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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-22

Reach Washington and are Given a
Reception-To Hold a General Re-
ception. With Public Speaking Later.

Washington. May Is. Nessrs-
Fischer. wolmorans and Vessels. the
Boer peace commissioners from the
Transvaal and the Orange Free State,
arrived in Washington tonight. accom-
panied by the congressional and citi-
tens committee which escorted them
from New York.
Many enthusiastic people witnessed
their arrival and the main thorough
fare vas Illuminated. The ENJOYS
were given an informal reception IN
the banquet hall OF their hotel. where
Congressman Sulzer. Of New York.
introduced them and made a speech
Of welcome.
A large reception viii be given sum
day night ard addresses made by SEN
ators Wellington. Allen and Teller and
Representatives SUlzer, Dearmond.
Rhea Of Kentucky. Shafnoth OF Color
ado and Clark OF Missouri and Mr..
Bourke Cochran, Of New York. and
two OF the ENJOYS. Messrs Fischer and
Wolmorans.
Mr.. Fischer aid TO the Associated
Press:
We are supplied with credentials
from our governments and a full
power TO act in a diplomatic capacity.
1t would not be prop for US at this
time TO say just what our course will
be, before we have taken steps To
communicate with those with whom
We expect TO deal. We come In the
interest of peace and a cessation OF
the bloody war which Is raging In our
country. We are engaged in a strug-
gle with the country with which your
nation was engaged over 100 years
ago and we feel that we will have the
moral support of the people who fought
for and love their liberty. The Beers
will not give up the struggle. there
will be no surrender OF what they re-
gard their just rights.
"We are still willing that the trouble
shall be settled by arbitration and We
will be willing to abide by the result.
I'VE are anxious hat the United
States Investigate the questions Of diff
ference between the Boer republic and
Great Britain and use its Influence to
put an end to the war. We hope also
to get the moral support of the people
with the present emergency"
The ENJOYS declined To on
today's news.
Mr.. Fischer asserted that If General
Butler made any such statement as
that the enemy had burnt the chapel
at New Castle as announced in Buffers
dispatch today. it was a lie. as h
Beers were not engaged in such war
fare.
The reception of the Boer envoy
was discussed today by the cabinet. 1t
is understood that merely as private
citizens they will be presented to the
president by the secretary Of state.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-22
In Favor OF the sitting Member.

Washington, May 1s.-House COM
mittee on elections No. / today order
ed a report In favor OF the sitting
member in b contested election ase
OF James III. walker vs.. w. F. Rhea.
from the Ninth Virginia district. The
vote In favor Of the sitting democrat
stood z to 2. Four republicans. Tay-
lor, Of Ohio: Mann. Of Illinois: Hamil.
ton, of Michigan. n Burkett, Of Ne.
braska, voted with the democrats.
Messrs. Linney, republican, of North
Carolina and Davenport, republican.
Of Pennsylvania, viii make a minority
report in favor Of walker.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-22
NAVAL RESERVES CRUISING.
South Carolina Reserves Not Going
This State to Follow Georgia.

Washington, May 1s.-The adjutant
general of South Carolina has notified
the navy department that the South
Carolina naval militia will be obliged
to withdraw from its arrangement foI
a practice cruise on the Prairie. TINS
makes the fifth state withdrawal. Ine
Georgia men are about to emoarh
upon her. -.
The North Carolina organization VII
go next. probably in the week original
" allotted South Carolina.
The Virginians are scheduled TO g
out from Norfolk on the Prairie or
June 18th TO Goth inclusive.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-22
ssThe strength of Twenty Men,

When Shakespeare employed this
phrase he referred, of course, to healthy
able bodied men. If he had lived in
these days he would have known that
men and women who are not healthy
may become so by taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla. This medicine, by making
the blood rich n pure N giving
good appetite and perfect digestion,
imparts vitality and strength to the
system.
The favorite cathartic is Hoods Pills
% cents.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-22

