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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26

immediate friends and relatives OF the bride
and groom were present
Mr.. Stewart is assistant chiet engineer
of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, and is
we'll known in this city. Miss Lizzie
Clements was bridemaid and Mr.. John NC
Lean, brother of the bride, acted as best
man. After the ceremony the young couple
left on the night express for Buffalo, New
York and other eastern cities.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
Wedding Bells TO Ring.

The marriage of Miss Agnes waIz.
daughter of Mr.. Charles Walz, the artist,
to Mr.. Rudolph Sommerfeld, is announ ced
for the early part of next month.
Miss Walz is charming young lady. whose
graces are greatly admired by host OF
friends, who will be interested in the an
nouncement
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
SCHOOL PICNICs.

Pupils, Teachers and Friends Spend a
Happy Day in the Country.
The Ralston School held its annual pic
mic yesterday at Hutton. Six hundred
pupils, under the guardianship of Principal
Burgoyne and j. j. Mcclure, had a pleas
ant time, and returned home tired. but
happy.
The Wickershsm School children. with
their teachers, parents and friends, had an
enjoyable picnic at Aliouippa Yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
Expect Gas or Oil.

An immense flow of gas has been struck
in the we'll on the w. j. Wood farm on
Narrows run. This is a well in which Mr..
Beardsley, of Titusville, is interested.
People between Stoops' Ferry and Shouse-
town begin TO think they are con the belt.n
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
Mrs. =. A. Williams.

| ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.i
ERIE. June 25.-Mrs. S. A Williams died to-day
| at the age of 80. Deceased was former resident
| of Philadelphia, and is the mother of four sons,
who are leading Philadelphia and Erie merchants.
She was notable for her well preserved intellect.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
MARRIED.
Resideuca

ROSE-CHASE-Tuesda evening, June "a,
at Christ NJ. E. Church, by the Rev. DR.. Eel
ton, assisted by Bishop John H. Vincent,
HANSON WHEELER ROSE and Miss ANNIE
HoWES CHASE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
Cincinnati Claims $50, ,9S6.

CINCINNAATI, June 25.-With II pre-
cipcts estimated the ceHsus shows CIncin-
nati's population to be 2S0, ,9S6 This is
10. 600 to 20, 900 below previous estimates.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
BARGAINS IN
UMBRELLAS.

26-inch sterling silver han
dies, best quality Windsor,
will not split or fade, former
prices S., $6 and S7,these you
can have your choice of at
81. Our s. and So 50 20
inch is the best value ever
shown at these prices. We
have a beautiful assortment of
handles to selectfrom at 81 50
and 81 IS, and good quality
cloth. Then our 24-inch at
s. is better than anything
shown at S.; all colors and
beautiful assortment of ham
dies.
For gentlemen we have a
beautiful line of silver and
silver on wood and natural
wood handles and the best
possible values.
Do not forget you can have
your old umbrella recovered,
while you wait, with any quail
ity cloth. Prices range from
81 IS to s. IS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
AT PRETTY LoGAps FERRY.

Miss Katherine Mclean Becomes the Bride
Of viii j. stewart.
Miss Katherine Mclean, of Loean's
Ferry, and Mr.. Will J. Stewart. of Par.
nassus. were married last evening, at 8
o'clock. at the home of the bride, in the
quiet little town where she lives. Only the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
FIVE HOURS SINGLE.
Woman Married Immediately After
Being Divorced.

ScorTsBURG, IND, June 25.-Andrew Dry
brough an Indian doctor travelling with a di-
vision of the White Cloud show, and Mrs. Lii
lie Linsey, nee Fry, were married by Elder G.
A. Wanker this evening. The widow had been
divorced but five hours when the marriage
ceremony was performed.
The court records had not been signed by
the Judge. The took the night train for Sey-
mo1r, leaving 100 people at the depot cheering
them on .heir way.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
Hod Cnrrier. sill Our.

The hod carriers of McKeesport are still
out, and it is now thought they will win.
They want an advance o. 25 per cent or an
increase of from So to 50 30 per day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26

FITS, spasms, st. Vitus dance, nervous
ness and hvsteria are soon cured by Dr.
Miles Nervine. Free samples at Jos.
Fleming & Sons, Market st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26

JERsEYs-Not many left, but those we
have will be offered to close at about a reg
ular prices. HUGUS & HACKE.
TTSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
WAISTS! WAISTS !

