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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Price of Wheat Advanced Slightly
On the Chicago Board of Trade


Chicago. Oct 7.-Some uncertainty was
shown by wheat at the opening. There
was nothing in news to justify a strong
movement in either direction, and the
heaviness of Fridays close was in conse-
quence felt a little though opening prices
were unchanged. A little later more dis
position TO buy developed and the market
gradually took on an appearance of firm
ness. prices advancing slightly and main
tanning the small advantage to the close
of the short session At the start there
was a little selling by the seaboard. As
this indicated a lack of export demand IL
induced some liquidation by local opera
tors, but shorts covered Immediately at
the slight decline that resulted. The COW
ering by shorts was one OF the Jew I'M
portant features of the session Ihough
never heavy. this buying was sufficient TO
maintain prices. Another sustaining tea-
ture was the lightness of northwest re-
ceipts.
The market was also helped little by
the firmness of corn. Business dropped
off greatly as the session progressed, and
near the close the market was at almost
a standstill. but prices were wei MAIN,
tanned. World shipments were expected
To reach 5000 coo, and the visible was eH-
pected 10 show heavy increase. Winter
wheat points reported a good cash de-
mand with light country offerings. De-
cenber opened a shade higher at I2Ss. 1t
sold at 72ssG7212 shortly after the open
ing then advanced to l2ts. and was Bring
ing 72S4 at the close. May ranged from
T5as G75i2 to 753s. and closed l4G3s higher
at 1534 G155s.
Corn was rather quiet, but firm. Offer
ings were light and the demand good:
with more outside trade. The falling off
in receipts was a bull factor. The trade
is gradually getting over into May. De-
cenher closed &c higher at 30ssQS8I2
Oats were dull and about steady: most
of the trade was in the way Of evening
IN transactions. December closed
shade lower at GS4d122s.
Trading in provisions was almost WITH
out incident The general tone was
steady and prices ruled little higher.
January pork closed ~ cents higher;
January lard n shade higher, and Janu-
airy ribs a shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

Central Christian Church.-Corner of
Third East and Fourth South streets, two
blocks east of Knutsford hotel. Rev. w.
H. Bagby pastor. Sermon at IL a. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
Metal Quotations.
Loans. Exchange and Silver.

New York. Oct. The brokers price
for lead is $40 and for copper 1Slzc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

Tuesday. 2:So p. m. Mothers meeting
Wednesday. 2 p. m. Girls. Friendly So
eiety Friday. $50 p m. Sewing school
Saturday. 10 a. m.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.-No
SO East Third South street. between Main
and State streets. Alfred H. Henry, pas
tor. At il a. M. Rev. joel Smith. pastor
$Of Iliff chapel will preach Ats7:30 p. M.
Rev. Alfred n. Henry will deliver a SER
mon to .snon-church members on the
subject, What Is the Church Doing For
Yotias EpWorth league devotional meet
ing at $50 p. m. Sunday school at 9:i5 T.
m Ali seats free. Strangers cordially
welcomed ait all services. Mrs, Anna Cot
burn PluTnmer Will sing solo ait evening
service
T. M G. A-Corner Main and First
South Streets Young mems meeting to-
Gay at p. Ms This Isl a special rally OF
the members, and VIII be addressed by
Professor Tibbals, Mr. p. g.. Rognon and
Mr.. John Josten. AT 3 p. m. Professor
George Bryson Will deliver an Illustrated
lecture on the Geography of the Holy
Land In New Testament Times. This
address is to mark the opening of the fall
and winter work of Mr.. Wakes Bible
class. All men are invited.
Free Methodist Church.-Corner of Fifth
South ard Eighth West. Morning. III,
Evangelist. Ruch; Sunday school. 3 p.
m. Alice Ruch superintendent: evening.
John Wonder Ronnehurg. Next week SER
vices, Thursday, s II, m. The ". G. mis-
sion, Sunday. s p. M; Rev. Gillett;. Mon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

