Logansport Journal (Newspaper) - September 28, 1887, Logansport, Indiana VOL XII THE DAILY t JOURNAL LOGANSPORT INDIANA WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 28 1887 NO 221 DUNLAPS CELEBRATED HATS STIFF SILK JUST RECEIVED DEWENTER The Hatter THE VOLUNTEER WINS SHE SHOWS HER HEELS IN FINE SHAPE TO THE SCOTCHMAN Free of One additional Pair of Pants to Every School Suit Mothers Suits A Good strong Winter Suit with to each suit PRICE CASH Sold at in every Store in the United States Suits to fit bovs from 5 to 12 years of age Call and see us Martin Frank Market Street Roule DENVER OF MEXICO TRAVEL VIA Can Pullman Ing Can la Union 1 at ft I train 1mm ant to I fait Witt and from ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS PORTLAND ORE ST JOSEPH ATCHISON JOSEPH STEEL PENS DO I THK MOST or Irie PaT ENAMELLED IRON FEC CD BY CLIMATE WO HANDS PATENTS T O lS r National ot Least ex location Intoned or THE MARKETS Sept 87 On the board of trade today tba quotations were aa No a September opened 70 nominal closed 71c nominal Octo ber opened closed November opened 72W94C closed 2 Sep opened closed October opened closed asked November opened closed 2 tember opened nominal closed nominal October opened closed 25Uc November closed 28c asked opened asked closed nominal May opened closed bid Lard opened and closed naL Live Union stock yards report following prices opened active with prices steady light 495 rough packing heavy pack Ing and shipping lots Cattle Good to extra higher 25 common to fair steady stock era and feeders good to choice common SOU lambs 50 Produce creamery pe Ib good dairy packing lia 13c Choice counts 10c per doz Poultry and spring chickens per lb old roosters 6c turkeys ducks Reese per doz rose and Beauty of Hebron per bu In car lots on track selections per New York NEW TORI Sept 87 No 1 red state 96 No 3 do No t red winter October Sic do No vember 829jc No 2 mixed cash BBc do October do November No 1 white state 2do No 2 October Bye Dull and Dull for old for new October November Detroit DETROIT Mich Sept 27 1 white cash 77c No JJ red cash and September 7ic October 2 41c No a white 30J4c Toledo Ohio Sept 27 and quiet cash October TSo November rrc December 78c May Me Corn and dull cash 45c May 4CJ4c Firm cash Clover and dutet cash December of Witness the First of the RacM to Decide tho Owner ship of the Americas at One Time Two Miles ID the In a Fog PORT WADSWORTH Sept W last tho day for one of the great races to decide tho ownership of tho Americas cup arrived And what a day I hazy with but little wind four miles an hour from the north There will be no race was an expression heard Tuesday morning on all sides The harbor in the vicinity of Bay Ridge pre sented a lively scene at an early hour Crafts of all descriptions were there assem bled Those propelled by steam darted hither and thither while tho respective crews of the fleet of yachts at anchor made hurried preparations to follow the racers over the course On board the two crafts hi whom the in terest of tho yachting fraternities of two nations waa centered their crews were busily putting everything in shape and adding Bn ishing touches here and there As the morn ing wore on the hago gradually lifted but the wind did not increase Among some yachts men the belief was expressed that the race would not bo started But the start waa made and the course was over the regular course of the New York Yacht club The was from Owls Head Just below Bay Ridge and from thence the course laid through the narrows following the ship chan nel to tho southwest spit thence around the buoys at that point to buoy No 5 off Sandy Hook which tho yachts passed on the out sida The outer mark was Sandy Hook light ship from which the yachts returned over tho same course finishing at buoy No 15 under the bluff olf Fort Wadsworth Following is a description oJ the race given by bulletins gun fired Thistle has crossed the line ahead of Volunteer Volunteer has crossed and ths start is made at last Both yachts are close hauled on tho port tack each carrying main and club topsails small Jib top sails jibs and staysails The Thistles lead is small but she leems to move more rapidly in the light air The wind is light and variable veering to westerly The Thistle is almost motionless and the Volunteer has the lead of a short distance Thistle has now got a little wind and is moving slowly The Volunteer has a slight lead of perhaps three cables lengths and holds it in the very little wind that comes from the west Wind has fallen very light Volunteer has now struck a lit tie streak of wind but the Thistle is almost entirely becalmed The Yankee heels grace fully and is making good time and increas Boston beauty Volunteer is now drawing near the finish and