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MERCHANTMEN.

June /.
MERCHANTMEN.
This list does not include coasters;
Am. stmr. City of Column bia, Walker
Hilo. Dec. IL.
Am. schr. Erskine S. Phelps, Graham,
San Francisco, April 16.
Am. ship Iroquois, Thompson New
York, April 10.
Am. schr. H. -. BendiXon, Olsen, New
castle. April 20.
Haw. blk. Mauna Ala. Smith. San Fran
cisco, April 26.
Haw- blk. Himalaya, Dearborn, New
castle, April %.
Am. ship Aryan, Whittier, Norfolk,
April %.
Am. ship Standard, Getchell, Tacoma
May L.
Haw. blk. Andrew WEIGH, Drew, San
Francisco, May 8.
Am. schr. Inca, Berkholm, Newcastle.
May Is.
Am. bktn. Skagit. Robinson, Port
Townsend. May Is.
Am. schr. Chas. r. Wilson, Johnson,
Gray's Harbor, May IS.
Am. schr. Aloha, Dabel, San Fran
cisco, May 49,
Am. blk. Mohican, Saunders, San Fran
cisco, May IS.
Am. ship Star of Russia, Hatfield, Ma
naimo, May a.
Am. bktn. Irmgard, Schmidt. San
Francisco, May 90.
Br. ship Kilmory, Milne, London. May
81.
Ger. ship Vega, Bommerman, London,
May 81.
Am. bktn. Robert Sudden, Birkho1m,
May 81.
Am. ship George Curtis, Sproule. New
York, May 81.
Stmr. Doric, Smith, Yokohama. June l.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Captain of the British ship Kill
mory will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by the. crew OF said
vessel
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FOR BENT.

AS \ WHOLE OR IN OFFICES TO
suit, Upper Floor of Washington Feed
Co., corner Of Fort and Queen streets.
Apply to
ARTHUR HARRISON.
On premises.
April II, 1899. SOS
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TO LET.

\ COTTAGE, SUITABLE FOR
housekeeping. in the rear OF DR.. Al
vareZ. Emma street.. near Beretania.
Enquire of
5241 DR. ALVAREZ.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.

L. S. S. Iroquois. Pond, Hilo. March 10.
NJ. |. r. cruiser Razboynik, Russowich,
Valparaiso, May %.
u. S. cruiser Philadelphia, Kautz, Apia.
June l.
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MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS
Steamers due and to sail today and
for the next six days are as follows:
ARRIVE.
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ROOM AND BOARD.

CENTRAL LOCALITY. MOSQUITO
proof rooms: warm bath. Address ID.
p. o. Box T96. Honolulu 5246
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

THAT ELEGANT HOUSE ON
Vineyard street, Eva of Nuuanu
street, containing eight rooms and
bath. All Modern improvements.
Rent $40.
Apply to
52I5 WILL Z. FISHER.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO:
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Of the
a point
New York by steamship AZ Ports
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Oceanic Steamship Company,
TIME r ABLE:

The Fine Passenger ;
Ta.s PORT as Hfrsuuda-s
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For further information apply to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-17
OUR OWN STATE.

Lchi ward sunday school for the past
four years. having been called on q
mission to Australia. will leave for his
field Of labor Friday morning next. Last
evening about $50 teachers and workers
met IN his honor IN social gather
ing In the bank building. The lady
teachers of the sunday school prepared
an elegant supper and after partakinE
OF the same. short imprOmptu pro-
gram was rendered consisting Of songs
and speeches. the latter bearing on the
good work that had been accomplished
by the Ichi sunday school under the
ruperlntendcncy 90 Elder Field.
Through his untirinR efforts, the speak
ers said the school was noted as one
Of the model sunday schools OF the
State.
During the rendition Of the program
Prof. q. n. child presented Elder Field
with n rold watch and chain, which
had been purchased by the teachers OF
the school, check for 1926 was also
presented him by the Sunday school
workers and the i.shi missionary fund
committee. The balance ~ the even
Ing was spent In dancing ht the close
Of which all present wished Elder
Field "a safe and prosperous trip on his
long journey, expressing the hope that
his iabofa In the missionary field would
meet with the same success that they
had IN the sunday school
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THE NEGLECTED sEMIyoLEs.