To those who were disappointed
last week in not getting those Per-
Gale Shirt Waists, we would say
that they are now in stock, but as
the quantity is limited we would
ask them to come as soon as pos
sible, as the demand is greater than
the supply. We are doing our level
best to keep up, but find it impos-
sible. Price, 81 49.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
A YOUNGSTOWN WEDDING,
Which Was Attended by Many Guests From
Pittsburg.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPAToH.i
YOUNGSTOWN, June 25-The nuptials of
George L. Fordyce. a leading merchant of this
city, and Miss Grace Walton we're celebrated
here to-day at the home of the bride, Rev. DIR.
D. II. Evans officiating. Many relatives from
Pittsburg, Cleveland and Salem were in attend
ance.
After the ceremony the couple left for
Scipio N, Y, and will visit several weeks at
the seashore, returning home August l.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26
TO SWIM THE WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS,

Two Men TO Undertake the Hazardous
Venture on July a.
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, June 25.-J. L.
Soules, of Muskegon, Mich, and Samuel
Smith, of Lewiston, N. Y, have made all
necessary arrangements to swim the Whirlpool
rapids on July 4. for purse OF $500 The first
man out of the whirlpool is to get the purse.
The men will enter e water with small row.
boats at the Old Maid of the Mist landing, un-
der the cantilever bridge. Both will be attired
in bathing suits and vests made of cork. They
will start between and 4PM.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26

In light colors are very dressy,
trimmed with Inserting and Ruff1es
of Point d'Esprit and Mechlin
Laces or Vandyke Points of Open
Embroidery.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04
Jak pomagaja emigrantom no.
WOiOrcZanie.

New York.-Zaledwie kilka ty-
godni up}yne}o, a juz drugie oszu-
stwo pope}nione zosta}o W gronie
tych pelakow, kt6rzy g}osno obiecy-
wall s.ponoc polskim przybyszom." :"
Jakis Norejko sprzedawa{ polskich
przybysz6w farmerom do ciezkiej
piracy; a nowym oszustem jest ucho-
dzacy "a doktora, 26-letni panicz ma
zwiskiem a. Grytza, albo Grace.
Pozycza} on pieniadze cd rozmaitych
os6b ma swe imie ma imie ''Organi-
ZACH dla pomocy emigrantom." O.
bietnicami sciagna} Lyon Noun
tsins jakiegos Wolagiewicza, kt6re-
mu obiecywa} wyrobic miejsce agen
ia emigracyjnego, q tymczssem wy
1udzi} cd niego $50 dolar6w. M
tenn pewnie ukohczy sic opieka mad
emigrantami.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04

lennicy pana Kolasinskiego nadal
W swym grzesznym uporze pozostad
pragna'i ami kardyna}a Symeoniego,
ami samego Papieza ME chca sluchat.
Ma list Rzymu wygotowa4 komitet
koscielny parafi pana Kolasinskiego
odpowiedz, W ktorej wyraznie po-
wiada: Niechaj przyjdzie GO chce.
my pod zadnym warunkiem "a Ia
dina Gene cd ksiedza Kolasinskiego
ME odstapimy. Jest mas 27S0(D i
trzymamy dzis MIN silniej niz da-
wniej. Ostatnie pismo nadeszle z
Rzymu tylko jeden skutek wywar}o:
dobrowolne sk1adki ia budowe no.
wego koscio}a podwoi}y sic W laden
sposob parafia os }abiona ME zosta}a
ami jeden cz}ouek cd niej ME odpad}
Budowe naszego koscio4a poprowa-
dzimy dalej, bez przeszk6d ME
troszac sic wcale tych, kt6rzy nam
groza lub obietnice czynia".
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04
Teatralne poswiecenie organow.

