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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
CoNNECTIcUT HUMANE SOCIETY

Inc IOnnNcTIcNt HNmNne sOcTeIy Is con tcmpating the establishing of quarters in this city from which the work can be ii. rected in this section of the state. The general offices of the society are at present at Hartford, but the work has been increns- ing 10 such an extent that the matter of having an office in New Haven is now rn- der advisement. The local representatives are Dr. ". ]. Adams of West Haven and Attorney Wallace S. Moyle. Dwight B. Thrall the state agent, will be in charge of this work dividing his time between here and Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
BURGLARS IN STRATFORD

Bridgeport May 16The store of F. L.. Hanson of Stratf0rd was entered by burg. lars last night and $200 worth of cigars and iewclry taken. The rear door was forced This is the second burglary there within a few weeks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17

BOUGHT BY EX-PRESIDENT MERRILL Vice President William F. Merrill of the street residence of Charles II. Webb, who
 will remove to his former home at the cor ner of Howard and Davenport avenues.
 Mir. Merrill will move Into his new house
 in a few days
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
CInaiMr Drtcca

Following arc the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitciy. Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway, New York, and i5 Center st., New Haven.
 Il1 A.i.ad
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by II. c. Fried. man X Co.,, bankers and brokers, 10 Wall street, New York. New Haven Office 763 Chapel Street, Norman A. Tanner, Mama ger.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
IN CRAWFORD TOMORROW.

Baptist Foreign Mission Work Meeting Following is the programme of the Wo man's Baptist Foreign Missionary confer ence of southwestern Connecticut to be held at Branford tO-morroW: 10:45 a. m-Half-hour Devotional Service. Reports from Circles.
 Prayer.
 Reports from Ecumenical Conference. Adtlress-Nirs. Wheaton. Address Mrs, Kent.
 Business 80 D. m.-Scripture and Prayer. Missionary News of the World. Reports from Ecumenical Conference. Address-Nlrs. A. K. Gurney. Model Missionary Meeting-Led by Mrs.
 E. l.. Armstrong.
 Closing Prayer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17

TO CURE A COLD QUICKLY. Take Crown La Grippe Tablets the great cold cure, George D. Farovid. GA Chapel street, City Drug store tr
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
Government HOnds,
Quotations or Active Rnnd..


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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
yAIr TENNIS TOuRNAMENT

The tennis tournament for the champion ship of the university will commence next Monday, May 21, and will be open to men of all departments. Cups will be given 10 the winner and the runner up and the win ner will be called upon to play J. A. Allen 1900 S, for the championship.
 All entries, accompanied by the entrance fee of fifty cents must be handed to H. l.. Galpin, 333 White Hall, by Sunday even ing. The drawings will be posted in the Coon Monday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
THANKED FOR THEIR c1rr

Rev. pr. Mnher, formerly of New Haven, was present at the meeting of Catholic Union council, K. of C., last night and heartily thanked the members for theil joseph's church. He sad he had selected the design, St. Rose, of Lima" as being especially appropriate becausc she was the first American saint. The window will he first on the right, entering the cdihce It is probable that the council will attend the church in body, in the evening of May 50, when Rev. ". ]. Slocum of Waterbury will preach.-Stamford Advocate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
" IT. FORU.

May 16-,Wopowage lodge, I. o. 0. F., held their meeting last evening.
 Mr ard Mrs Patrick Moore arc rlep,ylu. congra tulations over the arrival of a boy In their household.
 Mark Miller, an assistant barber at Me Intyre's shop, has severed his connection. William Lovcioy of Meriden has accepted the position made vacant by Miller.
 The marriage of Miss Evelyn Simpson of Southington to F. C. Mathews, manager of Clark bicycle store, took place on Satur. day at St. Peters church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. II. Hutchinson.
 Mrs. Charles Copeland is seriously ill at her cottage at Burns Point
 The Milford Water company is lnving pipes along Governors avenue.
 StX empty beer kegs were stolen from the Rod and Gun clubhouse owned by William Jones.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17

nett and MT Girdner started from New York city. They met MT. Bryan at the sherman house in Chicago and journeyed with him to Omaha. There they attended the dollar" dinner of the populists and accompanied MT. Bryan on his tour of the city. Leaving Omaha the trio went straight to Lincoln and for two days were the hon Ored guests of the democratic leader
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
REPUBLICANS IN SESSION.
ludIcaI Convention We'll Attended at Joint
Building,
d. NJ Straup Acts rs Temporary Chair.
man Committees Named VIII
Hold a Tate Session.

