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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-26

/ English observers are uncertain what
( her statesmen intend"
! According to present arrangements.
/ the queen will hold a council at Os-
: borne on Aug. 81, Henry Labouchere
asserts, at which the dissolution OF
4 parliament will be sanctioned with the
customary fOrmalities. and the general
election will be held early in October.
Why England Was Sighted.
! English correspondents at Paris. in
explaining why France. though be
slowing decorations on the representa-
! tiVes of all the other principal coun-
tries at the exposition omitted so to
honor those of Great Britain, say the
7 British commissioner, when required to
designate those worthy of decoration.
replied that the laws of his country did
not allow him or his official associates
to accept decorations.
The Introduction of the young King
OF Spain to his subjects in the north
western seacoast was attended by a
degree Of good feeling not before seen
in Spain in generations. Even in the
provinces where socialists and dynastic
discomfort is always verging on insur-
rectiOn the people showed patriotic
pleasure and desire 10 forget the past
disasters and accept the new order Of
things.
American Jockeys Superior.
It would be supposed that the ques-
ton of the superiority of the Ameri-
can method of riding horses had been
sufficiently demonstrated by this time
to convince even the conservative Brit
ish horsemen. The sporting papers,
however are still filled daily With let
ters on this subject The bitter re-
lI1CT9nPp n w irF ha fr.ia d.
ism jockeys admit the advantage of the
American system is a curious part OF
the controversy. This has gone so far
that a writer in the Sportsman today
calls for a halt in the discussion and
advocates the American system. which
he says, certainly suits cur hurses
owners and trainers" adding. 'Iet us
still be sportsmen. even il we are beat
en- at our own game
Pope's Difference With King.
The note issued by the vatican an
thorities against the praises of Oueer
Margaret written by her majesty after
the assassination of King Humber
has set going a discussion in Italv
The Rome correspondent SAYS:
Its publication has caused Indignant
outDursts, has evoked sympathy for the
qulrlnaI ana has strengthened the
EOullS mig III MS inherited cOntrOVeF-
sy with the church. The note was q
personal act of the pope. and its avow-
al as such was meant to rebuke those
representing the pontiff as an aged
man and as tool in the hands of car
dlnal Rampolla. the papal secretary
OF state, the truth being that Rampous
is as clay in the masterful hands of The
pontifical potter and bends like n reed
before the imperious will Of Leo. The
pope, in spite of his years. is stiu the
soul OF the vatican, and rules his en-
tourage with a rod of IRON
The Campania and the st. Paul fur-
tner aided the American exodus TODAY
the latter taking Mr.. and Mrs. Flag /
ier, senator Aldrich. Mrs. Melville b.
Stone and Miss Stone.
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.il-S eSnrs mere, and shortly will proceed
me oSIace about Oct. I, picking M Can
am an merry at Honolulu, while Major Ri5-
uIe VIII come eastward to meet the Other
members of the commission '--0 O'iieI
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GRAND ENCAMPMENT
OF The C. 4. R. IS BEGUN
Vast IhrOngS Attend the Dedication of the Coliseum
Mckinley Will Not Be Present.
Rev Dr. Tiff of Salt Lake is On the Program for An Address
Today.

/ Chicago, Aug. 25.-The national en-
campment of the G. a. r. was opened
/ tonight by the dedication of the new
( Coliseum In which the joint campfres
of the reunion, the war song concerts
Tor the veterans and the religious and
other exercises for the public incidental
10 the encampment will be held. Nc
kinley viii not be present at any of
the exercises, it was announced.
The Coliseum stands on Wabash ave
nue., between Fourteenth and Sixteenth
streets, and within its walls tonight
were gathered 10000 persons.
A chOruS OF 1000, cOStumed to repre-
sent living flag, occupied an immense
| platform at one end of the building
ana close by them was the great band
/ OF 100 pieces that will render the con-
certs during the coming week of the
! encampment. Jules Lombard. a fam
Gus singer OF war times, was there and
sang The Star Spangled Banner from
the original manuscript
The dedicatOTy exercises proper com
prlSed an address by Frank Lowden of
chicago, response by Mayor Harri-
son and addresses by other local speak
ers.
Big Influx of Visitors.
The members of the Grand Army and
their friends have been pouring into
the city all day long on regular trains
and lnnumerable specials from all
parts of the country. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 Of them arrived today and
many times that number are expected
to arrive tomorrow and Monday. The
chief arrival today was that of the
spanish minister, the Duke D'ArcOS.
with the Countess D'ArcOs. They We're
met at the Lake Shore depot by a COM
mittee representing the G. A. r. and
another representing the city of Chi
cago, and escorted by the Denver fife
and drum corps TO the Auditorium an
mex, where apartments had been pro-
vided for them.
General Dan E. Sickles arrived to-
night.
DR.. Tiff on TOday's Programme.
The programme for the religious ex-
ercises which are to be held in the Au-
ditorium tomorrow has been arranged
as follows:
The principal address will be by
Commander-in-Chi Shaw of the G.. a.
r. He Will talk on True Patriotism .
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Channel Fleet Increased.
Youtsev Is Still Ill

