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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
THE SALTLAKE HERALD.
Publishes Daily and Sunday

THE HERALD COMPANY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26

SEzE-pHEEKEY.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26

20 per cent of the proceeds donated o.,
the Elks' Building Fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26

Copyright. 1901, by w. r. Hearst
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
SANIFARlUM

ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
LOST EXClT-
ING GAME.

1t took the Cuban X-Giants ten in
nings to defeat the Brownson yesterday
afternoon. The score was 3 to l. About
1000 persons saw the game. Brownson
was in the game from the start and the
people who saw it united in saying that
it was one of the best games of the sea
son. Day pitched for the locals ana
was given good support.
Until the tenth inning the score was
tie. At that stage of the game thrr.
hits were made which nctted two runs.
The game was replete with good Catches
the sensation feature being the running
catch of Gorman who fairly pulled Il
foul off the fence.
The Giants scored in the first inning.
Jackson, the first man ut the bat, MT
the ball for two base hit. Hr got to
third by IL wild throw by Doran. He
came home on II long fly to deep centre
field. The visitors were unable to score
again until the tenth inning. Brown
son also scored in the first inning. Two
men were out when Gorinan hit for TWO
bases. Doran followed with II three
bagger and brought him home. Barker.
German and Tierncy seemed to have
their eyes on the ball. Each got two
hits. Gorman made two two base hlt$.
Carter relieved Nelson in the sixth i'll
ming as the latter split his finger. Tll"
score follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
REVOLT IN VENEZUELA.>
Martial Law Has Been Declared as
Result of Movement Along
the C0Iembian Frontier.

Washington, July 3l.-The state de,
pnrtncnt has received the following
tell. am from the American legation
at tArHcHs:
Martial law has been declared III
Nenez1irla by the president of the coun-
try in consequence of the invasion of
a revolutionary force from Colombia.
1t is reported that an army Of 10000
men will meet the INVADERS
a dispatch from Willemstad, island
of Curacao. says:
"Dr. Rangcl GardIras, at the head OF
5000 men. has revolted against Presi.
dent Castro of Venezuela. The insur.
gents are near San Antonio de Tachira,
on the Colombian frontier, and the
Venezuelan government has sent TO-,
0oO treeps to the scene of the uprising
The situation Is grave. Other out
breaks are expected. The whole coun.
try is ready to rise against the arbitra
ry methods of President Castro. Con.
sttutional guarantees have been sus.
pended, and complications with Co
lombia are feared"
Arturo de Brigard. the Colombian
consul general at New York. is in thu
city in consultation with the officiali
Of the Colombian legation regarding
the situation in Colombia and espe.
cially with reference to the seizure OF
Alurilo, one of the aids Of General
Tribe, the revolutionary leader al
Cartagena, Colombia, some time ago.
According to officials at the legation,
the passport with which Murillo was
armed stated specifically the peaceful
mission upon which he was journey
ing 1t is claimed that he violated the
terms Of his passport. and the officials
do not believe that his seizure will give
rise to a diplomatic incident with Ger
many
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
COUNTY FAIR"
Pomona Grange Preparing for
Event
At Brandywine Springs on August
20 and 20 Merchants Offer Many
Prizes.

