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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
HOTELIGRBIyALS.

Knutsford-J c. schutier, New York:
T. Royce Scott Chicago; p. Al.
Mannheim, Great Falls. Mont: A. c..
Mannheim, Nelson, b. c.. w. H..
Blackburn, Cripple Creek IT. Sellers
Mckee and wife Pittsburgh. g.. h..
Hartupee. Pittsburgh, e.. s. Garmau
and family Duluth. Mimi; Mr. and
Mrs Sinclair New York. g. NJ. BLANCHE
ard Philadelphia, g.. l.. Cooper. Fort
Frant. Ariz.i j. r. Kirk. Denver. n. M.
sherman and wife, Bridgeport. Conn.
Kenyon-A. T. Burton, ogden. y. o..
Kyle TcxordauO. Ariz, s. A. Pruntv.
sonora. Mexico. a. S. BrOokss. y. s.
Army, S. Waterman. New York; h. r..
Patterson Omaha. Jno. j. Collins.
Chicago; +. A. Rider, Denver
Walker-E. f. McAulfie and family.
Seattle, Wash; Miss 10 Hickey. Ar.
cadia. Kans; r. ID. Broueh. Riverside.
Calf: John W Bowman, plusburg.
Cullen Morrison. Seattle. Wash. 4.
w. NJ. R0ylauce and wife Provo. w. III.
Blldsoe. Mllbum, Tex. Nelson Carter.
Los Angeles John Tempauy. r.. q.
Graves and wife. Geo. r. Lewis. Chica-
go, ia WiglesWorth. Kansas city.
white House-J0hu Nelson. Racine.
Wis Frank Dabau, n. J.. MgCarty.
Mantl; +. NJ. Guunarson Ogden. A. II.
Champion, NJ. g. Lewis. n. Vs. Walker.
Cripple Creek. IT, s. Heu1rCk Pole.
H.; A. Muller Pole. Ill.,. Thomas Fuge.
Cornwall: J. L. Bawieu and wife. Mrs.
Annie Williams, Victor, Colo.
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JUDGE TlNM0NY'S COURT,
hnnnnnlinnnllrIlnnruWnnrMln

The case OF a. Smith, o. 9avnbroker.
charged with assault and battery was
the principal case in the police court
this afternoon.
According to the evidence IN the case,
Smith had arranged 90 have a coat
made by a tailor named O c.. Hansen.
but later changed Mis- mind and -dve
the job 90 another man. This reused
the ire OF Hansen and a war of words
occurred A day on two after Hansen
was passing Smiths place of business.
and the latter called him in and pro-
ceeded TO punch him. Hansen's left eye
looked as though 10 had been hit with
a baseball bat Smith was fined $50
which be az once paid.
G.. NJ. Jackson who has been on a
protracted spree Tor some time. was
ordered locked up for ten days
H. j. Igol who Is accused Of burglar
izlr- room PIC In the Harmon block.
was arraigned and entered a plea OF not
guilty His case was set for tomorrow
at o p. M, his bonds being placed at
81 600.
W j. Bird was fined s. for drunken
ness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
DO NOT SWEAR.

Young man. do not swear, Swearing
never was good for a sore finger II
never cured rheumatism nor helped
draw a prize In a lottery. It Is not
recommended for a fever complaint. II
is not sure against lightning, sewing
machine agents nor any OF the MS
Hloh beget people through the aria
region There Is no occasion for swear
'ng outside OF newspaper ONCE,
where 1t Is useful in proofreadlng and
ndispensably necessary In getting
forms to press. II has been known
also 20 materially assist the editor In
looking over the paper after Il is print
cd But otherwise Il is o very foolish
md wicked habit-EX.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19

AT the Thoater ton.sht the burlesque
oNtrayagauza. well described boy rs
name. BLACK Crook Jr," opens an en-
gagement which Will last until tomor-
row night. A Saturday matinee VIII al
so be given
Last nights audience at the Grand
found t very refreshing thing 90
break away from th. long surtelt az
farce comedy and hur.esque which the
house has been serving up. ana To ma
I'm "a Young VIE % thrilling ana ln-
terestlng DRAMA of the modern style. 10
comes from the pen vi ]. X. Tillotson.
who has gagged tho public taste as
well as any of the public playwrights OF
the day and no one knows better than
ne that the plays the masses want are
those which interest and excite while
they amuee. "a Young WIFE, Is formed
on these lines and for a play OF ilS
kind. Is very cleverly framed. II IL
presented hy "a company better than
the average travelling organization ana
having in it several people OF undenl-
able excellence. Miss Palmer who has
an emotional part, sustained u very
we'll throughout Mr. Tannehill, the
Yankee. made a great deal OF amuse-
ment in the role % the country youth,
and the other parts were In capable
hands though ii might be said In pass
Inc that tha requirements OF his part
are rather too much for Mr.. CohllL
There was "a recall after nearly every
curtain. The house was a large one ana
the business viii no doubt continue
GOOD tonight and tomorrow night The
matinee Is almost sold out already
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
GIFT 10 PROF. DAYNES.
The Tabernacle Choir Surprises Him
With Handsome Presentation

