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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

q MY q myi o my Amt n awful.
Those CioyclnndH emit be- beat Frank
Smith. n Luxor ana Fred Nightingale.
the first three men over the tape iu
tho big ROAD race today AN rode
CiuvolnndH For Tho nfth consecutive
year CiOyrlnnd's have won tho big
mcea. WHY DON'T you RIDE a
WINNER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

IN. SAT- Lakes and short Lines win
ala, a couple of games az the end 81
n. rsst probably one on Saturday
,-i sunday. Asa special inducomcnt
Il iha Young men patrons. all ladies'
.m b. Omitted rco 10 salt Lake or
s,8r Lime came held u the Fort
mounds 5n week any.
t,bn r. Axiom oi the Y. NJ. g. a. ar-
,rsi home from GRAND Rapids yesicr-
f.y. whore ho has been attending the
ril581i convention. Aston came back
vlth ,hs idea that during his absence
~ y. 81. C.. a. nine had cleaned up the
town. However disappointed he may
b, b. says tho boys are going 10 got a
fnck team at all hazards.
walter Eubank, the much hcraldoi
sl,fh.r his sought pastures now. Yes
ta-iay be- received "a dispatch from ro-
eiisllo. Inviting him 90 Join that teum
With o. JOB thrown In. Eibanks stood
90, on the order VI Tolng but simply
r,eksd hla grip and headed Tor Idaho
I'D night The Y. N. G. 4. team ia
boxing Tor another pitcher.
Fri Fleming. the manager Of tho
M8norrams programmed ColiD, o.
hunting Cor % game Tor his team that De-
elmro.si u the following mems James.
catch. 0Gmy. pitch. white. first base.
Grow, second base. Pearson. h'rl
iase. Alfred Fleming. uhortstop. Walt
plv.ison. left neli. r. Smith center
lslI. shore. righi ncld.
A. each day posses brooklyn moro
uan maintains tht lead OF the Eastern
tfaefarIark baseball mines Yesterday.
b. laieatiur Louisville. tho Trolley
ddr.H brought tho total up 10 Is
ulra 0lt VI 30 games. g. Louis. who
tas stayed at tho top or tho column flr
o. |9Hg now BIDS fair 90 fan down to
m.r place before the cfatlmble
ui1Hr ~ baltimore the local team
u01 close contest from the Per-
ffiHl 90 which occasion "a hlt would
tifa turned tho tide either way. Ciu-
d1uau beat Sew York through tImo-
B battling ln the last three Innings.
rhiaiolphIa'H defeat by Chicago ID put
i1ru 10 tho former nine having some q
NNNN N"HN men NN ANH ~" NINNA IHNs
HfithurT hit thf ban hard ana often
q ihe story of the game with wash
itrian.
Manaror Tchonu went M tho way 60
uuga lHst week 90 get Mike Grimm into
l1r, liH mission was not successful.
a1d bow tho brooklyn club may un
VEL mtpirc Tor lawsuit b. Griffin.
The Cleveland club has released
| Catcher Clements, other changes In tho
Cleveland team arr contemplated.
'tlekll0Nlf VIII probably go 90 Drtr1lt
anl i'IHt0w 90 Kansas city.
Oliver pnirucclo Tcbcau has played
. lurk This season HH regards pitchers
ltheau'g tWirllnF corps haH thus ftr
Bowed ih' chiof factors IN tho victories
oi h' rcricctos.
Pitcher Seymour cnmn 10 terms with
th' Sew York club last Friday and nt
g1c' Joined the Giants ut Philadelphia.
la frilm adds greatly 10 tho strength
oi ihe New York team.
Pitcher sutch. or the susauohinnn
n''. uliy team. May n. shut out tho
llnhn ana Marshall College nlnr
without o. HIT ile was tho nrHt college
lii.h'r ua year 10 turn that trick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

n your slFht is blurred with speoks
and spots boating before your eyes.
mr. you have pains ON tho rrht slide un-
der tho ribs then your liver o. drrnngpd
and you Mood low doses 0f iiEHBiNE
10 regulate a. Price 30 cts a. g.. ~. I.
DRUG Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

