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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-12
De Passenger Tramc.

The passenger department 90 the Rio
Grande Western reports that there Is
no cessation In the large volume Of
passenger traffic over that road. Chief
Clerk Asper today said that IN his opin-
ion the business IN that department
would be largely Increased again With
In q short time.
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Sheridan to Tlllamook.

II IS stated that a communication has
been sent 10 the chamber OF commerce
Of Portland 20 the effect that the south
ern Pacific will build q branch line
thirty-flve miles long between Sheridan
on the shata route and Tlllamook pro-
vided proper inducements, such as free
rights Of way. are given the company.
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COMMERCIAL STOCKS.

The week has been a duh one I'm COM
mercial stocks. mainly because ownen
win not part With their holdings az any
price which buyers consider reasonable.
The only activity Of the week has been
IN the sugar stocks; Lehi this morning
reached $l4S7ia bid. with no sellers Og.
Cen has advanced 10 Sl42. The following
are the latest quotations;
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RELIEF CONTRIBUTIONS.

George T. odell, manager OF the Coz
op Wagon & Machine company today
reported donations as follows by the
employees OF their branch houses: Mont
pelicr, Sl7 idaho Falls $50 ogden, SIS;
Logan SIG. This swells the grand to-
TAI OF contributions by the Coop Wag-
on employees 90 N35.
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DIED,

LLOYD.-M II. 1900 elisabeth la.,
Lloyd. infant daughter Of Ben J. y.
c. II. Lloyd. Age ] year al' Z
months.
Funeral notice later
SpRAGUE-ln Salt Lake Ciy h.l /.
1900 OF pneumonia and pli..H
Samuel Linzey Sprague. al as ~
dcnce. No. a South Stale sure.
The deceased was a native o. ~ n
chusetts where he was born Marc. ~, :.
1913. He leaves a wife ana l, yl 80 "A
60 mourn his death. his i un,l-' N,
take place from tEe First fIs,o ,,. IA
church on Tuesday afternoon s PEI. n, =.
O'clock Friends are respe'u14
vited % attend
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CHURCH NEWS.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints Will
he held tomorrow at o'clock ia the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m, and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards az follows;
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GAMES CALLED oFF.
b. Y. A. Team objected 10 Men from
Branch Normal.

The dual track athletic exhibition
which should have occurred this after
noon was called on because the Brig
ham Young Academy team objected 20
the entry with the University Of Utah
team OF two young men belonging 20
the branch normal school. When tine
was call,d az 2.3O the objection was
entered by the Provo team, but IL was
supposed that the contest would go
on. leaving she adjudication Of the OBJ
lection % the judges. Not so. however,
for the Brigham Young Academy BOYS
fatty refused 70 play With the two OBJ
iectionable men opposed 10 them and
everybody was disappointed.
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pRoRArE AM GIARDiA''"'
iH" hOTitEs'

Consult County Cleih ,osi,,,rmat5a
tive sIgners Tor further l'''' 900
NOTICE TO CREDITOR cESd.sn (.
Tbomas May Oh. dgce A'ea ~ ih0 ~
rrnse"t claim, Win v.g l,..,, gsrit !
iisned % iheon, re- 9, NV 'City. % o. =
NrConIck Block sall ~ ~ ID ISL
DO M An day Of stps 8 'yAyC0Ck .
Administrator oies'h'' o. Z
Deceased. .tlt.,tioD Nay lW
rate OF fnt pah'i'l''''
1907. ..... Attorneys -
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RESULTS OF ELECTIONS.
New Officers Declared to be Duly in
Authority by Gen. Burton.

Headquarters National Guard Of Utah,
Salt Lake City, Utah, May TO- 1900
Special order No. lG
The result OF the elections held pur-
suaht 10 special order No T. is hereby
announced for the Information and
guidance OF all concerned end the OFF,
GERS hereinafter named viii be respect
ed accordingly.
A. T. GOodmansen was elected first
Lieutenant company b" first Infantry,
n. G. L., rank from April Is, 1900
S. II. Lund was elected second leu
tenant company b. first infantry. N.
G.. t.. to rank from April u.s. 1900.
George f. Summers was elected cap
tain company &C., first infantry. n. G..
L., TO rank from M0y !, 1900
BY order Of the Commander-ln-Chlef,
CHAS $ BURTON
Adjutant General. n. G, y.
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UNIVERSITY.