Mr.. Dozier l.. Latta, one of the Will
mington boys who are now with the
Southern Railway, at Norfolk, was in
the city yesterday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-22
ALL ENGLAND GONE WILD
OVER THE NEWS THAT MAFEKING HAS
BEEN RELIEVED
L0ND0NERS MAKE A NIGHT OF IT

Hundreds of Thousands of People i'm
the streets, Shouting, Singing and
Waving-News of Like Proceedings
From All sections of the Empire-The
British Forces steadily Drawing
Nearer Pretoria.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

eos practical forces have only been known
'Hr The past two decades. one OF the
foremost established firms OF electricians
u this city TODAY s that Of the salt
Lake Electrical Supply Company. now
located az j.. d. DO West First Suuih.
This enterprise was established years
1g0 Uy r vs.. N..h0l when II later be-
came a corporation under the title OF
the Is. w. NIDH0l Electrical supply Com
plny I'm ls.a it was organized under It's
present name with T. "a, Airs. president
and r W. N.oh0l. secretary ami mana
GER. The company today occupies me
hlnds0mDst quarters iu the west I'm this
branch NJ trade Don the city, consisting
NJ two floors i hy % itet stocked 10 the
limit with supplies that embrace every
necessity and novelty known % the bus
mess. Here iu hewilderng array are
exhibited dyu1mos. storage batteries
transformers. auuunCiators. telephones
Intricate lighting arrangements, burglar
alarms bells elegant chandeliers, fans
motors and numerous other things While
This firm does "a big business In whole.
sale orders. 40 the same time q large
retail trade Us successfully carried on
In addition % this the company is one Of
The closest bidders upon an kinds Of cleo
'rICal work In this state; AZ the con7e-
Vugucc a large force Of skilled mcChnu-
IUs is kept iu constant employment tul-
hIIug the contracts that fan % their
Tot Some OF the largest contracts IN
This city haN' been awarded 20 this com,
nanv In addition % tie Quitting Of
Iunumerable private residences sueh big
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

.HUUos' The foremost has carried OF
..u.H upon AN the leading tracks or
tN.s country and Is ridden by such WE'LL
known riders as liver Lawson. John
chapman, Charlie Turylle. Hauseman,
and the Terrible Swedo" Tho Wilkes
Cycle Co. has also the record Of import
uE into this city The now famous motor
..0IDa. or as they are commonly termed
'." 'hcd Devils In addition 90 CyC-
.t goods of other descriptions lamps
pumps. Morrow brakes, ana numerous
.H.'u-Iutc patents this company carries
u iu.I line Of gUluug CLUBS. and other
uIrNUhDrn1lIa. and are agents here FOR
iny Columbia gTdphOphUue, NJ which they
carry number In stock no the rear OF
tU.s JHWWudluus store is established the
IJrE, repair shop wherein the best ana
most skilled mechanics daily execute rec
pairs upon am wheels br1ugu, in the
'hu-uifIl' This company Us under the
personal supervision Of Charles s. wilkes.
who is considered TO be an authority on
all matters pertaining to- sport he Us "a
gentleman OF uuNrlug energy aud inde-
fiNLUU.. business attributes Mr. Wilkes
at am carly age successfully passed severe
examinations Iu tie science Of surveying
which .E..HfIUu DE follows at the pres-
emit um. during his leisure moments.
Iu uTi.. il demonstrate loo what re-
gard b.. rs held loo this community 30 lis
only necessary tI cite tuat be- was chosen
from a number uf gentlemen Tor Jug poe
sIuuu .I county IfveNur which imports
amt position Do. Has hello with gIu4l. Tor
sDNUT.. years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
JOSEPH WILLIAM TAYLOR.
One Of the Leading Undertaking and
Embalming Firms Of Utah.