10. H. n.
HnHtnnss % go o." sss sssstsslN IN
'lNNelnndts zee .,ssss sss tsslu TO 2
iintterlrf Hickman. Lewis and iisr-
ana thinner. umplruH burns and
Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

A sallow. inundced skin Dr. rymp-
tom on dla0rderod liver ua II springs
from hillary pulnns retained in the
blood which destroy energy, cheerful
ness. strength Nl9lr hupnlnosH ana
HE. lERnlNE vii restore me natural
functions 0f the liver Price. 90 cts.
z. G. NJ. 1. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

w. NJ. Gallagher OF bryan, Pa, says,
"l'or forty years ! have iricd vaHou.
cough medicines ono Minute Cough
cure b. best OF an II relieves IN
atnnuy and cures an throat and lung
lng-cough la grippe and pneumonia h.
a. achrlmm. Mccormick BIDS. Cor.
Main st. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

For relief and comfort ln Asthma
BALLARp's HOREilOuNp SYRUP
has NO equal prre 30 ana Do cts, r. q,
N. /. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

John Ensign on "a stcarnH yellow
Fellow walked on with time Prize.
breaking the course record. Those Yel-
low wheels DO MOVE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

noston. May 1i.-Aiihourh Cicvolind
made seven runs in the nrat inning
tho Boston closed che sop ana won
out hy terrific batting Each team
made frequent chauFug and replaced
both batteries BY new ones. Attend
arcU, 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

H. H. y.
Louisville, o.. 20, 90. ,....t o
brooklyn. Do. ... .. ....s1
ifnttorirf- u1wllng and iSiitrrdTo
Hughes ana Grim. UmpirOH-L Lynch
and Connolly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

u " =
New York. o., ",. ., .u,..t ID
cincinnati. zee stt coo ss.. stal ~
nHtteriua- CnrrIrk pud Grady. iilw-
lev and peltz. umplrrs -GunnCy ANA
AudrDur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01
Vote Of Faculty Shows that Seventy
viii be Successful.
LARGEST NUMBER KNOWN.
seven ARE Awarded Degrees, sixty
one Take Normal Diplomas. Two
grt kindergarten tcrtincHtcs.

The faculty Of the un.vruity ho.d
rroai1i meeting yesterday Afternoon
to decide upon the ilat of Hucgenfui ape
plIuHtH for graduation. Following nre
thu names OF those recommended f1r
graduation.
THESE TAKE DEGREES.
The students who complete coiiass
couus3 Doc science. and take che degree
of % o.. are. Ma. RabecIt E. Latte.
Salt Lake city. 81 D. Porter rortrr-
VILE. b. p. iughy. Salt Lake city.
Those who cumploto che college course
ln nHH. md take tho degree OF a. 3d..
are. Esther Nelson. Salt Lake city.
Grace Nclsou. Salt Lake city. The
cnaoa or j. J. Cannon OF Salt Lake city.
who d. % candidate Cor tho degree M
a. A. and 0f N. claude Lewis uf Or.
don, who ~ n candidate fur the drrrte
~ ~ o.. wcro not nnlly voted upon.
awaiting tho completion of thH Frndn.
ntirs thesis hy these students.
NORMAL CERTIFICATES.
m. following were voted Co Do grad.
uatgd with normal school corunoatcii
iark'r Frederick 30. North ogden
iurkHr. Henry eco. ..... North OgiFn
Hnyen! icaHln Edith ssss.sss. NIL Crv0k
hrugkhlnk. Taylor .,. ,ssss4iialiid1y
iuHh. Virginia ...ss .stsss .s.t ..s. fehl
'larh. LOWS p...s ss...I HHf Waterloo
Cuu1rri Eva p..sThrTH lr"ok. Idaho
unnr0rlrid. Ettu..ss..sEllt Lake CITY
Davis. 81 HIo Laura ..s..HHlt Lake CITY
Davis Mattel Edyth ...F1it Lake city
nnNIa. Stay ..ss .t.t.st.sHlit Lake CITY
Dixon. jennie ....... ........... paYHtn
uufnnl. Mamie Pearl salt Lake ClfY
Edward Margaret Evelyn. ...s. go.
.ttt.- .ss.,tt.. ..ss..s.ss.hHlt Lake city
Fox. irrHmorz N..s.s ,ssHllt Lake city
Darn. tiehrr ..... .s........s.ss. Draper
Gardiner Mabel p0Irl.sssllt Lake city
Hammond. Geo. ii,.,...ts ..,. .s.Tu1alr
Hanson, ElluH .sstss. .ss... spanish Fork
Nnfkrr Edna ..sts 600 ..HlIt Lake tliF
tiormn. Howard Daniel. ,s.... Tnor'e
Horne, Florence H.,..s Salt Lake CITY
Jensen. Evelyn Margaret ..s....u Oakley
Jones, Annie E..,... ,,.sa't Lake Ciiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