Center-Emma Carter.
Right forward-Emma Sorensen.
Left forward-Emily Barnes
Right guard-Helen sorvadzsk.
Lett guRrd-Jessle Tibbs.
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INSURANCE LOSSES.

Local insurance men have been
awaiting with much interest, the APP
pearance Of the list OF losses sustained
by the various insurance companies IN
the recent disastrous fires az HUI and
Ottawa Following Is the compilation,
as furnIghed bY the Insurance Press.
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SITUATION WASTED.

A COMPETENT VA f IVA 10 sioS
maa r. q. KirSFo'a'
location. ----
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B. Y. ACADEMY.
Maud Macarthur.
Center-Maud Macarthur.
Right forward-Eih Crane.
Left forward-Orena Jorgensen.
Right guard Sarepta seayey.
Left guafd-Retta Snow.
prg NfGrrrrrr
BIG BANQUET

After the basket ball game. the
students OF both colleges focked into
the corridors. which resounded with
college yells with an accompaniment Of
trumpet blasts until the scene resem-
bled an election night with both parties
triumphant. over the shouting crowds
waved the red and white OF the Uni
yersity and the blue and white of the
Academy
There was no let up IN the display OF
vocal enthusiasm until the coilegians
assembled In room 10 for lunch. Up-
wards Of 300 partook of the refresh
ments SO bOunteously provided by the
University classes, the young ladies
Of that institution seeing that everyone
was provided for.
The colors Of the b. Y. College az Lo-
gan were conspicuous by their absence
This was IN the field day program, but
az the last moment. drew out IL Is
understood that they dld not have a
strong enough team OF athletes 10 send
into the competition. and the fact was
much regretted by an.
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BASKET BALL GAME.
Score 10 TO in Favor Of the b y.
Academy.

The basket bah game was called soon
after II O'Clock. and lasted forty min.
utes. The contest was q close one
throughout and the excitement and en-
thusiasm on both sides was unbounded.
Both teams were IN the pink OF condi-
ton. and played well throughout. The
Provo Ave. however were extremely
rough In their runs and throws and IN
consequence made number OF fouls.
Following Is the list OF players:
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80 aTea.GRADE P aA, %, Z 40
new, s2i5. Fergus O'"'
south L. Q. ~ J.
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Appiequists MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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VARIED.
COZ sALE,

trooT SHOW CASE % NAle =.
The sun., 1900-07-21
STATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD

Miss Ollie Wilson, formerly of Dover,
has been appointed to position in the
Census Bureau at Washington.
Merritt Willtts, formerly of Newark,
has been electt cashier of the Corn
Exchange National Bank of Phiade-
phia.
Mark A. Jones, of Harrington; Robert
Carrow, Of Dover, and James Price, of
Willow Grove, were overcome by the
heat yesterday.
Robert Mustard, aged 81 years, uncle
OF Colonel L. w. Mustard, of Lewes, died
at Shanghai, China, tuesday.
Owing to illness in his family, the
Rev. Sam Jones was unable to fill his en-.
gagements at the Methodist Protestant
campmeeting near Milton.
James Gayley, son of the Rev. S. A.
Gayley, ID. D., of the New Castle Pres
bytery, has presented to Lafayette Col
lege, three-story building to be used as
a laboratory.
The Delaware Button Company, OF
Wilmington, which has capital stock
bf 5000 900, fled its certificate of incor.
9oIatlon at Dover.
The sun., 1900-07-21
UNlUh REPUBLICAN POSllON
Ii Is Now Time to Cease Chasing
After Will-O'- the WispS and
Get Down to Business.
VICTORY WITHOUT BOXERS
1t is Due to the People That a
Straight Union Republican
Ticket be Named. DIR.
Marshall for Gov
ernOr.