There Is no branch Of business more
essential t0 Che living tuan that which
takes can. of The dead The undertaken
Us one class uf tradesmcu We must AN
patr.u1y some day, and in our heaviest
uuui .t iiulll9u We need uIm most 40
Is certainly du exemplary good man tuaL
makes . urst-gIJaa uuutTJIhyr anu iuuyI-
ai uIU Too sugu ds Is Joseph Wuuam
IuyluI ug ls numbered AMONG the ylu-
cot aud iyd1ius uius lu TINS Dty. ue
controls veg loIEg UuaIutss, ana Tue
yAtgusNg piupuluuus Wmtu 10 has
reached sptuha volumes Tor tue rare tdCl
auJ utNgat5 WItu winch ug uaa lUuyNeu
..ia uHst ulul uIl Gaming. 4uu UuuQiug
owned ana y-luutu ~ All IayIOl 10 d
AtNuauIut luut tatufy atyuC structure
Hs 80 % lggl iu ulluuu5luus, ana ls sItu-
a-ee .. Nu1 H. ~, ~ sUutu rest Ieuplc
a,lte. lll puut ul system, CumpIulJuuss
duu aulall tuu uuuultdh4us yauAuusuuuul
ls lyu.-ug4 10 Uu tuu uHJst lu tue uuIlyu
otatga. ll Was resigned w. ME IayIyL
ana % lr Ma4ct % Cymplcstucas tutuuBu-
OUT. . IayIyf ls tuc Uuiy uuuultaAer
400 Oh. vest WAC mas q CummJu4Uus
-uai attached 90 the premises Win aI
ATS .uuaut Iuultuiu anu natures. Iu
Audubon TO tius mUueru equipment a
muIgae ana UlS ldsKeJ factory are also
lyalaIts ul tut 5tuuU ut tlus VstdUusu-
mtlt. Whue hu Gaines "a fgu unu vi Iun-
81 aI requirement. a t1v tdhta UutIe
charge y- tue IuneIdb from ueatu "
thltlmgut tuus ItHeFInB UeIeaytu
ulthHa ana relatives VI any care VI
""lig ABOUT uctaua, IA euDdlmIuB tins
uslu.4suu4tut as exceedingly pTUuyIgnt,
yMqluyluB OuIy lueiMUsl mouuu methods.
All. 400 IJr 90 "a Gentleman Va warm ana
BY IApdsueUC uatuIe, WuUse tcnuer re-
rpytt ana MANY suuu quantities VI mluu
4uu heart nave bGucd IUr uIm me es-
teen ana 6UJd wal VI the enure COM
muuly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
b. II. SCHETTLER.
Established Only Eight Years-Busi-
ness Has Grown Remarkably.

Salt Lake has a goOdly number OF
.H..al Institutions Tor It's size. and the
evidence THAI there is room for them
.uy fact tuat they au are 90 "a pros.
guuuuuu Not the least pros
ui these institutions u.s. Jual NuI,u
sluut-sl4ua optdtyu Uy b. II.
...I WuOsg place OIL business Us az
- south Alan street Every OLD
resident ut tuls Cyy Knows Mr
...uI auI mas followed us career
... ... iW. DC was assistant cashier
.N Savings Bank uU4 tuy present.
... NUNS ihu post OF assistant cashier
..Ns SAVINGS Bank a trust COM
"..N llJ4I, and honor Tor the space
.l.Du .tulSl IN les2 be vstaousuyu
.ui business, Ia a. resent state
. Cue resources OF the BANK puU-
. t.e puDuC press OF TINS CITY,
'i.rl sells forth handsome bal
.ul involving ~ the uylguuOrhoUd
}Nh,JJ. Of WmCn representing
.Uba department, with interest at
N.r ggul lie tIausagts "a general
business ana also deals lu stocks
ts buying ana selling throughout
tied States. lie also deals eA-
.. 90 real estate, ana has uluIlcd
iNg largest deals 10 this city IN
.Ih Doe .- ably assisted by ms Two
elder u. winch Is known through
.uu-'. and breadth Ot the state
Do la .rMug among the foremost
H7 IT.. lHy West Mr. Sguyltyr
.agd H luIs city Tor the greater
ui a# iite, Is closely Identified
business and social HE. and mas
.tl-a esteem of all Who nave had
relations with MIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING co.
An Establishment That is Second 10
None in the Great West

