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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
LEHI NEWS NOTES.
Leh Pupils Score Victory In Debate
Over American Fork.

Lehl, Feb. 2S.-The ninth grade students
/ or the American Fork public schools, ac-
companled by the professors and most OF
the other students, came over TO Lehi
yesterday and held "a debate ia the Gen.
tral building with the Lehi ninth grade
students The subject was: RESOLVED,
That the United states Should Annex
Cuba the Lehi students affirming
while the American Fork students as
stunned the negative. Professor Forbes
acted as moderator while Francis Child,
Professor Nelson and William r. Robin
son acted as Judges. The points Tor de-
c'slou were argument language and de-
livery. American Fork was given aTgu-
ment while Lehi was successful in de-
Hfefy ana language, thus giving the
home town the victory
John Gllchrist. Miss Emma Austin and
Hamilton Gardner represented the Lehl
students while Albert Kelly, Miss BeCkle
Snder and William Bromley represented
American Fork
Nike Nassarate of Salt Lake City came
down Two DAYS ago to visit his wife, for
merry Miss Nina Hitesman Of this place.
il appears that their domestic felicity
mas been somewhat Jared of late and
night before last family row OF an ali
night duration ensued. In II Claud
Hltesman, a brother OF Mrs. Nassarate,
Knocked the Italian down and took a
deadly looking loaded revolver from him,
while others went for the police. The
sheriff was teiephoued 10 from Provo,
but after an Investigation turned the case
over 70 the city Judge Ross fixed a light
Ine FOR carrying concealed weapons and
Nassarate returned this morning 10 salt
Lake City swearing revenge with divorce
proceedings. AS the lady In the case is
OF the same mind they VIII probably soon
get into the divorce courts.
The Returned Missionary society held
its annual reunion last evening at the
opera house. The affair was a social
success, dancing and a literary pro-
gfamme being the features. The follow
Ing officers were elected: President, +.
A. busnman. secretary, George D..
vaughan; treasurer, Robert Evans. These
with Francis SalZuer and David LOsee
constitute the general committee.
Wednesday Mr. Leo Jacobs and Miss
Florence Gilchrist were married in the
Salt Lake temple.
Next Wednesday Miss Jennie Alfred
and Frederick Webb win be married. A
reception viii be rendered az the resi-
dence of the brides parents.
Heber Austin and family viii soon re-
move to Idaho. Mr.. Austin goes 20 take
charge as agricultural superintendent for
The, proposed sugar company at Idaho
Falls.
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PROVO NEWs NoTEs-

Provo. Feb 2S-Mrs. Jane Altman. who
is IS years of age has been In for about
week IN her home I'm the First ward.
and last night was seized with a severe
paFaiytic stroke affecting the entire left
side of her body
w =. Rydalch viii lecture in Fairview
on Abraham Lincoln tomorrow evening.
p. r. Armstrong of Salt Lake has con-
Veyed by quit claim deed to George Busby
OF Cedar Fort, Tor considerable of s225.
me Builders Pride rock quarry. near
The new building 10 be erected for the
Brigham Young academy this spring will
cost about $4,000. OF this amount 50 900
VIII be contributed by the academy alum
M association ana So eco viii be reased by
dona ions from Tie people of ths follow
ing stakes In the amounts named. Utah.
$2V0li Alpine, 81 200; NebO. SLIGO: Wa
satch, Sl,050, Juab $3.50
Judge SaXey was over from Spanish
Fork today on legal business.
A son has been born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NaChnCr All well
A meeting of land owners iu the shores
or Utah lake and users Of water for ir-
rlgatiOn viii be held in the court house
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. for the
purpose of considering the irrigation bill
now before the legislature
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EUREKA SOCIETY.

Mrs. DR.. Hansel Is visiting In Salt Lake.
Win Wirthhn has returned from Park
City
Charlie Brown Is in Lchi
ii. D. Parks is On Salt Lake.
Mrs. Ray AshWOrth and baby spent the
week with ar. and Mrs. Heber Man
gum. 81.
Mrs. Kearns returned the first of the
week from salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Thompson were in
Provo last Saturday. the guests Of Mrs.
N. n Mum.
Miss Emma Henroid is convalescent
from am attack OF humps.
Ray AshW0rth has taken "a position
with r. a Barney g Go. at Robinson.
Joshua Greenwood. district attorney for
the Fifth judicial district. was here FRI
day on official business
Eugene Henroid. who returned recently
from New York CITY, was the guest this
week Of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Henriod
Miss Winnie Weiby has gone 10 Kansas
City for an extended visit
Thomas Bailey, county assessor. Is over
from Nephi ON official business.
d j., Bowen spent Monday IN the Capt.
t0l city.
8enry Snriggs was down from Park
City for "a few hours Thursday
DR.. Jokn Hennifin OF Butte. Mont.
spent the week in Eureka
Joseph Wirthlln spent Tuesday with his
family in Salt Lake
J. =. Harper suffered from an attack
OF bilious fever the first OF the week
B. N. cEstott returned 20 Eureka Tues
day and opened law offices En- the Siott
building. Mrs Stott and the children win
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NO ARGUMENT NEEDED.
Every Sufferer From Catarrh Knows
That salves, Lotions, Washes.
Sprays and Douches do
Not Cure.

