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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-27
L.,pubIicans of Utah
rspt at Spanish
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(gy IN THE RESULTS
!, Glove of Provo
.riences a Very
Busy Day.

p0RK. Sept. 26,-Tho
.s,,ns Of Utah county held
4 ,sSouuyention here today;
'ss s'r rnroceedings the hand
;sot lowered over all that
|.,,vriug the delegates from
Z. Iete in arriving. On
n be seen oflice-h holders,
! ,Asir wives, fathers,
4 dsers. In fact, it was
! .S.sryor that the conven-
.';r.ied by office holders.
4 "A Federal. Postmaster
,,r 10 Executive ord ders,
Z. ,Onpicuous individual
Ee was seen here, there
". in close conversation
q dominating, debating
,,;su was called to order
n by County Chairman
IN who announced that
.i,3 been selected as tenn
r,r. Miss julia Alleman
. 5,s named as temporary
<rsy Cluf OF Provo, as.
M: Artemus Holman of
q. ssrgeant-at-a t-arms.
sut. the ball rolling, the
4. placed in charge of
Houiz was OVERLOOKING
..1huous = congratulation
1. aud many other things.
1 10 divert the minds OF
,fpm the business of the
4 them back to the middle
tsih century. away from
fish to a National ques-
"a a bit by reference TO
i'm this country had q
Hs Dr.. Grover Cleveland.
ID on Promises.
q promises in the Demo
rtil / nearly starved 10
b.
nDy true. Mr.. Houtz was
iN Office at nearly every
,s,ysntion held since the
lay lines, without. success,
ried the game in u Re
Jsstlon with better sue
J draws from the public
per annum,
On credentials, organiza-
! Of business and latform
lss one delegate from
'bn each committee, were
convention took a recess
Z named the convention
y the permanent officers
IA as follows,
snOas, chairman.
lssis first vice-chairmsn.
q, second vice-chairman.
Knight, secretary.
l'nssn, FIRST assistant sec
HariiDg, second assistant
saan. ssrgeant-at-arms.
], assistant sergeant.at- t.
. chaplain.
Hg platform was read and
q platform as adopted by
s'zie eenvention in Sal; Lake
IA 20.
y lomina;ion of Judge j, l..
s.is Justice OF the Supreme
We y indorso the nomination
n'Eell as our Representative
'as enactment OF q revenue
nspsl 4 Just and equitable
iivssncnt OF ali classes of
sals, and pledge our nomi-
'slliure 10 work for the
~ = law.
-,ale -sss,ale State aid for district
!. establishment of a fsh
y county for the purpose of
.rsn, and VIC pledge our
Z .a''on (, 10 work to this end.
me eiilcicn, effort OF our
.Ss1l IN The Reclamation pro-
y '.e slrswberry proposition.
y lesHlrm our allegiance 10
rny 81 the Nation. and that
!. ,s1,aliyc OF Republican prin.
tsH HOMER. Chairman.
nlee on credentials, in it's
ny, 'aended that only legally
s;is and alternates be
aus 4 had the effect Of turn
le convention. rs far as
sss concerned, n number
= I, who held proxies.
'4ly chairman was one Of
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Taken to Hospital.

Paul Stevenson re,urnod this week from
the East and was tRsen 10 81. Mark hos'
nitnl in a critical condition. Mt: stevenson
is suffering from tubcrcular trouble. ana was
accompanied from the East by an aunt.
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TELEPHONE TO THE COAST.
Line Will Be III Operation Within a
Year,

The statement is given out That a
fclenhouc line viii be constructed and
in operation from Salt Lake TO the
pocifc coast within one year. Wheth-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
OVER IN MARYLAND.