The Republican judicial convention
opened this afternoon at 2:iO O'Clock.
II was called 70 order by George w
Meyer Attorney d. ~ straup was
chosen temporary chairman, and be-
fore proceeding to business he made a
few remarks relating to the duties OF
a Judge, etc. Before the News" went
TO press the only business completed
was the naming Of the following com.
mittees
Committee on Credentlals:-First pre-.
clnct r. 3. Hoffman Second precinct.
j. G.. Lynch Third precinct. II S. Tan
ner, Fourth precinct w. Z. Hutchln-
son; Salt Lake county, Halgh: To0ela
county l.. strasburg; Summit county.
LoCkhart
Resolutions-First George l.. Nye:
Second, T. Il. Brown; Third. II. h.
Booth, Fourth, Arthur Brown. Fifth.
Alma katz Salt Lake county. George
b. Squires. Tooele county. A o. John
son Summit county. II s. Townsend.
Committee on Permanent Organlza-
ton and order OF Buslneas-First, Pc.
ter Johnson; Second, a. s. Relser.
Third, JOS +. Smith. Fourth. George
W, Lawrence; Fifth. A. II. Robinson:
salt Lake county, A. II. Woodruff.
Tooele county, G. r. McBride Summit
county. s. l.. Radon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
PERSONAL,


w. L, candland OF Mt Pleasant 81
stopping al The cullen.
Il. Guhl is among the residents OF
MI. Pleasant who are In town today.
J. Day came down from Ogden to.
day and registered at the Kenyon.
Among todays arrivals az the Ken.
! yon are j. j. Mcdonald Nampa. Jo-
seph r. Marks and wife, Helena, and
VIM. Glasmann OF Ogden
L. o. TAFT is registered at the Knuts.
ford from Provo.
+. j. Coates, proprietor OF the K0ehler
hotel Grand Island Neb.. Is among
todays arrivals at the Kenyon
A. Rehling and II Meyer two tea
planters from RGugO0n are in this city
today taking in the sights prior 10
continuing their travels 10 Europe
Manager l.. NJ, Walden OF the Posta!
Telegraph company ln Phoenix. Aria.
is among the guests al the Kenyon. he
reports that t0rrid Arizona Is iu dire
need of good rain storm. as not "a
drop has fallen IN the vicinity OF phoc-
NIX tor the past seven months To add
20 the ttials and fluctuations OF the
residents there, the mercury for the
past month, DE says has perslstently
stood IN the vicinity OF the 100 mark
with occasional excursions up to ll2
and ia IN the shade.
Senator Clark Of Wyoming was
guest In Salt Lake last night He went
10 saltalr with some friends and took
bath in the lake. something he enjoys
very much and which be never fails 10
do when here during the bathing season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
OTHER CHURCHES.

ST. PauIs Church, Main and Fourth
South streets Rev Ellis Bishop. rector
Rev. W Daunt Scott. curate. july POI
seventh Sunday after Trinity 500 a.
M, holy communion, 9.4j a. m, Sunday
school, ll;o0 a. m, morning prayer and
sermon 300 p. m, evening prayer.
81, Paurs Associate Mission. rector.
Rev Ellis Bishop, associates, Rev. w.
Daunt Scott Rev. James II. Cox. Rev.
o. ST. John Scott July 20. siventh sun
day after Trinity
81 Peters Chapel, Fourth North and
Fifth West streets; Rev w. Daunt
scott Vicar $3.50 p, ~, Sunday school.
1880 p. mr evening prayer and sermon.
ST. Johns Chapel Perkins Addition.
Mr.. +. +. Kraft. lay reader. 800 p. M.
Sunday school, 400 p. M, evening
prayer and sermon
81. Andrews Mission. CHaiker'e HaD
Murray Rev. James u. Cox, vicar: q. 30
, m, sunday school; 500 p. m. even
ing prayer and sermon.
Mil Creek Mission, WILDER school
house; $3.50 p. M Sunday school and
eyensong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
POLITICAL POINTERS.