New York Oct. 7-Afo1iep on call easier
al 4lz05 per cent, last loan, AZ per cent;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

ST. Mark Cathedrak-No. 235 East First
South street: the Ri, Rev. AbieI Leonard.
S. T. D., bishop. the ReNssJ. B., Halseg.
dean. Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity:
Holy communion. 1850 a. M; Sunday
school, 9:45 a. nj; morning service and
sermon IL: evening service and sermon,
1880. Daily morning prayer, .. HOY COM
munion, Thursday. 1880 a. m. Evening
prayer and instruction. Friday, 7:S0, ST.
Mark guild. Tuesday, 2 p. m. St. Moni-
cas- guild, Monday. 2:So p: m. Altar guild,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

stiff is all o. K. again, thanks to your
Hudyan. Those swollen joints are not
one-fourth as large as they were. Ny
friend Of whom l wrote some time ago
is now taking Hudyan, and tells me
that he is improving nicely. L shall re-
commend your medicine every chance
have, for have reason to know that
1t viii do all that you claim for it.
M. ROBBINS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

First Presbyterian Church.-Corner Of
Second South and Second East. streets.
Rev. ". NJ. Paden. p. D. pastor Rev.
Henry w. Bloch. assistant. Morning SER
vice at III O'Clock. Sunday school atl2;31
y. M; Young Peoples meeting at 6;45
j. m !. evening service art 7;45. Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor. Bap-
tism of children at the opening of the
morning service Seats are free and the
public cordially invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

and 7.30 D. m Morning subject: Tn
dividuaiity. . Evening: How to Be
Happy. The hour for Sunday school
has been changed from 9:45 a. m. to 1880
p. m.
Cnurcn Of Christ. Scientist--HoldsE ser
vices in its. new church editice at $50 East
Third South street as follows. Sunday
school at 10 a.. m. church services at II;
a. m. Subject: Doctrine of Atonenent.@'-
Each Wednesday, evening a 8 O'Clock the
Wednesday,. evening meeting is held to
listen To the testimonies Of healing Of
sickness and sin. Al kindly welcome to all
meetings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
One or the Other Must.

General Eagan declared under OATH that either Miles
himself should army. grounds
that if Miles told the
beef Eagan unfit commissary
general while other hand If Miles prevaricated
commanding officer of the army. If
Eagan calling Miles liar told the truth, it will be
pretty difficult matter to punish Eagan go
army etiquette the contrary notwithstanding. 1t
pretty Eagan such language maybe, but if
simple what going to do about
justice himself and the serving under him.
his defense is to be held to be
justice equity court martials
Miles the offending party and started the by
fecng the and character of brother officer
reflections according
to condition of the beef Miles being
how Eagan be found guilty of language unbeconing
officer and gentleman when that language did go
of Eagan might have that Miles
mistaken, but innocent who has been accused
hardly confne himself equivocal de-
are, however that General Eagan will
disgraced dismissed army declaring
Miles lied and proving it. Eagan,
however is dismissed the Miles will be
ed from the esteem of his countrymen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Potato Pingree PLAYED Out.

Potato Pingree has been playing people
igan wonderful way ruling Wolverine
the a wider wisdom statesmen and
mated party placed proper pigeon
the poor fought rich gaining place
position of profit for Pingree only He
trying play governor United by
proxy and the time We certain that
he IS also still holding his potato job AS
the Cleveland Leader declares the action of the
gree Republicans Michigan senate securing
standing which give nearly
every committee twothrds majority against any propo-
sition which may be advanced by the governor
of revolt against the demagogue
things pretty much his way in Michigan several
years.
There is determination the part Republicans
who opposed to the only defeat his
orous propositions but everything which is ema-
Office program probably be car
ried with the purpose destroying Pngrees influence
in the party.
The OF this hostility is plain. The governor like
another demagogue had conceived the notion that
he greater than his party. finally got that
everything which did not bear the Pngee stamp appro-
val must be He has only opposed party
Michigan by trying defeat the partys United
States senator placed position of hos
tily the national administration. The anPingree Re
pubcans therefore simply paying own coin
by proposing sit suggestions in the way
legislation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Fresh and Drv-SaIt Goldfish.