The Elkton City Council has fixed the
municipal tax rate for the ensuing 1iscal
year at As cents on the 500.
A valuable horse owned by Cornelius
Davis of Sassafras was struck by light
ming and killed Thursday night.
William Melvin of Willoughby found a
stalk while cutting wheat one day this
week that had a head eight inches long.
William Sadler, youngest son of James
o. Sadler, of Ford's Store, was severely
injured by being thrown from a wagon at
Centreville.
The Elkton City Council has authorized
Dr. Theodore A. WoTah OF Northeast to
make a thorough examination of the
water supply OF Elkton.
Over 400 men have been put to work
at Conowingo by the Mccall Ferry Co.
quarrying stone for the new dam across
the Susquehanna River.
While John W Berry was driving
along the public road near Mt. Zoar
Church a bolt Of lightning struck and
killed his horse, demolished his wagon,
and he was very badly shocked.
The lawn icte held at the home Of
Mrs Helen MacSie. near Fair Hill, for
the benefit of the Presbyterian Church. at
San Jose. Cal. which was destroyed by
the recent earthquake. netted $40.
A dog supposed to be suffering with
rabies caused considerable excitement in
Still Pond Friday. and before it could
be killed bit the little daughter of Edward
Scoheld and a child of William Hodson.
John p Poe Of Baltimore. on Friday
delivered the address before the gradu-
ating class Of the Havre de Grace High
School and the diplomas were conferred
by State Superintendent Of Education NJ.
b. Stevens.
Mrs. Margaret White, mother Of former
County Commissioner John r. White Of
Oakwood, while on a visit to her son. at
Elkton, Friday. fell down a flight of
stairs and received injuries that may
cause her death. Her condition is criti-
cal.
The building containing the wheat
threshing rig Of William Il. Messick. To-
Gated in the rear OF his residence. on
South Aurora street, Easton, was de-
stroyed by FIRE, supposed 20 have been
the work of an incendiary, Thursday
night
The large canning houss at Price Station
and owned by Charles Ryan of Landen-
burg. Pa, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday night, together with several
thousand cases Of tomatoes. The origin
OF the FIRE is unknown. Loss estimated
at 81, 500, with a small insurance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
signed BY ALL OFFICIALS
The Outcome of Last Thurs
day Nights Meeting.
CHURCH STATES ITS POSITION
tits Enjoying Peace and Pros
perity.
And Does Not Want Anything TO Occur
That is Likely to Create strife and fos-
ter Discord-rext of the Document.

As an outcome of the meeting Of the
official board of Harrison Street M. h.
Church, held last Thursday night, the
following official statement was given
out by the church today, signed by
all of the official members
There appeared in "a recent edition
of the Wilmington Sunday Star a sour
rilous and abusive article rejecting
seriously upon the character of the
Rev. IL. II. Coursey, a former pastor OF
Harrison Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. This article would receive
no notice from the official board OF
this church but for the fact that the
author claims TO be "a member OF this
society, and signs himself Harrison
Street. -
This casts a shadow OF suspicion
upon our entire membership and does
us a palpable injustice. No member
of a church has a moral right to pub
lIsh such an incorporate article and
then conceal his identity by simply
declaring that he is a member of the
society. We do not believe that the
sentiment and feelings therein ex
pressed are cherished towards Rev. Is.
A.. Coursey by our people. We respect
him as "a Christian minister, and are
greatly panied that Harrison Street
Church should be associated with such
an article in the public thought.
The church is enjoying peace and
prosperity, and it is uncharitable and
unkind for any member to publish an
article that can only create strife and
foster discord.
AS a board we unqualifedly con-
denim the article and disclaim any re-
sponsibility for or sympathy with it.
G. 4. Wyatt, Pastor,
William +. Stimmell, William ID.
Haddock, Hubert A. Roop, C.G. Frick,
John E. Miller, Albert T. Clayton,
William T. Houpt, George Fl. Collins,
W. b. Lenderman, Lewis L. Chamber
lain, Harry L. Mckee, A. II. Scar
borough, DIR. b. h. Veasey, A. T..
Short, William II. Updike, George b.
Crossan, Charles r. Rue, Linton
Howett, p. r. McColley, James W.
Robertson, O. W. Hughes, Mrs. Nellie
b. McColieY Delaware. Mason, John
W. Haley.
The above names include the entire
official board of the church.
Harry L. Roop, Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, June 22d, 1906.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
KENNErT SQUARE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Kenneth Square, Pa, June PA viii
mington autoist was fined 500 on Wednes-
day afternoon for violating the speed
limit in the borough.
A heavy thunder storm visited this
sectionson Thursday evening; rain fell in
torrents, washing the streets badly
Barclay Speakman's barn, near Chat
ham, was struck by lightning on Thurs
day evening and burned to the ground.
Mrs Joseph Cillen OF kennett township
is i'll in Philadelphia hospital
Gerald, a young son of Victor Taylor
has heen seriously i'll f several days.
Fores Malin had his thumb broken, on
Thursday, by a heavy casting falling
upon it,
Personal: j. Monroe Palmer and wife
arc on a trip through New York State
Miss Sarah Phillips of West Chester was
guest of S. Jones Philips. this week
Mrs Annie Carswell and Mrs Carey OF
Wilmington visited the family of Vernon
Reeby this weeI-M Misses Jennie and
Florence Pierson have been visiting rela-
tives in Chester Thomas Chalfant OF
Philadelphia spent a portion of this week
with relatives here Miss Bertha Lamborn
of Palo Alto, Cal, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Harry G.. Dixon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
ROSE HILL.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Rose Hill, June 25-The closing exer-
cises Of the Rose Hill Sunday-school took
place yesterday afternoon and we're at.
tended by a throng A pretty musical
and literary programme, prepared for
the occasion, was rendered. Rev j. NJ
gratulatod the people on their magnif-
cent work during the year The school
been filled to its capacity on numerous
occasions. The school is non-denomina-
tional and has an excellent library of
$50 books. The reopening will take
place on Sunday, September ID.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25