Elan u. Carlton In The Literary DI-
gcat
~ may not be known To many OUT
side " this stale, but there are resi-
ding In the southern portion Of Florida
between three and i've hundred SENT
civilized Indians They live In what IL
known as the Everglades, Heretofore
they have lived a quite peaceful. hap
ny life hunting and fishing, but their
vocation must change. and Tor the
worse unlrrs help comes from some
source. Orange groves, vegetable gar.
dcnH. aud railroads are now ON the
lands once so fun OF Wild game. We
have broken almost every agreement
and have now driven them 60 the shores
81 the Gulf ~ AioNlco. ana they can no
longer live by hunting ana fishing. Hut
little II any EFFORT has been made to
clvillze them. ~ TO this time they
have been doing well and have not boon
In need of help, but from now on they
should have some confederation, \
few years ago when | was a hoy, l
learned TO speak their language ana
learned good deal of their unwrittcn
history. I was intimately acquainted
with the most popular ones OF the Sem
inolo tribe, and l learned from them
that an agent ~ two had been sent
among them, but they did not UNDER
stand his language and they looked up-
ON him with suspicion. They are nnx.
ious To be taught 10 read aud write. and
from my personal knowledge | viii say
that they are easy To teach and learn
fast They have some very bright aud
Industrious boys and girls among them
OF more than ordinary intelligence,
They are In need of teachers. II half
dozen could bee taught they would
soon educate the balance. They are
honest, Nirtuoua. and industrious. They
are OF copper color. tail. erect. aud
generally weigh about ono hundred aud
nifty to one hundred and seventy five
mounds. Some noble specimens OF man
hood are among Thorn.
Their lands and homes have gone In
90 the hands NJ corporations. land com.
panles, and spectators. but "A small
part OF land h lcft for them TO hunt
on. and they have realized their condl-
tion. aud often say that their children
will have 10 perish, us they know not
how 10 live like the white man; and lt
sccms 10 give them great deal OF
trouble.
There are hut few people who seem
90 take any interest IN them, ana their
condition ~ surely unknown to the au-
thoritles at Washington, or some great
,r EFFORT would be- made In behalf OF
these poor suffering people who have
been driven from their homes To the
end Of the continent iiut few can
speak their language; In fact, no one
has ever been to them, and been able
To inform them 80 as 10 make them un-
hprstnnd their meaning, | have been
among them from my boyhood. and
feel an interest In their welfare. but |
have never drawn the picture uf their
condition. All who kpnW them VIII bear
me out In the assertion that they have
boon honest, and cared for themselves.
TIP To this time they have molested no
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nANTI.

sheriff Jensen escorted George willis
10 salt Lake city last Wednesday aud
introduced the young man 10 Warden
Dow OF the state penltentlary. at which
place he VIII he a guest for the next
eight years,
The capture and conviction VI George
willis, the rafc-Crnckcr. IL regarded a.
most important achievement ON the
part OF the public officers. lie ~ report
cd 10 be a dangerous crook and II Hua-
pccted Of being implicated In several
burglarics In southern Utah during tho
past few years. The public II To be-
congratulated upon the fact that he Il
now safely confined In the pcnitentlary.
where for several long years he viii be
unable To prey On the rights of others,
Captain Smith OF Company a. salt
Lake city, was In Manti last Saturday
evening ana Inspected Company II. lie
was highly plcaScd with the showing
Company y made. ana gave the boys a
good rcnd.on. The company compares
fnyorably with the best In The state.
Prof. Enoch JorgenHen. principal Of
the public sohoola. was happily sur
priscd On Tuesday evening by about
forty pupils Of the eighth grade. The
young people brought picnic. ana after
supper had been served tho company
enjoyed themselves To their hearts
The delegates appointed from SAN
pete county to attend the National
htockgrowera' convention at Denver on
Jan. sith Ia 25th, inclusive, are; Ezra
shoemaker end Luther futile Of Manti.
W, II. Cnndlnnd and r. l., Anderson OF
Mt. pleasanti 4. II. kearnes OF Gunni-
son.
AZ meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Mnnu city Savings bank held on
last Monday. the following officers and
board Of directors were elected; l., r.
futile, president james Crawford, Jr..
vice president, W, q. Crawford. John
n. Maiben. u. T.. DyrenE. Lewis Ander-
son and Frank u. Tuttie.
~. a., Brown visited friends In Provo
the flrHt OF this week. Horace made
the rounds Of the State Insane asylum
while there. lilo says the institution
IN ~ well kept and 80 srupulously
clean that II II u great temptation FOR
a sound-mlnded person To play crazy
just to get ,o'sDcnd n short time there
The party given at the pavilion last
night by the odd Fellows lodge was a
social success, About eighty or ninety
couples were present. hut u much larg-
er attendance was looked for The han
was very prettily decorated and pre-
scented most pleasing appearance
The cuunty'e finances are In better
condition now than AT any other previ-
Gus date. On account Of the business
administration OF the last county ON
Gals thelf hucc~fHofN TOOK hold or the
county government with a large cash
balance In the treasury with all debts
paid. The amount OF cash ON hand at
tho end OF last year was 400 In the
general fund, $1,000 In the school fund
and sl.7O0 due the county from the
state. making total cash balance in
favor Of the county Of over $4,000.
with the excellent condition Of AFFAIRS
now the most common ability on the
part Of the newly elected officers will
keep the county's business up TO high
grade.--Ranpete Democrat.
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PARK CITY.