presents a magnificent appearance The bay is well nigh covered with boats of all kinds One enthusiastic skipper just gave her a gun salute and pre parations ore being made on tho ramparts of Kort Wadsworth to fire a salute in her honor as she crosses tbo line BOUNDING THX Volunteer finished at The din of whistles and guns was deafening As she crossed she dropped her spinnaker and rounded up nodding gracefully in the breeze as if to acknowledge the to her vic tory The Thistle crossed the line at 54145 A WET DAY AT ST LOUIS COMPELS THE POSTPONEMENT OF THE GRAND PARADE SENT TO PRISON Oscar One of the Chicago Now In Jollet CHICAGO Sept one of the convicted Anarchists who was sentenced to fifteen years hi prison was taken to Joliet at 9 oclock Monday evening and landed at the penitentiary at oclock This sud den move in case was decided on Monday when the order of the supreme court arrived It was deemed best to send to Joliet as quickly and quietly as possible The only persons who knew of the proposed move were Chief Deputy Gleason and Chief Clerk to whom Shoriff Matson imparted the information Choking Train Off NEW Your Sept Francii Train did not lecture Monday night as he announced that he would do A large crowd attracted by the advertisement as in front of the hall but the doors were not opened nor was any explanation given It ia rumored however that Capt Black and other friends of the Anarchists thought that Mr Trains lecture on Sunday night did more harm than good and asked him to keep still It Is understood that Train will carry out his plan of a lecturing tour throughout the country in spite of op position TORPID known by these marked 1 A of and palas la th Hart a Bid breata bal la the and fined I of 4 la las of tke head nausea dte and yellowness of gkin 5 low of ot th and bowels by wind T of spirits and melancholy aid a Imposition to leave for A natural fiw of Bile the is to food health When this is ob it in BILIOUSNESS I malls ot Con have In 16 to K ot which laid ma ap for taxee or foar dars LaMr I kav been taking Liver nave any to bm HUM sport Ohio to tad OR rant of H A Ok Philadelphia Fa VIEW OF THE HACK ing her lead There is a magnificent fleet of sail and steam craft behind the stretching in aa almost unbroken lino from shore to shore It is the finest picture ever seen in New York bay Volunteer just a mag puff of wind and she started ahead with a great rush the Thistle still waiting behind in a calm She leads the Scotchman by nearly a mile at this moment is approaching the fort and a great cheer has gone up from the throats of the thousands of spectators The took up the refrain and they gave her a rousing sand off She moves very fast The Thistle now has a good full wind but is not moving as lively as her rival The Volunteer passed Fort Wodsworth at 1 oclock and the Thistle passed the same point at The excursion boats are making a break for the front The sails of the teer are drawing finely while the Thistles shake for lack of wind Volunteer hag opened the gap considerably and she is now certainly two miln ahead and still gaining She heels gracefully and her sails seem to draw better than the Thistles Both have the same wind at this time It blows from the west about eight miles an hour There is considerable hate in the lower bay and Sandy Hood is hid from view The fleet of excursionists has passed the fort and ore spread out in the rear The long lead of the Yankee is cred on shore to superior seamanship In bold ing on the first tack toward Staten island At the Volunteer was disappearing in the hate opposite lower quarantine with a lead of at least two miles Both yachts are carrying club topsails of the largest sura mainsails and three yachts are now off West bank on the starbaard tack heading toward the Long island shore The Volunteer has a club topsail up and the Thistle is carrying a gaff topsail Otherwise their sails are simi lar yachta are now approaching buoy No 10 N J Sept yachts have just coma distinctly into sight At p guns and whistles an that the Volunteer had rounded the spit yachts ore heading for the Sandy Hook lightship They are about at the point of the hook with the Volunteer ap six minutes in the lead Wind very light Fog still hangs over Volunteer Is still on starboard tack outside tho hook about ona and a quar ter miles ahead of the Thistle which is draw ing near the point ol the hook Wind south east nine miles an hour hazy Volunteer has Just rounded Bandy Hook lightship Thistle in going toward the lightship has just passed the Volunteer com ing home The Thistle can now be seen in the mist turning the Sandy Hook At this hour there are gathered on tho bluffs at Fort Wadsworth fully 5000 people waiting to return of the yachts The tops of the bluff are literally black