She broke out all over her body with o
humor, and we used everything recon-
mended, but without results. / called
In three doctors, they all claimed they
could help her, but she continued to
grow worse. Her body was q mass of
sores, and her little face was being
eaten away; her ears looked as if they
would drop of. Neighbors advised me
to get Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
before / had used half of the cake of
Soap and box Of Ointment the sores had
all healed, and my little ones face and
bodywere as clear as q newborn babes.
j would not be without it again if it
cost five dollars, instead of seventy-hve
cents, which is all il cost us to cure
our baby, after spending many dollars
on doctors and medicines without any
benefit whatever"
Complete External tud Internal Treatment for every
Numoli from iiniplcs 10 9clofula fnfancy Age
eonfsnr Of Cutcura Soar 1ic., Ointment d0c, Rcaov-
sn 900 tin form of Chocolate Coated Pills per vial
q oQl may be had n oil druRga slnglet often
the most distressing eases, when All other rcmedic1 and
even The best physicians al. Potter Drug Chem Corp,
SOLE frops. hoflont Masg.
"a Mailed Ilss, Al AbOuiras skin, Scalp, undTInlr-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
HooKEssIN.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Hockessin, June , Mr. and Mrs.
Frank of New York City are spending their
honeymoon here.
Alexander Guthrie is building a new
wagonhouse
Philip Pierson is building a new house
Hockessin baseball team has organized
for the season with the following PLAYERS
Joe Kelleher, c.; Harry Way, p.; Preston
McGovcrn, h.; Robert Keton. 2b.; H.
Franklin Taylor, 3D.; Edwin McGovern
SIS; John Gallagher, cf; Howard Nc.
Govern, rf.; John Brannon, IT,; Franklin
Taylor, manager He would like to have
a game for the Fourth Of July.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
MIDpLETows.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Middlctown, June 25-W. Tavlor
Barnett entertained about so of his
friends ON Friday evening. Dancing
was the principal feature of the evening
Miss Elizabeth Holten entertained 4
few friends on Friday evening. in honor
of Miss Lille Cullen of Philadelphia.
Personal: Miss Carrie Downey of New
Castle is visiting Miss Mary Maxwell
Mrs John A. Jolls has returned from
Wilmington Miss Della Muchlberg Of
Philadelphia is visiting friends in town e.
Mr. and Mrs W. Sterling Evans of Elk
ton Nd. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
j. b. Foard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
STATE ROAD.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
State Road, June % Elsie Biddle.
aged IL years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Biddle, of this place, who has
been critically i'll with diphthera. is inn
proving DR.. Werlenbaker OF New
Castle has been in attendance
Miss Nellie Sutton has gone ON a vaca-
tion OF a month, part of which will be
spent at Newark and the remainder at
the home of Mrs. Harry Garrett at
Strickersville, Pa
Mrs. W.Willard and two sons Of Coates
vile. Pa, are the guests of John Moody
and family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25

cures OF torturing,
disfguring skin hui
mors daily made
by Cuticura Soap,
assisted by CuticurN
DIN TIN en- {, after
physicians, and all
else had failed: "I
feelitmyd dutytop pa
rents of other poor
suffering babies to
tell you what Cuti-
cura has done for
nv little flauphtnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
DON'T BLAME N. B. DANFORTH
It's Your own Fault n You Continue TO
Suffer WIN Indtcestion

