way. 20 to Jersey City.
take the first street to the left from the ferry,
ride one block, and tnen turn right ON the asphalt
10 the City Hall; ciTcl" about the ty Hall follow
ing the asphalt and prNreed to Il o Hudson County
Boulevard, whore you turn lett to the plank road,
where tn" second no ley line crosses The plank
road J, Is direct to Newark, from where yon tako
south Orange avenue right to the track. 1t is a
rough ride, and not at all pleasant.
The sun., 1899-07-29
MISS MILLER DEAD.
Revived After Her Accident Only Long
EnouGh TO Kecognize Her Mother.

Miss Adelaide Miller Of l16 North Oxford
street. Brooklyn. whose legs were cut of by a
Douglass street trolley car on Thursday night.
on Atlantic avenue. near Cumberland street.
died At ! o'clock yesterday morning at the
Brooklyn Hospital. She revived after reaching
the hospital. but only Just long enough to
recognize her mother.
Motorman John Lenahan who was in charge
OF the car at the time. was arraigned before
Magistrate Teae in the Myrtle Avenue Court
yesterday morning and parolcd for eXamina-
tion until Aug. lU. The statements SO far
gathered show that Miss Miller fell under the
passing car in consequence of the swerving OF
her bicycle. and that she did not attempt to
cross the tracks ahead Of the car. Miss Rep
pnglll. her conranIon. who WAS following on
her wheel alongside the car and II short dis
tanrc behind Miss Miller. eXoncrates the
motnrman.
Miss Miller was teacher in the Sunday
school %! the Simpson NJ +, Church, and the
Rev. Mr. Henderson. the pastor of that church.
will conduct the funeral services tomorrow.
The sun., 1899-07-29
The Weather.

The weather yesterday was generally fair Afcw
scattered showers reported IN the belt extent
ing fr m Nebraska t" Indiana and in one ~ two
spots arJunl Lake Ere The storm which was On
the coast Of TuNaS DISAPPEARED rapdly. ITS only
uane being heavy rainfall during the night and
carly morning a Galveston.
1t was slightly cooler and decidedly less humid in
tn Atfrto States. and much cooler in the North
west. At Helena Mon, the temperature was within
l2e Il freezing point.
In this city the DAY fair and cooler winds
shifted from northeast to southeast average velocity
sixteen miles an hour; average humility 81 per
cent barometer corrected u read to sea level at 4
A. VI .g.ic, 8 p. NJ. 2s.V7.
Tie temperature as recorded by tho official Their
momcter and also hy THr SuN's Thermometer at the
street level is shown III the annexed liable:
The sun., 1899-07-29

spreaders the eyes OF the rigging are looped
through the grooves. crossing each other In
the loop.
Steel workers were busy Yesterday afternoon
taking out some OF the angle iron braces below
decks and putting In others near the step OF
the mainmast. The spreaders are OF hard pine.
The new steel mast Is lOB feet ~ inches in
length. and it's greatest circumference II 22A
inches The mast Is braccd inside with circu-
lar pieces Of steel and longitudinal steel braces
Of angle iron. With upward OF n ton in weight
eliminated from aloIt by the lighter steel mast.
Columbia will undoubtedly hc stiifer.
The crew OF Defender were at work this fore
noon scruhbing the underbody. The corrosive
substance clings hard. but IT will be nearly all
removed. The plating will not look nearly as
bright as Columbia's. There appears to be
some rust on Defenders plating She will
probably go off the ways tomorrow.
The sun., 1899-07-29
Shamrock VIII Begin Her Ocean Voyage
on Next Tuesday.

Sprcidi Gable D,spd'ches 10 THE sUS.
LONDON. July 2S.-The Central News says
that the Shamrock will be ompetely fitted out
for sen on next Monday and will start for New
York on Tuesday She will carry n crew Of
twenty-five men. the remainder going by the
steamship CITY Of Rome.
GLASGOW. July 2S.-'rhe strengthening OF the
Shamrocks hull for her voyage to New York
has been completely successful and the boat is
thoroughly seaworthy The challenger has
caused quite n popular torment on the Clyde
side and many persons are wearing green and
gold neckties as a compliment to the colors OF
the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. Crowds follow
Sir Thomas Upton at a respectful distance
whenever he walks about.
The sun., 1899-07-29
BURGL4Rs CAUGHT ~ HARLEM.
Police Think the Two Men They Have Are
Responsible for Many Robberies.