The County Fair" which is to be
given under the auspices of Pomona
Grange of New Castle county at Brandy
wine Springs OH August 2S and - prom
iscs to b. II success. Numerous local
merchants have shown that they are
interested in the movement by Offering
prizes for various exhibits.
At a meeting of the committee in
charge of the fair the managers OF the
department were named AS follows;
Live Stock Philip II. PiersOn. llockeS-
SIM implements. Charles W. Day, Viii
mington; fruit, vegetables and grain
Arnold Nandain, Mnrshalton: wumrn'S
William l.awton, Wilmington. To these
managers those who expect to display cX-
hihits will apply for space. There will
hr no entrance fees for any exhibit. The
fair is not intended as money makin,
venture. but one at which the country :
products may be shown.
During the afternoon of each day II
prominent speaker will make an address.
The speakers are expected to be Srcre
tary of Agriculture Wilson and john
W hllul1lahpF. he lblltF however HIS
an engagement III Minneapolis aud it Is
probable that he may not he present,
The merchants who have already offered
prizes are: j. T.. Bradbury. William
Lawton. Delaware Electric X Supply
Co.. d. Ross 4 Son. Charles T.. Duhrll,
Samuel Slrsingrr. Ludwig riano Co..
The Sun. Delaware Hardware Co., $.
II. Durstein, Alfred u. Peoples. $. II.
Baynard. Stern Bros. John Govato>.
S"lak 4 Hoffman. W. r. McarnS. Joseph
Mcrras, Hiram YrrGcr. Max Ephraim.
Charles NJ. Banks. Samuel Spcakman.
l.. y. Thomas 4 Co.. Il. c. Bradford.
X. II. Scott. Every Evening, Daily Re-
puhliran. Evening Journal, Morning
News. Joshua A. Conner. J. Il j. n.
lInrman. Y. V. Harrison, +. ii. StrinIr,
Duncan Bros, Harry irrger. W. G. II.
Wright, j. T. Montgomery. James Nor
row X Son. G. X. Holt. ]. jerome Smith,
Albert Iacuuot H. James Belt. Rader
Bro. Samuel LccS Co.,. Grand Union Tea
Co.. J. +. Mullin & Sons. A. Frrsrhkr
S,irlil Bros. l.. +. Adair. Reese X
Bro. w. L.. Frank. Riggs * Brrrcl. NJ.
Mcgary \ Son. james AIclIarg, |.
Lewis Row & Co.. \. Snclcnbrrg & Co..
Wilmington Farm Supply Co., and John
Il. Mari Go.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
ONECEN,r
ALBANIANs AROUSED. .
Foreign ENJOYS Demand That Tur~
Key Protect Christians.

London, July 31.--A Constantinople
dispatch says that the excitement
among the Albanians at Prishmina 10
becoming more acute. The Christians
are reported to be In a desperate con-.
dition, and the foreign ministers here
have made renewed demands at the
KildiZ kiosk that the government pro-
tect the lives and property Of the Chris
tians.
A dispatch to The Pail Mall Gazette
from Budapest says:
an consequence of the agitation In
Albania Austria has ordered every gar.
rison in Bosnia and Herzegovina to be
Immediately placed on war footing.
Additional regiments leave Vienna this
week for Serajevo and Banjahuka. All
the officers on furlough have been or.
dered to rejoin their regiments.
Nothing las been received here to
confirm the news contained in the dis
patch of The Pail Mall Gazette from
Budapest. and outside of Vienna scant
attention is paid TO the alleged polit-
ical intrigucs which are asserted to be
at the bottom of the present agitation
in Albania.
According to a sensational Austrian
newspaper. Italy and Montenegro
started the Mussulmans in Albania on
their present anti-Christian campaign
with the view Of obtaining an excuse
of some kind for intervention. the oh. 3
ject being to checkmate Austria's pri-
ority claim on Albania In the event of
its separation from Turkey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
New City Officers on Duty

Today the officers recently electc d
by City Council will 60 on duty.
William l.. Hamann succeeds w. 2.
Morrison as clark Of Council, J. Il.
McNabb succeeds John J. Ryan as
baliff, John Boughman succeeds Isaac
c. Pyle as auditor, Dennis Connel
succeeds John Boughman asaudltor s
clerk. John J. Monaghan succeeds
George ]. Kloberg as treasurer's S
clerk, John Ryan succeeds Michael J
Kelley as inspector of oils, Alexander
]. O'Neal succeeds Michael Connell
as clerk OF the market, George Adele
continues as meat inspector and
Charles Cannon as crematory super.
intendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
General Markets.