Filler City, Mich. DO polskiego
koscio}a W Manistee, Mich, zosta}y
sprowadzone organy nowe, W kto-
rem miescie fabryce So robione do
tad jest pod tajemnica. Maja one ko-
sztowac 2,1OO dolar6w (???), ktora
to sumo wielb. ks. Koz}owski skole-
ktowa} cd polak6w, pred kilkoma
tygodniami. w niedziele 21 Wrzes.
og}oszono ambony, re we wtorek
% Wrzes. o s godz. wieczorem, od-
bedzie sic poswiecenie nowych orga-
now, po}aczone nieszporami i wy
stawieniem Naisw. Sakramentu. w
dniu zapowiedzianym oznaczonej
godzinie zeszli sic para6anie do kos
cio4a, oraz przybyio wiele protestant
tow innonarodowcow, chcacy WI
dziec katolickie ceremonie. koscio}
by} olsniony mn6stwem swiat}a, od-
by}o sic poswiecenie organ6w, ma
stapi}y nieszpory. Przy odg}osie or
ganow odspiewano 6 psalm6w, po-
,niedzy ktoremi przegrywane by}y
rome walce kadryle przez arty-
stow muzykalnych, kt6rych wielb.
ks. K, jake znawc6w organ6w, spro-
wadzi}. w czasie nieszporow odby-
wa}a sic kolekta ma zap}acenie znaw-
COW organow, ktora ks. K. W nie-
dziele poprzednia og}osi}, zapowia-
dajac z CORY, zeby sic parafane po-
czuli do obftej ofary, gdyz z owej
okrag}ej sunny, kt6ra skolektowa}
ponad 2,l00 dol, ME chcia}by rusza6
re s'swej kasy". Parafanie oe-
DAG pewnymi, ze ich grosz jest mad
wyzka po mad $2,100, bardzo leni-
vie cokolwiek koprowiny rzucili ma
tace. Po ukohczeniu psalmow lud O.
czekiwa} wystawienia Najsw. sakra-
mentu, lecz wielb. ks. Kozl. znik}
wielkiego o}tarza ukaza} sic ma
chorze. Pokazuje sic, re ks. K. albo
zapomnia} wystawic Najsw. Sakra-
ment, albo tez wstydzi} sic pokaza6
protestantom nasze najdrozsze tajem-
nice WARY, W ktorych ukrywa sic
b6stwo Jezusa Chrystusa. Lub tez
zapomnia} slow Jakich Chrystus Pan
naucza: "Wszelki tedy, kt6ryby
mnie wyzna{ pred ludzmi, wyznam
80 ia pred Ojcem moim, kt6ry jest
W nieblesiech." Lud pobozny sly
szac, ze nieszpory zakohczaja sic tea
tralnemi kawa}kami, powoi z nieza-
dowolona nina wyni6s} sic Domu
Bozego, uozostawiajac ks. K. mu-
zykantami i drobnemi "bojami'' ma
cb6rze, ME powiedziawszy nawet pa
ra6anom "B6g zap}ac,' ze organy
sprawili. Kosper Sottys.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04
ROSinski dOStaf "lanie.o

Pittsburg, Paw dniu 2S-ym
Wrzesnia, J6zef Rosihski spotka{ sic
z kilkoma obywatelami ma ulicy "a
cza} wymysla6 ma redaktora AMERY-
III po }obuzowsku, nazywajac go
moskalem, etc. Ale wnet mu pysk
zamknieto, gdy jeden obecnych o.
dezwa} sic: "k}amiesz, DO Paryski
jest lepszym polakiem niz ty, z
pomiedzy wszystkich redaktor6w
polskich on jest najlepszym obrohca
religji katolickiej. Paryski Pana
Jezusa ME sprzedawa}, ani ME dlu-
bal anio}6w, AMI ME bluzni} przeciw
religji, jak ty szubrawcze czynisz to
codziennie!" w kilka godzin p6z-
niej Rosihski spotka} sic kilkoma
polakami przedsiebiorcy pogrze-
bow F'ifera. Tu znow zacza} wymy-
sla6 ma p. Paryskiego. Rosihski 70
sta} wysmiany, bo ma s}owa prawdy
ME m6g} znales6 cd dpowiedzi. Roz-
gniewa}o 60 to mocno j, z godnoscia
}obuza - rozb6jnika, uderzy} pana
Sewerage, ktory W odwet z{apa}
napastnika "a gard}o rzna} o zie-
nie, tax az sic injury zatrzes}y. Gdy
k}ad} Rosihskiemu ma sk6re, CO mu
sic naleza}o, pan Blaszak rozbroni}
walczacych.
Mech teraz ludzie sami osadza.
czy to wypada ma wydawce gazety
wszczynac b6jke podczas sprzeczki o
zasady?
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04
POlska pOlityka W Manistee.