From the Milford Chronicle Of yesterday.
The Union Republican primaries will
be held at the usual places and at the
time set forth in the call for their State
Convention. Thev are not worrying
about what any other outfit may do and
care less. They have offered common
primaries and to divide the ticket, share
and share alike, and more than this,
honorable people cannot and will not
do 1t is now time to cease chasing after
will'o-the-wisps, and get down to busi-
ness. 1t is due to the people that a
straight Union Republican ticket be
named, and offer neither compromise or
proposition to the "Boxers" OF Della
ware Republicanism. The Union Re-
publicans need not expect to nominate
any man for Governor, whom they can
trust to look after their interests, and
have him endorsed by the Anti-Addicks
people. II is out of reason and impossi-
bile. We want no more compromises.
Name man like DIR. George W. Mar
shall for Governor-a man who has been
the wheel horse in Kent county Repub-
licanism, a man clean in all his walks
in life, and man who has never been
recognized by his party for any honors
or emoluments.
He has been objected to by the du
Pont faction, and their only connt
against him is, ''that he is boyish." He
may be that, but he is grand organizer,
a man of thought and research, and a
man true and faithful.
With ticket made up with true men
of this character there will be thousands
of those who we're misled in 1896, to fall
IN Tor lts support and victory.
The sun., 1900-07-21
THE HEBREW REPUBLICANS.
They Will Organize Political CIuh
Tomorrow.

The Hebrew Republicans of this citv.
Will meet tomorrow, Sunday, for oreani.
zation. Unless the day will be fair and
cool only preliminary arrangements for
permanent organization will be done. II
is the desire of some of the more active
Republicans to arrange for grand fati.
fication meeting to be held the last Of
August or the first of September, soon
after the State and county tickets are
made.
said prominent Hebrew Republican.
"lt don't take much labor to get our or.
ganization in perfect working order.
One single notice would have been suffi.
cient had it not been for the fact that a
good many who have come here within
the last two or three years are NOT ia.
miliar with that provision OF the law re-
curing to get registered before you can
vote at the primaries.
1--WE would not have done ANYTHING
until some time in September, but see
now the Hebrews are pieparing for an
aggressive campaign and our people are
taking more interest in local politics at
the present time than ever before and
you may look for some good campaign
work to the credit of the Hebrews OF
this city,. This meeting Sunday after
noon will be held in the Hebrew Lit
erary Room, Eighth and Orange streets,
at o'clock.
1T is not expected to have any extern
slve speecbmaking next Sunday but
they will arrange for mass meeting in
the near fntnre when addresses will be
made by Hebrew speakers"
The sun., 1900-07-21
P. TONER,
Practical Horse Shoer,
S29 Orange Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL
Light Track Shoeing a Speciality
Among the Churches.

Lords Day services as usual atDelaware
Avenne Baptist Church, Delaware avenue
and West street. Young mems prayer
meeting at 10 a. m; at 10 80 m. the
pastor, Rev. John Shape, will preach OIL
THE ten words OF the gospel" Bib e
school at 2 p. m; Christian Endeavor
twilight service at 6 p. M, and preaching
by the pastor at p. m. eubject of tn
evening sermon, "Jesus tempted TO
wealth continued from laet week; /;
special singing by two choirs; strangers
cordially invited.
Central Presbyterian Church. 1890 a.
m., preaching bv Rev. T. A. McCnrdv
D. D., subject. 1.-THE Conuuerii Q
church," IL M, Sabbath school; 6 as D.
m., prayer meeting OF the Y. P. s. @. r.. /:
7.45 p. M, preaching by Rev. 7. A. Nc.
Curdy, D; D., subject, "a Chain Having
Four Links"
The sun., 1900-07-21
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
CLEARvIEw FARM, NEWARK.
Perfection in Farming Reached in
This County.