Georgetown, KY, Aug. 25.-The con-
dition of Henry Youtsey is unchanged
today. He has typhoid malaria. but
IL is not thought to be of a danger
Gus form. Court was nominallv in
session few moments today and adj
jOurned until Monday
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sovereign He was not heard until after
clock and he spoke briefly He de-
r roteu hIIl:eH TO considerable extent TO
state politics, urging the fusion forces of
the state 10 make sure of the success not
only of the electoral ticket but of the
members OF congress. United States SEN
atOrS and the state ticket as we'll
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French government and the failure of
the exhibition.
Newspapers in all parts Of England
nave contained scare articles during
the last three days on the active French
military and naval preparations. such
IS laying in supplies of coal. Strength
enlng the fortified seaports, increasing
the navy, statiOning more ships at Ca
lis, Brest and the channel ports. ar
ranging for extensive autumn maneuv-
erS c-ose 10 coast towns and the un-
usual activity on both land and sea.
What specially have scared the Eng
ush are the French experiments with
submarine boats. The English navy
has no such boats, while France is he.
heved to have several effective ones.
These submarine boats are liable to be-
come a nightmare in England. as their
powers are already being magnified
tremendously.
Channel Fleet Increased.
The first official recognition of this
state or Things came today when the
orders of the English admiralty for in
creasing the channel fleet became
known. 1t IS the custom to keen the
larger portion of the home squadron
IN reserve and out of commission at
the naval stations. All the usual naval
reserves in the squadron will now be
put into commission. The newest and
best battleshiDs and cruisers are to be
Kept IN constant state of readiness.
The home feet Will be divided into
Two sCuadrons, one never to leave the
coast the other never to go further
IMAM Gibraltar. Many ships are to be
ntted out with wireless telegraphy. and
the channel is to be patroIIed bv cor
pedO boats.
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Silver and Lead.

Silver, 613kc per ounce.
Copper, 15a4c per pound.
Lead, A, S. & r, Co.'S price, 800; New
York brokers, $500.
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Questions For Republicans.

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Weather Today.

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is
Fair; Stationary Temperature.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