>uhcr WIN Indigestion.
II Mr.. Danforth could only see and tell Won
personally of the number of Wilmington
people who have been cured Of indiresfion
within the last two years by Peusikola
Tablets You wouldn't hesitate ON trying
this remedy one single minute. Ny sue
cess with II has caused me 10 wonder, and
the longer 1 sell II the more confidence L
have. None need have dizzy spells sick
headache, biliousness, nervousness, loss Of
appetite, sour stomach, coated tongue, pal
pitation, restless nights, or any other synp-
tom OF indigestion and stomach trouble
II they will only use Pepsikola Tahlete. II
Is also splendid nerve tonic. Il improves
the general health, puts on firm, solid flesh.
and II you are run down or emaciated it
Will almost surely increase your weight
There is not one case in a hundred that
these tablets will not cure. No matter how
many remedies you have tried, dent give
up. know fepsikola Tablets will cure YOU
for could not sell them for more than tive
years on guarantees TO return your twenty.
i've cents II they fail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
AnE,joyabie Outing

lhe officers, teachers and children
OF ~. Andrews Sunday-sohool had
their annual picnic on Saturday after.
noon at ohelipot Park, where all had
an enjoyable outing. Games were
played and various kinds Of amuse-
ment provided for the children, who
We're also treated to ice cream, straw
berries and cake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25

friends here-Miss Anna l.. Pierson and
Mrs Benjamin f. Gilbertson of Phila-
delphia have been visiting here for several
days-Alired Brunnet OF Chester, Pa.
has been the guest of Miss Mary Bridge
water -Byard Fleming of Philadelphia
was a visitor recent here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Dover. June PA charter was filed
on Saturday for the INLAND Oh Co. Lima
o.. to manufacture produce aud prepare
for market crude petroleum; capital
stock, $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
plploma Tor I,enmnn.h,n.

Miss Anna G. Morgan, a pupil at
st. Paul's parochial school, on Friday
last received diploma for being the
cest scholar m Palmer penmanship in
the school She is 10 years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
Tlre In NIerhanIr slr..l-

A slight FIRE occurred in house in
Mechanic street on Saturday night
about midnight, which was extiu-
glished by the Reliance Fire Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
TrolIeg Ride b Kennett snuars

p. Of a. viii give a trolley ride to Ken
nett Square on Monday evening. Car
will leave Sixth and Market streets at
7.20 o'clock. Round trip tickets pa cents*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25

theatre named after her should he
built, she would return and open It,.
All this reminds old-tmers of Adelina
PATHS multitudinous 'goodbyes 20
America, " which took place regularly
everySear as long as, TO quote a cynl-
cal saying OF the day, there was
"goodbyeing Of opera tickets. " Miss
Bernhardt is said to have made 5000, 00O
and TO have worn out eight different
press agents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
JEROME AND GOV. FOLK
Controversy Ends Decidedly in
Favor Of the Latter.
SPAT BETWEEN REFORMERS
over the Matter of Prosecuting
Wealthy Criminals.
DEATH OF A GREAT RACE HORSE
Sysonby Was Easily a King
Among Racers.

College Commencement speakers-Hud-
aon.Fulton Celebration Plans-Henry n.
Rogers and Christian soienoe-Less Ice
Tor the Police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
THE NEWS Of NEW CASTLE
Tho Burns Smith Wedding
This Afternoon.
REMARKABLE VITALITY OF A DOG
The Yacht Santa Maria to be
Enlarged.

Good Shooting bY N Hilary aImksmen-
Farmers Having Trouble ~ Cutting
Wheat-A Child scaid. d-sociuI and
Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
nnrnsRnsnltr rn,nll.

Mrs. Annie Ogden OF Penn's Grove.
n. j., who was burned on FRIDAY
died on Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
BABY'S TORTURING
SKIN HUMOR
Ears Looked as If They Would Drop
Off Body Entirely Covered
Face Mass Of Sores Three
Doctors Could Not Cure-ChiId
Grew Worse = Face and Body
Now Clear
CURED BY CUTICURA
IN TWO WEEKS FOR 75c.

Mrs. George J. Steese, of 701 Coburn
st., Akron, Ohio, tells in the following
letter OF another Of those remarkable
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LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.

Fellow Citizens Of Calhoun County:
Having been, on the 10Th Of Sept.
1906, nominated for Superintendent
OF J. rec Schools by the Republican
Convention If said county, I hereby
nccept said nomination, and assure
you that, if 1 am your choice, l will
take pride in advancing and build
ing up your free schools.
have 12-year State Profession
al Certificate, and have taught for
% years in the public schools of va
rious grades in the State of West
Virginia, and am truly DESTROYS of
having pure, clean and progressive
school government from trustee to
State. Snperintent.
Humbly yours,
D. e. STUTLER,
Grnntsvllle, w. Va
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NE Otico of Trustees Sale.