Manistee, Mich.-Jak d4ugo tylko
polacy W Manistee istnieja, zawsze
trzymali sic partyi demokratycznej.
w roku biezacym pewien ''polityk'
tax pokierowa1 polakami pred wy
borami wiosennemi, ze ich wszyst.
kich przerobi} ma republikan6w
w}asnie g'osy polskie pomog}y re-
publikahskim kandydatom otrzyma6
urzeda. CT republikahscy urzednicy
tax sic odwdzieczyli, ze W niedziele
" zadnem salonie, chociazby W maj
wiekszej potrzebie, szklanki piwa
ME MONA dostac do wypicia, DO ma
salonlst6w wielkie kary So pa}ozone.
Obecnie przy nadchodzacych jesien-
nych wyborach polaoy wszyscy wr6-
ca do dawnej swej partyi i juz W
tym celu odbyli mityng. KS. Ko-
z}owski zajmuje sic wielce polltyka,
bo to mu przynosi zyski. Policqjt.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04
IOtrOstwa ROsinskjegO.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-Rosihski dosta}
W biezacym tygodniu tegie lanie Cd
polak6w ma South Side i ledwie
moze lazic. Me pierwszy to raz Ro-
sihski zosta} pobity. Niedawno temu
poszed@ do salonu p. .Becka tam
chcia} sprzeda6 obraz Pana Jezusa.
Zacza} bluzni6 tam przeciwko kato-
lickiej religii, a Najswiestza Matke
Boska, to nazywa}. ."dziewka." "
By1o W salonie tym kilku katolickich
airysz6w i }otrowi temu wytrzepali
sk6re tax, re by& jakis czas chory.
Szkoda ze cz}owieka tego swieta
ziemia nosi, DO udaje on poboznego
katolika, jest najgorszym bluz-
nierca.
Ten wisus Rosihski, ma swiete
rzeczy mic ME zwaza dla obrazow
poswiecanych ME ma poszanowania
wcale. Ia pieniadze cz}owiek ten
ME waha} by sic pope}nic najwiek-
szego bluznierstwa swietokractwa,
Jest on z profesyi szewc-partacz, ale
rzemios}a swego ME pilnuje, jeno
t}ucze sic jak zyd po rozmaitych
katach.
Niedawno dopusci} sic on swieto-
kractwa, ukrad& statuy Anio}6w z
kruchtty, jak by1o zamieszane przy
aukcyi: A zeby je mog} sprzedad,
to wyd}ubywa1 nazwisko ksiedza-o-
iarodawcy, kt6re by}o wyryte ma
podstawach. Schwycono 90 ma CORA
Gym uczynku statuty odebrano.
Wiadomosci te posy}am wan ME
dlatcgo ably wywrzec z}osc ma Ro-
sihskim, DO Jest on "a g}upi aby
mnie potrafi} wyrzadzi6 jaka krzyw-
de, lecz ostrzegam wszystkich kato-
ik6w-polakow, ably mieli sic ma
bacznosci pred tym }obuzem.
Rata,siarz pod WQgr6eoco.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04
Brudna SDraWa.

Detroit, Mich.-Przoz pewien czas
odczepiehca Kolasihski ba}amuci1
ludzi, ze ME pottzebuje Biskupa s1u-
cha6 gdyz jest W prostej komunika-
cyl Pa apiezem. Sprawa ta d}ugo ME
by}a wyjasniona, aby ja nareszcie
zakohczyc i przekona6 sic czy 'Kola-
sihski m6wi prawde,-J6zef Mudlaff
i Jan Jetka, wielcy zwolennicy Ko-
lasihskiego, napisali do Kardyna@a
Simeoni urzedowa informacye. Od-
powiedz nadesz}a, ze Kolasihski ME
moze mic czynic jako ksiadz bez po-
zwolenia Biskupa Foley, Rzymu
cd Papieza ME ma zadnego prawa
nadanego. Jeden egzemplarz tego
listu pos}any by} Biskupowi Foley,
a drugi Mudlaffowi. List 6w (regi-
strowany) odebra}a iona Mudlaffa, W
nieobecnosci jego, ze by} po }aci-
ME pisany i Mkt sasiad6w ME m6g&
60 przeczyta6, zanios}a 60 do Kola-
sihskiego, ktory kaza{ list zostawi6.
Ia "a godziny Mudlaf odebra} list
cd Kolasihskiego (pos}any przez nau~
czyciela). List by} pisany ma zwy-
czajnym papierze wyrabianym W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych, czem swiad-
CA znaki wodne, ME na urzedo-
wynn blankiecie papieskim, by} pisa
ny po polsku a ME po }acinie, brak
by}o pieczeci urzedowej. Me by}a
to kopia listu cd Propagandy, ami
ME Homaczenie, lecz Kolasihski list
sfabrykowa} sfa}szowa} podpis kar-
dynalski, wychwalajac sic W tym
liscie, ze dobrze czyni stawiajac o.
p6r Biskupowi, pouczajac lud pol
ski, aby wytrwal PREY przewodcy
swym, Kolasihskim. Kolasinski 70
stanie pociagniety do odpowiedzial-
nosci "a falszerstwo.
Kr6tko pred oddaniem gazety
pod prase dowiadujemy sic, re zwo-
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04
ZROzNYCH STRON AMERYKI.