New York. July 81.
FLOUR State and western ruled steady and
quiet at old prices; Minnesota patents ~. 7Oal;
winter straghs. S. 25as. So winter extras, &C. 7Os
ESQ; winter patents 50. 55as, 30.
WHEAT Opened firm with cables and corn, buv
eased of later on account Of realizing; septem.
Der, Is ll-l8a74hc. October. 7lhc.
RYE-Dull; state, 65a56c.. Q. /. T., New York,
earlots; No. western, 5slac.. I. o. b., aaoat.
CoRN-strong and higher on bullish cable re.
ports and active covering September. 5s 5.l6a5es.
OATS--So but steady; track, white. state,
S9a40c. track, white, western. 3as49c.
PoRK-steadsY mess SIS 50sl6.5O; family, sl6. -
all.
LARD-Dull; prime western steam, $500.
BuTTER-Firm; state dairy, linl0c. creamery,
lss2o1tc
CHEESE Steady; fancy, large, colored, 94tet
fancy, large, white, ota9hs. fancy, small col.
ored. s7Se.; fancy, small. white. 0ifaeNc.
E0os-steady; state and Pennsylvania, lsalse. !
western. candlsd. lsalehc.
suoAR-Raw steady; fair refining So.lsc. !
centrifugal, % test, lbs7e. refined quiet; orush.
ed, bate.; powdered, $3.50.
fUtp9Nf1tf-Stsadyst at 3bkas5&o.
MoLAssEe-Fln; New Orlssps, t5aAac.
RIct-Qpiat, domestic. AkasMe.j Japaa, ~
IALLow-ftsadyj city. NO.; oouatry. ikabs.
HAy-stssAy. shipSias. 'os7s~i ssod 70
choice, s7Maesxo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Woman COuntericiter Caught

Washington, ID. G., July 81. Chief
Wi!kle of the secret service. an
nollnceS the arrest in New York of
Alice Dougherty and a Mrs. O'Con-
nor, the former on charge of coun-
terfeiting 5O.ccnt silver pieces and
the latter on suspicion. Alice Dough-
erty IS S aid to he a friend of the Gel
ebratcd 'Jimmie' Holden, now serv-
ing penitentiary sentence for
counterfeiting half dollars. When
Holden was sentenced the authorities
thought that the spurious coirs
would disappear Recently, however
they have made their appearance in
great numbers at the summer resorts
about New York.
The coins are SAID to be Of superior
workmanship. Upon being searched
IL or them were found on Alice
Dougherty and in her apartments a
quantity of mouds and other para
phernalia were discovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION.

Philadelphia, July 3l.-More ira de
unionists will take part in Labor Day
celebrations this year than, ever before.
The day will be tittingly celebrated by
the trade unionis's Of this city on Mon.
day, September =. In the morning the
r.'ited German Trades, the United
Labor League and the Council of the
Allied Building Trades viii! combine in
q monster street paaade. After the par
ade the German Trades will 60 to Cen
trail Park, where they vii! participate in
an old fashioned German picnic. The
Labor League and the building trades
will hold their picnic in Washington
Park on the Delaware. Joseph Allen,
one OF he founders of the Council OF the
Allied Building Trades, will be the chief
MARSHAL Of the parade. Each union will
have to furnish it's own music.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
A FLOAT
ING CITY.

All the happy accompanimrntS Of
metropolitan resort life are seen and eau
be enjoyed aboard the big steamer Re
public ON her breezy excursion to Cap"
May. She is really floating city from
the standpoint Of healthful pleasure and
entertainment. The tllrongs of merry
but always orderly cxcurSionists moving
about the broad clean decks present a
scene Of lively interest. The stirring mu.
sic of band or orchestra, is another plea-
SAINT reminder of the joyous side Of city
life. Then the dancing gives it pecu-
llarly attractive, inSpiri,ing social touch.
and the grand saloon parlor often pre-
Srnts scenes Of jolly. happy home life.
All this aboard steamer that is always
runl and breeze swept: that is always
clean. comfortable and we'll governed.
And remember yuu ret anything you
want to eat and anything you want to
drink aboard the Republic. served in first
class city Siylr and at very moderate
prices. Tho ltcpuhlic leaves Pier 3
foot Of cf">tnn, street every mornin.
at 80 returning early in the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
WOOD ON HIS CHARGE.
New Life of Cuba Depicted by the
Islands Governor General.

