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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-07
Utah is IN REPUBLICAN COLUMN.
doota Electors Congressman State Ticket and Legislature
Aft That Way-Cache Still Democratic but Utah
County Caught in the Slide

Democratic 10 25. There Is a faint
chance that some Of the Legislators ln
the remote counties might be changed
but the News presents the list pe-
low. as obtained from the best sources
possible at the present time, though IL
may have TO be revised tomorrow
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S.
II. S. Larson. Boxelder County
Jos. Howell. Cache Co.. thold overl
Ferdinand Alder, Sanpete Co.. mold
over.
WINS Johnson.
s. H. Love, salt Lake co
Geo. ~ Lawrence. Salt Lake co.
Hoyt Sherman, salt Lake 60.
Total, T.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.
orson f. Whitney. Salt Lake co..
(hold over).
r. X. Thomas, salt Lake Coz (hold
over.
II. II. Tanner Beaver Co.. (hold oyeD.
Harden Bennion, Uintah Co., thoid
over).
j. @. NJ. Barnes, Davis co.
a. j. Evans. Utah CO., thold over.
A. O. Smoot Utah Co.. thoid over.
L. j. Kiescl. Weber CO.. Ch6ld oyer).
j. Il. Murdoch. Wasatch co.
Geo. e.. WhIttemore, Juab.
W. w. Browning, Weber Co.
Total, H.
REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES,.
John p. Holmgren. Boxelder CO.
Archibald Mcfarland, Jr. Weber
county.
A. Mcfarland
william Glasman. Weber county.
G. II. Anderson. Weber county
II. II. Davis. Weber county.
j l.. Bench. Jr, Sanpete county.
n. G.. Christensen, Sanpete county
j. r. Sharp. Carbon county
Scott Cutler Kane county
Francis Hall. Tooele county
b. h. South, Rich county
MOsiah Evans. Utah county.
Ephralm Homer. Utah county.
ID. C.. Johnson Utah county
Henry Gardner, Utah county
Geo. w. Johnson, Garfield county
Chas. +. Lyman. Iron county.
James Meeks. Wayne county.
G. b. Beebe Piute county.
j. w. Phillips. Sewer county.
y. w. Kelly, Millard county
j. r. Axton, Salt Lake county.
a. L. Hamlin Salt Lake county.
o. II. Hewlett. Salt Lake county.
Nephi L. Morris salt Lake cNniy.
i. T. McGurrin, salt Lake county.
VIM Mcmillan. Salt Lake county
Archibald Stewart salt Lake county
h. Y. Smith. Salt Lake county
w. G.. Van Horne Salt Lake county.
W. n. Williams. salt Lake county
Total 81.
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS.
O. p. Hatch. Davis county
Wilford Van Wagenen, Wasatch
county.
ID. Il Morris. Washington county.
Daniel Lambert. Summit county.
5. A. Langton. Cache county.
j. r. Pond Cache county,
r. 81. Vaughan. Cache county
Geo. Billings. Uintah county.
r.. r. Fry, Morgan county.
Levi W. Harmon. Emery county.
\. L. Mohr. Grand county.
L. II. Redd San Juan county.
f. II. Holzheimer Juab county.
+. d. FarnswOrth, Beaver county
Total, H.
on joint ballot, Republicans, 49, Dem
ocrats, %,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-07
coUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The returns from SC o. the IS districts
I'm the county show the election Of the
Republican candidates for county COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-07
NARROW MARGIN.

Latest Figures Bring Down the ife'
nublican Maiorities in the state
qss table OF majoritles by counties
90 hras IL can be made uD from the
,.,p,,s 70 this time is as given below,
distant counties being estimated.
In the case Of individual candidates,
che figures win doubtless vary widely
e,l ~ hest estimates obtainable are
=, ,bs eject that Governor Wells VIII
Fad bis tcket In the state frmo 500 TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-07
Grand total in county l2.6lI l9,0l0