Powders, lotions. salyes sprays and
lnhalers cannot really cure Cafarrh.
because this disease is a blood disease
and local applications. if they accom-
plish anything at all. simply give tram
silent relief
The catarrhal poison is In the blood
and the mucus membrane of The nose.
throat and trachea tries 10 relieve the
system by secretiug large quantities of
mucus the discharge sometimes clos
ing up the nostrils, dropping into the
throat, causing deafness by closing the
Eustacnldn tubes. and after a time
causing c8tarrh of stomach or serious
throat ana lung troubles.
A remedy 10 really cure catarrh must
BE- an internal remedy which win
cleanse the blood from catarrhal poison
and remove the fever and congestion
from the mucous membrane.
The best and most modern remedies
FOR this purpose are antiseptlcs scion
t.hcally known as Red Gum. Blood
Root and Hydrastin. and while each Of
these has been successfully used sep
arately yet IL has been difficult TO set
them an combined ln one paiatable.
convenient and efficient form.
The manufacturers of The new ca
tarrh cure. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
have succeeded admirably ia accom-
plshlng this result. They are large
pleasant tasting loZenges. 10 be- ais
solved IN the mouth, thus reaching
every part OF the mucous mem 5rs1a
OF the throat and finally the stonsrb
Unlike many catarrh remedies SUI
arts Catarrn Tablets contain no CO.
caine oplate or any Injurious drug
whatever and are equally beneficial for
little children and adults.
MIR. O.. r. Rembrandt OF Rochester
n. " says. Il know of few peooIa
who have suffered as much as L from
catarrh Of the head throat and sfo-,-
ach. used sprays inhalers and DOW
ders for months at "a time with only
slight relief and had no hone OF cI1re
] had not The means t0 make "a change
Of climate. which seemed nv onIv
chance Of cure.
Last spring I read am account of
some remarkable cures made bv gfu-
arts Catarrh Tablets and promptly
bought a 50-cent box from nv drue-
Eist and obtained such positive berent
from that one package that cons
tinued 90 use them daily until ] rout
consider myself entirely free fron tho
disgusting annoyance OF catarrh. nv
head is clear. my digestion AN 7 coulJ
ask and my hearing. which had Be-
gun 90 faN as result OF the catarrh
has greatly improved until feaI
can hear as Well as ever Thew a~a
household necessity in my family"
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists "a so cents for complete treat
ment and for convenience, safety and
prompt results they are undoubtedly
she long-looked for catarrh cure.
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GIFT TO SPRINGVILLE
Unwilling of Sculptor DsIIin's
Statustts of Paul
Revere.

Springville. Feb 2S.-One Of the most
pleasant evenings that has yet been
given under the auspices Of the
SpringviIe public schools (and our citi-
Gems have been favored with many
was held last evening in the Central
school building. The occasion was the
unwilling of the stauette of Paul Re-
we're. presented by Sculptor Q. y. Dial
lin.
The assembly room was filled 20 over
flowing and many were turned away.
The statuette was Veiied In the Amer
lean flag, and as the father of the
sculptor unfOlded the drapeTy so that
the statuette came Ia fun view, en-
thusiasm reached its height and a burst
Of applarTe. such as the building had
never b. -Iessed before. was given.
A surprise was in store. as Mr. Half
en-. a companion artist. was called for
He spoke beautifully Don the subject
OF art. and in clos. resented to the
schools his painting an ideal scene in
the Wasatch mountains
An opportunity was given during the
evening for citizens to express them
selves, and the following responded: A
ii. Child, William Pierce. Bishop
George T. Anderson, Rev. r. Cooper
Bailey, Marshal james y. Hall, each
expressing the qualification he had had
I'm being present and Of the Occa sion
which afforded them the privilege Of
witnessing this event
AS Mrs. Harriet DOugau made her
speech, she, i'm behalf of the Womans
club. presented the schools with The
Last Supper" by Leonardo De Venci.
Many of the patrons brought with
them a book or books. which We're
presented, and the number received
was ffty-three volumes. And through a
previous effort of the teachers nine
beautiful art pictures had been framed
and were also presented,
AT the door a neat sum of money was
voluntarily contributed.
The teachers feel that the efforts they
have put forth have been fully appre-
ciated and that the citizens have Joined
with them In raising the standard Of
our schools. and that a united purpose
exists between patron and school
Professor l.. d. Eggertsen was uu-
bounded i'm his praise TO his fellow
teachers and TO all that had so liber-
ally assisted ia making this evening an
epoch in the history Of the Springville
public schools.
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by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way 10 cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining
of the eustachian tube When this tube
is inhamed you have a rumbllng sound
or imperfect hearing. and when 1t Is
entirely closed deafness is the result.
and unless the Inflammation can De
taken out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition hearing will he
destroyed forever. Nine cases out OF
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an indamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, I5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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EPHRAIM NEWS NOTES.
Snow Academy Students Indulge In
Annual Hon.

