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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

Vests MINISTRIES are as huge In pro-
portion and as artistic in finish az they
were on their last visit, and higher
praise than this II would be hard to ut
ter The noted organization drew a
mammoth audience at the Theater last
night, and from the rising Of the cur
tain to the final going down thereof.
the evening was one Of merrlment and
applause The humor OF Billy Van is
reminiscent Of the best days Of
such minstrel kings as George
Thatcher, Billy Rice, Wilson or
DOckstader and It is alone worth
The price Of admission to hear
his comioal narration of the "Slow
Railroad Train" The musical features
are OF the best. George Jones the bari
tone made the singing hit of the night,
while the quintette gave an admirable
rendition OF a difficult arrangement OF
Excelsior" Mr.. Romain, the tenor.
was also well received. The speclalties
were all Of the highest class and the
work OF the bicycllsts was something
wonderful; nothing like il has ever been
seen here before. The musical act OF
Carr, Mcdonald and Parshley was also
very clever the new instrument the
aluminium chimes, being specially in
gonious Mr.. West. himself polished as
ever. presided as interlocutor and had
handsome reception on his entrance,
The Ministries reappear tonight, and
they are practically certain OF another
big audience.
The Theater celebrated the opening
Of the minstrel engagement last night
by issuing an enlarged program bearing
a pretty picture Of Annie Russell on the
front page.
The advance sale for the Grand's big
attraction next week, THE Runaway
Girl" opens tomorrow morning.
The Annie Russell company, whlch
opens az the Theater tomorrow night in
the Royal Family" win arrive from
the West tomorrow morning.
Mcssrs Mcclellan, Pyper and Cod
dard. and Misses Clark and Ferrin.
have gone 10 Nephl by special invita-
ton TO render their double opera bill
there tonight While t.S Thealer is oc-
cupied Prof Mcclellan Is busy with
the rehearsals Of 'Frhe Wedding Day"
nightly al Callers hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Vassel Laketich Hanged.

Greensburg, Pa, Sept 2e-Vassel
Laket \ was hanged IN the fail yard
at 1915 o'clock this morning in the
presence Of about 400 people. Death
resulted from strangulation in eleven
minutes.
On october 80. 1900, Paymaster viii
fred Hassler, OF the Southwest Coke
company, and his colored driver. Harry
Burgess, were driving TO Moorewo6d
with 5000 70 pay of the coke workers.
when they Were held up by vasseli
Laketich and three companions. ali
foreigners. In the ensuing fight Paw
master Hassler and one OF the high
waymen were killed and another hlSh.
wayman was seriously wounded. Bur-
CESS whipped up the horses and escaped
with the money. Later the three men
were discovered hiding In a ravine ana
before they surrendered one OF them
Nasil Nicholas, was killed. The two
Others, Mike Markoyitch and Vassel
Laketich, were taken 10 jail and one
day, while waiting for trial. Mario.
witch hanged himself In his cell. Lake.
itch was convicted and sentenced 10 be
hanged on August s. but was respiled
until today on the representation that
his father was Fastening here from his
native home In Montenegro for the
purpose Of taking farewell Of his un.
happy son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
BIG EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
Prominent 0islpes Eo Route to San Fran
CISCO
Some Questions to be Discussed The
Divorce Question Name Of church
= Ecclesiaslicai Division.

The big national convention of the
Episcopal church conyenes In San Fran
cisco on October End, and already par
ties OF eastern Episcopalians are pass
ing through Salt Lake en- route 10 the
coast. II Ia the first convention OF that
church TO be held in the West and
great preparations have been made in
San Francisco.
According to one prominent Episcopal
bishop who stayed in this city one day
lately, the coming convention win not
only be the largest ever held in this
country but one Of the most important
ever held by that church on account Of
the subjects that Will come up for dis
cussion and action.
The divorce question will come up for
discussion and II Is probable that strict
err rules will be made. Priests can unite
In matrimony persons who have been
parties In divorce proceedings, under
certain conditions II Is thought that a
rule abollshing this custom altogether
will be Installed and priests be forbid
den to marry divorced persons.
The present name Of the church will
come ~ for discussion as the name
Protestant Episcopal Is Objectionable to
many who consider the church branch
Of the Catholic
II Is also the intention Of certain
prominent bishops to bring up the sub
tect OF the division Of the country into
ecclesiastical provinces to be presided
over by a presiding bishop, and II Is
thought advisable by many that the
title Of archbishop be instituted as Is
now the case In England and elsewhere.
The convention will be of great inter-
est and Episcopalians from every part
Of the country are en- route to San
Francisco.
Among todays visitors at the Knuts-
ford was Bishop Scarborough and party
from Trenton, New Jersey. The bishop
is prominent Episcopalian divine and
spent today in visiting the sights Of
Salt Lake.
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LATE LOCALS,