There was a feast Of music and a flow
Of good fellowship at the rehearsal Of
the Tabernacle Choir last evening
There was a big reawakening OF inter-
est among the members, nearly all the
choir seats being occupied but aside
from the rehearsal Of the new anthem,
Praise Ye the Lord there was an
event scheduled which caused unbound
ed enthusiasm. Professor Duyn.s. me
retiring organlst. had been Invited %
attend the practice and favor me choir
with a solo. ON his entrance he was
applauded 20 the echo, and seating Mine
self al the organ. he began hls solo.
Unfortunately the electric power Was
shut off, and the music was brought 90
a sudden end Professor DaNnes was
then invited 20 the front, and Nr
Stephens delivered a very feeling AIDE
dress. IN which he mentioned the long
term OF service the professor had enc
i0yed as ofganIst and his high attain
ments as musician. He then asked
him TO accent with the best wishes of
the choir a handsome eb0ng secretary
aud cabinet combined. which DE un-
yelled al that moment. II is a beauu-
ful piece OF furniture aud bears on the
desk portion a silver plate with an
engraving showing the tabernacle or-
gan and the choir seats Professor
Daynes was greatly touched and ace
Cspted the gilt In "a speech iull of fogI-
irg Professor Mcclellan. H.s success
s0r. was then called on and he ALSO
spoke highly OF Professor Dlyues ate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
LIVELY FIRE
THIS AFTERNOON
Constitution Building Was Threat
ened for a Brief SPELL
MRS. DEAL LOSES $1,000
y,,m,. Brcnk Through From the
Ha,em,n, Good Work b,
Fire Laddies'

........., ga, Young Lac
AZ 2.ol ms 'i''' .,,.......
dies who arg employed lh 'He 'i'''','''
..,,.Ysbrp.pt of Mrs. B. i, Deal 81
.,,..t we're suddenly
East le'Hf'V .....r,,tiop nv
thrown into a state OF '''''
DANES Ieauing uu the side oI the sVu'"
.u "a. chow room. ID was but
wan w &c.,. ,t,.r aU concerned
moment OF IH''.''''' ~. .,..,,,,
made a rush Tor the do"I ana '" "'''''"
~ ers vns promptly telephoned from
-. t,,,,, s,ora
'uc .... .,,5. q o,ict RIM TO
The department Inau' F"',,
the scene but before II could arrive
... .i,.,,.t, az suoke we're pouring out
Ng"'' , ,.ift,g mn the west
OF the sloii anu 'e'''''n -,
side of the Constitution pul'ul"s III
tosbtop that brought the numerous In
a.. bi,rk uau nell down
MATES VI '''
stairs
on the arrival of the department. lne
fire fighters lost mo- time IN getuhs 70
the root OF the trouble win q couple
of crOwbas Two VI the MASSIVE Iast
iron and glass llghts. thil are sum
into the pavement IN tt0nt Of Nhe
bulldin. were smashed and pried loose
and a couple ~ bail nozzle I't ,ll1
we're playing upon the flames tnat heN
reached considerable dimensions 100 the
basement After the fire had Deen az
lacked from the front and the rear TOT
Inc space Of twenty minutes the pllze
was overcome and all concerned pIo-
oeeded 10 hunt for the cause OF lhg
mysterious fire. When this report cioseu
the origin of the outbreak had not peeh
located. but II was thought that an exc
posed electric light wire was RESPONSE
be Tor the damage. q,
From a cursory glance Mrs. Deal
places her loss In the neigh0orhood OF
81 600 from FIRE and water She stated
mat she had Just received a $500 con
elgnmert OF flowers and feathers. all OF
which had been more or less damaged.
In addition there were a number ol
hiRh-prlced hats and trimmings thAl
We're considerably soiled. AS she does
not carry a cent Of insurance upon her
stock The loss win fan extremely heavy
upon her. The cable Piano company
ana Alvin Beesley who occupy me aa-
Joining store also had their stock slight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19