In this day and generation there are as
many grades and qualities OF beer. as
Aute are Of other things, but We are as
slrel that the people OF this section have
un,quly0,alIy put the seal and sanction
" their APPROVAL upon the superior product
Yi the SAT- Lake city Brewing Company.
NNlIh Us one ui the largest most stable
dlA standard brewing concerns Of the
West This huge concern covers half "a
OlVth upon the east bench, which over
looms lhc city, ana ls q LANDMARKS To the
traveller Tor miles around. The brewery
proper ls a handsome structure which is
pull OF brick and stone, while immediate.
" across the street stands the boiling
mouse. which is likewise built Of brick and
is luItc stories lu height No money or
expense has been spared To secure the
a',sl machinery and plant and the In
7lluuoh ls essentially one OF the most
fY ',. lh ihe West This most excel
lghl company Us unfettercd by old and
obsolete practices and theories In brew
luB' ana iilm the Initial run 10 has been
.ut Wullo OF those at the head Of the
establishment TO be az the head of ne
'oit Iahk ln all things petlaulug 10 the
successful production Of beer So much
mas This been placed In evidence that Mo
ll.hlpNn brands. Pllsncr Export. Ex-
va Pale Lager Beer. and Culmbachcr
"Lllh are The equals OF any beer Import
~ lI'u ildu IRON lhC East are to be
i.uOd upon the tables Of the elite OF THIS
,ily ana those OF surrounding states. The
business done by this company Is simpIy
immense ami embraces the uolghboring
states 10 Wyoming Idaho. Nevada All.
S1,H1 ana Colorado. Ihe company has
y. aD,u houses In these States. notably AL
.als ,9u, Nyop Eureka, Utah.park INV.
1taa, Grand Junction. Colo. where large
i'. houses have also been erected by tbe
company The officers OF this mammofh
"a Hulthmeut are; Matthew Cullen. pres-
.g'l' Jacob Morltz, vice president. gen
a, ~ manager and treasurer, Philip b
N,hlnuey, secretary The company Il
Igil.naie In having the valuable serylces
eI Mr Moritz the peer Of the brewers
He-l ot the Missouri lie is a keen poil.
uDIan. an advocate for free silver ar5
nss haa hand IN the past In framing
Il thf laws OF our state. having been sd.
ltoled To hll a seat In the Legislature ana
Wa q member OF the Constitutional Con-
NsN Won. IN short he is prominent nub-
u' spirited man endowed by nature vim
gtTous and Progressive business ~
suuCts. III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
RoMNEY SHOE COMPANY.
Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Rub.
Der Goods.

The rise ana progress OF Salt Lake as
Tue commercial ana uuduclal center vi
tus u.gl-iuouutaIn uIstutI has been
STEADY ana substantial, ana We nave 40
U-I must many large JUUUIus houses.
Il.h.urut AMONG tAysC 40 Ll4u I,uMuJy
cuug 90. MiuJu was ysLaBusutu ga a. u-
tudIyt 1890 not UHIy mas tue mouse Uttn
ldhuieI " ldteIut business uIauasymyut.
uut also ~ yuv tatt 10 tuUIoubAIy la
HIihdl Win tuU UUyt ana SuUC tta4C ga
uy.a.L IIis las IcsuIttu ia uuuusug up
y very ldl Sc ana SUBSTANTIAL lIaue Ca
ttuIlu5 LluuBuUut Jtdu, wyoming,
l4duu ana tdstglu NUNaua, Two ltaSyuug
adtyaMcu DuiuB hept Oh the ROAD con-
staully, lut Dusluess premises lUCdl,u
az % west rIfst SCUM street, consist OF
N"o Iluula ~ uy Nv Icyl IA dimensions,
Wuitu aIy L,tTally hheu with boots. SHOES
ana i4uuel byOus ut mtlIum BIdIys.
l.Ha .umpany carry me Amcuyau uIauu
Iuluti byUus, LethS the OuIy house Iu tug
STAGE uduuhuB these suJus. GyJIgu
h1wNey, Wnu CuuuuCts rms representa-
..u house, IS NuuOut DOUBT one uI luy
uya, JUDGES Ul suOe leatncr IN the West
,pIay FOR number OI years ne Was
Toe superintendent Ut the t.. T.. NJ. J.
auy- laDtuIy anu also hau charge vi the
uio lgtdIl auuc department OF tudt Iual-
,-Jpu A consequence be IS not Uuly
400 expert ana Competent Judge OF loot
wear uul DC also kuUMs Nutu ~ buy
What 10 Duy aud now to buy, Mr. Rom
hty .a suI-t, reuable, honorable ana
lN.ibtuC business man VINO IS wei ana
lthuluuIy known throughout TINS vicinity
aa being young man VI acute business
tgAutu. lc JUuuuCts Hls aualTs upon
la. stuytest principles Oh honesty ana
N..Euty WhiDu has gained lur lam the
good "iIl ana confidence Ui hundreds of
loyal lNcuus ana patrons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
UTAH LUMBER COMPANY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Rough and Dried Lumber.