Cincinnati at New York.
Dh'ugp at Philadelphia.
cleveland az Boston
l.nl'sflllo nt brooklyn.
lIi'HnurT ut Washington.
~ Louis nt baltimore
Insults YESTERDAY.
Chicago. g; Philadelphia. 1.
Hhlnfiun. I, rittabuW Q.
baltimore, 9, ~ Louis. o.
nrW York. Z. Cincinnati. o.
.i"lMyn, ti Louisville. I.
boston, 10. Cleveland. 10.
CHICAGO, 6. PHILADELPHIA, l.
Philadelphia. May ai-phHndelphia.
.ll . hllly crippled team in thc neld
l'i1N ana The result was nn easy ylc-
lIIF for Chicago nolohanty ani Ia
We're unable 90 play ana an ln-
ltII lrH compelled Flick 60 rtlro
n.y. lho sixth Inning. Attendance.
SCORE
r,,. II. n. y.
ptYP 's.'s sss'' ssssssst',.s II
''N''lhlh sss 900 t,tt,.ts.s l
o., HliloTles- Grimm ana Nichols; Fna-
umpIrca-Emsl and Mcdonald.
WAsHTNuToN. T. PrrrsBuRG. o
-, Maahingion, May gi.-Plttsburg hlt
". hall hard and often while tho Son.
nt'IH batting was weak aud poorly
l'ci me result helnF nm cnHy victory
Ilf ihl visitors The noidnF was good
'1 10th Sides. Attendance, 5000.
SCORE.
w,.,,4.., II. II, Il.
ptttlphl"h 'ssss sss .s.ss's.t !
,,N"NlF "sss s's .tss,,,ts, o 10
o.. lhatierIea-Woy and Mcclure:
NalnoH nnd huWrfmnn
'mpiro- Swartwood aud Warner
BALTIMORE, g. ST. louis. O.
haltImort. May ~ baltimore won
"e ana exciting contest from S.
l'ulg today. Al several stages HE
Would have turned tho tide ~ victory
nll az critical points Mcdinnlty was
uNulnerable ana biz backing 90 tho
most brilliant order The ORIOLES won
Ny consecutive hitting IN tho fourth
"Nn hfth innings. Attendance. i.31
SCORE.
n. H. u.
a., 't,Hngle" 80 n' 90. t".f
LOUIS t. Zee ',s .ss.susssa ~
batteIiea-MeGinnity and Robinsoni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

products. raised hy One person,
...... ........ ..., Gold Medal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

city Ticket AGENT Il, q. w. Ry
or O.. H. WARREN. Gon'l All. a, II.
q b. y,
an Dooly Block SAT- Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