less on account OF the low waters OF the
salt Lake. due DO tho Fact that consld-
erablo draining OF lands has been going
ON for some lime past The water IN
the Bear river is also decreasing shoot
ing Mr. sharp reports, IS poor this
season. good enough perhaps tor any
reasonable man, and he says 10 IS owing
BOZ the extreme mild weather az this
season Of the year th- birds doing but
little flying
A storm COR two would cause them 20
nv over tho marshes by the millions.
As To- whether ANYBODY was shipping
ducks from tHa state BOO the county Mr..
Sham would not eay hut he ola lnti-
mate chat certain parties were suspect
ed of violating the law Ia this respect
and said they were being watched"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL REVIEW.
Twenty'frst Ward win Have Big
Event of That Kind.

The Twenty-hrst ward Sunday school
win hold It's twenty.third annual re-
view on sunday, October 2ist The Of
fcers and teachers Of this splendid
school have been arduously engaged IN
preparing for this great event In the
career Of the Sunday school The
Twenty-arst ward Sunday school has
gained an enviable reputation for its
excellence In organization method and
discipline and the program that has
been prepared for the review Is one that
promises 10 be Of more than ordinary
interest. The program Is as follows
MORNING SESSION.
Roll Gail anna. ........ ......l0:C0 am.
Song by the School ,...,... 90, ...''''
THE Lord is My Light
Prayer. .,. 90, 90, GOD. 600 900 ''' '''''
Song by the School ..,....... ..' .'''''
sweet Sabbath school"
Sacrament ,..,, .,. ..... '',,,'' '''',''
Concert Recitation Lords Prayer o."
by the school.
Tardy Roll Call and NInute5.!i99.i9. anu
Sacred Solo. THE P1|ms l0.ao AIN.
Hugh W u0ugalI.
Exercise. kindergarten pepartIm,sint,'.,'
... .........,,. .., .,..,.ll.lO am.
"Christs First Mirle's - ...'.' goo
Song. 81 Love TO Tel The =, ny ....,
Primary Department ll;2o am.
Questions and Answers on Life Of Brig
Ter, yoIing .......... ......li.i0 am.
Rows of First intermediate Department.
Concert Recitation. Testimony of the
Three witnesses 90. .....ll;4' am.
Second intermediate Department
Remarks 10y Visitors ....,...ll. 20 am.
"Clqssmates' SONG. ..... .....ll;3' am.
Girls OF First intermediate Department.
BenedictIon ...,, 900 ''' .'t''' .'''4- ''''
EVENING SESSION
Call 90 order ...., ,., ...''' INV pm
song bv the School ...,. ..ttt. -.t'''',
'Zlou's sunday School Jubilee hymn
! PRAYER .... ...... ..,..,.. 90, 't'''''''' 90
Song by the School ..... ....'. '''''''
Cause OF Truth
! Review Travels OF Lehis colony
from Jerusalem ~ the Promised
land and Historical Events to the
Ealen IN King BENJAMIN $3.50 pm.
Tb.rB Division Second intermediate
Department
Glass Exercise. Book of Alma'7'o5 pm.
G.r.s. Division Theological Department.
Sacred Solo. eyes That are Weary"
Mime. Amanda SWeuson. '.l5 pm.
Glass Exercise. salvation for the
Ma" .......1.35 pm.
Normal Department
| Remarks boy Visitors .,.....,..t.ggV pm
song Island of Dreams %. '.55 pm
! Gins 0l First Intermediate Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
DIED.

HILTON Ellen May, wife Of Joseph
Hilton. october l6, 1900, AT Troplc'
Garfield county. aged 36 years, De.
ceased was a daughter Of 5. W and
VI. a. Richards. Of Salt Lake city
J-DGE-At Dallas. Texas, oct IT, 1900,
Francis Judge. Of consumption. De
ceased was born at Blnghampton, \.
r.. August 90 1856 His remains VIII
De taken 10 Springfield. Illinois. for
burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
ChIneso Reformer,s ManIfesto.

Shanghai. oct. 19.-Sun Vat Sen, the
reformer. and other so-called rebels,
have issued "a manifesto 20 the local
mandarins OF the Yang-tse valley, de-
n0uncing the gross mlsgoyernmentof the
Manchu dynasty and promising not 70
interfere with native converts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
DUCK SHOOTING POOR.


State Fish and Glmo Warden John
sharp returned last evening from Box
elder county whittier De went 0n Tues
day OF This week Tor tha purp0s. ol in-
vestgaunE the Wild duck crop. ana az
the same time ascertain whether there
has been any % the birds shipped out 0f
the state since The season opened SIR.
sharp found ducks On abundance. but
says the feeding ground Is becoming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
snnreme COURT Cnses.