Perfection in Farming Reached in
This County.
Newark, DEL, July 20-E. B. Stag
gers, Jr., owner of Clearview farm, fin
ished threshing his wheat on Tuesday,
and the result was nearly 1900 bushels
from As acres. an average OF 80 bushels
per acre. From 15-scre strip fronting
the main road, he had the large yield OF
40 bushels per acre.
The straw crop is very large; and from
his 95 acres OF grass, there will be we'll
on TO l40 tons OF hay.
The corn is doing remarkably, and is
among the largest and finest in this sec
ton.
Mr.. Staggers is fortunate in having
the services OF James L. Stewart as sup.
erintendent; both he and his son John
are up-to date men, and the result il
that the two seasons they haye farm
ed for Mr.. Staggers they have raised the
standard OF the farm even pigher than it
stood before, and it now ranks as one OF
the finest and most productive in Della
ware. The farm contains pig acrRs, and
is situated right at the P, w. Il B. rail-
road station, the north side facing the
railroad for about halt a mile. The
dwellings and farm buildings are all
in the finest order, and the whole place
is model in every way. Everything
shows to what perfection farm can be
brought by tine joint management OF
owner and superintendent when proper
ly exercised.
The sun., 1900-07-21
HONESTY AND HYPOCRISY.
The Difference Between the
Two in Politics.
A Man Who is Too Good for His
Party But All the Time is
Stabbing it Cannot be
Respected.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Philadelphia Inquirer's strong
commentator of James NJ. Beck for
IenYing the Democratic party for the
reason that be differs from some of its
leaders honest views, and its bitter de-
nunciation Of insurgent Republicans for
leaving their party for the reason that
they cannot stand Quay's dishonest
practices, are very "amoosin'" to the
READERS who are not hide-bound parti-
saDs.-Lock Haven Democrat.
The trouble with our Lack Haven con-
temporary is that it is not able to draw
she difference between honesty and by
pocrisy.
A man who can no longer agree with
1is party, says so manfully and openly
oins another party is man to be re-
pscted. There is nothing underhand
n this. 1t is honest politics. Mr.. Beck
is an example.
A man who is too good for his party,
m has personal interests to serve, and
sfho, while pretending to work with bis
arty stabs it in the hack, is not man
iso be respected. William Finn and
David Martin are examples of political
Hypocrisy. They pretend to be Republi-
\ ans and yet are mere party wreckers.
The place of Mr.. Finn and Mr.. Martin
in the Democratic party. Let them go
" here they belong, let them proclaim
[ themselves squarely as Mr.. Beck has
tpne and they, too, will be worthy of
spect.
Does the Lock Haven Democrat catch
! e distinction? 1t is very simple-the
\ stinction between political methods
at are honest and above board and
ose that are the reverse.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con.
dltion OF the mucous lining of the
Eustachian tube. When this tube gets
!infiamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be,taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out of ten are caused by
ccatarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur-
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for anv case of deafness Caused bv
catarrh) that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circnlars. free.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggista, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-07-21
SUIT AGAINST MINISTER.
Laurel Girl Against Mothers
Wishes
Special to The Sun.

Laurel, DEL, July 20.- Considerable
excitement was created here Yesterday
by the marriage of Samuel Thompson
and Mary Hill. The girls mother was
opposed to the marriage because OF her
daughters age, che being but l5 years
old, had forbidden the young man going
with her and had taken every precaution
to keep them apart. But in spite Of her
effort he stole her away in broad day.
light, drove to seaford and was married
by the Rev. Mr.. Baldersoa of the NJ. p.
Church. The girls mother and brothers
have threatened to prosecute the preacher
because OF the bride being nnder age.
The sun., 1900-07-21
on WEDNESDAY,
THE sth DAY OF AUGUST, 1900,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Che following deseribed real estate. VIZ:

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in the City OF Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to wit:
Beginning at a point the easterly side OF
Buttonwood street, at the distance of ninety-four
feet northerls from the northerly side of "B"
street; thence easterly parallel with b" street
one hundred feet to stake thence northerl,
parallel with Buttonwood street twenty eight
feet to line of land of the said Dennis Kane;
thence with said line westerly parallel with the
first mentioned line and "B" street one hund' ed
feet to the said side of Buttonwood street and
thence thereby southeriy twenty eight feet to the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
seized and taken in execution as the property
{ Henry G Conrad, administrator of Jonn f
Johnson, deceased, morteagor and Charlesanna
johnson. his wife surviving mortgagor and
George johnson and Hersey Johnson, children
and heirs at law OF said John johnson, de-
ceased terre tenants and TO be s5ld by
JOHN T. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
shenf's Office Wilmington, Delaware, July
10 1909
The sun., 1900-07-21
THE DEMOCRATIC ALLY.

