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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09


borders must be ruled by the surround.
ings, hat whether narrow or wide they
can be we'll filed. II lisa great mistake
to coniinc them TO the culture OF sum.
mer flowers only.
If crcepor are desired upon the walls
Of tho house, aud tho borders are mar
row, there will not be room for many
Covers, rs the crccpers may want all the
nutrimcnt the soil contains to sustain
them. Those who object TO crccpcrs ~
permanent character upon the walls
may adorn them for the summer by
placing few branches OF convolyulus.
nastuftlum, occromocarpus or the many
lovely climbers. Narrow borders may
be made delightful by planting them
with fragrant plants and dwarf shrubs,
such sweet scented things as the sweet
verbcua, rosemary and lavender
Where the borders arc wide they PER
init Of some Of the best hardy flowers
being grown. In these borders II Il bet.
ter 20 mako u distinct feature with few
suitable hardy flowers, grown In masses
and Of sufficient quantity to be effective
II tho house Is large and the borders are
numerous each one may be distinct
feature In itself aud differ materially
from the others. A border Of Ieggel
down roses would 10 a pretty feature
and an uncommon one. These suggcs.
tons arc merely thrown out rs an rs.
sisiancc, and INDY DO varied or improved
upon by those who have or intend TO
make borders OF tlis description.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

The discussion has been renewed rs to
what language was spoken by the founder
OF Christianity. II Is the straugcst fact
Ia regard TO ono who made religion for
the world that 70 little is certainly known
In regard TO his personal history us TO
mako 1t doubtful even in what language
ho spoke. Learned ecclesiologists arc
many of them of opinion that 1t was the
Aramaio dialect used by the Jews Of
Palestine, but this Is by no means surely
established.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

and their willingness 10 labor in the
fields designated.
The spirit ofpeacc prevailed through.
ont tue conference. and all separated
with the most kindly iceliugs.
~. +. THOMAS,
Clerk of Conference.
puufrrf. Barbour Co., W. Va,
Apul 27ili, 1881.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

Alta ratification meeting in honor OF
Senator Palmer, of Illinois, this senti.
mcnt was tremendously clieeredi There
isnoroom in the rdnl;s OF the Democratic
party for tho man who bolts the regular
nominee"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

Tho New Orleans iynchcrs would not
have got MS into this trouble II they had
hanged the jury that gave what they be-
lieved to DO tho corrupt verdict and lot
the prisoners alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09

0rs- safe Deposit Vaults. absolutely bur.
slar and Gee proof. Keats. % 10 IS per ysAr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-09
Receives Deposits Payable on Demand.