The Supreme court today heard ar
guments in the following cases,
Kate Guthgil appellant VS. Gllmer-
Salisbury company
The Cr0csbeck company VS. Frank
NJ. Wilson ct al appellants
c.. W. P0pp VS. Daisy Gold Mining
cnmpany. anL.Llnnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
ChInese RebeIs DeIcated. -

Hongkong. oct l9-The military
mandarin al san Chun reports that Ad-
miral He has defeated the rebels. KILL
ing one hundred OF them and driving
m. surviynrs into the northeast river
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
PRINTING

Turned out on short notice at the
D,serel News A big shipment Of new
types aud supplies just In. our facilities
fcr letter heads. bin heads. tags, en-
yclopGs. pads. etc, etc, are unexcelled
by any establishment In the West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respective
agners Tor further information.


tN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division. ln and for Salt Lake C0un.
ty. suto ~ Utah. In the matter Of tho
estate o. Wiford Woodruff, deceased No
tee he petition OF Asahe N. Woodruff
MILFORD N0OdruG and George a, smith et.
eruiO's and trustees OF under the last viii
and testament N MILFORD Woodruff
deceased. for conformation o. the sa q
0f the following persona property
OF slld dccedout 90 WITT l,n shares o.
The capital stock ~ The Itah sugar
Company Tor tbe sum OF slilj b r shnre.
trta, Tor n sum u '2,lie1 Aud upon tho
following term, t1Ult cash on confirmation
"a, apDeal from The return ~ sa.o tiled ln
thl. Court has been SET Tor hearing on We'd.
ne,day the 3lst day OF ucL a. y. 1910 at a:3O
o'clock in. ut the County Court House ina
the court Room OF said Court, ia salt Lake
City. salt Lake County. Utah
witness the Clerk of said Court
(Seal) With the seal thereof afhXed this
18th day o. october A. d. laO
DAVID c. DUNBAR.
Clerk.
By albert J. Scare.
Deputy Clerk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19

Ifsarsaparilla and the other
vegetable ingredients that go
into the best are good as a
medicine, then Ayers Sarsa-
parilla is good. lfnot, we are
humbugs.
Your doctor will tell you
which, because he can have the
formula Of Ayers SarsaParilla
any time for the asking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
NearInr a Cnnclnslon.

The case Of Frank Knox W. Il. n.
Biork II al, involving title 20 certain
mining property In South Cottonwood.
IS stll on before Judge Hilps. with the
prospect OF a conclusion being reached
before court adjourned this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
RESIGNS HIS COMMISSION.
Lieut.. and Mrs Allen Returns from
San Francisco.

Lieut.. Albert C. Allen and his wife re-
turned from San Francisco today. the
former having resigned his commission
iu the army Lieut. and Mrs. Allen win
live no the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Keith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
CITY EMPLOYEES RECEIVE PAY.

The seml-monthly department pay
rolls OF the municipality amounting to-
S5.4}g40. were discharged by city Treas
urer Morris today and everybody was
I'm consequence made happy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENT

restoration of peace and expressing the
hope that nothing will occur during the
negotiations TO cause rupture OF the
peace proceedings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
ChIna Calls ON Frnnce.

Paris, Oct. I'm Delcasse. the min
lister Of foreign Affairs. has received
cable message from the Chinese en-
peror asking France 10 assist In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19

VIII be at her studio In the Constltu-
ton building daily except Wednesdays,
when she teaches IN ogden,
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
uunnnnlnnnnnnnrInnILnr1

St. George, Utah. Aug. p. 1900
The 81. George Temple viii close
Friday evening. September 18th, and
reopen November 90, 1900.
DAVID II. CANNON.
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19

If YOU are tired, half sick,
half well, if one days work
causes six days sickness, get a
bottle of the old SarsaParlIla.
Get Ayers, and insist on Ayers
when you want Sarsaparilla.
]. c. AVER ComPANY,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
SALVATION FOR
THE LIVING

Sermon By Elder Charles W. Penrose.
Just printed IN pamphlet form by the
poseret News. a valuable document 20
send abroad. Price. &C.. 2 for &c; $3.50
per 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19

