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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

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EUNERAL YRsTEnpAY.

The remains Of Mrs. H. NJ. Stafford
were gently laid to rest in Palmetto
Cemetery yesterday afternoon. and a
large number of friends of this good
lady attended the funeral. Rev. Percy
NJ. Eubanks of the St. Judss Episoopa
church, conducted the service.
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ErupfiOnS

Dry, moist. scaly letter. all forms Of
eczema or salt rheuDa. pimpIes and
other cutaneous eruptions proceed from
humors. either inherited. or acquired
through defective digestion and as
similation.
To treat these eruptions with drying
medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to help the sys-
tenn discharge the humors, and to
strengthen It against their return.
Hoods SarsaDarilla permanently cured J.
G..Hines, Franks. H.. Of eczema, from which
he had suffered for some time; and Miss
AIyina Wolter. Box 2t2, Algona, Wis, Of PIN
pies gu her face and back and chafed skin on
her body, by which she had been greatly
troubled. There are more Testimonials IN
favor Of this great medicine than can be
published.
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Tortoring skin eruptions, burns and
sores, are saothed at once and prompt
y healed By applying DeWitt's Witch
Hazel sslYe, the best known cure for
piles Beware Of worthless counter
feits w. j. Butts.
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J. odgers, of Frostburg, Nd, writes
81 had a very bad attack OF kidney
complaint and tried FoIey's Kidney
Cure which gave me immediate relief,
and / was perfectly oursd after taking
two bottles" Take no substitute.
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Constipation e the rock thst wreck
many lives; II poisons the very life
blood Regularity can be established
through the usa Of Prickly Ash Bit
ters. Il is mlldly eathsrtic. and
sire. CITIZENS the stomach, liver aud
kidneys. W, J Butts.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR:sHoEs.

Aliens Foot Ease. a'powder. It cures painful,
smarting, nervous feet and ingrowing nails and
INSTANTLY taxes the sting out OF eorns and bum
ions. IFS the greatest comfyrt discovery Of the
age, Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel Gasp. It is q certain cure for sYe t.
ing, call9us and hot tired, aching feet. Try 1t
today. Sold By all druggists and shoe stores.
By mail for 25c in STAMPS, Trial package Free.
Address Allen >. Olmatead, lie Rog, N y.
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ran building, opposite United States
Treasury, Washington. D. @.

Rubber stamps,
Seals, Stencils,
Badges. Check Protectors,
Numbering Machines,
Steel snd Brass Dies,
Steel Log Stamps, etc.
WILL 8. FAIN, Agent
3I2 Newcastle street.
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kEOOaT,a asseauaR.ikEa

Nj: HIGGINBoffkAM BURIED
The funeral o. Mr. durtis Hiegin-
bOtham occurred yesterday morning
at II O'Clock, and the interrment was
at the Taylor Chapel cemetery a
large number of'frisnds and reIatives
were present.
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4 e wen 70 know chat DeWitt's witch Haze
salye Will Aesl q burn, and stop The lain 1t
once. Il viii cure eczema and skin diseases
ana ugly wounds and sores. II is a certain
cure for piies Counterfeits may be oaered you
see that you get the original DeWitrs witch
ffazel saIye. w, J. Butts.
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Many of your friends, OF people
whom you know Of, have contracted
consumption, pneumonia, or other IA
tai diseases, by neglect Of a simple
cold or cough. Foley's Honey and
Tar, q safe, sure and pleasant cough
medicine, would have saved them. Il
Is guaranteed.
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n January.