Eplraim. Feb 8.-The drassu7alrinp
class OF the Snow academy gave their
annual hon ln the Petersen pavilion last
Z evening. The han was crowded with
lAeiI y-makefs from early in the evening
uhul nearly a. m, whirling 10 the en-
lVeuins strains OF Christensen's Orches-
/ ira. a luncheon was served and pro-
gramme was carried out. The affair was
grand financial success. adding several
coins Of the realm 20 the eXcheQuer Of the
class.
Miss Kinda Olsen entertained a number
or her friends at a progressive Might've
parry az her nome wednesday evening.
arthur Armstrong won the first prize
and Oswald Christensen received the
BOBBY
Jens Fredricksen and wife returned the
trst of che week from Saltwater. Mimi.
I1r which place they left this city one
year ag0. They viii make this CITY their
future home
James Frost and John Petersen came
home from the northern part Of the coun-
Henry jackson. Sanpete couuty's asses
sor was here the past week distributing
ass sment lists 20 taxpayers.
4 large number of their friends ten
dered Air- and Mrs. e.. vs., Petersen a SUR
prise party af their home Tuesday even
ing An elegant set of table linen WAS
presented % mr.. and Mrs. Petersen They
Wiu leave for Canada some time duriag
Che coming month aud will make that
country their future home
Bliss huth potius entertained che mem-
oeFs % the NJ. @. O.. +. club al her home
Tuesday evening
BENJAMIN Rasmussen left Tuesday for
sunnyside Co resume his duties with the
railroad company.
Invitations have been issued bv the
business class of the Snow academy for
a dancing party TO be held in the opers
house Friday evening.
"a cQn1olnt meeting of the Young Mems
ana louns Ladlea associations win be
ha I'd iu the tabernacle tomorrow evening
ana me following programme wiz be-
rendered. Reading Monthly Rustler. VIII
FORD Bfenhoit. song, Ora Hansen: Ices
tufe. christian Williamson ORGAN selee-
uon Mrs. Geneva Petersen. recitation.
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Lamps Of Architecture-Th Lamp Of
Beauty evening subject. Two Pic
lures Of One Man"
First Presbyterian Church.-M0rnfng
service at III. subject christian Duty: +"
Miss Webrend viii sing The Lord Is
My Shepherd, etc, hy Rowland; the
annual praise service Of the Woman's
Missionary society will be held IN the
evening at 1880 subject. The Chief
End Of Divine Blessing;" the following
praise numbers viii be given: Solo.
Miss Lulu Z. Mitchell. Abide With
Me- Liddle; anthem by choir. AN Thy
Works shall Praise Thee, Shipper;
duet, Mrs. Atkins and Mr.. Eastman.
Lead, Kindly Light. DurOu: Sunday
school at 1z;15i Endeavor service at
$50
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Church edihce, corner Of Twenty-fourth
street and Lincoln avenue. Services.
ii a. m. subject. MAN" Sunday
school l0;l5 a. M. Wednesday even
ing meeting, 1880 o'clock All are in
Vited. Free reading room, suite 2l2 Ec-
cles building. open daily from 70 8
p. m. All welcome.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday.
March ]. lS03.-Sunday school at 10 a..
m; preaching at IL, a sermon appro-
pirate to the first Sunday in Lent: class
meeting at y; Junior league. 3 p. M;
Senior league. $3.50. At 7:30 the pastor
viii deliver a lecture on Amos. the
Prophet OF righteousness This viii
be the first of a series OF four lectures
on "The Message Of the Prophets To the
Men Of Today" The other three viii
be on 'Hosia,' Isaiah" and Micah"
The latest tests Of higher criticism viii
De applied to these books. Parts Of
them Will be interpreted. All are well
come w. s. Womer
Church of the Good Shepherd. corner
of Grant avenue and Twenty fourth
street. Alfred Brown. rectOr.-First
sunday IN Lent. Early celebration, 8
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TooELE NEWS NOTES