with people and the drives are crowded with oi every description A constant stream ol Ole are coming up the road and if the i occurs before dark it will be seen bv more people from shore than ever an international race in former veara is approaching the point of the hook Bbo la about eight ahead has just turned the spit buoy HOOK Sept now passing buoy 5 Thistle breaks out her spinnaker Four WADSWORTH Sept are coming home with a wind blowing fifteen miles an hour astern Both are carry Ing all their light tails but the Volunteer is to have maintained her long lead A great gathering of sail and steam t baa taken place in the vicinity of the finishing Thirtle ha been on the honion and is coming out of the mist carrying about the same as the Mrs Parsons Fined CHICAGO Sept A R Parsons the noted female Anarchist was fined by Justice Lyons Tuesday morning for vio lating the municipal code by distributing hei husbands address in the form of a handbill The court at once suspended to fine A FALLS THROUGH Mrs Doane Talks of Her Sons Confine ment In an Insane Asylum MEMPHIS Tonn Sept Doane has this to say of the reports that tbe rela tives of Samuel Doane her son were plot ting to gain his wealth by keeping him in an asylum There is not a word of truth in tbe story published Tor sixteen years ha baa been af and periodically takes violent spells during which it is unsafe to have him around Dr Houston our old family phy brother to Gen J 8 Houston gov ernor of Alabama Raid before Samuel be came affected that he was afraid that catarrh which my son had in a violent form would reach his brain The fear wafl realized Tbe pain he suffered 1 suppose drove Sam to the use of morphine and other opiates These he haa been taking for sev eral years We did all we could to cure him sending him to the very best asylums in the land but to no effect none of the institutions would him except for a short time be fore they would send him back saying that he was all right and would give no further trouble but in a week he would be Just as bad as ever It was dangerous to have him in the house Time after time he has threat ened and tried to kill me and hia father and tho children Finally he did kill his father through trouble and I suppose will kill me in the same way No mortal knows what I have suffered because of this one child son seems to have a frantic desire to spend money It seems to be hia object to bank rupt the family and the way he makes away with every sent he can get his hands on la fearful Dr J B Sawyer the family physician makes a statement verifying the above ai does also Capt Pat Hanchett of the police force NEW YORK DEMOCRACY The State Convention in SeMlon at Sara Liquor Question SARATOGA N Y Sept New Tork Democratic state convention was called to order at Tuesday Hon George Raines was selected for temporary chairman and conducted to the platform amid tumul applause Addressing the chair Mr Raines heartily thanked the convention for the courtesy bestowed on him and pledged to perform his duty to the beat of his He then proceeded to review the honest work of Democracy His reference to various public acts of President Cleveland were received with long continued applause Reference to the presidents exercise of the veto power and his prompt approval of every measure in the interest of the people at large brought down the halL The conclusion ol Mr Raines speech was greeted with groat enthusiasm The secretaries were then se At p m the convention adjourned un til B p m The following planks on tho liquor question have been prepared by tbe Citizens Organization of Now York for sub mission to the committee on resolutions I While wo recognize the evils of Intemperance and the necessity of by the law the sale of intoxicating liquors we are for such excise legislation only which is reasonable and practica ble and therefore effectual Sunday being a civic day of rest we declare that a guarantee of the enjoyment of this rest to each Individual without interfering with the righto and religious Ideas or others should be tbe underlying principle in all future Sunday Uon A Female Manager Beaten W Y Sept Clarke manager of Clarkes Female min strels was severely beaten by some of members of his company at Palatine Bridge depot Monday and is reported to be seri hurt After tbe fight the boarded a train for Johnstown and the row was resumed on tbe cars where it i said Clarke was cut with a sword by one of the women Clarke had been arrest edin Utica for conducting an immoral show had had tbe opera bouses at Little Falls and Herki mer closed against him after contracting foi their use and finally attempted to leave some of his company without paying them Wants to Fight Jem Carney NEW YOKK Sept J O Desverney a colored pugilist visited The