The people of the be- the part con-
tent when it Goldfish with the article
though Of late it is put in moist condition
fresh possible. The Goldfish great employing
vessels and thousands of The cod
delivered eaters table is
worth twice much the sailed Goldfish To be able
realize the better price the fishermen have wells construct
ed in their schooners in which the
freely The finest fish Immediately after being put
into these wells and thus kept port reach
ed Goldfish taken crawIsong lines four
feet apart The bait is usually bits principal
fishing ports in this Gloucester on Cape Cod
Boston and few other places This country. Gouces
Boston upwards pounds of fresh Goldfish
marketed to nothing Of thousands pounds
sailed Goldfish. The habitat on the American
extends from Graena Delaware More men and
more vessels engaged in colfishng any ether
branch of the fishing Industry Dry sailed Goldfish are not
cured by American fishermen extent
That almost Inonopolz and French
fishermen who have territory the purpose
close to the fishing banks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Daily eagle
Taxing the Life Out of the People.
VI. VI. MURDOCH. Editor.

present legislature might profit by the example o.
the PopExra particular at least and that one IN
its business Two or three hundred bills
have already introduced by the members OF the two
people desire or are standing
of single one of these measures
they failed indicate it Aside from the appropriation
b-of they appropriate money to pay them
not but single measure desired and no
bill has been introduced in response to that
The assessment and taxation laws of this state are bur
thensone unequal not being uniform are uncon-
stitutfonal The aggregate amount Of money collected by
taxation enormous, but the greater injustice
comes Of this for the most part is paid
by such small per of the property or by such small
minority Inequality and want Of uniformity
IN assessments glazing outrages Probably
It useless to protest against then number and pay Of public
officers both being what they should be- but if the
present legislature all the brains and energies
1t boasts for twenty thirty days to the compiling and
passing Of a which would bear uniformly on all
property in equitable compelling every species OF
value to bear its Just proportion Of and then adjourn
and 20 home it entitled to praise than If 1t
passed all of the hundred introduced So far
as is concerned tax law the people would
be better off if all these defeated than if all pass
d for the larger number contemplate some addi-
Aoal load for the taxpayers some for the fellows
-b work the people and are commonly political
ce holders It is safe to say 5000 exemption
clause Of the constitution other lodges and subter
tuges more than taxable values of the
state escape taxation actually meet and
bne to bring about this things result is that
the property which held for taxation is tax
ed outrageousy high rate the cent being greater
in than the ruling rate of nerest at which
loaned quoted. The citizen whose money is taxed
for more than bring the Of interest for more
than legmatey is being robbed in the name
taxable property in Kansas was assessed
and its rate value, the cent tax rate
would less than half IS though the legislature
sadded new official suckers by the annually
upon the people salaries of all
those already holding places.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Aimed at Bucket Shops.

The reform element is still evidence many the
new bills introduced legislature
only practical, not oranks who
are ever charging wndms there would be hope
the millennium they would drop their hobbys
centrate bostering up popular demands, in crushing
out abuses maturing
which the entire people interested, without regard
party Life might be rendered worth
ing. Impercism rampant Kansas. faker
quack, s7vnder inebriate.
million of people who of these, who nothing
with either who interested directly
affected by little indirectly. There
little swfdles innumerabe authorizations
number peculations skin-games slot
people are touched by these
things jeopardized only in the
nine times out of ten is
either a crank or a demagogue
A introduced by one Benefe in the house
against shops Anyone according to this measure
buy or exchange or in any other way deal in
options grain. stocks, securities or provisions
shall liable Imprisonment for from one to
years
The of bucket shop" and his employees when
convicted punished by the state penten-
Siary. The bill further makes renting or build
ing which sha-be for bucket shops" Illegal the
OwnerOf the property to be punished imprisonment in
the state psnitentiary.
The sheriff who shall close bucket shop" shall as in
the of raiding destroy property he
Where bucket shop proprietor or agent is enjoin
ed publishing market dees injunction
be from 500 $500 contempt and prison
in jail
The number of people in Kansas who run or who pat
rOnze bucket shops, approximate but we
presume it is unconsequeniona contingent Orphans
homes. asyums suicides numerous on the
account of the propetors patrons Of these places There
be sufficient their existence no excuse
their patronage but 90 every in the state
knows Of their existence probably prob
ability Is should the bin become single commu-
nifty the state would had been bene
fetal morally otherwise. that single individual had
been snatched from the burning profitable wi.hal
IS reform-for 'reformer."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Outlines of Oklahoma.