Today take Foley's Honey ana Far.
1t positively prevents pneumonia, or
other serious results from colds. It
may be too late tomorrow.
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The TIMES CALL job Office is now in
full blast again and those who desire
to save money Eshould lei Il bid on
their work. Best aorkmen and best
equipped
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The editor Of the Fordviile. KY Miscellan-
eous' writes as postscript to business letter:
= was cured Of kidney trouble BY taking Foley,s
Aidney Cure Take nothing else. w. j. Buats
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Is a ooRGEoUsLY BoTND

IS A GENEROUSLY BOUND
Work q art has just been issue d 81 an
outlay Of ever 100000. for which the
publishers desire Manager in this
county, also a good solicitor; good
pay to she right party. Nearly 100
full psge epgrsvings, sumpfuoas pa
pei, Illuminated covers and bindings;
over 200 golden lilies in the Morocco
bindings; nearly 50 golden rosss in
the cloth bindinge. sells At sight /;
presses running dAy and Night, so
gfsat is the sale. Christian men and
women making fortune taking orders.
Rapid promotions ore Christian wo-
nan made clear $500 il four weeks,
tskipg ofdsfs among her church &C.
ana friends, Write us.
q n 'Isad g . Permanent position
70 nsasgs enr husfaess and look after
our large correspondence, which You
can attend to right at your home. AID
dress ia. knight, Secretary, Corco-
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Il have always used Foley's Honey and Tar
cough medicine and think It The hest ia the
world says chas Bender,a negsdeaIer Of Erie
Pa. Take no substitute W Butts.
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qHINGS 9HHAYRlCAL.

There has been quite a demand for
tickets for the election returns which
will be read out atthe opera house on
next Tuesdsy night. The returns
will be taken By priva'e wire, which
will insure them reaching the auditors
fully bali an hour quicker than by
messer ger service.
The boxing contest will be quite
amusing, as quite number of bouts
will take place. The Marine Band
Will render music for the occasion.
Seats are on sale at Butts drug store.
The opera house on election night
will be the thing
Browns In Town" viii come be.
fore the season is out.
The three LABlano skaters ere one of
The features OF the s'Katzsnjamraer
Klds.o
Scores Of pretty girIs clad hand
somely and dancing dsinttl5 are one
Of the many splendid features Of chas.
H. Ysle's operatio trick spectacle
fThe Evil Eye which this sssson is
presented with all new scenery, ne
chanicsl effects and accessories, and
will be under the management of Sid
ney R. Ellie. The Russian cafe ecoen-
,riqne, the Dutch grape picksrs, bal
lett, the electric ballett and the great
Pbassy troupe - among che novelties
offered "Ths Evil Eye" win be here
n January.
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New Georges syrup and buekwhsat,
at 4. =. Robarts', corner Egmont and
Albemarle streets.
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When making cash purchases he following places ask ve
A. c. letters, Groceries
NJ Elkan, Dry Goods and Millinery.
/ n. Bishop, Druggist.
Miller & Son, Furniture.
Kennon Mott, Jeweler and Optician.
Fleming & Waf, Stationery, etc.
Mrs NJ Isapc, Dry Goods.
]. K. Cornelius, Groceries.
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The three LaBlanc sisters ere one 81
The features OF the ''Katzs MANNER
Kids.o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

Of Utah but be pointed the way and
the Pioneers followed his direction and
counsel Therefore the Prophet Joseph
Smith stands as leader guide and in
struCtor of the Pioneers OF Utah In
definitely and determincdly setting
their faces ana pointing their steps to-
ward this western Land OF Promise
THE SURVEY OF THE CITY.
At the meeting held on the evening OF
Wednesday, July 18th, heretofore re-
ferred 60, the Apostles were appointed
a committee % lay on the city on the
following Monday morning August
End, OrsOn Pratt and Henry q. sher-
wood commenced the work Of survey
Ing, but decided 10 walt until the chain
they were % use could Doc tested by a
standard pole. That same evening
Heber O.. Kimball'a team returned from
the mountains with some house logs
and poles for measuring.
on ne same day question arose as
20 whether forty acres. the area first
determined upon for the Temple block
would not Boz too large. and on Au-
gust fth. at "a council 0f the Apostles
N was decided 90 reduce 10 10 ten acres
The work u surveying streets ana
blocks was continued hy Henry q. SHEER
wood and bio assistants. who were thus
occupied Tor some time.
on Saturday July 81. the members
OF the Mormon Battalion constructed a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
BIRDSEYE VIEW OF SALT LAKE c