Rest buahcl " any variety OF
potatoes each Nanrty,...,t..f 9. 90
llcst peck sweet potatoes ..sllyrr medal
Best ! dog, long rUd boots ..u.. 900
lirat I dOz.. Manrnl- WurEot bcets 900
Beet I duE., sugar heutH ......... 800
llast dor.. long red cnrrotH.,,.. 2.pl
best J dot., white cnUutH.s.utss 900
Rest 1 dos. pannips ,........... 900
ucHt hnlf buHhol yellow onlnns... 900
Beet hall huahtl rcd uullnHa... % 90
Host half huHhH white oninuH... . 90
Heat half huahol plohllnT onions, 600
hest 4 hu1hUi early turnIpH...,... 900
Rest 4 bushrl late tunl9s....,., 900
Best display cabhlgoa any yln-
city, clch..s,s...ts,,s.. p. ,,.. zoo
Beet display ~ cnulln0wcrs,, 90 $50
Rest display o. fhuhhrh.. .u.. 900
Rect display ~ lettuce. o., o.. ,.., 200
ncst display ~ rudlHhrs o.. q, ., 200
Rest display NJ pot horha.. o.. Of, ., 2.l
lloHf display uf Peppers, e.. o., sec, g On
leHt display NJ cueumhOfH.. ...., ., 500
NHHf display uf WutrfmnlnuH o.. o.. % 90
nrat display az citrunH., ,. .,,.., 200
Rect display ofonutnlouneH o.. D.. .. 600
Hert display OF carly squash. Dol. .. 800
Rect diHplny af late squaHh., ..,.. 500
nHt display 40 pumpkluH., 81. .,.., 600
neHt display of vegetable marrow, O. 90
leHt display nf summer HuuuHhu .s 200
Rest display of Hubbard squash . 90
Best display Of kohlrahla aud cgg
plants, Of, 90, 90. 90, o.. ,.t,t.., 100
Best display 90 Tomatoes. .. o.. o.. e .OO
Best display of neplrnfs-s coo, 200
Best display of colery D., o.. 600, o., 300
Rest display of green houns.. .,, ., 300
worthy varieties of green 1r string
beans. each pcrkr 90 ,, u,,,, 200
Best display of rreon pena,, 90 o., 2,W
iaat p pOunds hops. q. 90 o.. 600, goo
Hest dozen horse rudlHh.. .. coco o.. 200
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01
REDUCED RATES
VIA
santa Iritnutr,

On SAFE June Nlh nfi tih.
Good returning urtll Sept T. 1909
From ogden. Salt Lake and Provo 90
Kansas city. AtchiHon, Loavenworth.
or ~. Joe and ruiurn.., 90. .....flg.O0
To 81. Louis and rrturn... ......tlg 90
To chicago and RETURN. 90, ..... .flil0
SLEEPING car RATES
From ogden. salt Lake aud Provo
Flrst-claaa Pullman 10 Missouri
rlNcrsst tts zee 90 sttsstttrstsss.. 81 90
Flut-cluHs Pullman 90 ~ Louis. % 90
FirHt-claHs Pullman tn chlctEo....tg o.
ordinary sleeper Ga Missouri river 500
Ordinary sleeper 90 81 t1uiH....... 400
Ordinary sleeper IN chlcuro........ 100
por double berth that viii accimmn-
date two persons, without additional
charge.
Dining cars between ogden ana Den-
ycr. Aiyala "a ia carte. pay only for
what you eat,
Two through trains daily 90 Missouri
river. So. Louis ana chlcaro VIA rio
Grundc Wcatorn ana santa 10"
routes
FOR further particulars npnly 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01
WALKERS STORE.
FIId0y 0Id Saturday, Attractions.
NEED ANY CURTAINS 4?


Read thiH=ll-
tl~sfiI M, -flT though that can't
Llpv'ss---1 itIH hgif trl you nf
.gfthS--.t .NdHN their goodness
'Etfffs-t tIII Tho ono only reH-
4 IsLNtfni 20 [ " sou Tor reduction
INItfEI N@Iff utH ln thulr being
| ~. ~ Ltfrl small lots and lime
4 ttfLS Hal NEkf itrd uH tn pattern
lLtEHaIf|W Oily designs, thus
ND " .s"t Five patterns ~
.'lSWl tIl NOTTINGHAM Lace
i=t|5Tl NI curtain. fun 1Ifr.
HIIIIFIl 81 NJ new spring de-
~ WIN zl4 HirnH $500 tn 81 %
VISA - VsIIT9 regular ynluea-
S2.6B
Thf,H patterns Irish Point Curtains.
HplgnlIi values that were bought 60 Heli
at $40 Co 800 tho pair close out at
$685.
one pattern brussels not, pretty
dainty pnrlnr curtains. un excellent Vnl-
ur ut rcEulnr price $40 the pair. 20
close
$685.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

Twenty-Five pieces % Tapestry Brua.
1cia carpets, splendid values. ths kind
We make @ leader uf nt Gsc the yard.
these two days Howcd. laid aud lining
furnished at
52o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