Bun office Monday night to say that he wai anxious to Jem Carney the English champion and defend the cham of America claimed by Carney be canae Jack McAuliffe wont fight him weight Is 135 pounds but he will meet Carney at the weight 133 pounds The professors first and only battle was with Johnny Banks In Har lem last fall He whipped Banks in nim rounds Thousands of Visitors Disappointed at the Tarn of Whole Programme of the Encampment Thrown Out ol Gear by tike Tattle on the Ground ST Louis Sept grand parade of the Grand Army of tho Republic which was to have taken place Tuesday had to be post poned on account of rain During tho morn ing thu heavens ware scanned for some indi cation of a break but the clouds extended in a solid mass and not a single bright spot could be detected through which a ray of hope could penetrate Overhead the rain soaked bunting hung listless and demoralised with scarce enough life to respond to the chilly damp breeze that tried its best to galvanize tho emblems of welcome into soms possible semblance of life and spirit Alto gether the outlook was wretched for the tens of thousands of visitors who bad gath ered from far and near and still worse for the veterans who had proposed to make tbe parade the most Imposing and memorable m the history of the order Throughout the night and early morning trains were arriving almost continually at tbe Union depot and a neverending proces sion poured out of the structure darkness It was close upon midnight whan the Iowa delegation showed up at tbe Laclede Ben James M Tuttle was among them and was instantly besieged by comrades who wanted to know how true was the report that he proposed to otter a resolution censuring the president Gripsack in hand the braced himself against a pillar and waited until the volley of queries had ceased Then he said I wont say what Im going to do I didnt come here to act like a bull in e for I raised enough when I was here before I say this much however that tho people of St Louis ought to be greatly obliged to me for what I did They can see by tbe Wheeling and Omaha incident what the foaling of the Grand Army is toward Cleveland and if he had come here the devil would been to pay I hear that Black Rosencrans and a lot ol friends of the president are going to offer a resolution censuring and myself Now ws want harmony but if they under take to bring politics into the encampment well make them sick before they gel through There are soms people who have been stooping to some mighty contemptible things hi persecuting me but let them look out inside of a weak the people will thank me for what I have done An informal but highly important meeting waa held late Monday night at the Southern hotel by a number of post officers and dele gates of the Grand Army for the purpose ol advising with each other as to the desirability of holding the next encampment in June 1883 The fact that many accusations had been made to the effect that the organization was political in its character rendered it in the opinion of many inexpedient to hold the during the fall when a presiden tial canvass was at its height and when there would be an unusually favorable opportunity to distort individual expressions of opinion into official declarations of the Grand Army It was accordingly decided that June U recommended as the date for tho next an encampment When this determination was reached a deputation called upon Gen Fairchild and acquainted him with the result ot their deliberations Gen Fanchild ex pressed hia approval of the proposed change and stated that he would support it in the en A large number of delegates not present at the conference were favorably im pressed with the plan and there is every probability that it will be adopted As early as 7 oclock Tuesday morning the various posts and department divisions began to assemble at their respective head quarters to form for the parade and great masses of people collected on the sidewalks along tho route There was no cessation ot the rain however and shortly before 1C oclock it was decided at a consultation be tween the heads of the various that the parade would have to go one day When the fact of the postpone ment was generally known considerable dis satisfaction was expressed beth by the com rades and the visitors and several of the lo cal and visiting posts with bands playing and colors flying made parades on their own hook to demonstrate their independence ol the weather All the arrangements for the encampment are thrown out of gear by the change in plans Tbe open ing of the National Womens Re lief corps has been postponed until Thurs day and business session of the encamp ment will probably have to go over until the same day unless it is found possible to get the delegates