This cHtlrprsins and representative
establishment had It's inception In 1890,
having been founded by Leavcr Conrad
q Co.. and incorporated under It's pres
emit name February Il. 1895 The bust.
ness premises are located at 2If west
South Temple The lumber yard. which
Is u by q rods In dimensions Us always
heavily stocked with building materials.
in fact the stock Is never allowed 90 fan
below the so 900 mark The company
deals In am kinds Of building material
sash doors. blinds mouldings windows.
rustic siding. r. & c.. flooring Hath.
shingles East Lake doors and finish.
nails and In fact everything utilized In
the construction Of building The In
stituUon rs backed entirely hy home
capital tho management Of the company
being entirely In the bands ~ r. S Muir
ply Under his able management the
company has every reason 90 look for
ward 20 q long and prosperous career.
MI Murphy Is a young man who has
proved himself nm outorprislng ami h0n-
0rah'p business man. and has RAPIDLY I'M
stalled himself IN the public esteem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
sADLER MERCANTILE CO..
A Pioneer and Representative Whole
sale Mercantile House

Whatever views may Doe cut. ae1
relative To the use OF alcoholic a.I malt
beverages, II is generally cuno. ps
all that when they are used 10 Is m-
purlaut and essential fact tU. they
should be pare and free from a1u.. lh
100 TINS tuuucCuun II ls uttug "g
give the establishment ut On. t'
AltIOuuule Company prominent 'i
beng as 10 ls one OF the largest PSI,
rcUduIe wholesale llquUr house PUG
inter-mUuntan district The p
premises, located at ~ suui .'l'
street are ummuuluus auu Wei q.
The salcsTuOm occupies the front p
ui the building. ana q by % it. ID.
mansions, lu the rear is a Hs
ana buttlng department While Do
IRE basement Is given Gp' Co The re
Of bulk goods. There Is no house que
West that carries more comp OF
diversified linz Of pure goods w. Ih'
Pthy are dc agents mere To-!
stone NJ. Vernon, Paul Jones ~
Hunter rye ana bourbon Whish,
from which they carry large % tts
Of other Wel.knOWn ana popular is
Their stock ~ still ana sparNu -s
runs, c0rdials, btters, gins. 49,
Irish and Scotch WHISTLES is a.
slNe, and comprises the most
standard brands. The compaN
lcnsiye bOttlors Of fine wines ..
ana have every modern I.
bottllng, c0IkIng and labellng
ages they put up being mote. ..
uratness as well as purity anu
Of contents, They also carry .
Of imported and domestic D
business represents q very lars
the annual trade amOununE
than $4,000 The territory ~
the company includes the star.
Idaho and parts OF Colorado Nh
requiring several travelling ~
only Is this house noted Tor I
and excellence Of the goods #rg
but also for the liberality rFe
and courteous treatment Of pI Ian
house Is pioneer In rs line 49,
established By Henry Sa..gr ..
ago, who Incorporated II unl. i.e1
cnt name with himself as pI 's
manager, and his son, j. T. al
president. Henry SadlCr Us
England and came 10 this D. tbs
young man. lie was engd- NsW
wholesale dry goods busin. M.
York city for about four y,' rrg
Ing an energetic and progi' @T
business man, he soon grasN 'gus
that the great West had NsV
future before H. accordingly tJ4d
York and came hither tie hi
in Salt Lake for forty year. IN.
has made a name for himself -tIy
dustrlous and honorable e.. at.
deserving all the success Wh -rser
tended him through his busih s6-
His son, L. r. Sadler is an eh. b1s-
terprIs.ng and progressive nose
ness man and exhibits man made
striking qualifications that Iliiar
his father so successful hI' lirsss
He is a young man OF pleas'I. 'stry
and courteous disposition "0
popular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
LAMBERT PAPER COMPANY.
Wholesale Dealers in Printers Sup
plies, Irvine and Paper Bags.