Central Ofice Detectives LecsNn, Mucare
and MrDoRough arrested Frank Foster Of 1913
Second avenue and Frank Miller Of l6 East
Third street. ex-ronvicts. in Harlem yesterday.
The police believe that they are responsible for
tn" many burGlarios which have occurred in
Harlem lately.
When searched Foster had 500 worth Of
jcwery in his pockets and MLller had jimmy
and set OF skeleton keys. The Iewclry was
identified 10y Mrs. j. VI. Sax OF East 1lSth
street who's" Hrartm"uts were robbed few
DAYS aEo a. her property.
Magistrate Hogan hci the mon in $1,000
hail each Tor examination in tn" Harlem Police
Court.
The sun., 1899-07-29

CAPE MAY, July 2S-MrS. Elliott Rodgers OF
Allegheny City this afternoon gave an eighteen
hole medal play tournament on hr links Of the
golf club, and the winners OF prizes were Mrs
r Il. Shattuck. Mrs. ID. b. Martin and Mrs
Louis n Ayrcs Of Philadelphia respectively.
Thn first nriZn was q silNnr cNn. Thn scnreR:
The sun., 1899-07-29
Thirty-ninc New Policemen Appointed.

The Police Board at its meeting yesterday
appointed thriy-ninn new patrolmen on pro-
hation from tn" leading men on the ciigibIe
list furnished hy the CiNI Service Board. Their
service will begin on Aug At yearly salary
OF S.OO. EICNrn mnrn are u be- nnpOlnteI.
The sun., 1899-07-29
S""nt de Cnstellane'S Yacht Anna ChnIIcn-
ger for Coupe de France.

Sos'id! cOh, DsSDateh 10 THE srN.
LONDON, July 2S.-Thc international yacht
race for tn" Coupe de Franco. which is held by
IN" Royal Temple Yacht Club and challenged
ior by the Union dcs Yachts Francais. Will be
sailed tomorrow ut Ryde. The challenger is
the Count de Castellanes Anna and the de-
lender is Edward Hores Laurea.
The sun., 1899-07-29

WANHINHION FOhFTNNT FVK HAITNDNI'
Far N,io Eng'uHd and eastern Nrm Tor', Increasing
cloudiness to-ddy, threatening Sunday tight south 10
soutLinsyf ,cinds.
For the District Of Columbia, eastern Pennsylva.
MIA New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia.
partly cloudy to-day and probably sunday; light
south to southeast winds.
For western PennsylvAnia and Ohio threatening
to-day; showers and cooler SUNDAY; variable winds.
For western New York. threatening to-day. with
showers on the lakes showers Sunday variable
winds
The sun., 1899-07-29

Requiring the news facilities of a trustworthy morn
ing publication. together W u corresponding eli
Gntage. have designated ! 4 5rS thrIr 0rtcal News
and Advertising medium. mere Is printed each
day complete summary -. Il ri Estate transactions
together With llst VI ReRI Estate Auction sales 10
vccuT,-Adv.
The sun., 1899-07-29
Cricket.

The Kuarny Cricket club put up a good game { n
the KnjckrrhuCkrr A. &. on Thursday At Bergen
Point. The score: KniCkeTbocker A. c., lOl, Rear.
ny c. G., ~.
The sun., 1899-07-29

In the final for the .Pcconic Cup c. T. Rich
ardson, the young Harvard golfer. was sub
T. Nash. Jr. Of Maidstone, who won hy : up
and to play. The latter finished . up on the
The sun., 1899-07-29

The Canadians cheered the Americans on
their victory. but 1t was easily seen that the
majority were considerably chagrined over he
moor way In which Duggan had handled his
American boat had been handled The Con-
stance. II is freely admitted. is the hest boat
that has ever been sent to Canada to dispute
tho possession Of the cup.
The visiting Americans werc naturally very
much pleased over the success OF the Con-
crew bore their hOnnrs modestly. II is too soon
they say. to foretell victory, but they believe
their boat will make n good bid for the cup.
Tu-mOrrow's race will bs over Il triangular
course. The series is three out OF five.
The sun., 1899-07-29

The usual weekly. run Of 100 miles will he
held by the Century Rnnd Club to- morrow. and
one or two clubs will hold closed centuries
have ND open century rrn to New Brunswick
starting from the clubhouse might at II
O'Clock. Otherwise there are no road events
OF importance scheduled for tomorrow The
schedule OF regular weekly club runs shows that
Rockaway will have n crowd OF wheelmen. sew
eral OF the organizations happsning to have it
ION the.li ist' for the dav. Following are the
runa ma Manned.