Park Alexander leaves the first Of the
week for Washington. Pa, to attend the
commencement exercises OF Washing
ton & Jefferson college. Park STalu-
ates from that institution this spring.
Miss Viola Romans was the guest of
friends in the city yesterday, on route
to her home nj Quaker City, from the
w. Z. I. y. district convention, held at
Cole-atn. Thursday
Mrs Thomas Moore and two children
left yesterday for New Castle, Pa.
where they will spend several weeks
with Mrs. Moore's parents.
Miss Minnie Majors, of wDodsfieid is
the guest for couple OF weeks Of the
family Of George Yeager, out the pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Remnant left
yesterday overland, for Guernsey cOun-
ty. to spend several weeks camping.
D. II. Sullivan was in the city yester-
day and left last evening for Maynard,
to attend n meeting of the miners.
Carlos Leatherwood returned yester-
day from the state Democratic cOnven-
ton at Columbus.
Mrs. Frank Mayberry and daughter,
OF THIN, are the guests of relatives in
Klrkwood.
A large number from here VIII take in
the labor day picnic at Belmont park
to-day.
a crowd Of young people from Kirk
wood plcnIcked at Wheeling park yes
terdOy.
!. G. Hoge WAS business caller in
the city yesterday, from Mt. Pleasant.
o. G. Smith viii be in from Dillon to.
day, TO spend sunday with friends.
To-day Is pay day on the Cleveland,
Lornln & Wheeling rairoad.
Regular services viii be held at all
the churches tomorrow.
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The Carter OIL Company's big well
struck some time since, is still making
a production Of $50 barrels a day. This
company has one or two more wells In
this pool doing better than one hundred
barrels a day, and they are pushing the
drill for more of the same kind, at least
they expect to find them.
Late Developments.
Dispatches from the various Develop
ments of Importance last night show
several large wells we're struck and in
territory likely to produce considerable
new production.
The Hartman on Co.'S big strike Mt
GIover's Gap, Marion county, was a
genuine surprise and Is the biggest
producer found in this locality for
long time. The new discovery is locs-
ted upon the John Fanei farm, and its
initial outpu. was forty barrels an
hour, but at this writing has declined
to twenty-eight barrels an hour. 1t
has opened up nothing new and Is only
important on account OF SIS eaIibre.
A message tonight from Proctor
says the South PENIS No. s, Henry
Garner, is flowing 275 barrels day and
that 1t makes quite large scope OF ter
ritory look good which until the advent
of Garner No. s, was not considered
very favorably.
News Just received from the Wolf
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
Wheeling Ice & storage compaty.
FOStorl0 Glass Company.
Beaumont GlasR, Company.
Riverside Pottery Company
Mccoy Shoe Company,
SisteFRville Gold Mining.
Virginia Gold Mining.
Wheeling Pottery,
Wheeling Steel & lrIOn Company.
Wheeling Bridge Company.
HONDS.
Wheeling Stamping Company.
Industrial stocks bought and sold dlfeet
on New York Stock Exchange.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room City Bank ReLldLnE. WhSeling,
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nrrrA1pr HAPPENINGS.
Matters Ct Interest in tho Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

The city council lie; the contract for
the repairs OF the square in front o.
the postofflce, TO H. T, Day, md he had
n force of men at work yesterday re-
moving the brick. The brick are taken
Up from curb to curb. but oil the good
ones Will be Fe-laid upon the same toun-
dalton, with an additional two or three
inches OF sand in which TO allow the
brick TO pack. The contract for taking
up md re-loying the street paving
vAtAs the old brick are used is twenty
ivy cents per square yard; for new
brick Il Is sIxty-seYen cents. This seems
to be very cheap for such work The
street where the repairs are being
made was paved fourteen years ago.
but that particular square was very bad
to begin with. But the experience OF
this CITY indicates that the life OF street
paving where the street ID used great
deal for ordinary, hauling is about if-
teen years In most parts Of the city
where repairing is needed, re-laying
and Strengthening up sunken places
seems all that is necessary.
II Is not generally known. but II Is n
fact nevertheless, that at Rodefer's
ginss factory In this city. they have
been making glasses for opticians for
wears. The quality is growing In ia
vor and the trade in this special line
extending, The finishing touches are
nut on. Of course, by opticians. but the
very best results have been obtained.
Within a short time the population OF
the various towns as taken by the
enunerptors this year, will be officially
announced The towns In this county
showed up in 1890 as follows; BellRire,
934: Bridgeport, $3.50: GAINESVILLE,
S,207; Martins Ferry, $3.50; ST. Glars
Vile, 1,t9l.
Carl and William DOrer leave to-day
for New York. where they Will take
ship for Germany next week. They
viii take in the exposition before re-
turning.
The Knights OF Pythlas win hold their
usual annual memorial service to-mqr-
row, and the members are generally
very loyal to this beautiful custom.
O"P. Mason. who flOated down the
Ohio with n stock of fancy china, re-
turned yesterday. having had only
moderate success.
The sock" social at the Windsor ho-
tel yesterday evening, neAed hanu-
some sum to the ladies acting for the
church.
Mrs, Joseph r. DiHCkpui"i wiz "
the state dairy and food commissioner
is the guests Of friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank P. Barker, Of Portland,
Oregon, will spend the summer months
with her folks in this city.
Miss Wilma Bergundthai, Of st.
CiaIrsville, was the guest yesterday, OF
Miss Helen Sanders.
Robert c. Cow returned from Kenyon
academy yesterday evening. for the
summer vacation.
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MouNpsVILIE BUDGET.
Yesterday's News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