Z ROZNYCH STRON AMERYKI.
Birmingham, Ala.-W. w. Lamp
5 kin zabi} Jana Mabin W obecnosci je-
go zony i dziecka.
Cheyenne, Wyo.-Dwoch w}ocze-
gov zabitych zosta}o W }adunkowym
wagonie, kiedy kradli jazde.
Stevens Point, Wis., wozu pod
ko}a spad} Jan Kieliszewski, farmer
Eau Plain, i zosta} ma miejscu "a
bity.
.Chicago.-W poniedzia}ek zorga-
nizowane zosta4o konsorcjum "Chi-
cage Electric Transit Co.," (kolej
g6rna) z kapita}em $12,00O,OOO.
Macon, Ga. - Jonathan Starnes,
14-letni ch}opak, kt6ry zamordowa}
W szkole innego ch}opca, skazany
zosta} ma 2 lata do domu poprawy.
Detroit, Mich.-Andrzej Baranow-
ski zosta} aresztowany "a to,ze wyra-
bia} tabake do zazywanla ma "polski
sposob," a ME mia} ma to pozwolenia
Newcastle, Del.-Wskutek wyro-
ku sadowego wych}ostano niedawno
"a kradziez szesciu murzyn0w i
trzech bia}ych publicznie, W obec-
nosci oko}o 800 os6b.
Sand Point, Idaho.-Bia}y, naz-
wiskiem Black uwi6d} dziewczyne
indjahskiego plemienia. Indjarie
przysiegli, re sic ma MIN zemszcza i
wczoraj znaleziono jego cia}o, z
g}owy mia} zdarta skore w}osami.
Erie, Pa.-Ajryskie dzieci napad-
}y ma 1. Haczewskiego, jak powra-
cal do domu pijany i obrzuca}y go
kamieniami. Rozgniewany tenn, wy
doby} noz i trzech natretnych smar-
kaczow pokaleczy} tax, il grozi i'm
niebezpieczehstwo.
Chicago, lll.-W mieszkaniu Jo-
zefa Bielskiego wybuch} pozar. Biel-
ski, gaszac ogieh, zapali1 ma sobie u
branie i by}by sic zywcem spali},
gdyby ME przytomnos6 siedmiolet-
ME 20 synka. Ten kaza1 sic ojcu po-
@ozyc ma ziemie i w}asnem cia}em
przyt1umi4 ogieh palacego sic ubra
MIA. Pomimo to, Bielski jest popa-
IRONY niebezpieeznie.
Boston.-Trzyletni Harry Gordon
szed} W towarzystwie duzego psa
fundlandzkiego torem kolejowym W
bliskosci ojcowskiego domu. w tenn
pedzi pociag osobowy, ma kt6ry ma
lee ME zwaza. Matka widzi niebez-
pieczehstwo, pedzi dziecku ma ratu
mex, lecz trudno jej zdazy6 ma czas.
Niepotrzebna jej pomoc. Gdy pociag
tuz blisko dziecka, ,pies chwyta je ze.
bami "a ubranie i delikatnie sciaga z
kolejowego toru.
Frankford, ky.-W poblizu arse
na}u znalezioro kuferek Is nabo-
jami dynamitowemi. Pokaza}o sic,
re dynamit ten na:eza} do Jamesa
Campbell, wypuszczonego niedawno
z domu poprawy. Zbrodniarz ten po-
rozumia{ sic z innymi wiezniami "a
mierza} ich uwolnic. Pod gmach vie
zienia mialy bye pod}ozone bomby.
Eksplozya bomb mia}a wywo}a6 "a
mieszanie, z ktorego byliby wieznio-
vie skorzystali, biorac nogi "a pas.
Newport, KY. - Czternastoletni
syn bogatego obywatela Franciszka
Root, by} d}ugi czas chory, a dokto-
rzy choroby jego rozpozna6 ME mo-
gil. Cierpienia dziecka by}y okropne.
Sprowadzono 5 najs}awniejszych le-
karzy Cincinnati ma konsyljum, ale
mic ME poradzono. kiedy juz wszel-
kie nadzieje by}y stracone, sasiedzi
katolicy zakupili msza swieta ma in
tencje zdrowia ch}opca, choc by} on
protestantem. Potem raptem ch}o-
piec zacza{ powracac do zdrowia, a
W przec:agu kilku tygodni odzyska}
wszystkie silly, tax jakby nigdy cho-
rym ME by}.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-10-04

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17
l. o. o. F.
seventeenth Annual Session of the Grand
Lodge of Utah.