Todays clearings amounted TO se56,-
5l3.5S as compared with 1856. SO for
the corresponding day Of last year.
Henry W. Lawrence & Co. paid to
the Mine and Smelter supply company
today. 1880 for It's Insurance In the
Royal Insurance company
The News" today received a box
Of fine luscious pears raised by Henry
Holyoak Of Moab. Grand county They
are too early 10 keep for the fair other
wise they would have made an attrdc-
tive display az the state exposition.
The funeral Of Elder Thomas Miller.
who died on the end inst. Of Brights
disease. win be held at the Twentieth
ward meeting house tomorrow. Friday
September 9th. at o'clock p. m.
The ladies' general meeting viii be
held In the Fourteenth ward hall sat
urday, September 2Sth. 1891. at O'Clock
n m. All are invited
NJ. ]. HORNE. President
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ELKS SERENADE.
Capt. Stoll Brings the Band to the
News" Office.

This afternoon Capt. stoll was abroad
In the land with the official carnival
band and brought the organization up
70 the News Office for a serenade.
The music was much appreciated, but
the Kangaroo patrol wagon was eyed
With suspicion by some members Of
tha force
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CARNIVAL NOTES.

The Midway employees were pulled
Yesterday TO the tune OF $3.50.
TIE paid admissions TO the Carnival
enclosure yesterday amounted to 1915.
From present indications the profits
OF the Carnival will fall below the tlO,-
600 mark.
Director General stoll this morning
stated that he expected fully 10000 peo-
pie to buy tickets today.
The latest scheme 10 swell the build
INF fund Is to photograph visitors be-
side the big elk at 70 cents per.
The Kangaroo court patrol wagons
now meet all trains. Visitors TO town,
However, win soon catch on and drop
OF at the crossing
II begins to look as though the
Wyoming contingent viii have 70 wlie
Tor more funds ere they can return to
their peaceful homes,
The Jabour Amusement company un-
Ger us contract gets so per cent OF the
outside gate receipts and also the same
Percentage on the receipts to the Mid
way,
The Ogden lodge OF Elks with Eyalt-
ed Ruler J. +. Baker left the Junction
city at $40 this afternoon for Salt Lake
over the Short Line. They are bring
Ing their band along with them.
AZ the close Of the voting contest up
70 last evening the vote stood. A. II.
Tnrbett 2,OOg; Willard r. Snyder. lao;
w J. Mcintyre, LOO; Senator Kearns
Dol G. o. Elllngwood, 400; Ben Allen,
Sii scattering. LIS.
The announcement Of the wifnar Of
The gLes sing contest will not be made
until Ills evening. Judge Powers this
morning said that he would not under
take another icb OF wadlng through all
the pile OF suggestions for kings ram
som.
Manager Dlttman endeayored TO eject
The boys selling confetti in the German
beer garden last night A wordy war
was the result. The incident arose
nom the pastlfne OF some present IN
throwing the chopped paper into the
beer on the tables and the subsequent
refusal OF the victims TO pay for their
drinks.
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PREPARATIONS FOR
TONIGHT'S PARADE
Growing Event Of the eIks' Car
nlvaI Celebrations,
FIVE STATES REPRESENTED
Electrical Effects 60 be star Feature
Queen uabelie Chrlstens Elk ana
Awards Prize Tonight

