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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18

crease of twenty-five millions and over
in two weeks makes plain why reserves
are decreasing. as the gold shipped to
Europe has OF affected the totals to the
extent described. The deposit expansion
of 50 1888. 400 has increased reserve require
ment about two and one-half millions,
and this, added to the loss Of IS, S05. 800 in
spccie. decreases the reserve by 80 319. 800.
making a reduction in the last two weeks
in this, item of over 81. 600. coo. Still. rs
the average reported over She spring
months, the current decrease is not over
whelminglY isnportant.
The interest centers in the question of
now much further the liabilities OF the
bankers are to be expanded and whether
The operations now at work will have
the effect of raising money rates. The
latter possibility ~ by no means uncer-
tain. Its influence viii be to put stop
Immediately to gold exports.
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Religious Debate at Deseret.
Especial Correspondence. ]

Deseret, June 16.-J. w. Peterson.
wife and parents of Missouri are in
town visiting relatives. Mr. Peterson
is missionary. in the Josephite church.
The public had the pleasure of listen
ing to a religious discussion carried on
between him and David Stout of
Hinckley. Each tried to prove his re-
spective church the true church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as
organized by Joseph Smith. The ar
gument covered two evenings and was
very interesting. Tonight Mr. Peterson
breaches in the Mormon church. The
party is en- route to the Society islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Chopper have the
sympathy of the entire community in
the death of their little daughter The
child died on the 14th, presumably of
scarlet fever
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Circleville Happenings.
Especial Correspondence

NSpScld4 NoiIeSpouueHce-)
CircleVille, June 16.-The marriage of
John Morrill, of Junction and Miss Nal
vina Day of this place took place a
few days ago. with gay festivities at
the home of the brides parents.
Another interesting wedding is to oc-
cur next week-that of Joseph Day to
Miss Mamie Daley
Mrs. All Elder, who has been dan
gerously I'll for a long time. is now inl-
proving nicely. Very great credit is
given DIR. Wing of Junction for the
skill which he displayed in this case.
Frost has injured the potato crop in
the last two or three nights, though
not seriously. Lucern and grain have
also been slightly touched.
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Caught the Woman.

officer Sperry. after a four days
search. yesterday found Mrs. Bennett,
supposed to be the ringleader in tho
row that occurred at the Thirteenth
East negro house of prostitution a few
days ago. She left the place with two
colored soldiers, and all trace of her
was lost until an expresSman went To-
the house for her goods. officer Sperry
followed him to Fifth South and Sec
ond East, where the woman was found
in the home of her brother. She Will
be charged with prostitution.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. June 7.-Cattle-Receipts. go.
Market strong to 1Oc higher. Native beef
steers. S4.40G5.30; western steers. $1,000
4S5: Texas steers. S3.75d4.65; cows and
heifers. S3S0d46O; Gamers. s.. 25G3.60;
stockers and feeders. 50. S0d5.00: calves,
S4O0d7.00: bulls. stays. ETC.. $3.OOQ4.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 Market steady to
strong. Heavy. SS.60d3.65; mixed. $500
1921; light. S. 6219G3.6712; pigs, $3.25qS.60:
bulk of sales. S3.62ls.
Sheep-Receipts. 700. Market steady to
strong Western muttons. $4.25Q5.OO; stock
sheep, So. 25G4.25; lambs, $450a6-20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
HURT AT LAWN PARTY.
Peculiar Accident to Lehi Young
Lady-Canal Bank Gave Way.
Especial Correspondence

NSpeclai Correspondence
Lehi, June 1.-THE alumni lawn
party given at the residence of G..
Schow by the students of the different
classes last evening, was a grand sue
cess. The lawn was lighted with Chi
nese lanterns, and a very pretty stand
was erected, decorated with old glory
and flowers. Rhod Bushman acted as
master of ceremonies.
While at the party a number of the
students assembled in a group. By
some accident one of them was tripped
and fell. causing a number to do like
wise, some Of whom fell upon
Miss Maud Webb and injured her in
the back She became unconscious.
This week the Bull river canal re-
ceived an overflow of water. caused by
the melting SHOWS, and its banks gave
way, causing a very large break 1t is
expected it viii take a weeks work to
make the necessary repairs.
Among the recent improvements is
a large brick addition to J. Kirkham &,
Sons store.
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FINE UTAH FLOCK.
Mt. Pleasant Sheepman to Join Big
Association.
Especial Correspondence.)