In the shrievalty race on the Repub-
lIcan side these candidates are talked
OF by their friends: James Rae, Ar
thur Pratt, VIM. Elliott. George w.
Gibbs Harvey Hardy and David p.
Thomas.
Thomas Homer IS being put 10 the
fore by his friends for the position OF
county recorder lie Is an abstractor
by trade" and that IS a quality which
his chaperones advance as desirable.
Attorney General Bishop Is said 10 be
seeking reelection to his present posi-
ton
Chairman Wesley X. Walton Of the
Republican State committee returned
from the East In time 10 participate IN
today's committee meeting.
Brigham West has very many friends
and they don't hesitate 20 say that be
shall be the next Democratic nominee
for sherift, provided anything they may
be able TO do win get him there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
Hewlett Bros. Co.
IINWINII DIOO' OV'
MOTHER SUED BY HER SON.
John Johnson Wants Half Interest in Property
leh by His Father
Land Consists Of Thirty-Nine Acres,
and Is situated In West Jor-
dan Precinct.

John Johnson, by W. r. Gunter guar
dian ad utem. filed a suit against his
mother Emma IT, Johnson. 300 the Third
district court today 90 have declared
null and void "a certain deed 90 about
thlrty-nine acres Of land. situated IN
West Jordan.
The complaint sets forth that on oct.
l9 1899, Peter Johnson, plaintiff $
father. died intestate in Salt Lake
county Plaintiff. who Is only twelve
years old, and his mother were the
sole heirs.
Mr. Johnson was taken 900 on October
l1th ana died within forty hours there
after on the dag OF his death, An
dI.w Shulsen, a neighbour prepared "a
warranty deed conveying from de-
ceased TO the defendant the land re-
ierred 20. This act on the part of Mr..
shulsen the complaint says, was with
out authority and was not even re-
Quested by the deceased Shulsen then.
% is alleged, got Justice Joseph Will
Hams 20 go 90 the Johnson house and
succeeded IN getting the deceased. who
could neither read nor write English. 90
make bis mark on the deed OF convey
anco. Plaintiff, by his guardian, now
asks 90 have the deed cancelled: also
That Doe be declared the owner OF one
half of the land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

visited the various lodges Meetings
have been held and % has been the
unanimous opinion Of The employees
that The company has mo- right tO c0-
cree them into buying watches Of @
certain make, that The employees should
unite and make % stand against The
order and. N necessary go ON Ca strike
Committees have been appointed from
the several organizations and these
wiIl wait upon Che officials of tHa road
during Che next two or three days and
protest against the now orders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

Pharaoh's Glen is only fen mill.
from the city has lts stone l',, .i''''
noofed tents, room Tor .lmu.rs' .
who do their own cooking Abr,5....
OF spring water. and shade f.- -''' .... (
u'ude' Restaurant and frst.cr,,,
COOK Special rates to families A s..s'
line from city 10 camp on S.,rri'.
evenings, returning early N5rts
morning See r. q. W. Agent ny ~
dress Mrs. DR.. Milliron al A. ] n. (,
q Go, Drug Store Cor. seventh s|ts
and Seventh East '-'N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
BUILDING AND REALTY.

The following permits were issued by
Building Inspector Timer this week.
Mrs IT, Mccoy g-9 east Seventh
South. brick addition Si00.
j. IT, Bowdlgll il5 Second West frame
barn, $500
David Fui'mer ia6 south Second
West brick cottage. 5000
Eliza ID. Fletcher. sixth West boz
tween First and Second North. brick
cottage. 5000
j. M Hawkins C11 Second East Two
brick cottages. $500.
Emma NcEnugs. $50 west Fourth
South frame cottage. $500
II. j. Fitzgerald 500 west Second
North. frame cottage 5000
Mrs. $. a. iauEton gG1 east Third
South alterations $1,000
Total, 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
STANDARD GAUGE
OPENS MONDAY
Park City Branch to be Abreast Of
the Times,
OFFICIALS GO OVER ROUTE.
n Improvements Pass Inspection 10.
day the UtRh Central VIII be
Operated at Once.