The carnival grounds were opened to
The public at one o'clock this afternoon
and by two o'clock the midway shows
and the concert by Held's band were In
full blast.
This afternoon the assembled Elks
concentrated their endeayors toward
making purple day success, and get
ting ready for the electrical parade
which starts from Market street at Z
D, m. With this end in view every Elk
in the city has been notified TO meet
al the lodge rooms at Gas, clad In his
top hat, buster and incidentals.
During the parade all traffic, with the
exception Of the United States mall,
gill be kept OH the streets that are to
be trayersed by the pageant
The parade win start out In the fol-
owing order, with, perhaps a few addi-
lional attractions:
Six mounted police led by Chief Hi
ION.
Squad OF twelve patrolmen.
Marshals.
Two hundred Elks. six to squad,
bearing wire canes which viii connect
with the trolley wires and furnish the
Electrical effects.
Two hundred Salt Lake Elks.
Tntic lodge b. =. 0. II.
ogden lodge.
Rawllns, Wyo., lodge.
Rock Springs, Wyo.. lodge.
Laramie Wyo., lodge.
Evanston. Wyo., lodge.
Cheyenne, Wyo., lodge.
pocatelo, Idaho, lodge.
Colorado and Montana lodges,
punched.
queen Mabelle and her maids OF honor
attred In their new gorgeous state
robes.
Mrs George Woolrich. winner Of the
squestrienne costume contest.
Indians in al the glory Of their war
paint
Members Of the Jabour Midway shows
In their working clothes.
Carriages.
After traversing the principal streets
Of the business district to the music
Of four bands the parade viii enter the
carnival grounds, where the queen viii
held court on the platform which has
been erected for the occasion today.
She will then proceed TO chrlsten the
ELK and award the gold watch to the
successful lady guesser at $3.50.
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SKIPPED WITH $500.
Jabour's Gatekceper Cultiyates the
Kangaroo Spirit and skips.


sirhem Halla. the good looking ticket
seller who was wont to sell paste
boards at the east entrance TO the car
nlval has vanished and with him has
gone come $500 belonging to the Jabour
company. Halla Is Turk, and as a
consequence the Turks down on the
midway are feeling very bitter against
him and threaten all kinds OF rough
times should the man who has disgraced
them be caught. At l0:to last night
he deserted his post and took with him
hls tekings AT the gate He took
hack 10 the Oregon Short Line depot
whore he bought a ticket for Spokane
and boarded the 1850 train. His dis
appearance was soon discovered owing
10 the fact that the people started TO
try and get into the grounds without
holding tickets. Some time was lost
In hunting for the man and then an
employe OF the shows went over 10 his
room and found that all his effects were
gone The police were at once noti-
fed and the wires put into operation
with the chances that he will be arr
rested on the train before he reaches
his destination
Il IL said that Halla was a trusted
employe OF Mr.. Jabour and at the same
time he had nearly as much as he took
with him coming 30 him IN wages from
the amusement company.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

a farewell party and dance will be
given in the Nineteenth ward meeting
house tonight in honor Of Emanuel
Bollscweiler, who is about to depart
on mission to Germany. A carefully
arranged program has been prepared.
after the rendition Of which dancing
VIII be INDUCED In. Among those who
are to take part in the program are
Mrs. Maggie Bassett, MIR George Mar.
gets, Miss Frank Young and Miss
Vide Fox
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sheriff Caldwell Talks,

Buffalo. Sept. 26.-sherif Caldwell
was asked II he was ready to take ths
prisoner 10 Auburn.
you viii say that no one but those
who will act as guards and myself
viii know the time OF departure, even
the guards will not be notified until ihs
last moment. The moment the prison.
or Is sentenced he passes into my hands
and from that time until he Is delivered
at Auburn 1t win not be possible to
learn about the assassln's movements q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
FILED AFTER 3 P. NJ. YESTERDAY.
SALT LAKE MARKETS.
Sentemher % lanl

september 20, 1901.
The butter market is unchanged.
The best creamery is quoted at 2e
cents per pound. Ranch butter remains
scarce at from III 10 20 cents per
pound.
The egg market is very firm. Prices
Tor the gest grade eggs are as high as
s625 per case. Those OF inferior qual.
ity are selling for lower prices.
The poultry market is unchanged
Chickens are worth from 70 to 10 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

j. W, Cotterell, merchant Farming
ton, on the Gath Inst. made an assign.
ment for the benefit of his creditors
Joseph Scowcroft, OF Ogden, was made
trustee at meeting OF the creditors
held al the offices OF the Credit Men s
association. His liabilities are about
$500 to $4,000, and Scowcroft 4 Sons
Co, of Ogden, claim about $1,000 Of the
total amount.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26