The case OF D. W. McConnaughay
against A. Il. Fox, of Cameron. was on
trial in the circuit court yesterday and
to-day. The case OF the state against
Lester and w. H. McCullum, of Sand
Fiji. known as the sheep pelt case,
was commenced last evening,
Mr.. Frank J.. Nuss and Miss Alice
Logan were married at the residence
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
H. Logan, at s o'clock yesterday even
ing. They will so to housekeeping on
the camp grounds.
S. S. Wilson. OF Glen Easton, secre-
tary of the Republican executive com
mittee, was here yesterday, completing
his work in regard to the late primary
election.
Miss katherine williams, Of Point
pleasant. has arrived TO spend the sum-
mer with her father on the camp
grounds.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Schmidt, of New
Nsnrt,nsvile, are visiting Mrs.
schmldts parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. f..
Curtis.
Mrs. charles Lyons and Mrs. Mallory,
of Huntington, are the guests OF war
den and Mrs, S. A. Hawk, at the prison.
Miss Lorena Elliott, Of New Martins.
vile, is the guest Of Misses Cora and
Emma Parkinson, on Sixth street.
Mrs. W. F. Taylor, IF New Martins
VILE, Is visiting Mr.. and Meg. Frank
Taylor, Of Grant avenue.
W. M, Writ, ex-county superintend-
Ont Of schools. Of Dallas, was here yes
terdny on business.
Leslie Rankin, of the clerical force Mt
slgafoosc's, has returned TO duty, after
a brief illness.
Jacob Roberts, of Newark, o., is here,
visiting his brother, j. F. Roberts Of
Baker avenue.
Sheriff Wade, Of Wood county,
brought four prisoners to the prison
yesterday.
Mir. and Mrs. Farrell. of Parkersburg,
were the guests yesterday, of Capt. A.
o. Baker.
Thomas Riley, of Webster district,
was transactIng business here to-day.
Mrs. Charles p. Wells, Of Welcome,
WINS visiting friends here yesterday.
]. X. chase, of Cameron, was busi-
ness caller here yesterday.
Hon. ]. V. Blair. OF West Union, Is
the guest OF GIrard Riggs.
Miss GencvIeve Hostettler is visiting
friends Mt Leatherwood.
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CATARRH OF THE PELVIC ORGANS.
The Reason Why So Many Women Are Sick.

tarrh of the organs peculiar to women oil
pelvic organs, and cure themselves with
Pe-ru-na, how much unnecessary suffoU
ing would DO saved.
Mrs. Karolins su4cr, 2lSs Vine street.
Cincinnati, o., says: 1.-TWO years ngo /
fellon the Ice. At first | did not think
that had hurt myself; but several
months after ! lelt pains in the abdomen,
and n little later my merSes failed to
appear. Iwrote to you In regard to II
hearing that you cured female troubles,
and followed your directions. took
Pe-ru.nh and Mon-s-iin. / now have
tho best Of health.
Mrs. Mario Hanson, o. Niebull, Wis,
writes: About two Ye0FB ago I had diO.
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IoraIad By NeIVOas DISEASES,
McMEcHEN NOTES.


ana GVeuLSs
Chester Lewis, ST., was bruised very
severely by being thrown from his en-
engine, and Chester, jr.. had three I'm
gers OF his left hand broken the snme
night while on duty as fireman on the
Central Ohio division Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school has raised about $50 with which
they will purchase q library for the
school.
William Stewart returned to his home
at Glen Easton, after being the guest OF
his brother, Robert, here few days.
Mrs. William Wiieon returned TO her
home at Glen Easton, after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry weidmnn.
C. Z. Goodwin win occupy the pulpit
at the Methodist Episcopal church Sum
day, morning and evening.
Mrs. b. Mcdonald has returned to her
home at Silver Hill, after visiting Mrs.
o. D. socRMnn.
Mrs. c. C. Byard has returned from
Llttleton, where she was the guest OF
friends
Mrs. c. c. McNiechen is the guest of
friends at FindlGy. Ohio, this week..
Mrs. w. L. Hicks. of Huntington, is
the guest Of friends here this week.
The Epworth League win give troll
ley party to Moundsvil!e tonight.
Mrs. George Artz is visiting her faith
err at Central City. this week.
Mrs. James Howe, OF Cadlz Junction,
Ohio, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Frank Howard Is visiting at
Cameron for a few days.
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MARTIN,s FNRRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of wheeling'a
Progressive Ngighbor.