McKlnley's majority I'm county ex-
cept In districts which will not materl-
ally change Tesults-59s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-14
MIXED MOLAsSES.
Little That Is Pure Sold in New York
Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The Herald
prints the following:
Immediate action will be taken by
the board of health to discover if
adulterated molasses is being sold in
this city. This movement is the re-
suit of an agitation in behalf of pure
molasses that is now going on in New
Orleans.
According to the latest report of the
department of agriculture in Washing
ton great part of the molasses out
put is diluted with glucose, sorghum
and other agents
At the office of Henry r. Hobart d
Co, wholesale dealers, it was said thai
there is comparatively little demand
for the pure molasses.
I'VE sell the mixed article to nearly
all our customers" said one of the
firm. "Of course, we have the pure
molasses, but there is comparatively
little demand for it. The mixed is
simply preparation of fifty per cent
glucose and molasses. 1t is harmless
and most consumers do not know the
difference. In my opinion, fully
IS per cent of the molasses that is
sold here is adulterated Only the
highly colored or bleached article is
harmful. We do not handle it, The
reason the retailers prefer the mixed
molasses is that there is more profit
in it."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-14
MORE HOLD-UPS (.
IN CHICAGO
Two Bandits Captured on a
Trolley and Taken to
Police.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-TWO attempts
were made to hold up cars on the
West Side last night. The first was
productive of fight and the final cap
ture of two of the robbers by the crew
and passengers of the car, and came
near ending in lynching. Only
prompt action On the part of the con-
ductor and motorman, who fastened
their prisoners to patrol box and
summoned the police, prevented the
enraged passengers from wreaking
summary vengeance on the men.
Two hours later three men attempt
ed to hold up a car on West Fortieth
avenue. The car was chased two
blocks by the bandits, who fired sew
eral shots after it, but the driver
whipped up his horses and escaped.
, The first affair occurred near Union
Park In the fight two Of the three
robbers we're captured. The third mar
fed down the street, followed by the
angry passengers.
| When the purSuers of the third ban
dit returned after fruitless chase an(
Joined the other passengers the trou
BILE started. The crowd surrounded th'
car and demanded the prisoners.
Hand them out here" shouted ont
man, "and we'll put an end to theil
business right here
There's lots of good trees handy,
shouted another.
Conductor Wilson refused to give III
his prisoners and dropped the catche+
on the doors. Motorman Koran slip
ped to the front door while Wilson
was arguing with the crowd and turn
ed on the current. The car sped rap
idly toward Madison street, followed
by number of the crowd, but tn
former passengers were soon distances
and gave up the chase. When Madison
street was reached the prisoners wer
turned over to the police.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-14
AMERICAN HORSES LEAD.
Indispensable to the British In South
Africa

NEW YORK, Dec. Ga number of
Canadian horse experts, mostly veter-
inarians, have just passed through this
city on their way to ST. Louis and
western points to pass on herds of
horses selected by British military
agents for use in the Transvaal. One
Of these experts, DR.. William Darcus
Hamilton, who will examine a large
number of horses at ST. Louis that
have been selected for the imperial
police who will patrol the Boer coun-
try, said that it was remarkable the
satisfaction American bred horses had
given the British military authorities
and that he did not know what his
government would have done if it had
not been for the dependence that could
be put upon the American horse mar
ket. especially in the west.
Good horses are scarce in Europe
and Asia" DR.. Hamilton said, land
even then the few that can be pro-
cured in those countries cannot be re-
lied upon to do the work required as
well as the American bred animal"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-14

obtained an option on such rooms on
the fourth floor as may become vacant
hereafter The new quarters Will
probably be occupied by December ID
In addition, the local quartermaster
maintains an office at the White Star
dock: one at Fort LawtOn for the con-
structing engineer and one at Tacoma.
The ouartermaster has also under
lease a large portion of the Great Nor
thern building on Jackson street,
which is used as a government ware
house.
Major Ruhlen's business dealings
are ike the compass-they point to
every corner of the globe. China, the
Philippines and Alaska come in for the
greatest share of the business of the
Seattle quartermaster's Office. The Of
flee attends to the shipping OF stores
and guns for the Sound Notifications.
for the shipment of supplies of every
kind for the marine corps and the
coast and geodetic survey in Alaskan
waters; and also for the shipment OF
supplies of every kind to the various
army posts in Alaska. This is in ad-
dition to the great business of furnish
ing American troops in China and the
Philippines with cavalry mounts, ar
tillery horses, army pack mules, lum-
Der, forage, ammunition and countless
other supplies.
If quartermaster's depot is estab-
lished here, it will enable Major Rub
len to conduct the ever-increasing
business of his Office on much better
and more business like basis than
now. 1t is safe to say that in no city
| in the country where there is such a
volume of business transacted by the
| representative of the quartermasteI
| general, is the department without a
supply depot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-14

For that tired feeling, brace up on
Jesse Moore "AA" whiskey; it is the
perfection OF Kentucky distilling.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-14
CASTLE & COOKE co, 4
HONOLULU.
Commission Mercha'S
SUGAR FACTOh''

The Eva Plantation COMPANY
Th he W W Agricultural Co. L'a
The Kohala Sugar Company ,,,sny
The Waimea sugar COMPANY.
The Koloa AgrlcuIlui e. Louis, J
The Standard Oil Company. pumus
The George F. Blake Steam pump
Weston's Centrifugais. life Inst
ance Company of Bos.O G@ompany
The Aetna Fire Insurance
Hartford, Conn. Company
The Alliance Assurance
London.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25
CAROLINE.
Talk on china-Psr4onals and other Notes.
Correspondence of The Free Lance.