Mt. Pleasant, June 17.-Dwight Lin
coin of Milford Center, O.. inspector
for the American Rambouillet Sheep
association of that state, came to Mt.
Pleasant this week in response to a
request from j. II. Seely, a prominent
sheep grower of this city. Mr.. Seely
contemplates joining the association,
and the inspector is here looking
through Mr.. Seely's herds with view
to ascertaining whether or not the
sheep will meet the requirements. He
has not yet concluded his investiga-
lions. but has expressed himself very
favorably concerning Mr.. Seely's sheep,
and evidently is of the opinion that
there will be no difficulty in his obtain
ing membership.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. June i7.-Cattle-Receipts
200. Market unchanged from yesterday.
Native steers. heavy. 81 eOa5.25: medium.
81. 5OQ5.1O: light, 81. 20d4s5; Texas steers.
$S.15d4.S0; Texas cows. S3.O0G3.S5; native
cows and heifers. S2.30d4.90; stockers and
feeders. s.. 1OC15. 20: bulls. Sl.10d4-O0.
Hog-Receipts. 1000 Market steady.
Bulk of sales. So. 70d3.75: heavy. s.. 70dS- 50;
packers. S}55G3.75; mixed s3.62l2H3. 20:
light S3.60d3.7212; workers. s3.1eq3-I212:
pigs $S.60d3.65.
Sheep - Receipts. 500 Market firm.
Lambs. s425d5.75: clipped muttons. $1,000
500: stockers and feeders, $-10G3Se; culls.
81 INA o.
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HAVE THE MOVING FEVER.
Circleville People Who Are Seeking
New Homes.
(specia, Correspondence.

NSpeClSl SOTItSpOuQenCe.)
Circleville, June ia number Of our
citizens have decided to leave this To-
cality in search of other homes. Frank
Fullmer and Levison Hancock started
with their families a few days ago.
expecting to make some point on the
Green river their destination. Orson
Dalton, to the surprise of everybody,
has sold his home and farm for $1,000
TO Martin Dalton, and will, accom-
law, w. W. Ruby, commence a journey
in the same direction next week. The
fever of unrest has proven so con-
taSious that it has spread to a large
number of families, and quite a num-
Der viii surely follow as soon as the
crops are gathered this fall.
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Johnson has just returned
from Provo. where she secured a resi-
dence for the coming winter, intending
to send her children to the B. Y. A
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. June Notwithstanding 100.
Market slow and steady. Beef steers. 81
ass: cows. S3.60df25: feeders. freight
paid to river, So 75d4.15; stOckers. freight
paid to river, $4.00G5.25; bulls. stays. etc.
$2.25G3.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 200. Market slow and
weak. Light packers, S3.4Oq3.5O; mixed
and heavy, $350q3.6O.
Sheep-Receipts. 100 Market quiet
and Stead.-.
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Logan Locals.
Especial Correspondence

Logan. June lion Thursday next.
when the business men have a half holt
day. a game of baseball will be PLAYED
between the employees of Fister & Mel
SEN and the employees of the implement
houses in town. The clothing men have
also challenged the dry goods people and
the latter have accepted.
Fred Smith of Richmond and Milena
Cole of Fairview obtained a marriage
license today and were married by JUS
tice Knowles.
Judge Hart made an order today con-
firming the sale of personal roDerty of
the estate of Eliza beth Reeder. deceased.
A petition is being circulated here by
b. F.-Cummings of the News asking for
the restoration of the old-time train serv-
ice for this valley. The idea is to pro-
vide morning train to Salt Lake and
an evening train back. If the schedule
is made, it Will help the News.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver.

New York, June T-Money on call
steady. at PAPA per cent; last loan. 2l2.
Prime mercantile paper. SG3& per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business IN bankers bills at4 .S724 IS for
demand and 4.s5stGt4.S6 for sixty days;
posted rates. 4.Ss11Q4.S and 4.s9. Com
mercial bills. 4.S5d4. ssh.
Silver certificates, 60l2G62.
Bar silver. CO.'S
Mexican dollars. 49,.
New York, June 1.-THE imports of
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LOST IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Search to Be Made For a Kansas
City Party.