| The probate judge in Custer county has
| the sheriff open and close court.
The Arapahoe Bee has been given the
| county printing, one commissioner voting
no.
| The inside finish work OF the Alva Nor
| NAL will be completed by the first Of next
mouth.
| There IS every Indication that there will
be fireworks from the present legislature
before it adjourns.
| In Grant county half the county print
| ing was given 10 the Democratic paper
| and half TO the Populist paper.
| The Arapahoe Clarion is still talking
about the Arapahoe Bees Golfers. A
weekly paper with Golfer must be a Gu
riosity.
Next Wednesday the statehood conven-
| ton meets at Guthrie. and for one day
| the legislature VIII be thrown into the
deep shade.
1t is said emphatically by those who
know that the present legislature will not
| under any circumstances locate any ter
ritorial institutions.
Last Tuesday Lexington voted to ditch
Choteau creek and turn it into the Ca
madam river. The necessary ditch IS
about 400 yards long.
In Mills county recently mule dragged
little boy over half-mile the boy hav-
ing got the halter wrapped around his
wrist The boy will recover.
Corporal F. Barrett, or the Oklahoma
regiment in Georgia. while repairing some
rife butts was knocked down and had
both legs broken by heavy logs.
The January hail-storm. a thing wAch
never happened before, extended TO some
extent as far north as Perry. At Shaw
nee it broke several window-lights.
Out in western Oklahoma there is a
neighborhood called Steer Hollow, and a
country correspondent says there hasn't
been a dance there in a year that has not
broken up in row.
Messrs. Knepper and LambertSon have
started the Commercial hotel at Wauko-
mis-. They are going TO make 1t one Of
the finest houses in the territory, as they
have the ability to do.
The Shawnee News says that a certain
Oklahoma City woman visits Shawnee too
often, and blood will flow If she doesn't
stop. A little item like that IN a newsps-
per, while mighty hard on the curious,
sometimes saves a tragedy.
Fred Aber's team ran away out in
gun was in the bottom of the wagon,
loaded. with hammers down. 1t was
pitched out of the wagon and when pick
ed up had both hammers back.
Belford, Republican, beat Scott. Free
Silver, for constable at Ponca City last
fall Belford was no sooner in office than
he decided TO move back TO Kansas.
Scott was given the office 1t would be
nice If all office-holders would act this
way.
William Hough, a prominent citizen OF
Ponca City, has married Miss Gertie
Heath of Kenton, Ohio. 1t is bad enough
to have all the office-holders come from
Ohio, but when that goes to furnishing
the brides, too, the young women of Ok
lahoma will stampede.
Mrs. Cecil Lappin of Woods county was
bitten by a skunk on the first two fingers
Of her right hand. The animal was made
to release his hold with difficulty, and the
wound bled profusely. Twenty-eight days
after she was bitten Mrs. Lappin was Ia
ken with the symptoms Of hydrophobia
and died shortly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

governed but chatter 1t is but gitterng
this country outnunber the but
they governed youths under u have voice
government millions Of negroes not only
owned outright before the war All foreign
governed without voice for specified time after
their arrival country. All adult males who
from one place for their right
voice The Indians can't vote neither the residents
Columbia those Of Alaska In fact only
about z7OOOOoO out inhabitants
try have any voice government, still everybody
seems to be reasonably well governed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
The Cuban Lottery Craze.