bowery on the Temple block, which
was the first structure In the nature
OF a building erected In the valley.
though 10 was Of light and temporary
character. Posts were set In the ground
and poles were laid upon them, sup
porting roof or canopy made OF brush
ana willows. on the following day re-
lgious services were held here. I'm the
forenoon and afternoon
DIVIDED IN TWO CAMPS,
At the latter meeting It was decided
mat the Pioneers, who had divided in
10 two camps, and the Battalion breth-
rem, who were camped by themselves.
should form one camp and labor united
ly together; that the officers should act
as a committee 20 arrange for and form
the new consolidated camp. which
should be done the next day that the
horses and mules be tied near the camp
az night, that houses be built 10 live I'm
during the approaching winter. instead
OF llVing IN wagons and that the houses
be 30 built as 10 form stockade for
protection against Indians
Col A. =. lockwood said that a log
house lexis feet, would cost $40. ana
one OF adobes half az much. After
some discussion the meeting voted 10
erect q stockade 81 adobe houses. and
lime burners and brick makers were
detailed to begin work. on Tuesday.
august ora, number OF men were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

busy making adobes for the .oGSa-,
on Tuesday morning, August re
dent Young and Heber c. Is. pau
paired 10 the site selecte' lol W
stockade, and each laid the a. l ...,il
Of four houses. Col. MARKHAM WIZ
Richards and Lorenzo d. !. ns 60.
laid one foundation This as
commencement OF the cons,r. uon
the Old Fort, though a numbg o. "
had been hauled upon the q. no.
THE OLD FORT.
When completed, the fort .3n;''',
Of a ten acre block boz Iel X
the east side by a row o.. los
adobe houses, and on the otter -
sides by high adobe wall ne w
and windows OF the houses We Oh ~
Inner or west side, port no. 10 ~
house being the only Openli-
outward or east side. Thr Ioe
houses was broken by a large ave n,
was the only means Of ingre 80
interior OF the fort, and II wa al,Sts
closed at night The ROOF. u -
houses sloped to the west Ihey VI
made too fiat 10 shed water en 4.
much discomfort resulted to .neH
cupants. "a.
One Of the original DWELLINGS "
talned In the fort has been Ies ,.,
intact, and now stands on me IN
rear OF the residence OF Zebuloh M
corner West Temple and flia'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

10 in the quotation from President
Brigham Young, occurred In June, 1874.
The Prophet Joseph Smith had direct
ed the organization, in February OF that
year Of a Pioneer company 10 cross the
great plains. There were about TWEEN
ty-fiye members in the organization.
OF these Elder Samuel W. Richards OF
Salt Lake City Is now living. On the
night Of June p, 1874, the Prophet and
his brother Hyrum, with Willard Rich
ards and John Taylor Of the Apostles,
and others, crossed the Mississippi
river 10 Montrose, Iowa, on the start for
the Rocky Mountains. Some OF those
dwelling In Nauyoo, knowing Of the
Prophets movements and purposes.
faltered, and upbraidcd him with
abandoning them. At this, he returned,
with the result that followed az Car
thage In less than a week thereafter.
The very thing the murmurers thought
20 prevent had occurred Joseph was
taken from them one result was that
the pioneer western Journey was rele-
gated 70 a later period, 20 be attended
with greater hardship for the people
THE PLAN UNFOLDED
Yet the design had been set forth
clearly: the Prophet Joseph Smith had
unfolded fully the plan for the Mormon
people to be established IN the noun
tains. The bullets OF assassins inter-
fered to prevent his being the founder
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.. GREAT MORMON TABERNACLE.

structure has been OF the most notable
America for more than quarter OF d century.
..F u. eight thousand persons though thou
...ua have not ulreguenuy foura themselves
.. ...." t wallis az one aue The building Is $50 feet
. .. . n width The mighty dome roof the central
".. . @ from he ao is Of the largest self-sup-
".|. ". .aul The first foundation laid
INF 3D. - .. - building given 10 the public a completed con-
dl0n Hn October M 1916 when dedicated and apart as
regular place " meeting for the Later-day has since that
time been their principal gathering place city, and with
ie" exceptions ODE great semannua conferences Of the church
have been held .a 4urus the past twenty-five years.
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MAYOR THOMPSON, SALT LAKE