The stockholders OF the First National
bank met on Tuesday and elected dircc-
tors for the ensuing year na folloWsi
W. =. Mccormick. w. w. chisholm.
Simon Hamburger, David Keith, J. Y.
Woodmnn. ThOH. kenrnr. w. v, Ricc,
Robert Hardness and John j. pay.
The directors will meet In few days
10 elect officers.
The annual netting Of the atockhold-
erA Of the Park city Wnterworka coin
pany was held on Tuesday last. when
the following named gentlemen were
elected to serve nA a board Of directors
for the ensuing year; H. g, Chamber
W. V. Rice. Henry Newell, NJ. X. Asch-
helm and Thomas Cuplt 4 committee
was appointed 10 audit the company'H
books. and tho 2iHt named nv the day
when the directors VIII meet and elect
officers.
The club of young folks organized n
few weeks ago and which failed TO re-
ceive n name nt the time. was christ
cncd the Dewey Social club az Its meet.
ing Wednesday night. AZ before stated.
James Hyrnc IL president ~ the organ
lkatinu and Miss Anna cuplt secretary.
The club hnH rented the Dudlcr hall 20
hold meetings In. each Wednesday
evening. the programs 10 be- varied dur
INK the winter according To the WISHES
aud caprice Of its members. The club
has an enrolment OF twenty-five young
ladies and gentlemen now. but " u
the Intention to increase u 10 NIFTY.
PARK sNowsLIDE
~. ". Mailn met with AN experience
he will not soon forget "wednesday
morning nbou. 10 o'clock. 'i.iRc II ON.
plnycd hauling ore from the Anchor
mine to the concentration. AZ the time
mentioned he had reached point On
the dugway leading from the bottom of
Empire canyon to the mill almost d.
rectly opposite the Manix residence. lie
had Just taken his seat on the sleigh
after digging out the road In front N
his team when a small slide started
from Just above the dugwny and struck
his team. The force 1T the slide
knocked them m the road and down
the steep hillside the whole outilt was
hurled with great force and rapidly
landing In the bottom of the canyon.
something like q hundred feet below.
In the descent Mr.. Malin was thrown
from his seat To one side Of the sleigh
ana 10 this circumstance he probably
owes his life, for the two horses were
badly manglcd and KILLED outright
Dan MANS. III. Silver King mail
carrier. happened To b. outside OF his
own home when the slide occurred
and saw Il ali. lie hurried To the An
chor concentration and gave the alarm
which was Instantly responded 10 by
Foreman james r. kcscei and his mem
who. after Few minutes rapid work.
jug the accumulated snow on Mr..
Mnlln, who was discovered wcdgcd In
against his sleigh and nearly dead from
runocation. Jim Gibson who was right
behind Malin with another load 81 ore
ON the dugway escaped altogether
Park city Record.
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OGDEN.