NSw lLttC VI SuUA DCVAttGu ~ NuO
Islands Governor General.
New York, July 31.--Governor Gener-
al Wood during the day received re-
porters on the dispatch boat Kanawha
at quarantine, where he is convalesc-
Ing, and talked to them of Cuban mat
ters.
"Affalrs In Cuba are very bright and
prosperous" he said. 1.-The convention
has passed nm electoral law under
which we will supervise the elections
In four months time. The convention
has decided to accept the municipal
elections of July 1 land elect only SEN
ators at the coming election. The SEN
ators then select the president and vice
president.
"When these elections are all over
and everything is settled according to
the laws established, we turn over the
government to the newly elected off,
cials and leave their destiny for their
own solution. If they select good men,
there is no reason to doubt their sue
cess. Cuba is a totally undeveloped
island and has great future before
1t. Yellow fever, that great bugbear of
our people in the south, in another year
will cease to be epidemic. We have not
had a single case of yellow fever at
Havana this summer and none In east
crn Cuba for two years past"
On the subject of Cuban industries
and conditions in Cuba generally Gen
eral Wood added:
"Cuba's resources require capital for
development. The last enormous sugar
crop was raised on s per cent Of the
entire sugar producing lands. We have
$l,5O00O0 in our reserve fund and can
pay all our debts and get out Of Cuba
within the next eight months. We have
established 5000 dOurShing schools.
Two years ago we were obliged to pro-
vide more than 100 orphan asylums to
protect the destitute children. Since
then we have abolished 60 and expect
to be able to close more before we re-
tire fronr+he management. Our troops
have been well Gagged for, and their
health compare. favorably with that
of the troops In this country, showing
that the island is healthy. They camp
out, undertake practice marches SINH
lar to those Of other troops Of the army.
and in every way their condition and
behavior have been admirable. The
municipal governments are in order
The judiciary is entirely reformed and
is satisfactory to the people,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
CONSTITUTION AT BRISTOL.
Work Of RerigninE the Cup De-
fender Is Now Under Way.


fender Is Now Under Way.
Bristol X. l.. July 3l.-The Constitu-
ton, which is TO have new and longer
mainmIst, and the sails of which arc
to be rcfitted, has reached her moor.
ings off the Herreshotf works having
come up from Newport in tow Of her
tender. the Mount Norris Mr.. Dun.
can. the CONSTITUTIONS manager. was
on board the tender, and he will re-
main here to supervise the changes to
the boat.
The big yacht had scarcely reached
a resting place when her crew began
the work of dlsmnntlng her above
decks. Her sails We're rapidly unbent
and taken to the sail loft The boom
and gaif were unslung and placed on
horses Oil the deck. The topmast was
taken off, and shrouds and stays were
slackened. BY noon all that could be
done on board the yacht apparently
had been accomplished and 1t needed
but the strong pull of a marine der.
rick to remove the mast.
1t is expected that the new mast will
be stepped at once, The spar is com.
pletc and workmen are busy attaching
the rigging to it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
VAN sCHAAOX MEETS KRUGER.
Has an Interview With
the Noer Statesman.