Ezra Thompson, chief executive Of
Salt Lake city, was born nifty years
ago In the municipality of which he rs
now the official head He has been a
successful mining and business man
ana holds substantial blocks of stock In
the Silver King. Daly-West and other
dividend paying properties lie IS
recognized as conservative business
man. lie was elected mayor OF Salt
Lake In November, 1899 In politics
Mr. Thompson is a Republican.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-06

nlaries Of the same In the official rec
ords of the American association as well
as the Year Book of the American Trot-
ting Register association, and then sell
ing and otherwise making use for gain
of the horses alleged to have made fast
records on the day in question.
In addition TO the sensational case Of
the Rushyille QlId.l Driving associat ton,
the board of review o1S the American
of other interesting cases. One was the
case Of the track at Rochester, Mimi.
which defaulted in the payment of its
purses offered and trOtted for at tha
meeting last summer.
The Rochester people sent down the
following proposition: The Rochester
terack will place in escrow with the
American Trotting associa ton the sum
Of s, 500, which is about half the amount
due to the horsemen. Then the Amer
lean association is authorized to apply
the collections that may from time to
time be made on account of suspensions
ordered by the Rochester track and now
in force. There are $1,000 of these sus-
pensions thai eEA; considered good. The
board regards the ppopoSitiCE as a fav-
orable one and will advise its acceptance.
George Castle, of Chicago, was fined
S25O, for withdrawing his horse, Sherman
Clay, from race at Jackson, Mich,
without the consent of the Judges.
IN the matter Of the claim on behalf
$500, Of a 1000 purse offered by the In
diana state board Of agriculture for
race between Search Light and Anaconda
at Indianapolis last September. the board
decided that Search Light was not en-
titled to any more money.
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sHoRTsT0P BILLIARDS.
Tobias and Servitius Winners OF
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-One man, Isaac
a. Names, has been knocked out of
the contest for the amateur American
billiard championship, class B, which is
being played at the KnickeTbocSer Ath-
letic club Names was defeated on Mon
day night by Schmitt, of Chicago, and
this afternoon Florian Tobias of this
city, beat him, and these two defeats
put Names in such position that he can
not qualify. Tonight the game between
William Paige, OF Boston, who Was
heralded as a close rival to Messrs.
Threshie and Cutler and L. A. Servitius
was looked forward to by the amateurs
to bring forth some brilliant playing,
with the Boston man the better. These
expectations were shattered, and the
game proved to be the most tedious SO
far in the tournament. 1t took Servitius
seXenty-six innings to defeat the Massa-
chuSetts man by score of 500 to .,.3
Both men a times made a fairly good
showing, but, on the whole, the play was
not up to the standard expected Ser
VitiuS made the high score of the match
-l9-and Paige made two eignteeas as
top figures. Most of the play was of the
open-tabie kind. and of the two the only
one to attempt nursing to any extent
was the New Yorker. The duration of
play was over three hours, and every
body, players and spectators alike, were
glad when the game was over.
tomorrow afternoon, ladies' day the
contestants will be Edwin o. Presby, of
TINS city, and Samuel Estabrook also
local player. In the evening Schmitt. of
Chicago, will cross cues with Florian
Tobias. and if he holds the form he
showed on Monday night Schmitt should
easily defeat the New Yorker.
Score of tonight's game: L. A. Ser
yZiius, New York, 300 High runs, 19.
Is, Is and Is. Average, s 72-76.
William Paige, Boston. 253. High runs
Is, Is, 16, IA and Il. Average, 3 2S-75.
Score of afternoon game: Names, New
YoTy, total, 26S. High runs, y, IL, II
and IA. Average g 53-7O E'Ioyia 9, rT1o+;oc
New. York, total, 800. High runs, Is. %
"a, q. Average, 1910
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-06
IT Is VERY INDEPENDENT
AMERICAN LEAGUE OFFERS TO Ex-
TEND PROTECTION TO THE
NATIONAL
PRESIDENT OF NEW WESTERN
Ban Johnson Can BE if He Wants
tO-Circuit Is to Include st.
Paul and Minnie
apoIis.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec president
Ban Johnson and Charles Somers, of the
American league circuit committee, were
in conference today, perfecdng plans to
get grounds in Washington and Balt-
more on which they had secured options.
They will be in Philadelphia next week
conveniently near to the National league
meeting in New York. President john
son said the American league would not
sign the present agreement with the Ma
tional league for next season, and if one
which was satisfactory was not pre-
scented by the National league the Ameri-
can league will offer one guaranteeing
protection to the National.
Charles Stroebel, of Toledo, who is the
chief promoter of the proposed Western
league, embracing Minneapolis. St. Paul,
Kansas City, Louisville, Toledo, Fort
Wayne, Evansville and an American
league city, waited upon Mr.. Johnson to-
day and asked him if he would take the
presidency of the new organization.
President Johnson answered that he was
too busy even to consider the matter at
present
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-06
SPORTING NOTES.