! h'clEo. o. Philadelphia. I.
NJ hlnfiun. 4, rlttaburr. Q.
baltimore. 9. a. Louis. p.
n'W York. a. Cincinnati. o.
.inINyn, ti Louisville. I.
Boston, 10, Cleveland. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01

newest OF designs ana cHinrIun, HiEo
glNdn inches, Co close out good y 20
value Ia each onc-but in order O. do
So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01
I0TTINGS FROM
! BASEBALL FIELDS
lot,l and Foreign Notes on Amori-
cas- National Game
BALTIMORE VS. ST. LOUIS.


7bs SAFE Lakes and short Lines win
ala, a couple of gamcs at the end 81
~ rs.k probably one on Saturday
"a sunday. Asa special inducomcnt
4, tba Young men patrons. an ladies'
-m b. admitted nco 10 salt Lake or
ss8rt Lime came held u the Fort
mounds on "a week any.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-04-19

Close connections at Greenwood for all points on
8. A. L. aud O. & g.. Railways, and at spartanburg
with Southern Railway.
For any information relative to tickets, rates. sched
ule, etc., address n.
WI. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent Augusta, Gs.
EN-. NORTH. Sol. Agent
T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-04-19

For tired, swollen, sweating feet, nothing
equals Aliens foot ease. For sale by Speed.
A nice line OF combs and hair brushes at
Speeds.
Now Is the time TO get rid of bed bugs. Use
kill.a.bug. For sale by Speed.
All the best cattle powders for sale by Speed
The best favorlpg extracts that can be
bought for sale by Speed.
Trv Speeds cough syrup, 1t will 'sure fix
you up..' Price 25 and SOC.
BY using bottle Of Speeds lightning reno
vator you can make your last summer CLOTH
Ing look like new. Price l0c. at Speeds.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-04-19
DEATH OF REV. R. A. FAIR.

Rev. Robert A. Fair, died In Savan pah, Ga,
on Tuesday morning April II, at an advanced
age. His remains were brought to this city
and inferred In Upper Long Cane Cemetery.
The deceased was for many years an honored
and useful citizen OF Abbeville, where he had
hosts of friends.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Four Dollars Per Ddy.

The New Mexico law setting a value
of four dollars per day upon labor on
mining claims for annual assessments
has been repealed, says the Rio Grande
Republican, and it is now necessary to
perform whatever number of days
labor it will take 'at the wages of
the district to amount to one hun
dred dollars.
The real value of days labor
is presumed by the United States
courts to be the wages of the district
where the claim is located, and the
New Mexico statute was contrary to
the holdings of the courts in a number
of cases. Thirty-three and q third
dsys' labor will be about the least that
will pass for an annual assessment in
this section.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
A Skating Party's Fate.

A party of young folks went out skat-
ing last nigh. in the gulch east OF
town. reports the Albuquerque Citizen.
They bad fine time for about seven
teen minutes. There was little cold
ness between some of them. but under
the excitement of skating they thawed
out and the ice was broken. Miss Nc
Intyre. Lawrence Smith and Topsy Cot
ton fell into the water. but fortunately
all reached the bank in safety. Will
and Topsy secured a horse to ride
home on, but the others had to walk. Will
McSparron was on the bank when the
ice broke. Miss Mcintyre was strug-
Cling in about four feet of water when
McSparron jumped in and
helped her to the bank. Will is al
ways around when ne eded. His ankle
was sprained.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Best AIl-Year Route to California

Is the Southern Pacific. The travel
ing public can easily understand this
when it is known that this Ia the only
line running coaches through to Cali
fornis points without change, the only
line running tourist sleepers direct
from Ell Psso to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, the only line running Pull
man palace cars direct to the above
named cities without transfer and the
only line running buffet cars thus en-
abling passengers to obtain their meals
at hours convenient to themselves.
Seventeen hours shorter time to Los
Ane eles than by other lines.
No ca angling cars during nights, en-
route.
Parties going to the Pacific Coast
for q rest should make q note Of these
facts
T. E. HUNT HARRY TURNER,
ComI Agent. City Ticket Agt.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19