a number OF young people OF this
place started on yachting trip Thurs
day evening. and owing to slight
breakdown OF the engine, did not get
home until O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing. The results were that several an
Xlous parents spent sleepless night
troddIng the river bank until the early
hour in the morning.
It has Just become known that Miss
Margaret McG1umphy, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Hugh McGlumphy, was quiet
ly married tn Charles McCune, the pop
uiar conductor on the Martins Ferry
street car line. at West Liberty, Sun
day evening. The b = is well known
young lady of this Ky,
This evening at tie Star theatre. an
entertainment Of an excellent nature
Will be given under the auspices of the
G. A. r. The best local talent of this
city has been secured to take part In
the affair.
Mrs. E. c. Boyd left yesterday after
noon for East Hadley, Mass, to attend
the commencement exercises of
Mt. Holyoke college. from which her
daughter, Miss Essie, Will be gradu-
ated.
A lawn fete will be given this evening
by the members OF the Second Metho-
dist Episcopal church ut the residence
Of Mrs. Alice Curtis, on Seventh street.
The condition OF Mrs. N. G. Truax,
whose serious illness was reported a
few days ago, took sudden change tor
the worse yesterday morning.
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna Fritz took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
and was largely attended. Interment
was made at Weeks emetery.
The Alert hose company met last ev-
ening, to pass upon some business per-
tanning to the coming tournament.
The Indies of St. PRui's Episcopal
church win serve supper this evening in
the basement Of the church.
A general meeting Of the fire depart
ment viii be held this evening ut the
Central hose house.
A social will be given by the members
Of the Christian church at Commercial
hall, this evening.
Jncob Schraeder returned yesterday,
from a months business trip to Roth
vile, New Mexico.
Harry Bartholomew viii 30 to Nor
ristown this afternoon, to spend few
days with friends.
Miss Ella Cochran will entertain her
sunday school class this evening at the
A. NJ. e. church.
Rev. Muihearn has returned from o
few days visit with relatives at Toledo.
Miss Laura Helllng is entertaining
her friend. Miss Ella hundy, Of Newark.
The shoe stores will all close at z
O'Clock on and after next Monday.
CLAM SOUP at Tricks Summer
Garden Saturday evening.
Miss Lille Dean is visiting relatives at
Blaine for few days.
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wELLsBURe.
Doines of People in the Brooke ooun'
ty metropolis.

Doings Of People in the Brooke coun.
ty Metropolis.
The Epworth League convention clos
ed yesterday with the election Of the
following officers: President, o. j.
Gross, Of CorAOpols. Pa; recording
secretary, Miss Name Ruley, Mononsa-
helA, Pa; corresponding secretary,
Miss Ida Hahn; treasurer, Roy Hor
ner, Homestead, Pa. Resolutions OF
thanks to the local chapter we're adopt
cd. The next convention Will be held
in Waynesburg, Pa, at a time to be
fixed.
The street railway company is en-
deavOrlng to buy out the Wellsburg
Electric Light Company. An offer was
made to purchase the stock Of the COM
pany at par, but % per cent Of the pur-
chase price was to be In stock OF the
railway company, The latter threaten
to so into the lighting business in COM
petition with the home company.
Several welsburg Republicans eX-
pect to attend the national convention
Mt Philadelphia next week, among them
DR.. j, II. McCloary, who goes with the
Wheeling delegation this evening
The funeral of Mrs. Henry l. Mendel
yesterday morning, was very largely
attended. Thr deceased was member
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, the
pastor. pr. II, 7. Miller. conducting the
services.
The delinquent tax list posted at the
front door Of the court house contains
ISL capltntions and Savcnty-dye pieces
Of real estate, the total tax delinquent
being 81, SIG u,
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MARQUETTE, on Lake Superior,

is one of the most charming summer re-
sorts reached via the Chicago. Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway.
Its healthful location. beautiful seem
cry, good hotels and complete Immuil-
lty from hay fever. make q summer
outing ut Marquette Mich. very attrac-
tive from the standpoint Of health, rest
and comfort.
For n copy of "The Lake Superior
Country" containing description OF
Marquette and the copper country, adj
dress, with four % cents in stamps to
pay postage, Geo. II. Hea1ord, General
Passenger Agent. Chicago, Ill.