together at the close of the pa rade Even then a half day will have been lost and some of the receptions and sions that had been planned will have to be abandoned in order to admit of the holding of night sessions The great reunion of states at Forest park which was to have The Fine Lot of Hat Trimming Ribbons Advertised last week has arrived and we will hold A Special Sale of Them On ToMorrow Thursday September 29 Big Bargains may be anticipated The Ladies are Cordially Invited Wiler Wise Bee Hive encamp been one of the great events of the ment is likely to go by the board CIt appears to be conceded that It win be impossible to keep politics out of the business sessions of the encampment Several at the delegates are known to loaded and primed on either side of the rebel flag controversy and it will only require a touch of the match to the powder to precipitate an explosion that may be disastrous to peace harmony and goodwill even If it does not imperil the fu ture unity of the Beneath all of the Jollification the social reunions and the renewals of old associations there is apparent a tension and an rent of feeling which has not yet been mani at any previous gathering of the boys in blue and while the delegates of a conser mould deplore the outlook for a stormy time they admit that seems to be inevitable Smashed Picture MONTREAL Sept Idea of how the Irish In Quebec are incensed over the sojourn ot Lord Lansdowne in the ancient capital can be obtained by the following Saturday evening over 500 persons moat of whom were Irish congregated on the wharf of Levis ferryboat to witness tbe reception that the Salvation Army were to give to some ot their coreligionists whom they expected from the maritime provinces When the boat arrived a man was seen working his way through the crowd holding above his head a large framed picture Boms one shouted Lansdowne and the cry was token up by almost the whole crowd Disgraceful cries could be heard such as Get on to dirty face and Smash tbs picture etc The next mo ment volleys of stones fell like hail upon the picture which was smashed to atoms Many Passengers Injured NASHVILLE Tenn Sept north bound passenger train on tbe Mobile it Ohio road was wrecked two miles south of Jack son Tuesday morning There were thirty passengers on board more than half of whom were more or lew hurt It is feared two of will die The train waa running tomj miles an hour when tbe jumped tho track and every coach and tke tender went over an embankment Or St In Jail CHICAGO Sept Leonard St John who has for several weeks been under bond to answer the charge of complicity in UK conspiracy in the escape of wai rearrested Monday night and locked up in the country jail as the authorities have dis covered his surety to be insufficient Our Cholera Patients NKW Sept 87There wai oni death Tuesday among the passengers of the Italian steamer who an quarantined down the bay that of man 47 yean old death im The other are reported to be doing wall MIXED THOSE BABIES UP THE SCANDAL OF THE CENTURY IF THE STORY PROVES TRUE A Woman In Now York Who To Bo the Daughter of Queen The Crown Princes Wife Said To the ol a Morganatic Strange Story NEW Bept Caroline P Guelph the name by which a woman at present in New York makes herself known is about to publish a book which is destined to worry the crown prince of Germany and may even attract the notice of the ruler of England and empress of India In short this woman claims she Is the first born of Prince Albert and Victoria Guelph while the wife of crown prince is the daughter of a German who was morganatically married to Albort prior to his attachment to the queen of England Whether this woman who is also known as the Princess Sophia Adelaide is merely an adventuress borrowing her idea from Gil berts mixing up of and Capt Corcoran in Pinafore is not stated but there is small probability her story gain ing credence Her story is as follows Prince Albert before his marriage with Queen Victoria was married morganatically to the countess Reuss in Germany In No vember 1840 Victoria and the coun tess gave birth to female children almost at the same tuna Tho countess under a throat of exposure compelled Prince Albert to ex change the two infants a substitution which was effected through the intervention of the royal nurse The queens child was taken to Prance in charge or Lady Anna Campbell and was brought up in her care until her 8th year at Poissy near Paris a Bavarian serv ant named Peter Beidd being their protector The queens child was called Sophia Ad laido The countess child remained in the royal household in England was brought up as a princess and is now the wife of the crown prince of Germany In 1848 or thereabouts Sophia Adelaide then about 8 years old was