Tooele Feb. 27.-Miss Mary Harris was
unexpectedly called to her home i'm Lake
View few days ago, through her father
and sister being seriously III. Miss Har-
ris is a teacher In the Tooele CITY High
school and in her absence the services of
Mr.. Roland j. Matthews of TaylorsVllle
have been secured.
Mrs Sarah Orme am elderly and a most
highly respected lady. passed away last
Tuesday and the funeral services were
held this afternoon She leaves a large
family. many OF whom are nun berad
among the most prominent people in the
fDugr
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MURRAY GOES FREE.
Slayer Of Michael Whalen Is Ac-
quilted.

slayer Of Michael Whalen Is Ac-
quilted
The ease of Mike Murray on trial
ior manslaughter because OF the kill
ing Of Michael Whalen iu the Railroad
saloon last November occupied the day
yesterday in Judge E0iapp's court The
defense put in considerable testimony
10 show that Whalen was the agsressOr
and that Murray had reason 20 believe
that his assailant had a weapon. The
charge of the judge was generally con-
ceded TO put a favorable aspect on the
case for the defendant, and the argu-
ments We're brief. After receiving the
charge Of the judge the jurors retired
and deliberated for about an hour At
The end of that time they brought in "a
verdict Of not guilty, and the prisoner
was Immediately discharged.
A large number of Italians who have
watched the trial from the first with
much interest, and who raised a fund
90 assist Murray I'm his defense. We're
present and gave their liberated cOun-
tryman most enusive greeting.
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Taken to Brigham citv.

Jim Clark and sam Smith. the latter
negro, were brought in from The cut
on work yesterday morning by south
ern Pacific Special officer Taggart and
were taken. on TO- Brigham City, where
they VIII have a hearing ON the charge
or obtaining money under false pre-
lenses While at the station yesterday
morning smith gave the officers ,ue slip
and struck out going up the hill by
way Of IWenty-siXth street. The man
had about three blocks the start but
the officers got on his trail and brought
him back.
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Local Briefs

VETERANS MET TUESDAY Fhe
veteran artillcrymea Will hold tE-lr next
nesting at The ole armory halI on Tues
Jay evening March 3 al l.1J o'clock. lt
p earnestly requested that there be "a full
attendance.
MIR THATCHER WILL SPEAK-
Moses thatcher viii deliver a lecture un-
Ger the auspices OF the y. d. ana Y. l..
a. /. A OF the Eleventh ward this even
lns, It's subject wlll be Mexico and
Her People.
ALUMNI WILL MEET.-There will be
q meeting of the Salt Lake High school
Alumni association Friday. March q al S
p. m. at the board OF education rooms in
me city and county building tor the pur-
pose or electiug officers for the ensuing
year Matters OF Importance viii come
ance Is desired.
MRS. BRADLEY BOUND OVER.-The
trial or AIRS. annie Bradley was called
before Judge Dlehl yesterday morning.
ana county Attorney Westervelt immedi-
ately informed the court that the counsel
iQf poth sides had agreed 90 waive Il pre-
urinary nearing and stand trial on the
charge She was thereup0n bound over
20 fne district court under $500 bonds.
winch had been already furnished. Mrs.
bradley was present IN court accom-
panied by her attorney A. f. Barnes.
HE WANTED sHIRTs.-Auchael Nor
rlsey has lOnduess tor clean linen that
got him into trouble yesterday He had
deliberately, mallciouslY and felOniously
seized and carried away bundle of
shirts from the New York Cash Store.
but was captured before he had even
tried ore on. AS a result be Will have TO
put up with the old one for the next
fifty days.
JOHN JAMES BIRTHDAY.-Coun
Clerk John James viii celebrate another
piEtaday today He refuses 60 tell how
old he is saying he is old enough 90 know
better than 20 have any more birthdays.
but the excuse he gives this time is that
he was born on St. David S day. which
IN Wales, is akin 20 ST. Patricks day in
Ireland. The Cambrlan club of which
Mr. James Is corresponding secretary,
WI call upon him this evening 100 body
and assist him in celebrating not only his
own anniversary, but that Of the Welsh
patriarch.
RECEIVERS STOLEN Sergeant
EQQlngtOu yesterday recovered a valuable
diamond ring belonging 90 Mrs. Frank
Price, which had been stolen from her
residence ON Fifth South and Main streets
last week. The thief has not vet been
police and he will probably be appre-
hended
LOOKED LIKE THE ROBBER-A
man was arrested by the Ogden police
yesterday answering very closely the de-
scrlptiOn given of one of the robbers who
held up Morrison's grocery store and shot
Officer Horace Heath iu this city two
weeks ago. Detective Raleigh was sent
TO the Junction CITY in the afternoon 90
identify the prisoner. but he returned
last night without him. While he re-
sembled the rObber very closely in some
respects. il was evident he was not the
man. so he was released
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HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE


Hazel D0Hus; mandolin and guitar Sc
lection, j. J.. Andersen et al.
Mrs. Chris Thorpe Of AXtell was visit
ing relatives and friends here this week
The Sunday schools OF the South ward
VIII give an entertainment in the opera
house Wednesday evening ''The Spin
ster Convention" viii be presented and
Ihe following programme carried out:
Quartette, Professor T.. A. Christensen &
Co.; song, Petersen sisters: comic sp6ech
oswald Christensen; selection opera
house orchestra; recitation. Clara Bren-
holt song. Eva Bailey and FlOssie Tay-
lor. violin solo. Willie Taylor; dramatic
reading. The Snowstorrn. i" j w. i've and
Miss Callie DOrius.
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Hirt Gets Resort.

Frank j. Hirt has taken a lease for
term of years ON the Ogden Hot
Springs resort. Mr.. Hirt took posses
sion last night and starts in this morn
Ing 20 operate the resort. HIS lease
covers simply the resort with the
springs groves, pavilion and hotel
having nothing 20 DO with the motor
line HoweV lr, this viii be operated so
as 10 accommodate travel to and from
the resort A new outfit of rolling
stock has been ordered for this line
and win be here for the opening Of
the spring travel
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CO seiatie Rhenmatisn,

Mrs A. z. Simpson. 509 Craig ST
Knoxville. Tenn. writes June 10 1899
Il have been trying the baths of Hot
Springs, Ark, for sciauc rheumatism
but / get more relief from Billiards.
Snow Liniment than any medicine or
anything 1 have ever tried. Enclosed
find pOstofiice order for Sl00. Send me
a large bottle by Southern EXPRESS. {"
Sold by Z. G.. nj. T. drug department.
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TO the Public

Having sold the Ward meat market
20 the McGraw Meat Co.. o. X. Nc
Graw. manager. we extend our sincere
thanks to the public for their liberal
patronage. and respectfully request
that our friends and patrons be as lib
eral with our succe ssOrs as they have
been with us.
GEORGE WARD e. co.
Corner State and Second South SIS.
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REGRET MxToNs DEPARTURE.
The New Agent to Take Charge In
About Two Weeks.

--~ NSW agent 70 lake SnaA ee IN
About Two Weeks.
Price, Feb, est is stated here that
Captain William A. Mercur Of the Sew
enth cavalry and now stationed at
Chattanooga, Tenn. Is to be along in
about two weeks TO succeed Major II.
p. Myton as Indian agent at White
Rocks over the Uintah and UncOm-
paghre Utes. Ii win take a couple Of
weeks 10 check the present agent out
and the new one in. the process being
much like inventoryiug a large mer-
camille stock. People here al Price,
especially the business community. re-
greet seeing Major MytOn leave. as he.
n the course of year. throws thou
sands Of dollars into the ways of the
merchant and which has helped ma
terially In making Price the business
center OF eastern Utah. And. IN do
ing so, he has conserved at the same
time the best interests of the govern
ment and the Indian wards under his
charge.
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AlIEs CASE GOES OVER.
School Principal Appeared With At

School Principal Appeared With At
torney Of Board of Education.
The case Of r. N. Ames, charged with
violating the quarantine laws by adj
uniting 20 his school a pupil from a
quarantned home. was called yester-
day morning in the police court. but
the prosecution announced that all it's
witnesses We're not available at this
time and asked for a continuance. The
case was then put over an next Sat
urday al 10 o'clock In the morning.
Principal Aues was on hand for trial
and O.. O.. Richards. attorney for the
board of education, was on hand to
conduct the defense.
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probably remain in Salt Lake until the
end OF the school term
day.
County Attorney Edward Pike attended
court in Nephi Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. McChrystaI and
son, Arthur. spent Sunday and Monday I'm
salt Lake
Mrs John Love will entertain the La
dies Aid society next Thursday