Correspondence Of The Free Lance. }
Bowling Green, Va, Dec. 2l. 1900.
Dying TO the sickness Of the pastor.
Rev. Richard Bsgby, there were no
services at the Christian church Sun-
day. He is at the home Of his father,
Capt. Bagby, in Tappshannock
Miss Bessie Ooghill will leave Oh
Saturday for Richmond, whsIe she
will spend several days with friends.
Mr. Aubrey Valentine. Mr 0. p
smoot and Miss Pearl Smoot left On
Monday, via your city. for Urbanna'
where they attended the Nelson-Smoot
wedding. which took place on the i9lh
instant.
Mrs. T. b. Gill has returned TO her
home as Milford, after a delightful
visit to relatives In Norfolk
Rev. Ut. T. Hunley. Of the Christian
church, was TO have pre- ached in that
church here on Monday night, but ow-
ing to the small congregation there
were no services.
Messrs John White. John Winston, Webb
Raines ard Moncure Gravatt, Of the
University Of Virginia, are spending
their holidays at their respective homes
here
Miss Annie NJ. Psyne. Of Orozet, Is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Oordie l.
Winston
Several Of our people went over r.
hear Bishop Gibson at Port Royal on
Sunday. After preaching be confirm
ed a GLASS.
The cold weather Of the past few
days has caused good Ice to form on the
ponds aud large crowds have enjoyed
the skating.
DR.. 7. A Grooder, Of Washington
spent Saturday and Sunday in cur
town.
DR.. and Mrs. w. l.. Broaddus spent
Saturday in your city.
Messrs. John and Reuben BroaddUs.
students at Richmond College, are at
their home here for the holidays.
Mr.. W. W. Sawyer and children ar
rived on Wednesday and are comfort
ably fixed in their new home.
Mrs. Ruth McOown Thompson address
ed the members Of the O. W. b. M. Of
the Christian church on Sunday night
She spoke principally of the life ard
work Of the women In China
Mrs. Thompson has just returned
from China, where she has spent
the last five years Of her life, and her
talk was both interesting and instruc-
tive. and was greatly enjoyed by large
audience.
Most Of the pupils Of the Southern
Seminary left on Thursday, m. for
their homes, where they will spend the
holidays
Mr.. Make Orittendon and sister, from
the upper part Of this county, were
guests in our town on Friday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25
Notes and Personals.
Correspondence of The Free Lance,

Correspondence Of The Free Lance }
King George o. H., Va. Dec 90.
Mrs. Rose 7. Hunter, who has been
visiting relatives at the Courthouse. has
returned to Washington.
Miss Annie M. Bevan. Of Baltimore,
is visiting her brother, Hon. Thomas
H Bevan, at "Pharsalia
Miss s. phia R. Tsyloe. Of "Chester-
field, Nd, is spending the Christmas
holidays with her parents at "Powha-
tan. i"
Miss Jennie Rayner Bevan and Mr..
VIM. H Bevan, who are attending
school in Baltimore, are spending
Christmas with their father. Hon. T. II.
Bevap.
Miss Matte Hunter. who has been
visiting her relatives at the Oourt-house,
left on the 10th instant to visit MrE
Rose 7. Hunter In Washington.
Mr. Geo. Osle Taylos, who is attend.
ing college In Baltimore, is at Fen
neaux." spending the holidays with hii
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. o. Tayloe.
Mr. r. Y. Suttle, the efficient Super
intendent Of the Poor. was ct she
Clerks Office the 10th instant on bust
ness
Mr.. Stuart Garnett of Spy Hill, "hai
returned from q pleasant trip 30 Wash
iDgton.
Miss Martha O. Grymes. the accom-
plIshed daughter Of Mrs Ann W.
Grymes, who has been visiting relatives
aud friends in Alexandriaand Washing'
ton, has returned.
Mr.. Thomas L. Hunter. Of Washing
ton, 10 spending the Christmas holidays
with his kin, the Hunters. at the
Courthouse.
Miss Bessie Turner. who is attending
school ut Hannah Moore Academy, II
spending Christmas with her parents
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Turner oil
the Rectory.
Miss Medora B. Hooe, the pretty and
attractive daughter Of Mr.. Isaac z,
Hooe. has returned from pleasant visit
10 friends in Fredericksburg
Mr.. VIM. Randolph and family. Of
New York, will spend the Xmas holi.
days with Mrs. Rosslie e Stuart ai
Cedar Grove. "
Mrs. Adar 8. Robb, Messrs. Julian
Jones and Calvert Stuart, Of Baltimore,
! win also spend Xmas at Cedar Grove
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25
LOUDOUN
Death Land sales-Personals, Etc.
foorrespond .nce Of rhe Fec LauOe.