The grand lodge met pursuant to adjournment
and held a short but interesting business SEES
sion. A large amount OF business was trans
acted, only small amount Of which was of q
public character. The basis OF representation
was not changed, but remains the same as last
year Salt Lake city was chosen as the place
for the next meeting of the grand lodge in April
next A Rebecca degree lodge was authorized
for Ogden. The business being concluded, the
grand lodge adjourned
The grand officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
7. w. Whiteley, grand master, Park CITY,
=. Rowe, grand marter. SAT- Lake CITY.
II. +. Evans, grand warden. Salt Lake CITY,
J j. Thomas, grand secretary, Salt Lake city
I. A. Parker, grand treasurer, Park City,
L. d. Hoge, Salt Lake city, representative tC
supreme grand lodge.
The appointed officers are the following:
j. 7. Buckle, grand chaplain Salt Lake city
z. A. Hartenstein, grand marshal. Salt Lake
city.
W. p. Church, grand conductor, Corinne
X. s. Gullian, grand guard. Bingham
Isaac Post, grand herald. eureka.
District deputies were appointed as follows:
District No. Is. G. Ewing, Salt Lake city
District No Nv. T. House, Corinne.
District No. 81. 7. Browning Ogden
District No. w. Il. Harris. Park CITY.
District No. George +. Smith, Bingham
District No. 6-Thomas e Marriott Sandy
District No, William Pore, Eureka.
District No. S-A. Saxey. Provo.
District deputies for Rebecca degree lodges:
Mrs. Hattis Harvey, Salt Lake city
Mrs. Demie L. Whiteley, Park City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17

IHe Clly III Drlels
There will be a meeting of the miners of
Weber mining district this evening at the county
courthouse.
Gustaf Peterson, who shot and killed himself
Tuesday afternoon was native of Sweden and
had been in Utah about fourteen years.
Fourteen new members have been added to
the chamber OF commerce roll, and A. i. Rlch-
ardson has been made permanent secretary.
Three DRINKS were up for sentence by Alder
man Preshaw yesterday. Two of them paid
their fines and the other went to jail for ten
days.
One of the boss Liberal slate makers has gone
TO Boise city. The others are wondering how
what were intended by the ringsters to- be
secrets get out on the outside OF the circle.
Ogden people do not take much stock in the
report that Governor Thomas enthusiasm in
the cause of securing a government building for
this city will reach such high pitch as to bub-
BILE over.
The men and horses in the paid fire depart
ment are undergoing daily drill in their duties
and are rapidly acquiring the needed proficiency
TO enable them TO successfully cope with the
fire fiend.
Charitably disposed people can find in the de-
serted family of Charles Grandin worthy objects
of charity. The dissolute husband left the fam
lily, consisting of wife and four small children,
penniless.
Stately lombardy poplars are replacing the
old cottonwood trees, which have been removed
from some Of the streets. The box elder trees
are beginning to don their spring and summer
garb of green.
The widow and mother of the late ALT Low
have presented each member of the Ogden brass
band with beautiful silk handkerchief. in APP
probation of their kindness in furnishing music
at the funeral free Of charge.
Outside investors are fioclSing into the city.
Many of them have been the rounds, visiting
the cities of Washington, Of California and other
Pacific coast states and territories, and they
say that Ogden offers better advantages than
any place whose resources they have investi-
gated.
Visitors to Ogden during the coming summer
will be cared for by "a committee of the chamber
of commerce, consisting OF A. L. Richardson, j.
F. Mcguire, w. H. Harris, Joseph Brinller. G. E.
Mayne, w. w. Walters, Don Mcguire. G. w.
Linck A. II. Swan, j. Sullivan and j. h.
KnausS.
Ogden is not now such an immoral city as the
editorials in THE HERALD paint it. It's been
purified considerably since last summer when
the United States marshal took han in the
game of cleaning out the -Egean stable, and
probably 1t Is at present about as free from dis
reputable characters as most cities of equal
size. Importance and activity. 1T might have
been much worse, exc pt for the timely inter
ference of Uncle SANS officials.