sent to a convent near Munich in Bavaria where she was edu for a few years She afterword was taken to SchleswigHolstein where she and Lady Ann Campbell lived for some time in the house of a friend and agent of Prince Albert named the Count De who passed at uncle to Sophia Adelaide Ia hia charge dnd that of Lady Anna Sophia Ade laide went to Italy and France and after ward when about 12 years old to the Isle of Bourbon in the Indian ocean They soon re moved to Quito in South America and thence to New Orleans the date being about The cholera was making great ravages and they removed for precaution to Dayton Ohio where her protector tho Count De Lundi took cholera and died Before bis death he disclosed to Sophia Adelaide the mystery of her birth and gave her a me dallion with a portrait of her mother Queen Victoria The deathbed wa nude In the presence and hearing of Dr Bradbeck the attending physician and Father Hahn or Hahnemann the officiating priest In order to give Sophia Adelaide the protection of his name De married her on his deathbed Father Hahn performing the A few Lady Ann died and Sophia Adelaide now the wid owed countess of Lndwig was left alone in a strange country She then went to live at New Orleans with the family of a Col Pierce she had previ made She was m receipt ol a hand some pension from England Her father wrote urging her to return thither but she was afraid of being immured In a convent and declined and left New Orleans for Day ton by the Mississippi steamer which however was burned on the trip and sunk about 100 lives being lost Sophia Adelaide though severely scalded by steam was saved but all her papers and were lost She reached Dayton and after ward In 1859 married an American physi cian of Kentucky In 1811 her father died In 1870 she ob a divorce from her husband and turned to Europe traveling there for sev eral years All this time her pension had been regularly paid her through the Rev Edward of England About WTO it was suddenly stopped Sb had become acquainted with John Brown Queen Victorias Highland servant and ap pealed to him regarding her pension and he sent her money on two or three occasions but be died In 1883 and she has since been THE NEWS IN BRIEF In Missouri me naturalizing China nico under instructions George Jr the inventor of the airbrake is worth Secretary sees nothing in tho financial condition at which people need be alarmed A college for women modeled after Welles ley and Vassar is to be established at Den ver Colo as soon as possible John N Campbell a veteran of the war of 1813 and the Black Hawk war died at Clinton Ills Monday at the age of 93 years A little Michigan girl has without assist ance picked and mounted on cards and ex at a church fair 2125 specimens of James a Cowlin an importer of at 373 Church street New York failed Mon day He gave preferences for and owes about The between and Jem Carney has been postponed for weeks from Got 8 Carney receiving 500 for agreeing to the postponement Texas fever has again broken out among cattle ot Tekamah Mob where it is alleged the infection has been communicated by na tive stock and not by Texans Marie famous necklace of pearls wich went round her neck in sixteen strings is now for sale at the shop of one of the principal jewelers in Berlin Associated Press dispatches from Santa are to the effect that there has been no out break of Apache Indians in Arizona and that all is upon the southwestern reser vation An assignment was made Monday at Still water Minn by the Matt Clark Transpor tation company Mr Clark also making a personal assignment The liabilities are fig ured at with The failure Is announced of the Enterprise Brewing company of Philadelphia with assets and liabilities The Brewers association is charged with causing the disaster by organizing against the com pany At N Y early Sunday morn ing Walter C Brown a veteran soldier shot his paramour Mrs Sarah Henderson widow of a New York volunteer and then cut his throat with a jackknife dying The woman is severely wounded O Preston tho Union Labor party candi date for secretary of state of New York Monday retired in favor of John candidate of the United Labor party It il believed the entire Union Labor ticket will be withdrawn and the United ticket will hi indorsed The first society wedding of the Boston sea son was that of Mary the youngest daughter of George H Chickering of piano fame and Lieut John Vernon Ruxton oJ Condensed R R St Cotral Bradford Division Richmond f In Division i m taws MO p m rait Lint M a ai Slata Division f 9 aMall Haute J W 8 2 P 10 40 p m 8 45 p S 20par ticket for Hi to all In tt imt call on or W O i WET PacHo Expresa dally 730 m 135 Expres J m St m KAIT New York dally 429 Toledo Bandar a m 4a6p ni Wabash Went 8t and