ELEVEN NEW HAMMOND TYPENS.l,n,.s,,
ers purchased by l.. u. :. Business v
ms week. Free scholarship oferel' a., rs
NE largest orders Of typeWrit,r III nj
season In the iutermountain sts,e, - NJ
Deen placed with the Hammond lfg,s.,''ai,.
Company through their Utah teprss.,t'r.
I've NJ. James Stout. Jr., BY the
gay saints business college u.mmoui
Eleven No 2 New ManifOldlnH u ,c,rrSert
machines after careful tests Nefs ~ 4, ~
IN one lot The beauty aod accu,~s "a ~
work the lightness oil the toaeb, ~ ~ ,ossh
adaptabllity o. these msehlncs w noljsga,
system OF lingering. TAUGHT ~ w oniion II
we're the chief reasons Tor the ss''
the Hammond. ,.s. srhcl-
The College now offers free bns nlrsS,.. OF
Mships % go each ~ tbs 40 s,gnens Jazz
,ady aud one gentleman who shA,+ ~, ~ Iiofs
~ lsD5 make tho best rcooras, ss,enogrtpb.
On the Hammond and a. Feuerai sssa IN al
efA Nov Is the time 20 enter oo'''
compete for the prize.
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Incorporation OF the Hanover.

The Hanover Gold Mining company
today filed articles Of Incorporation
The capital stock is $4,000 in 25-cent
shares. The directors are George w. l..
Dorsey president: John w. Burton
vice PRESIDENT William w. Brown
secretary and treasurer; c. w. BarlCh
and J. A. White The company will
develop the Gold Hin claims In Box
elder county,
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Cresceus Does Not Break Record

Philadelphia, Sept, 26.--cresoeus. IN,
trotting champion. went against MI,
record Of 2;O2h at the Belmont Driv.
ing park track near here this after.
noon. The track, which is one Of IN,
fastest In the country. was IN fine con.
dition and Cresceus was said by nj,
owner to be trained TO the hour.
The great horse went a preliminary
mile In 2;Sl, and then he was given 4
warming up mile" making Il In 2:i3n
Cresceus failed TO break the record
making the mile In 2:Oiik. The mile nv
quarters: SOh i,0l, 1888, 2:Olik.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26

biOAbls ". llO VI hfsA'
already cured thousands and what Is
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This proves concluslvely that the Rice
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Irrigation Case.

Judge Hall today heard arguments in
the case of the Dry Creek Irrigation
company VS. the Draper Irrigation com
pany and took the case under advise
ment The case which was tried some
time ago was reopened for the pur-
pose OF showing whether or not the
carrying capacity of the Draper ditch
had been increased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Suit on Promissory Note.

Mary Brennan, as executrix Of the
last will and testament Of John c.
Devine, deceased, today commenced
suit against the Cane Spring ConsolI-
dated Gold Mining company to recover
S6O5.ll, alleged 10 be due on a promis-
sorry note dated June 6, 1897, with 10
per cent interest, $50 attorney fees and
costs.
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odds Were on Columbia.

London. Sept. s.-Nel,her the betting
nor the comment OF the newspapers No.,
spends 20 the optimistic views cabled
here Of the chances OF the Shamroc.
II In the race for the Americas cpn
Sporting men vainly offered 8 10 4 an
Columbia, after the receipt Of Inc
early morning cable dispatches from
Sandy Hook giving the weather condl'
lions, which were considered not loo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Short Orders.

Judge Morse made the following OF
ders today:
Fanny Couch VS. Don Porter; plain
til permitted to file amendment 70
amended complaint Defendant given
nve days 20 answer
Theresa Hesselberg vs. Joseph Hause;
ID. s. Truman substituted as attorney
for plaintiff instead Of II. J. Dustin and
Powers. Straup and Lippman. De-
PENDANT permitted 10 Gle amended an
swer
n. A. Kee Va Ben Butler Mining and
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Murder Trial Motion.