ln wri.o.up Of the prominent bus-
iu,ss enterprises of this State. the omis-
sion Uf the mention OF the Lambert PAPER
Company would In itself resemble a feast
wherein the guests were invited 20 sit
down before @ sumptu1us rep3sl which
although perfect in every detail lacks
the necessary conditions 10 make It pala.
table. The Lambert Paper Company Is
aa closely Identified with the carly his
tory ui the state of Utah that In dealing
with The growth Of this community 10
would be impossible 10 omit mentioning
tnc firm. 10 was In the early days. when
Home Industry was preached and prac.
tlCCi that Geo. q, Lambert the head Of
the Lambert Paper Co.. became connect.
ed with the paper making industry in
Utah. As early as 1899 be was manager
ot the Dcseret Paper MIL then located
ln the old sugar factory southeast "
this city This institution for "a number
NJ years manufactured the major portion
ui the paper used 10y printers and mgr-
chants In this State. IN due course the
business 0utErow the premises then 0cou.
pied, and the mill at the mouth 1f Big
Cottonwood was erected, ana operated
lur several years by the DOsorat News
Company and afterwards by the Granite
Paper Mills CO.. both ~ which concerns
hD served as manager until The mill
burned down In 1898 when be- bought ont
tho stock on hand and proceeded 90 carry
0n the paper business by Importing He
afterwards bought out the Dearborn
Paper Co., the only competitor he had
In Utah and incorporated under the name
NJ the Lambert Paper Co. Removals of
The business occurred In succession from
Richards ST. 20 the Board Of Trade build
.ug the Jennings block AMI the Lawrence
building the premises each time being
0ulgroWn by the business. until finally
.n 1892 the present location opposite the
south gate ~ the Temple Block was
leased and since purchased hy the com.
pany where four floors are piled high
with goods that include printers sup
plies OF an descriptions, stationery
wrapping paper. bags. twine. paper cut.
tcV, oyster and Ice cream pals and
plates. IN addition 70 the hundred and
one articles carried by first.class
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
lions SAVING BANK.
Oldest and Largest Financial IIstitu
ton Of It's Kind in the State
of Utah Today,

That the great majority of wage earn-
ars ana persons Of small incomes in Salt
Lake city are pracuCing thrift and
economy and laying up portion OF their
incomes for the inevitable rainy day.
lis quite evident from the admirable con-
litOrs Of our savings banks. one Of
the strongest and best managed savings
institutions Of TINS city i- the lions say.
ugs Bank and Trust Company which uc.
cupigs handsome and spacious office. in
It's own huldiug-the Tpmpfau-at the
head OF Main street. The above we'll
known financial institution was ostab.
llshod August G. ls.3 and since IT'S iu.
Ception has gradually increased lbs busi-
mes until al tue present day Il carries no
less than 1900 open accounts ana re-
coiyos deposits from not only the people