Boiton 4 Ss M m New York limited 4 M i S Atlantic 20 p m WMT 10 15 p m 7 35 S m Mall and t 17 p m Rodney STRAIN Ireland and the British army Phillips Brooks officiated Tho groom was dazzling in his full Royal Artillery uniform of green and black silver cordon top boots and spurs Hallway Consolidation Pa Sept Articles of merger and consolidation were filed at the state department Tuesday consolidating the New York Chicago St Louis company the Railway company and the Cleveland State Line Rail way company to be known as the New York Chicago Bt Louis Railway company The directors of tho consolidated company art William E Vanderbilt Cornelius Frederick W Vanderbilt H McK bloy James A Roosevelt John a Kennedy Daniel W Frank A M Roed Depew Frederick P Olcott J A Wade and Allyn Cox The president is Daniel W Caldwell of Cleve land The amount of the capital stock of the consolidated company is 130000000 and the object is to complete the Vanderbilt system to the west without regular means of support She states that she has appealed to her royal connections for justice and recognition but in vain and she has now returned tc America to appeal to public opinion here to aae it she can not get Justice in that way She is now in New York superintending the publication of the story of her life which i expected to be out in a few days and t create a sensation She certainly bears a most remarkable resemblance to Queen Vic toria whom she mother claims to be her real Undertakers 613 BROADWAY Telephone No 63 Promptly Attended day or J WILKES FORD CO AM III FELT ROOFERS Materials Our Tk In are i veir bent quality of Felt And In Moon facilities for doing wo such dial mean do the and Gravel urne asli In on 11 th nT In Chicago at a lower than Tin or Iron and oar roofs tor Tears material wih roll an uon how to do tbe of furnish an man The at Ilia Ills Sept The conference session Monday was devoted principally tc hearing reports from the different Methodist Prohibition Question to Tennessee Tenn Sept Antl Prohibitionists had a Monday night and n very large audience was present Prohibition meetings wore held at a of places In the city and considerable inter est was manifested Cot president of the state Temperance alliance said Mon day that he thought the would carry the state by a good majority Mr KInney president of the State Dealers association declined to be Inter Prayer meetings were held in many churches by temperance women Women in a number of towns have decided to work at the polls colleges Tbe treasurers report showed 000 for J W Bonier a Congre minister from and T C a Church of God minister were admitted to the conference The historical society was formed with D N Davies at president James Leaton aa secretary and J Pox Worthy as treasurer Resolutions were adopted advising the independence of Chris tian voters in view of the attitude of all po parties on the liquor question but urg ing opposition to all candidates using liquor or favoring business The also favored municipal suffrage for women MORMONS PLEAD GUILTY Two Latter Saints Sentenced to Six Months ID the SALT LAKE Utah Sept tho States district court Monday morning Joseph H Ridges and Henry Mormons pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation de clining to obey the law in the future Both were sentenced to six months in the tiary the maximum penalty It bad boon thought by some that in view of the adoption of the proposed state constitution forbidding polygamy Mormons arrested for violation of the Edmunds act would discontinue polyg amous relation and obey tbe law but it seems from Mondays proceedings that th old order of things is to continue ao far aa In are whatever the Mor mons as a community may vote to do Ridges is th man who built the famous big organ in tbe tabernacle Thomas F Harris a gentile is now on trial or polygamy hii wife being a against him Hf has already served a term of six months for unlawful cohabitation and to likely to years for i THE NEW QUININE Gives Good appetite New strength Quiet nerves Happy days Sweet sleep A POWERFUL TONIC that the most delicate stomach will bear A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA RHEUMATISM NERVOUS PROSTRATION and all The most scientific and blood Superior to quinine RV Wm Lucas Church O endorse Kaskins as jut what you claim an tor quinine with none of 1U bad Hra Lacai had a serious form of maimin was to her bed for bad her up and In a few days and In a abort time cured Living to the malarial of became a victim of wont I drugged my avalL wit with quinine end other a I reduced HIIM 1 heard of Its curative were a medical to me It cured me and I have not had a ratora ot trouble J B A Oh Maryland agricultural College from the above persona tall will bs sent on can taken without an