Correspond OF The Free Lance.)
Sterling, Va, Dec 20, 1900.
Mrs Jjhn Myers and Mrs Alice
Turner, # Warren county, Pa. mother
and sister respectively Of Mrs. I. +.
Sexton, are paying her a visit.
Mr.. II E. Blincoe has purchased q
ten acre lot # the Ankers' farm
Death visited the home Of Mr.. Nails.
who rents the farm cf Rev. Mr.. Bell,
and claimed his wife on Monday last
Mr.. Sandy Beard is being visited by
his aunt, Of Boise Oity, Idaho. She
brought with her pet dog whose
travelling expenses amounted TO $S5.
W. s. Summers and r II. Summers,
executors Of r. II. Summers. deceased,
have sold sixty FIVE scres Of land IN
Fairfsx county TO Lydia A. johnson.
Mr.. ]. d Berry and family left Sat-
urday after q months visit to relatives
near here. The family returned to
Westmoreland and Mr. Berry T.
Princess Aune county.
MIR. Whaley had to make a second
trim to Baltimore to get his Oristmss
goods on account Of the burning Of the
Baltimore Bargain House before bis
goods were shipped. DeIvir.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25

(CouespoLdeLcs of The Free Lance. }
King George couaty, Dec. 20, 1900.
The balmy weather of the past two
days is a great contrast to Saturday
Sunday and even Monday Of this week.
The ice-ponds and mill-ponds were all
fro zen hard by the several days Of cold
weather and some persons took advan-
tage Of the opportunity and began fill
ing their ice houses.
Quite large gang Of Gypsies are
camped in this county, and judging
from the large amount Of corn. fodder
and other things they take In exchange
for telling fortunes, times must be very
prosperous with the people Of this sec-
tion.
Messrs. r. 7. Hume and Charles
Hume, Of Washington. who have been
spsndiUg some days with the family Of
Mrs. Imorgen Lewis In this county,
have returned home.
Mr.. John N. Peed, acoomp snied by
his daughter, Miss Mamie, spent to.
day In Fredericksburg.
Messrs. James o. and Aleok Peed, who
have been attending the Massey Busi.
ness College. in Richmond, returned to-
day. as full graduates. having complet-
ed the cullege course.
Miss Carrie Washington, expects to
leave In o short time for Washington,
where she will spend the remainder Of
the winter.
Rev. H H. Fones. who for so many
years was the faithful pastor Of Round
Hill and Shiloh Baptist churches, is
much missed In the neighborhood in
which he lived. as is also his family.
They have gone to reside in Washing
ton.
The merry party of young ladies from
Essex, who were guests Of the Misses
Lewis at, "Marmion," have returned
home.
Rev. Norman Luck, Of Caroline. has
been visiting q good many Of his peo-
pie here this week, having preached at
Oakland Sunday, and remained here
for the Rice Rodgers marriage.
Rev. ]. L. Pribble. the newly OPP
pointed minister Of the Methodist
churches in this oonnty, has made
pleasant impression on all who have
been fortunate enough to meet him. or
hear him preach.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Mel
son ToleE, of Washington, who has
been quite sick ct "Hsgley," the hos
pitable home Of the Taliaferros, Is
much improved.
A number of the visitors. who came
TO attend she marriage Of Miss Willie x.
Rodgers and Mr.. Phil. Rice. have re-
turned home.
Our oouuty.man, Mr.. T. II. Bevan,
who so narrowly escaped death recently
at Colonial Beach from suffocation by
gas, is quite well again and able to be
about
We wish The Free Lance and its
readers happy Christmas. Il will be
happy season to many in King
George. We advise you as Mike does
in Peoples Advocate" Get ready for
Santa. II you haven't any stockings Of
your own to hang up, get out and bor-
row q pair. Don't be left. That's my
motto. "Hurrah for Christmas. "
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25
A Thousand Tongues.