The Hague, July 3l.-An interview
between Robert II. Van Setback treas
urcr of the Holland Society of Chicago,
aud Mr.. Kruger was most cordial. Mr..
Van Setback, his wife and Mr.. Kruger
conversed together for an hour.
When Mr. Van Schaack announced
that he was the bearer of the sorictys
invitation to Mr.. Kruger to he their
guest assuring Mr.. Kruger Of the high
esteem in which he was held In the
United States as Il grand old patriot
whose noble devotion to the cause of
liberty recalled the devotion of the
Prince of Orange, Mr.. Kruger was WIS.,
IDLY affected. He said he well knew he
had many warm friends in America
whom he would like to thank.
Mr. Kruger presented Mr.. Van
Schaack with his photograph and au-
tograph. The great Boer statesman
seemed to bS feeble and depressed with
grief NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Strike Breakers 90 to jail

McKessport, july 3l.- j. W. Smith Is
the fl 81 victim Of Mayor Blacks warn
ing to strangers to stay away from
Mckoesport dCriug the strike.
He was halted by y pickett Of the strik-
ers at O clock this evening aud quss-
TONED as 10 where no WAS from He In
formed the picket that he he wa, mill
worker. had just arrived from Wellsvllle
and was looking for work hero hi the
mills.
In few moments 100 or more strikers
had gathered about him and he was TAX
In charge by the police. Al the station
he said no had no home and was on the
hun, 70: work aud something to eat. He
was locked up on the charge OF vagranoy
and will 10 given hearing by the Mayor
In the morning.
Pickots and police arc stopping all
strangers entering the city and demand :
ing explanation from them,
Secretary John Williams of the Almal'
gated Association. is said to be IN this
city comforting with strike lenders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Burdock Blood Bitters gives q man
clear head, al active brain, a strong vlgor
Gus boly-Inakes him fit for the battle Of
Holiness Craze In Delaware.

Harrington, Del, july 81. SAt
the Holiness Camp.mee.ting, between
here and Denton, Md, from 800 to
400 persons ha"t presented them.
selves at the altar and professed
conversion
There is already a large following
OF these Holiness believers in Kent
and Sussex Counties and large num-
bers of Delaware people have left to
attend the camp One octogenarlan
asked to be taken to the meeting, al
though scarcely able to get in and
out Of his carriage and when he ar
rived he had to be helped to the cir
Gle by his friends and he declared
the Sight of So many persons seeking
salvation amply repaid him for his
long Journey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01

TYR. DEhAkDTS PENNYKOYAL PILLS
- The only genul ne peunyroyAl pills; q
druga!stsor by WsilSi' Ottios NoaJJ 0sh 81
Fhl u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Ton Eyck VIII Rnce No More,

Worcester. Mass. July 31.-Edward
II. Ten Errk, worlds champion anna
teur sculler. announces that he has quit
the racing game forever. At the close
of the national regatta at Philadel
pllia he issued n challenge to any ANA
tpur in the world, the challenge TO be
accepted before Aug. |. No one has
taken up the def, and Ten Eyci re.
tires a champion who has never been
hputen in Il race.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Killed nv r1Other's Side.

Atlantic City, N. j., July 81 Mrs E.
Forest Weaver. Of Philadelphia. swho Is
visiting the Miles family at steelnlanvil'e Q
saw her l3.year-old ton Davis killed by
flash Of lightning about noon. The boy
was sea'ed In o chair near Oh open win.
dow while the rain fell outside. The
mo; her was listening to Ills voice, but q
few feet away when. without warning,
there came vivid. binding ball OF fire
through the open window. 1t circled the
boys body and enveloped the chair. Then
like stream Of fire, 1t ran through the
house, entering every room, scorching
aud singing furniture and carpets, and
leaving behind 1t an unbea rable, sulphur
ike smell.
Al soon 40 she recovered her senses
Mrs. Weaver raised her boy up In her
arms and tried to breathe life inlo his 10
animate form. but her insnimate form,
but her carresaes were In vain, The body
was streaked with the marks Of tho light
ming
The lad was the son Of . Philads,phia
paymsster, with an Office 10 the Bourss.
He resides at 2l84 North Van Pelt street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
FIGHT WITH FILIPINOs,
Cebu scouts Have n Lively Skirmish.
Manila Charter Passed.