'm the Milford Chronicle.
"a Pencader hundred district OF New
stle county there are no Irregular Re-
blicans;" and sooner than endorse a
ZION Republican to their friend and
ie. Governor Tnnnell, for appointment
Registrar OF Election, they endorsed
Democrat, who was appointed. Now
4 registration board Is solidly Demo.
tic.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Funeral of Nellie Gouert.

be funeral of Miss Nellie Gouert, who
! on July Is, will take place tomor-
/ afternoon. Services will be held at
clock, at the residence of her parents,
and Mrs. Oscar o. Gouert, No. 1921
ss5 Eighth street. Interment will be
l. in the Wilmington and Brandy.
e I, m-tery.
The sun., 1900-07-21
SHELLPOT PARK
Week of July 10Th Program.

Week Of July 10th Program.
The Taneans-Musical Eccen-
triques.
Miss Gladys St. John Singing
and Dancing Soubrette.
Tony Baker-Minstrel Comedian
kllroy and Britton-Comedians
ana their Hod Carrying Dog.
Mr.. Walt Terry and Miss Nellie
Eimer-Late Stars of 1902 Co.
Fern and Smlth-Song Illustra-
The sun., 1900-07-21
REHoBOTH Is BOOMING.
Size of the Excursions There Are In
creasing Every Week.
Special TO the sun.

Special to The Sun.
Lewes, Del, July 20 The popularity
OF place is determined by its patronage
and that Rehoboth is getting more pop.
ular is assumed from the increased size
of the excursions that are being carried
there. The Queen Anne railroad carried
its largest excursion ever run on Wed.
nesday. The train had ten coaches.
The Pennsylvania railroad excursion
trains to Rehoboth are usually made up
of three cars, but there were Just double
that number yesterday. So far as mum.
bers go, more people are visiting Reho.
both this season than ever before.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Clerk Morrison's Loss.

William p. Morrison, clerk of City
Council, is moui ming the loss of griI
he left on seat at Broad Street Station
while he went on an errand. What the
errand was has not been learned. Wher
he got back the grip vas gone. The
grip contained new white duck suit,
The sun., 1900-07-21
Big Crop OF Plums.
Special to The Sun.

Dover, Del, July 20.-A luxuriant
crop of pums, both of the American and
Japanese varieties, is now being gather
ed, particularly by farmers in the upper
part of Kent county. Fully 100000
baskets are ripening on the Kent county
trees.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Records Wont Do.
Special 10 The Sun.

Laurel, Del. July 20-Colonel W. F.
Records is candidate for lieutenant.
governor, subject to the nomination OF
the Democratic party. The Free Silver
Democrats say he is a Gold Bng and
can't have it; and neither can any other
man who is of the Sound money be.
lief.
The sun., 1900-07-21

James Nickerson. of Wilmington, will
open general store at Smyrna.
Mrs. Theodore w. Currier has been
elected principal of the Newport public
school, and Miss Laura Morrell and
Miss Meta Robinson nave been elected
teachers.
The sun., 1900-07-21
ON "WEDNESDAY.
THE sth DAY OF AUGUST, 1900.
At2 O'Clock; D. m.

the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with the
three story brick dwelling thereon erected situate
in the City of Wilmington, county and State
aforesaid known as No. ll0i Washington street.
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the easterIy side OF
Washington street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, at the distance OF one hundred
and sixteen feet ten inches from Twelfth street;
thence easterly parellei with Twelfth street one
hundred and forty feet TO stake in line OF Will
liam ". 1orbeti's land; thence thereby southerly
and parallel with Washington street twenty
nine ieet two and one-half inches to stake:
thence westerly parallel with Twelfth street one
hundred and forty feet to the easterly side of
Washington street Aforesaid, and thence thereby
northerly twenty-uine feet two and one half
inches TO the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they NAV.
seized and taken in execution as the property
Of George W: Gray and Laura Gray moItgagors
and it's, and 10 be ID by
JOHN E. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
sherih's Office, Wilmington, Del, July 49, 1900.