The greatest task that Will confront workers for
and good order in Cuba suppression Of the
lottery craze.
The average Cuban among the poorer classes as soon
he get ready his hands 1t in
Of lottery infest the island The re-
suit that good Of charity Of the
humane goes for naugh as the Red commission early
found its dismay.
The mania for lottery gambling is a more dangerous
disease than ordinary appetite. interest Of life
saving, nothing Of morality American author-
ties should stamp So long as this craze
continues there is little hope for the starving reconcenra
dos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Much Chatter and Little Sense.

There is much chatter and little reason by the
opposing expansion These propose plan Of their
own point letting 60 which came TO Us
Unexpectedly through war It all looks like
an effort harrass embarrass administration If
100000 Dutchmen can rule SoOOoooO Of alays why
can't 100000 Of Americans manage govern 100000 Of
Fiiipnos who but Maayans? Let these indictments
the question which ebodes simple historical
fact Again, England with fewer people than We boast
successfully SoooOoo Of India people mostly
with native troops. The Statesmen @ who maintain
require $4,000 Americans Aguinaldo and his
people have poor opinion OF his counrymen There's
millions in holding Philippine possessions and mil
in the trade which viii grow pos-
session.
racket about Just powers being derived from the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

-9gs Getty sSxsr ssss~eh r~stss- a -
c1-'s oza asnts
Mrs. T1ssesart rs-ossssss t. a $50 -.
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. sHssNa.se - sss4eos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
Personals

Tharss Bzslsy A}Srlea Il sid - - ne
l,sst groorze6 literary 7aa z TIE sosz-
he Marquis q SALISBURY ae:ss,s yak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

The was conducted ably. conducted in haste and
with confusion and resulted victory Mistakes were made
Mistakes made in all wars thank heaven that or
would be subjects today under Emperor Napoleon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

Chaanoey epew has al last reached senate where
the pubic can size him up correctly He Will dwiile
never but he kept out Of 5ee and con-
cealed il unit now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

Lately Germany has become great better
than Agnado. once the insur-
gents and good friend Germany viii grab them And
this nation VIII ractitly applaud
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

The thing which ground Miles down citizen
OF Canton Ohio ,od the general United States that
he did not know how 20 conduct the is what
fired Miles and led the present squabble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

our Havy forever army Its officers
certainly dc not act sens-bly II tIrnee OF Wax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-26
who gave q. history Of the laws governing
turnpike coii1pafIIes in Maryland and the

who gave a history Of the laws governing
turnpike companies in Maryland, and the
dates of their Incorporation. The Union
Turnpike Company, in which this associa-
ton is mostly Interested, was Incorporated
in 1S49 and authorized to construct plank
road. but several years later this was
changed to- perpiit the construc ton of a
maeadam OH gravel road as at present ex-
lists. Very broad powers wers given the
company as to routes. and practically no
provision was made as to the manner of con-
struction or maintenance The legiSlatu
however, reserved the right to alter, mand
or repeal theicharter at will.
Remarks were also made by Messrs Cis-
sci, Page, WeHer, Parker, Littletield, Hardy
and Langile, and letters were read from
Mr.. H. H Miller of Sandy Spring and
Thomas Waters of s. They all advocated
the abolition of the toll gates and also
pair all roads in the county. The ma
jority of those present seemed to be some
what partial to the township system-that
is, to have each township or election dis
trict, as tn, case may be, have control of
the construction and repair of its own
roads and expend the money raised by tax
alton in the district or township where it is
raised.
The last legislature passed a bill, intro
duced by Mr.. Gould, empowering the state
geological commission to make a thorough
ton and the location of suitable materials
therefor and TO cooperate with the
counties of the state in building good
roads. The commission Is now engaged in
this Investigation. and II is ths intention of
the club 10 enter into correspondence with
the commission and secure its active CO.
operation in Montgomery county.