On motion Of Attorney VIII F. Wan
less, Judge Stewart this morning set
Saturday Sept. 2Sth. as the date TO hear
q motion for new trial In the case Of
James Lynch and Robert l.. King, con-
yicted Of murder In the first degree
A subpoena was issued for William
Meyer.
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AROUND THE COURTS.
II. r. TAYLOR BANKRUPT.
Richfield Man includes AIimony
Among Debts to be Freed From.

II. f, Taylor Of Richheld has filed a
petition In voluntary bankruptcy in the
Federal court His assets amount to
$500 and consist of the stock of his sa
loon at Rlchdeld His liabilities amount
to N,265. Among his liabilities ia the
Item OF $50 alimony due Mrs. Taylor.
The petitioner prays to be freed from
that burden OF debt.
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Milling company; ten days additional
time allowed to file answer to tenn
porary restraining order
Barr Cash and Package company VS.
White Mercantile company; continued
TIL October O.
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SALARIES INCREASED.

This afternoon the county commits
sioners increased the salaries OF the
following employees at the county in
Urinary to the amounts named;
Mrs, $. j, r. Miller, matron, $50.
Carrie Telford, laundress. $50.
Jacob h. Jeffs, assistant jantor, $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26

Al who desire Information OF ths
ADDRESS, etc, OF Salt Lakes rn.ie
teachers, should consult the Mus,cisnS'
directory published on the Drams,,o
News" Sa'uroay
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School Children's Day.

Tomorrow and Saturday have been
respectively set apart by the Carnival
committee as Queen Mabelle end maids
OF honor day and school childrcns day,
After consultation with Mr. Jabour the
committee. In response 10 the numer-
Gus requests on the part o. parents
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and teachers, decided to adinit all chill
dren under the age OF fifteen free dur
ing Saturday afternoon The price Of
admission 20 them for the Midway will
be cut In half, while thu Indian village
and It's wonders win he seen for ten
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Suit for Divorce.

Josephine G. Wright today com
menced suit for divorce from Edwin
l.. Wright on the ground Of non-sup-
port. The marriage took place in
Kansas City, NO., on August %, 1898.
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MORE REGISTRARS.

Mrs. Maria A. Cassidy and Mr.. Dou-
glas Ferguson We're this afternoon ap-
pointed by the board Of county COM
missioners to act as registration agents
In districts Nos, and q respectively.
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favorable to the challenger. Sir Thamas
Upton has the best wishes Of the man
in.the-street who has donned the green
ribbon as a token Of sympathy, but
confidence in Sir Thomas ability to
win Is consplcuousy absent.
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Permanently Enioined.

In the case OF George and Samuel
Stringfellow VS. II. NJ. Gray ct al. Judge
Stewart entered judgment making per-
manent the temporary restraining or
der against the defendants. Plaintiffs
are allowed COSTS
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MERCHANTS, pRINrrNn

~ turned out on short notice a, shs
, Deseret News. A big shipment Of new
ypes and supplies Just In Our faeli,,Is.
lot letter heads. bin heads ,sss -
selopes. pads. etc. etc, are uns,c,,,.s
" any establishment, In the West
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Bail Reduced.

In the case OF Vedo Delvecchlo,
charged with rape on motion Of Attor-
ney Truman. the amount Of ball was
reduced from s.. 900 70 1900.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

And printing specially attended "A .,
the Deseret News Office Essins,ss
p5ompuy furnished. Rush orders =
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DIED.

PETERS0N--At Huntsville, seplfHE
%, OF innamatory rheumatism y
celia Peterson, after an lilies
eleven r.onths.
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TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE olyi.
MENT Is not panacea, but Is recai'
mended for blind. bleeding or prolr.'
ing piles, and II will cure the mos: y
stinate cases. Price. 80 cents N oN'
ties. Tubes. rs cents. z. c. N.
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GRAIN

Wholesale selling prices are as io
lows:
Shorts, 20 cents per cwt
Corn, $3.50 per cwt
Bran Is worth 50 cents per cwt
Wheat so cents per bushel.
Oats. sii5 per cwt.
Feed barley. sl.l5 per cwt
Rolled barley. sl25 per cwt
HAY.
Loose timothy hay Is selling at aef
1890 per ton. while lucern loos.
selling between 80 and $40 per ton