Fort Scott, Kan, June T.-Eranl
Greenfield arrived here from Soutf
America, and will at once undertake t
fit out a relief expedition to find HI:
brother, Alfred, who went into the in
terror of South America last August
with a Kansas City company, to take
possession of a rubber concession g1ver
by the Brazilian government.
The two Greenfield boys left here fol
South Africa over two years ago, and
there joined a company of English
miners and went to South America,
where they separated, Alfred Joining
the Kansas City company, whiCs he
now thinks is lost or DESTROYED by the
natives.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York. June 17-Coffee-Options
closed firm. unchanged to points higher
Sales. 5000 bags. including June. $3.50:
August $40; September. $3.50; October.
Sass; November. $3.50; December. SOS:
May. $50. Spot coffee-Dull and easy:
No T. invoice. 57sc: No. Z. jobbing. 69sc.
Mid. COTdova Sd13c.
Sugar-Raw. steady at a decline. Fair
refining. Lice; centrifugal, SO test, 4asc:
molasseS sugar &c.
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NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.

mand of release by the city guardian,
who, however, got out very quickly. for.
using his own words, Il just kicked
the side of the house OUT Mrs. Sin
dar then let loose such a torrent Of
abuse. declared the marshal, that he
concluded to place her under arrest
and brought the charge of interfering
and molesting an officer in the dis
charge of his duty. She was released
on $50 bonds, and her trial by Jury was
fixed for Z O'clock tonight Durand
was found guilty of petit larceny this
morning and sentenced to thirty days
in Jail
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Market Strong On Chicago
Board of Trade.

Chicago, June 17.--opening prices in
wheat showed the effect of a closing ad-
vance of 94d at Liverpool. September
starting at 7S1@G7S5sc. compared with
yesterdays close of 7724c. advancing i'm
mediately to 7S2tc. The advance at Liver
pool following yesterdays decline here
came as a surprise to traders, and was
taken to indicate that the conservative
English market was at last responding to
the Russian crop damage news Realizing
soon carried the price back TO SIC.
Shortly before IL o'clock the market again
took an upward turn and from that time
on was decidedly strong. Private cables
and New York advices all confirmed the
damage to Russian crops and also said
that the drought was spreading to dis
tricts that heretofore have not been af
fected. Shorts covered literally and St.
Louis bought freely during the last hour.
September advanced steadily TO 79c and
was bringing 7S7sc at the close
Corn was quiet, but firm in the main.
and closed at &c advance
Oats We're strong on heavy buving for
both accounts. September gained es1S4c.
Provisions were exceptionally quiet.
nothing but a narrow scalping business
being done. The market was steady and
closed unchanged from yesterday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Stocks at London.

New York. June 17.--Commercial~ Adver-
Users London financial cablegram: The
markets here were sleepy and stagnant
setback for foreigners toward the close.
Spanish As reached 661t. the top price this
year. but reacted TO eiss. Tintos were 49,.
Paris selling them, presumably on hitch
in the formation OF the new cabinet
Americans were firm. but nothing was
doing in them. One hundred thousand
pounds of gold was taken for the cape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
WOES OF MERCUR OFFICER.
Landlady Locked Him and Prisoner
Up Together.
fsneclal Corresnondence1 !


Mercur, June H.-Last night the ar
rest of young man on a charge of
petit larceny led up TO dramatic en-
lertainment of exciting interest A
warrant was sworn out before Justice
Dunlavey by p. b. Porter, charging
Harry Durand with the theft of re-
volver, and later City Marshal H. j.
MAR placed DuraDd under arrest. He
consented to the officer searching his
room, and accompanied him to Mrs.
Eliza Sindar's rooming house The
landlady was not agreeable to the pro-
ceedings. but the marshal went in
with the prisoner anyway and made an
unsuccessful search for the property.
Then the fun commenced, when Mrs.
Sindar locked both men in the room
and refused to comply with the de-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
Osborne's Answer.