srct Ial TO the News"
ogden, Jan. i5.-Gcorge v. Schramm,
SEN, grand warden Of the Grand Lodge
81 Utah. \. y. A A. NJ, went down TO
the capital last night to attend the
twenty-flfth annual communication Of
the grand lodge. which meets today.
w. J. shenly, w. NJ. J. n. Fulton. =.
Vs., and Dr. Frank Parker, }. w. dele
gates to the grand lodge, went down
this morning.
Yesterday morning Peter l.. Shcrncr.
an old and respected citizen Of ogden.
lied ~ his residence at Five Points,
aged about 10 years: the cause OF death
being an affection Of the kidneys, from
which he had been severe sufferer
FOR a long time. The funeral VIII not
be- announced until his son. Peter
sherner. now fllllnR q mission In West
virglana, and who has been notified,
has been heard from
''Puddin Head Wilson," Mark
Twain'a play, has been booked for the
brand opera house next Monday night.
with the company Is Miss Ada Dwyer,
Salt Lake girl. who takes the part
II l,oNy.
Miss Rec Haddock Of Salt lake Ia
visiting Mrs. orron Riser. her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. oJscph \. rccry have
returned from Salt Lake. where they
were visitors for several days.
In the second district court yesterday
In the ease of Esther FAR " the North
ogden Irrigation company. damage
suit. which was decided In favor Of the
plaintiff, ten days were granted the
defendant In which to file notice Of In
tcution 10 move for q new trial.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Al mombcrs We're present at the reg
ular meeting of the board yesterday
morning.
Petitions of several persons were pre-
Hefited and iilcd for appointment nA
road supervisors. fruit tree Inspector
and nsh and game warden.
v. W. Wade. manager OF the Ogden
office OF the Union Light and Power
company. appeared before the board
and asked that proceedings be- stayed
In thu matter ~ the assessment OF the
riFhts-of-way Of their canals and ress
crvuir sites. The board took the mat
ter under ndVlrcmnt
Adam l.. Peterson ~ Huntsville petl-
toned the board. asking that Christian
Larson OF the same place be examined
a. 10 his sanity. ana the matter was
referred 10 the county phyHlcian.
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LOGAN.
special Correspondence.

NF''lM 'oftohpoiencct
Logan, Jan 1.-THE first 81 series
debates between Elder N. J, Ballard
uf the church Of Jeaun christ of Lat
ter-dny Saints ana ELDER condlt OF the
lse-organlscd church OF l,atter-day
saints, which had been publicly an-
uuuncrd by the press for several days
previous, took place last night In the
second ward meeting house, The spa
'ioul building was crowded and many
people were turned away. being unable
ln gain access Ia the house.
EN-Mayor \, W. klmbail called the
meeting To order and introduced IA
chairman Rev. y, Il, clemunson. Mr.
'lemenhon then read the subject of tho
debate which was aa follows!
'iirsolNcd, that the Church Of Jesus
thirst ~ i.atter-dny Saints commonly
called the Mormon church. II the only
legal SUCCESSOR OF the Church which
was organized by the Prophet Joseph
smith on April 9Th. 1880"
Elder ballard 10 speak ON the aiilrma-
i've and Elder condit ON the negative
I'D. of the question,
The Second ward choir under the
leadership NJ Prof Alex Lewis of the
tihetnaclc choir, sang the hymn we
Thank Thee, u God, for Prophet"
Prayer was offered by bishop N. hal
lard of the Second ward. Elder Bat
lard was then introduced M the first
Hprnk-r. Relng thoroughly familiar
With his task. he lost little time In
prolimlnaries, hut gnve lucid express
sion ot the principles advanced by the
lattter.day Saints. ~ whom he was
representative In this discussion. In
support Of his claim that the Gospel
hhd been taken from the earth and that
Y should be restored IN the latter days
70 quoted Rev. "a; Q, etc, aud made
frequent quotations both from the III
Die and Doctrine and Covenants In sup
port ~ his points.
Elder condlt OF the negative side
lhrn was introduced and In a clear.
lnrcible manner stated his Views upon
We question at issue, He would not
aHny the force Of the prediction OF the
Prophet Daniel concerning the estate
ilHhment OF the Kingdom Of God In the
az days, but said that his church
lail ~ much claim 10 this passage an
wa the church represented by his OPP
tpnent, He quoted largely from the
Doctrine ana Covenants In support of
argument advanced by himself ana al
~ from Vol. Times and Seasons.
hoth speakers We're listened 20 with
Nuoh attention throughout and much
interest II manifest by the people.
Zach speaker win have an hour To
speak again this evening and the sue
,"ulnH evening the time VIII be dlNld.
into shorter periods for each speaker
order that they may more directly
answer each other.
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NEPliI.