by virtue of deed OF Trust executed by
J. \. Giveus and wife to the undersigned
trustee, dated on the 22nd. day OF April,
1903, and recirded in the Office OF the
Clerk of the County Court of Calhoun
County, West Virginia, il Trnst rad Mort
gage book No ? at pages 30 and 24I, to
secure unto James A. Terrell the payment
Of certain negotiable promisory note
calling for the sum of one hundred and
ten dollaas, fully described in said decd Of
payment thereof, and being required 40 to
do by the holder Of said note 1, !. Z. Bel,
trustee. will cu the 10Th day Of October,
1906, mt the front door Of the court house,
Of Calhoun County, West Virginia, sell by
way of public auction to the highest bid
der, the real estate therein conveyed, to-
wit: a tract of six acres, more or less, of
land, situate on l.eafbank creek, in Center
district said county, conveyed to ]. A.
Givens 10y Ida Norman, by deed OF record
in the Calhoun County Court Clerks Of
flee in deed book No % page 1919; tract
of twr and one-hal acres conveyed to said
Givens by X. c. Stump of record in said
Clerks Office in deed book No 80, page
iO6; tract Of D acres conveyed to said
Givens by r. &. Stump by deed Of record
in said deed book No. 80, at page I06; a
tract Of 80 acres conveyed to said Givens by
Perry Norman and others, 10y deed of rec
ord i'm said deed book No. 80 at Page 40;
a tract of "a acref codveyed to said Givens
by Phillip Norman 10y deed of Record in
said deed book No. 30, at page 100; tract
of 20 acres conveyed TO said Givens by
Welley Norman by deed dated April 22,
1905, of record in said clerks Office, and for
more particular description Of said land
10y metes and bounds, reference is made 10
the d leeds aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash in hand.
S. P. EEL, Trustee.
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S,ainakcr, together yiih the lines ag,inst
thc same by Judgment or otherwise, with
The nature and priority of such lines, and
towhom owing, together with The rental
value of all such real estate aud each forced
thereof; TO take proof OF aud report as to-
Nho "a entitled % ulc trust fuul in the
hands of a. G. Mathews, trustee under the
lrGst deed made by Alonzo Eucls to secure
Nard and stalnaker udon the sale of the
stodl OF good in the Bill mentioned; what
funds are in the hands Of the said \. G..
Muthegs, trustee, arising from such trust
together with any otter matter deemed
pertinent 10y the commA,ioaer to which
may be required by any perso, in interest.
Now, therefore, each hud N Of you.
both plaintiffs and dcfghdaDG, take notice
tina; have fxei upon ne 10Th day Of
September 1905, as Gstine, and in my
Office, in The town si(Grantsville, in said
Colhoun County, as the place, when and
where l sholl proceed TO execnte this order.
Given undet my hand this 23d day Of
August laOG,
d j.. Stutler, Com.
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A terrible accident occurred to
Warren Wright while digging q
we'll at James Hickman's house, on
Wease Ridge Saturday evening. A
blast had been put in the well and
Mr.. Wright was Lighting the fuse.
It became lit before he noticed it
and he was warned to run, but the
warning came to late. he was
struck IN the head and face with
stoi es, and his jaw bone was broken.
DIR. Dye dressed the wound. and no
is getting along III we'll as could be
expected. Mr.. Hickman was also
badly hurt by a rock striking him
IN the head.
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GASSAWAY LETTER.

Editor Chronicle Not having
seen anything in your valuable
paper from this town thought ]
would give you a few of the happen
ings.
b. G.. Stump, Of Sand Fork, was
visiting his SONS, Otis and Claud,
who are working in the machine
shops, last week.
Mrs. DIR. Carr, of Clay. g. Il,
was visiting relatives hore las
week.
There was a picnic last Monday, a
week, on the island above town,
The Burnsville band furnished the
music and the large crowd present
had an enjoyable day.
George Mace, forn0hy Of Cal
houn county but now Of Gassaway,
had the misfortune to get a rib
broken while working on the ma
chine shops at this place.
There hos been several cases OF
typhoid foyer here but the doctors
have been very successful, having
only lost two or three cases.
W. H. Lambert, Of Calhoun coun-
~, is driving a hack from here 10
Sutton for g. w. Mace Will is d
hustler.
French Lynch, Of Arnoldsbmg
who has been working in the ma.
chine shops here, will soon return
10 his home to go to school.
Work has been started on the
Catholic church at this place II il
to be built Of stone aud will cos
$4,000.
Hanoe Duckworth SIS erecting
fine dwelling on his lot on Linder
street, II. S. Stockwell has tn,
contract Of painting It. Bud is &
good painter.
John Lowther. Of Calhoun, W.,
has boon working for the G. and Q
here for the past six months, return
ed to his home o few days ago.
They say John is slayer
Court at Sutton next week.
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