SOUTH AFRICA is not the only conn
try in which great game is being play
ed. Vienna, where the masters chess
tournament began Saturday, will be
the oynosure of all eyes in the chess
world during this week, for the parti-
cipsnts in the contests include q num-
Der Of the greatest masters of the
game. The tournament Is held in COM
memoration of the late brilliant Aus
trian chess expert, Baron. won Kolisch.
The players include sixteen experts,
residents of Austria and Hungary, and
all of them renowned throughout
Europe for their mastery of the game.
Under the rules drawn up for the COM
petition each competitor plays one
game with every other contestant, at
the rate OF five games per week, and at
the time limit of thirty moves to the
first two hours and fifteen moves for
each hour thereafter. Ten prizes with
an aggregate value of 1850 kroner will
be distributed among the winners.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
ARIZONA'S AMBITION.

The statehood meeting recently held
In Phoenix was attended by repre-.
sentative citizens from all parts OF
Arizona and action was taken which
the territorial press believes will exert
q strong inf1uence.on congress.
Governor Murphy in addressing the
meeting said the question for which it
had been called together was one con-
corning which there was no division in
Arizona. Previous efforts for state
hood had encountered opposition and
there would no doubt be opposition
now, but the time was pr0pitiOus.
The administration was known to
favor the admission of Oklahoma and
in the event of the admission OF that
territory the application of Arizona
could not be consistently denied. The
governor believed that with the exer-
cise of proper effort the territory
might be made state before the close
of the present session of congress and
pledged himself to do all in his power
to accomplish admission.
Judges. Baker and Street also address
sed the meeting, the former saying
that the people of Arizona were in uni
son in dem and;ng the right Of citl-
zenship in the United States and signs
were favorable that the de nsnd would |
be heard. The time seemed ripe in
the midst of the progressive movement |
toward. expansion. No political ques- |
lions were involved in the question of
ST do not care" said he, |
''by what party lit comes, democratic
or republican. If by the latter 1 will |
lay, God bless the republican party"
) Judge Baker warned the meeting that
no party would grant admission un-
asked.
Before adjournment a committee of
ten was selected to visit Washington
and labor with congress
and the Arizona Republican
sees "the glimmering star of state
hood visible above the eastern horizon
1t last"
ThesHERALD hopes the giimmering
star may be blazing star of state
hood before the present congress ad-
ourns and that alongside of it may be
New Mexico's state star.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19

PITY the president! Heihas ques-
ton to settle before New Years day
that would tax the wisdom of Solo
mon. The official status of Admiral
Dewey and the place he is to occupy in
the white house reception on New
Years day Is the question. 1t has
been the subject of long and animated
discussion in the white house. and the
war and navy departments. Who shall
greet the president first, Major-Gener-
al Miles, commanding the army. or
Admiral Dewey, subtracted from the
other officers of the navy, and given
place to himself in the parade OF the
nations most distinguished servants?
The decision of the president is await
ed with as much interest by feminine
Washington as by the officers of the
army and navy, as 1T will solve the
question Of who shall make the first
call on the wife of the admiral. Mrs.
Dewey could settle it in two seconds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19

CONSIDERABLE interest was mani
tested in naval circles in Washington
yesterday in the trial trip Of the new
practice ship, Chesapeake: which took
place over the official course off the
New England coast. The trial was
conducted by special board consist
ing of Commander Emory, Naval Con-
structor Caps and Lieutenant Com
mander Henderson. In the anticiDat-
ed event of her meeting all contract
requirements, the vessel will be fitted
out for the use of naval cadets and sent
on short cruise, at the conclusion OF
which she will go to Annapolis for the
permanent use of the naval cadets as
practice ship. Her first extended
voyage will be made next summer
when the first end third classes of the
naval academy will be sent to sea for
the usual two months cruise. The ad-
dition of the new ship to the equip
ment of the naval academy adds great
ly to the facilities of the institution
for training the coming officers of the
navy in the old art OF seamanship. The
Chesapeake Is considered one of the
most gracefully lined ships OF her
class in the service, and with her great
spread of canvas and clipper build
generally is expected to equal the best
sailing speed of any clipper ship in the
world