Provo. June 17.-An answer was filed
today in the divorce case of Hannah
Osborne VS.. Thomas Osborne. Osborne
denies that he, since the 18th of Jam
uary last, has willfully failed to pro-
vide his wife and children with the
necessaries of life; that he is earning
$50 per month, but admits that he earns
$40. He also denies that he has COM
mitted adultery or squandered his
earnings, and prays for a dismissal of
the case
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gies and farm wagons. loaded with
children and lunch baskets, formed an
Irregular procession, with the Tooele
brass band in the lead. All proceeded
to Angels grove, about two miles
above town, where the day was spent
IN roasting, racing, etc, until about 4
p. M, when all returned to the public
square, where match game of bali
TOOK place, the days sports winding up
with dance in the evening.
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SUES FOR $4,000.
Elected Short Line Passenger Asks
Heavy Damages.
Especial CORRESPONDENTS

topecidl SoITeSpoIuenCe.)
Pennington, June 10. McGraw is SUI
ing the Oregon Short Line in the Davis
county division of the Second district
court for 5000 damages for having been
forcibly elected from the company's train
on June 6. for none-payment of fare.
The complaint alleges that plaintiff had
purchased a ticket in Butte to carry him
to Salt Lake and return. and it was on
the return trip that plaintiff was put off
at Pennington. the conductor refusing to
honor the ticket.
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Pacific Coast Grain Markets.

San Francisco. June 17.-Cash wheat.
s1.0Iisl1.10; December, S1.20is.
Barley. firm and strong; December.
SSssc; new, Sc.
Portland, Ore, June 17.-Wheat-WallS
Walla. sea 5slsc;. valley, 59G60c; blue-stem,
6lM62c.
Tacoma. Wash, June 17-An improve
ment of y cent in wheat marked the close
of the week. prices going up to 5S1ac for
club. GIG for blue-stem
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, June 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
Surplus reserve, decrease. 50. 3l9. 800; loans
increase. S15.G92. 600: specie, decrease. 81
005S00; legal tenders. increase, $40, 800;
deposits, increase, S99S3.400 circulation.
decrease. 80. 100. The banks now hold
$50. 00S.200 in excess OF the requirements OF
the % per cent rule.
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Provo Boy Badly Cut.
(Special Correspondence.)

Provo. June 17.-This afternoon, Earl
the 4-year-old son of Postmaster Graham
met with a severe accident. He was
playing with little playmate and tried
to push his way through glass door,
when the glass broke and his right arm
went through. cutting three arteries in
the wrist. He lost a large quantity Of
blood before the flow was stemmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
Spain Buxs our Wheat.

= Washington, June 17.-Spain bought 1000
tons of wheat from the United States last
March-more than from any other coun-
try, according to the report to the state
department Of Consular Agent Mertens, at
Valencia
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Imports and EXPORTS.

New York. June 1.-THE imports of
specie this week were $139.s69 gold and $50
leo silver. The imports of dry goods and
general merchandise at the port of New
York for this week were valued at So
40. 159. The exports of gold and silver for
this port to all countries for this week
aggregate $7s9S14 silver bars and coin;
S2,654, 800 gold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
Emery County Summer School.
Especial Correspondencel

Huntington. June 1.-THE Emery
county teachers institute and summer
school opened here last Monday under
the direction of Superintendent B. F.
Luke of Orangeville. The opening ex-
ercises were held in the large ward
meeting house, in order that the pub
lie might have the benefit of it. The
programme was as follows:
Selection. ...... Huntington drum corps
Selection Observation-Disclosures. Choir
prayer ID. w. NIXON
Speech of welcome. Z. Johnson
Response. Professor William Roylance
Response. Mrs. l.. H. Cannon
Vocal selection. Mrs. Maria Buchanan
Quartette. Huntington Glee club
Soprano solo,. Mrs. Hannah Leonard
Sentiment. Superintendent B. F. Luke
Glee. Huntington Glee club
Selection. Huntington ward choir
The next two weeks will be taken up
with about the following daily pro-
9 to 10 a. m.-Psychology, Professor
Roylance.
10 to 11:SO-Training class Mrs. L. H.
1870 to II m.-Drawing, Mrs. L. H.
Cannon
Il to Moon intermission.
l p. m. to , p. m.-Theory and prac-
tice, Professor Roylance
2 to 3 p. m.-Methods, Mrs. Cannon.
to $3.50 p. IMMATURE, Professor
Roylance.
$3.50 to 4 D. m.-History, Professor
Roylance.
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Charge Against Ginger.