Special to the News"
Ncphl. Jan. iG-IIon. W. A. G. Bryan
made a nyinR trip home Saturday from
the capital where he has been Tor sew
eral days looking after the interests OF
his fayorite senatorial candidate. the
Hon. a. W. Mccunc.
A number OF deaths have occurred OF
late. mostly among the children. John
Ackey buried his Ave months old child
Inst Thursday. Fred Lamb lost one the
same age, which was buried last week,
aud Samuel Haynes wife died last
week. after an Hines OF over three
years.
been prevalent throughout these parts,
IL on the decrease. and ere long we
hope to be entirely rid ~ the unwcl-
come visitor
We are now being treated to real
JANUARY thaw." ola Sol ~ out In force
and under his benign smile the snow
~ rapidly disappearing.
Committees are hard at work arrang-
Ing FOR "a big old Anne reunion To be
held In the Second ward meeting house
next Thursday and Friday splendid
time " assured. as evidenced by the
program arranged.
JUAB STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference OF this
stake or Zion convened In the tabcr-
nncic IN this city Saturday morning.
January iith. We we've honorrd with
the presence ~ Apostle lludger Claw
son and Elder Kuion =. Wells. prcsi-
dent Chaa. Spcrry spoke briefly OF the
duties devolVing upon the Saints -.
fecinlly the young men. nnd uig'd ttcn
to qualify themselves for the work OF
the ministry. President Jas. W. Pax
man, Ia fufciblr language urged the
parents 10 work diligently with their
sons To- Hhun the saloons ana pool halls.
and Ia attend the different associations
which have been organized for their
benefit
Elder Ruion :. Wells gave a most en-
cournning repnrt ~ the good work be-
Ing done In the European mission over
which he has lately presided. and
showed the vast difference between the
doctrine OF men ~ taught by the de-
nominations ~ the world. and the true
Gospel Of christ. To the truthfulncsa
and restoration ~ which In our day. he
bore strong testimony.
Elder Rudgcr clawSon spoke In the
Afternoon, giving very timely and en-
cuuraging counsel.
Al II n. m. ON sunday meeting was
held ana was addressed by Elders
Story of ogden. StOncman Of salt
Lake. ana Worthlng of Idaho. who are
here lnhorinR In the interest of the
Mutual Improvement association. A.
.. m. the last meeting ~ the confer
cncc was held. President Jas. W. Pax
man read the report OF the committee
which has had In charge the improv-
Ing Ut the Ncph tabernacle, showing
that over $4,000 has been expended
upon H. The general and stake author
tiles were presented and sustained.
Apostle cinwron was the principal
speaker and dwclt mainly upon the
dutieH of the Saints.
~ y. m. a crowded meeting was
held. under the auspices ~ the stake
Mutual Improvement association. Elder
Wells delivered very interesting SER
mon, In which he clearly pointed out
the great good being done by the AS
the missionary field.
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PROVO.

Provo. Jan. 1.-THE following orders
wcrr made In the Fourth district court
yesterday.
Estate and guardianship ~ barbara
Stokes ct al, minors. annual account
approved.
Powell ~ al, minors. annual. account
approved.
Estate " II. u. swasey. deceased; re-
port ~ special commissioner approved.
Estate and guardianship of Elmo u.
HAL ct al, minor. order setting Jan.
apth no time for hearing petition for
letters Of guardianship.
CITY COUNCIL.
The hill prohibiting prize lighting.
glove conrtrntH and football was taken
from the table on mutton ~ Councillor
Keller, ana passed lts first reading.
~. N, jones, electrical and mechani-
cal engineer. submitted estimates of
cost ~ two electric l.ght systems Of dif-
fcrent capaci,lon: one To cost rs. sss.
ana the other 10 cost tsG.s55.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
John y. Herr and Mary Herr of Salt
Lake have sold To- John ". Herd OF Eu-
rrka onc-hald interest In the Em-
plfr ami the Deer l.odE" mining claims.
situated IN North Tintlc mining dis
trict
Marriages licenses have been Issued tn
\. ~. Cook of Fairfield. aged y. ana
Maria Partridge ~ Goshen, aged -:
clayton beck. aged y, and Lucy MY
Kcll. aaed - both of spanish Fork.
David Mckoll, aged y ~ spanish Fork.
ana Sarah O. Wood. aged q. Of Hoi-
den.
Alh. and Mrs. Samuel Jcppcraon OF
the SECOND ward gave a very pleasant
rpeiuhlc Saturday evening In honor ~
the eighteenth anniversary of that
laly'a birth, many of the friends Of
the venerable guest ~ honor attended
and greatly enjoyed the occasion.
a number % the young people are
engaged Ia rehearsinE The Great Sui
tan, a spectacular and musical eNtraV-
agnnxh. which viii be presented at the
opera house on the s0th and elSt Inst
Sir. and Mrs Rockwell OF chicago are
managing the entertainment.