Superintendent A. T.. Welby, accom-
panied by Chief Engineer Yard, OF the
Rio Grande Western. took 70 trip up
the Park City branch this morning with
the idea Of inspecting the Alus tunnel
prior TO the opening OF the road TO
standard guage traffic on Monday.
After a careful survey OF the situa-
tlOn Mr. Welby rs scheduled 90 return
10 this city al 4 o'clock this afternoon
when he will be IN a position TO def
niteiy state whether the line win boz
thrown open 20 business on "a standard
guage basis on that day
Il was the original intention 20 have
the broad guage rolling stock running
over the road two weeks ago. aud
everything was Ia readiness Tor the
transfer when, at the last moment. the
chief engineer decided. as a further
precaution, 20 put In extra timbars and
cement work prior 90 the running OF
heaYy train through the excavation.
IL II should be decided today 90 open
the road 10 win be but "a matter of
Few minutes 90 make the connections
az the points affected In the CUTOFF, as
the third ran has been down the entire
distance between Salt Lake and Park
City for some ten days past. An the
narrow guago rolling stock has been
brought down from the various points
on the line and the extra coaches are
being furnished with standard guage
trucks 20 De utilized temporarily after
the change goes into effect.
Just as soon as the first train. under
The new order, makes the trip 90 Park
city a big force OF men win be put ON
10 take up the remaining light rain that
Is down. These rails viii be loaded up |
for immediate transferrance TO Belnap. |
whence the major portion OF the men |
now employed on the Utah Central |
improvements viii also 20 with the |
result that the extension to'Marysyale |
VIII Immediately be pushed forward
The Park City branch. or as Il IN bet
ter known, the Utah Central. improve
nent was commenced az the end OF last
winter and has been pushed with vigor
10 completion with the result that some
eight miles Of new grading in the yicin-
ny OF the summit has been built which
embraces the erection OF three trestles
ana the boring Of the Altus tunnel
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John Murray had the temerlty last
evening to tresspass upon the city iail
yard His excuse was that Doe wanted
20 take an affecuonate farewell Of "a
companion who was IN Jail. He win
now have I'VE days In which TO say
farewell to his friend
Peter Peterson got drunk and couldn't
remember whore he was from. He was
lned S.
James Kennedy rot OF with only FIVE
days for a big drunk
w. J, Standing who pawned his store
teeth for "a few drinks was allowed 10
go Tor the reason that he had a Job 10
90 90,
And the docket ended
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TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

Al q meeting OF the State board OF
education held IN the city and county
building hia morning, state grammar
grade certificates for teaching we're
granted the following parties:
Helen Rhaes. Pleasant View Weber
county Lulu M. Rudy city. George NJ.
Thomson. Richmond, Cache county: r..
Nj Poulson Payson John W. White.
Wilson, Weber county, and Estella En-
gilman. city.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Judge lliles viii hold one session OF
court on Wednesday next. and then adj
journ until September
a marriage license was today granted
Albert r. Pratt a. and Bertha j. Con-
ole, IT, both Of Salt Lake city.
Ihlfty-one new citizens were admitted
by County Clerk Dunbar sitting as
Judge pro TEN, today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

new trimmings and new jokes The
plot outlines the ownership OF a hotel by
two swagger handles who have made a
fortune 10 the Klondike Both 0f the
mine owners fan in love with their
typewriter with the result that she
casts them both aside for Toys, the
hotel clerk. Mcdonald Bros, Kalacra-
tus. Green and DAILY and Miss Lake, to-
gether with ten other artists. make up
the cast and with such "a c0terIe Of
high class performers. Little Miss
Frisco should be famously good, To.
morrow night IN the theater a refined
evening vaudeville performance win be
given.
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UNIYRRSITY CHROYICLR

The commencement number OF the
University Chronicle is out Of the press
and, with its deep red cover and black
letters. presents a neat appearance. A
look under the cover reveals the fact
that the attractiyeness Is not an upon
the outside for Il is fun Of well written
matter worth the perusal OF anyone. Il
Is an especially credible number.