Especial Correspondence,
Provo June 17.--Last night complaint
was sworn out charging Farley Ginger
of Lake View with unlawful intimacy
with Elizabeth NJ Stewart of Vineyard.
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Condition of the Treasury.

Washington. June 17.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S2S2, 060,
305; gold reserve S235, 226, 525.
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states Is declined Z. the Is and IS new Z

States Is declined z. the IS and Is new z
in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks today amount
ed to 124270 shares. including American
Steel & Wire Is. SO; American Sugar 49,
500: American Tin Plate. $500; Atchison
preferred, $500; Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company $500; Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy, 5000: Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, 5000; Denver & Rio Grande, :. so:
Denver & Rio Grande preferred, 200;
Federal Steel, L, 100; Manhattan, 3,l00:
Tennessee Coal & Iron 5000.
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Tooele's Holiday.
Especial Correspondence.,

Tooele, June 17.-Yesterday the peo-
pie of Tooele City INDUCED in a holt
day, it being the annual cutting of the
Sunday school children. Hacks. bug
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At Lagoon Today.

Baseball at 3:45. Rio C;rande West
ern VS.. Lagoon. Special baseball train
at p. m. Fare, including admission 10
ball game, soc.
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Metal Quotations.

New York. June 1.-THE brokers' prize
for lead is 1SIsG1Si2. Metal exchang,
closed.
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SUPREME OFFICERS A. O. U. W.
A. C. Bishop of Salt Lake Elected g
Trustee.

Indianapolis, June 1.-THE supreme
lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen today elected the following
supreme officers:
Master Workman, John c. Bickford,
Manchester, n. II.
Foreman, w. A. Walker, Milwau-
kee. Wis.
Overseer, A. C. Harwick. New York.
Recorder, NJ. w. Sackett, Meadville,
Pa.
Receiver, John j. Acken. Albany. N.
Y.
Guide, Alex. Pratt, Winnipeg.
Waterman, A. B. Jones. Wilmington.
Del.
Medical Examiner, DR.. D. H. Shields,
Hannibal. Mo.
Trustees, W. d. Hare, Hillsboro, Ore. ;:
A. c. Bishop. Salt Lake City, Utah:
Thomas Liggett, Montreal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery and
Underwear Bargains

in the great June sale at q. c. M /
week commencing Monday, June 10.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-09-12
MY BUSINESS INCREASES DAILY.

We have a new lot of Silk Bosom
Shirts at SOC.
Mems fine Double Seated. we'll made,
Bleached Drill Drawers at 25c.
Ladies' Tape Neck and Arm Hole
Vests at SC. Ladies' Ribbed. Long
Sleeve Vests, for fall, at 10c each.
We have a lot of Blankets, 10-A size,
from soc to S1.0O. We also have stock
of fine all wool rose Blankets, 10-A, 5
lbs. Blankets at 1925 a pair, made in
Leakesville, n. G.. Comforts from soc
UP to $500
We nave just received a big stock of
fine new n pretty Carpet Do you
need any Carpet? Are you going to
buy any Carpet? Do you like to look
at pretty Carpet? If so, call and see
ours, ask prices and I feel sure I will
get the order. All wool Ingram Carpet
at 29c per yard.
1 have plenty of Mating al 10c per
yard. Forty rolls of fine Jap. Mating,
the very best, from zoe to Csc per yard.
Window shades, 3x6 feet, from 10c to
soc; fixtures complete, 3x7 feet, at Soc.
We have a big store full of goods,
n 1 can say, and I believe what
say, 1 will save you money on anything
you buy from me. I will be in New
York for the next fifteen days looking
for fine goods at a small price to saw
my customers money. It has always
been by motto-"the quick nickel in
stead Of the slow dime" We lead, the
rest follow. Come and join the happy
bargain seekers hat trade at Whining
toms Big Racket Store, opposite The
Orion Hotel.