Manila. July 31.-Lieutenant Croft
Of the Nineteenth infantry with a
mounted detachment Of Cebu scouts.
has had an encounter with GO insur.
gents. Seven of the rebels were killed
and l3 taken prisoners. OF Lieutenant
Croft's force two prlyatcs were slightly
wounded.
The Philippines commission has pass
ed the Manila civil charter, which will
60 into effect Immediately.
The rate of taxation on real property
has been amended, 1t being fixed at
per cent for the present and ? per cent
after 1902.
All the military cable and telegraph
lines will be opened far commercial
use at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Will cIOne Midway SUNDAY,

Buffalo. July Slit Is announced
that as Il result of meeting of the
board of directors Of the Pan-Amcri-
can exposition the Midway at the rX-
position will be closed next Sunday
as tight as the proverbial drum. This
will include the closing of a number Of
Midway restaurants, which have been
permitted to open OH Sundays.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
sOHLEY's LETTER RECEIVED.
AdmirnTs Acknowledgement of the
Precept Now In Washington.

Precept Now In Washington.
Washington, July Silt is announc-
ed at the navy department that the let.
ter from Rear Admiral Schley acknowl-
edging the receipt Of the precept to the
court of inquiry and making certain
suggestions with reference thereto has
been received.
No explanation Of the delay in its
arrival and no statement Of its contents
has been furnished. Judge Advocate
Lemly simply announces that the let.
ter has arrived and will receive consid.
GRAFTON. He declines to answer all In
terrogatories, basing his refusal upon
the order Of the secretary prohibiting
officers from discussing the case.
Captain Lemly departs on his annual
leave Saturday, and the suppositlon Is
that Rear Admiral Schley's letter will
be considered before that time and that
whatever action is to be taken on the
admiral's representations will be taken
at once
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01

NBUM PTION, ASTHMA. CATAuRu
~ Rheumatism, Neuralgia, uut n relsii
Dr. Montgomery. aoe N, sth street. PhilA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Youne Girl Claims Dig Damages

Albany. July 81. - Another claim
against the state has been filed as re-
suit of the collapse of the James street
bridge over the Oswego canal at SYRIA
cuse Oh April last. Edmund d. Chat
fee, as guardian Of Carrie +. |. Chatfee.
aged IA. has presented claim for $780,
600 for injuries received in the acci.
dent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
TIE CLOUD,

; liS $ Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City'
N, j. Near tbs Beach. Writo Tor booklet
MRS. 8. liACkETT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Hanna Interest

Cleveland, July 81. Senator II anna
did not appear ~ his office here his norm
Ing, and "a report was in circulation that
u confer ,nce between him and Amalga
mated Association representatives had
taken place ii his residence.
He arrived at his office soon after IL
o'clock, having come directly from h.s
home, Asked IL ho had held conference
with Messrs. Morgan, Davis and Tighs
or ould see them In the course Of day.
Mr.. Hanna said:
4 am not at liberty to discusss the sub.
ject will nei her deny nor confirm tho
report that u conference was hold this
morning II Is true that l am interes cd
and to some oxtent directly connected
with tie efforts being made to settle the
strike. but 1t would be foolish FOR mon to
Talk nhuut What Ia bainp done
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Victims of Lightning.

bloomington, Ind, July 3l.-1ight-
ming fired the barn Of Willie Aiken,
near Ellettsville during the night. lIu-
man homes found in the debris lead to
the belief that two persons who had
sought shelter in the barn perished.
George and Joseph Prothers, farmers,
were instantly killed by the lightning,
which struck tree under which they
had tpkcn shelter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-01
Bani.rUp1 Enii,;rr Accuscn.

Bridgeport Conn. July 31.-Charlcs
II. Marsh, senior member of the build
ing firm of Marsh Bros, whose failure
was announced several months ago. has
been bound over TO the superior court
tanning money under false pretcnses.
Bail was furnished by friends.