Gould not express the r0piure Of
Annie K Springer, Of 1875 Howard &C. :.
Philadelphia, Pa. when she found that
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption hao completely cured her Of
hacking cough that for many years had
made life burden. All other remedies
and Drs. could give her no help, but che
says Of this Royal Cure 80 IL soon removed
the pain in my chest and loan now sleep
soundly, something l can scarcely re-
member doing before. feel like sound
ing its praises throughout the Uni
verse" SO will every one who tries
DR.. Kings New Discovery for any
trouble Of the Throat, Chest or Lungs
Price SOC. and 90 Trial bottles free
at M. NJ Lewis Drug Store; every
bottle guaranteed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25
0BBBGE
Preparing For Christmas Marriage Per-
sonals, Etc.

Correspondence of The Free Lance }
Unionville, Va, Dec. goth. 1900.
The week preceding the Christmas
season is a busy one In this section,
and perhaps at no other time In the
year is there so much stirring and
hustle, both ind oors aud out. and every
one is imbued With the same high
hopes Of q good time. If possible. snd
all hearts are united for once, a. lealt.
with the spirit aud happiLess Of joy
fol anticipAtlons. We tender TO The
Free Lance force and its many readers
our best wishes for q real old-fashioned
Xmss. marred by no displeasure or
sadness.
Messrs. Melzo and Clifton Waugh.
the former of Newport News, the lat
ter Of Seattle, Wash, have arrived
home to spend Xmas with relatives and
friends.
Miss Ada Harris, who is attending
the Southern Female Seminary. at
Bowling Green. with Miss Phelps, a
school friend, will spend their Xmas
at the formers home, at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Martin. Of this
place, and Mrs. Robt 8. Bell. Of Lahore.
will spend the holidays with Mr.. Sid
ney A. Martin and family In Philadel-
phia.
Messrs. Bradshaw and Walters, of
Washington, will be guests during
Xmas week at the residence Of Mr.. A
o. Walter, near this place.
Mrs. VIM. H Hassley. Of this place.
with her children. will spend Xmas
with old friends in Manchester.
Mr.. Ohas. h. Martin, Of Elizabeth,
N. j., son Of Mrs E H. Martin, Of
this place, will, owing to business en-
gAgements, be unable to spend Xmas
at his old home, much to the regret Of
the family.
Dame rumor hints at the marriage Of
Thompson has just returned from
two of our popular young psople short
IL; aud there is talk Of parties and re-
oepsions during Xmas week.
Rev. L. A. Cutler, Of Louisa, filled
his regular appointment at the Chris.
tian church last Sunday morning and
night. He will doubtless continue as
pastor of this growing congregation
during the coming year.
Miss Lizzie CLARK, Of Washington i,
will spend Xmas day ct home with her
parents here. Miss Edna Mitchell. q
popular young lady Of the Capitol city.
will accompany her and will spend
several days with friends at this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Falcons. OF West
Virginia, will spend Xmas with their
respective parents at Rhodesville and
this place.
Mr.. Parker A Perry, formerly OF
this place, was married TO Miss Bessie
Powell, daughter of Hr. and Mrs.
Joseph Powell. Of Roanoke. on Dec.
10Th, at the hone Of the bride. They
will reside at Newport News. where
the groom is an attaohe CT the Newport
News Press.
Miss NJ. Harvey Campbell. the popu.
lar teacher ut DR.. Wm. j. Orittenden's
will spend the holidays at her parents
home Ia Essex county. X. X. X
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25
Mad Doe ia Caroline

School No. Q. in Caroline, taught By
Mrs. d. J Waller, was thrownsinto e
state Of excitement recently, BY the
appearance Of mad dog in the yard at
recess.
One Of the children. disobeyiDg or
ders, opened the door little way to
peep out and iu ran the dog to the
great CONSERVATION Of teacher and
pupils who promptly took 20 the tops Of
Observation-Disclosures With the assist
ance Of Mr.. Dick Garter. who was
passing along the road at the time. the
dog was killed in the school house For.
sunstely no one was injured Caroline
News.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-25
Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident. of which Mr..
John Oliver, OF Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows :
ST was In q most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk.
en-, tongue coated. pain continually In
back and sides. no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. For
tunstely. friend advised trying
Electric Bittefs; and TO my great joy
and surprise. the hrst bottle made q
decided Improvement. l continued
their use for three weeks. and am now
o we'll man. | know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave Of another
victim" No one should fail to try
them Only 90 CTS guaranteed, at ID.
NJ Lewis Drug Store.