TO CURE A COLD ~ one DAY
Take LAXATIVE Bromo Oulr.us Tablets All drug-
gIsia refund the money % o fails 70 cure. r. W
Groyeis signature is on fHcl box Csc
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-05-24

years. Therefore the vice presidency
is all that is left for the delegates TO
settle, and that will not be difficult
task. The democrats, on the other
hand. will have two candidates for the
presidential nomination. I'm of the
opinion that Col. Bryan wal be nom
mated on the first ballot; still Adj
miral Dewey is an uncertain quantity.
Should he be backed openly by Me-
Lean. his Ohio brother-in law. and the
Cleveland element from the Atlantic
coast states. deadlock may result,
especially if the time honored demo-
cratic two-thirds rule is not repealed.
Then. too. there promises to be some
fun over the platform. Trusts viii be
made the keynote of the democratic
platform, and their regulation or eX-
tinetion demanded in fiery language.
But the republicans will also advocate
control of capitalistic combinations;
and consequently the great issues be-
tween the parties will be the cur
rency and colonial questions. If there's
going to be any fun at all in this
years conventions, it will be at
Kansas City. over the money plank
] think, however. that unless Dewey
displays strength. of which there is
not now any evidence, both conven-
lions will be social gatherings Of
some magnitude. and nothing more"
G w WETPPTERT
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TO SPEND MONEY LAVIsHLY.
Estimated That American visitors 10
Paris Exposition VIII Drop
$40,OOO.OOO.

Bankers estimate that American Wis
itors to the Paris exposition will
spend abroad this year $4,000 900
more than is usually spent by Amer
leans in Europe during the vacation
season. In 1889 it was estimated that
about 100000 people from the United
States attended the Paris exposition
The director of the United States
mint at that time estimated that pas
sengers from New York 10 Europe
spent that year S92,771. $50. This con-
clusion was arrived at on the basis of
81, 900 expended by each of the II 500
cabin passengers and $3.50 for each of
the ,213 third-class passengers.
The average amount used on letters
of credit by eight leading bankers of
New York city that year was $500.
What effect this years expenditures
by visitors from the United States to
the exposition will have upon ex-
change rates at this center is difficult
to say. although with the exchange
market in its present condition any
unusual demand for sterling might.
in the opinion of bankers. be reflected
by advances in the price of sterling
above its present level.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-05-24

shelter. The local committee, some
weeks ago, divided the city into IL dis
trcts, and each of these districts is di-
vided into 20 parts; and for each of the
subdivisions precinct captain was APP
pointed for the purpose of ascertaining
how many visitors could be enter
tanned by private families. The result
of this canvass demonstrated beyond a
doubt the city's capacity for housing
and feeding more people than ever at
tended national convention.
Inquiry among the elect" of both
parties discloses that the country at
large will take a deeper interest in
the Kansas City convention than in
the republican gathering at Phila-
delphia.
THE Philadelphia convention" said
a member of the republican national
committee to the writer, will be in
the nature of a ratification meeting.
President Mckinley's nomination is a
foregone conclusion. and the platform
has been constructed by the admins
tration's acts during the past three
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-05-24

temporary seats win be built entirely
around the arena in circus fashion.
Col. Martin is confident that the new
hall will answer every reasonable re-
quirement and will be especially CON
yenient as far as committee and retir-
ing rooms are concerned.
The headquarters of the democratic
national committee will be in the mag
nificent house of the Kansas City club,
a non-partisan organization, which
has placed all of its property and APP
purtenances at the disposal of Chair
man Jones and his colleagues. The
various candidates for the vice presi-
Dental nomination will have their
headquarters at the leading hotels.
Kansas City being municipality Of
little more than 100000 people, fears
were entertained that il would be un-
able to take care OF the. thousands of
visitors who usually follow national
conventions, but assurance has been
given TO Col. Martin that no one need
go without good food or comfortable
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-05-24
PLANS LONG DRIVE.
Capt. John J. Phelps to Cover "A Thou
sand Miles During Three Months
summer Trip.

Capt. John J. Phelps. of Hackensack,
son of the late William Walter Phelps.
who in 1896 drove team Of four horses
500 miles without mishap. has COM
pleted arrangements for trip this
summer that will exceed the previous
one. He will start with his family in
a few weeks in coach on drive that
will last three months. He Will go from
Hackensack 10 Greenwood Lake, by
way of Pompton and Newfoundland;
thence TO Liberty, Hancock. Owego,
Binghamton, Ithaca. the lake regiot
to Niagara: along Lake Ontario and
The ST. Lawrence river d sIontreal, and
return through Vermont. Massachu-
sets, Connecticut and New York.
The distance Capt. Phelps expects to
cover is 1000 miles and he viii drive
fonr sorreE horses. well matched and
even trotters.
Cant. ami Mrs Phelps have arranged
Tor friends te meet them nj different
stages and 10 spend weeks With them
on the taIiyho.