Tommy Ryan has left Chicago for the
East, and there are two stories afoat as
to his plans for the future. One is that
Ryan is going to New York to effect a
reconciliation with Champion jim JEFF
fries, and the other is that Ryan will
sail shortly for England, as the National
Sporting club of London, has promised
him a match with Charley McKeever,
the American middle weight, now abroad
Terry MeGovern, it is said, complains
that he is being worked too hard with the
theatrical company and hard fights. like
the coming one with Joe Cans, sand
said would take part in the show with
which McGovern is travelling, has given
up her aspiratio and. will return to
New York instead directly after Nc
Governs contest with Joe Cans.
Joe Bernstein has contracted to stop
Oh Monday, Dec. IL His opponents will
be Young Mowatt and Charley Mason.
Mason is the boy who fought Terry Nc
Govern in this city some time ago. Ma
son was knocked out inside of two
rounds.
1.-The disqualification of Dave Sullivan
for using rough-house tactics in his fight
with Ole Olsen met with the approval
Of lovers Of fair play, but was far from
by others 1 refer to these who bet on
Dave and those who want to see a fight
regardless of anything. A light crowd Is
hard to please 1t IS always anxious to
call the referees attention to fouls and
roast that official for not disquaiifying
the offender, and when he does dis
qualify it roasts him for SO doing. Box
ing in Chicago is becoming cleaner, and
few more disqualifications of foul and
rough-house fighters will benefit the
sport. My attention was called to Sui
livan's foul tactics a half dozen times
or more by the crowd on Friday night,
and when sent him to his corner for
trying to garotte Ole it kicked because
did not permit him to continue doing
what it wanted me to stop. Sullivan is
noted for his rough tactics. and was dis
qualified for fouling Kid Broad at Coney
Island, Tim Callahan at Philadelphia,
and should have been disqualified in his
fight with Oscar Gardner at Louisville.
Gardner stopped in the fifteenth round of
that fight because the referee took no
executions to Dawes foul tactics"
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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.


Sofia, Bulgaria-The cabinet has re-
signed, owing to ministerial differences.
Christiania-The railroad between Chris
tiania and GjoVik will be opened Dec. 10.
The line is 125 kilos long and is at an al
titude of ], 1G0 feet above the sea.
London-Viscount Halifax, president of
the Church union, who was reported by
the Dublin Herald to be about 10 join
the church of Rome, declares that the al
legation is without foundation.
Paris-The United States consulate here
is seeking two sons of an American
woman, Mrs. Mary Antoinette Nathalie,
WHO was run over by a carriage Nov. 80,
and later died in the Beaujon hospital
Berlin-A dispatch received here from
Tangier says the demands of Baron
Mentsingen, the German minister to
Morocco, for the payment of the three
principal claims of injured Germans and
Furnishing the offenders have been yielded
to by the sultan.