Bvys a.i Sells gsehsnes On See York. sen
IrsHe,so. ch.oagc. 81 Louis, OaoAa. Le~dss
aud az ne PrsciPdi Confidential C,hss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Nance oldfisle," broaght ont Rose
Cognian 70 great advantages at Powers
Last ese0lug, and gave her opportunity
70 display those great resources which
s-amp hev as oae OF the most g.sted
actress u the tines The support
OF the company, whish. when their
collective werk Is considered. is one OF
the best that ever appeared in the esty,
was superb. 2aresy tnde< 4. does Grant
E2pids zee such = preseata ton OF ieasit-
innate playing. Tue audience was very
slp~selaEIve, but IN numbers. BY no
nlea2s consistent with the value % TIE
play aad players. THEA. perhaps.
hraae Rapids had not heard OF the
Tact that Rose COghlaa filled Wal
lacks the2ter, ia New York, night
after night for several years.
No better play. nor a better bal
aIseed Company has ever been seen GA
kedmoad's stage than that headed
by the talented aetor A. 5. Llpman.
which is presenting The Burglar
This we,'k. The usual two perform
aDces wih be given today.
The Charity Ball." one OF the most
del'ghtfvl and wholesome plays that
has been brought out by Daniel Froh-
man, viii be e. Powers tomorrow
night. The company - the same in
the principal characters, as that
wheh appeared here last season. in
eiueng Boyd Putnam. Seats are now
on sale.
III. E. Wheeler. one of the best known
bussgess managers in the country. Is
I'm the city. and as a result. the BAN
srers are being hung up on the outer
walls. announcing "M.les Fad" an
Irish drama. at Redmond's next week.
The Creo.es, which are testing the
| capacity OF Smiths Thcaocr at every
performance this week, present an en-
terta.naent, to see the repetition o.
| which Is highly reiishable. 1t Is clean
| and has tone fn every feature and
incident. The concerted singing and
the marches are deservediy re-de-
| manded every evening. Four more
performances will he given. including
ura't;fsees tomorrow and Saturday.
The great Emma Juch opera COM
pany VIII be here next Wednesday
evening.
The Booth and Barrett company,
| all except these great players, the
| latter named having bid good bye
forever to Hes stage, will be here
next Monday sn Tuesday evenings in
support OF Manna Gale. Miss Gale
was for several years the leading
Lady with Mr.. Booth, and today she IL
one OF the most promising stars be-
fore the public. Creston Clark. who
has been marked for his rcscmblan nee
TO his uncle, Edwin Booth. is her lead
ing support. Miss Gale will offer "As
You Like II" and Romeo and Juliet" /"
! Prof. Sundeen. who Is a strong card
Mt the Wonderland this week, gave
a remarkable and interesting test OF
mind reading yesterday afternoon. A
committee Of non-interested gentle.
men was selected, and one OF them
unknown to the professor secreted
n watch In safe in the store oil
W. J. Cunningham on Canai-rt. Sun
deem. blindfolded. discovered the store,
reid the combination on the safe and
secured the watch In just eight min
| utes. At the conclusion OF the test
his appearance denoted great nervous
and mental strain. How ha does IT,
g one Of those things no fellow Can
find out.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

ext tree trade house viii not cay,
Way, the great manufacturing dls-
sriei IN Michigan, tie Fifth. u Tor Tree
raeeys Ii you do that yoa make ear
light ali the harder, oeis&use although
Ne are N The minority, although ln the
aaxg house we are iess than one-.llTa,
they ever psss tree trade Measure
through congress and get President
HARRISON To sign II. Il wall be when Nc
are asleep. Laughter ana applause.
/ want you 10 stand by uks and |.
therefore. my fellow citizens. ask yea
ia tsks tals question % your homes-
Don's lake say little Question
20 the polls. Way, II Is
said that a large delegstioa waited Dp-
on Abraham Lincoln during tie war
when the great weigat OF government
was resting upon has shoulders. care
worn and weary. and almost heart
aroken-s aelegzboE Of ministers
waited on him 90 tender 10 him their
sympathies. and they aAld '.Ar. Lin-
cola, we do no, understand how you
are able 90 bear up under tns awful
workl" Mr. Lincoln said. at % some
thing Of trial, something OF labor
10 guide the cestnles OF 30 600 900 Of
peopi through 3 terrible civil war; but
want To say TO you, my frienus. that
great as that is. the thing that keeps
me awake nishts 10 the possoffce ~
Pocank." Laughter and applause
Take these two questions. my fellow
cltizens- All the other questions are
too petty for q full grown man. too
petty. Take these two questions that
today arouse this nation from one end
OF the continent 10 the other; that to-
day are enlisting sil England, aud who
declared bat few days ago that the
defeat of Mckinley meant the death
blow te protection IN the United States.
The defeat of your candidate IN the
Fifth district is blow IN that direction.
IL will not be protection; 1t viii not be
the doctrine az RECIPROCITY; but With
these Two policies coupled, with this
other policy 81 rebuilding our merchant
marine that the republican party las
| entered upon that we may AGAIN carry
our foreign commercials ilat, aac Nc
wlll diversity still further cur nasgnlfi-
cent industries. We Will open new
fields for profitable hushandry. We
will ope, broader avenues for the en-
ployn5ont of American labor. We will
open foreign markets for the surplus
| products OF our farms and factories.
We Will relight the sess of the giobs
with the stars OF our flag. But the
American republic will hold its place IN
the van OF marching empire. loud
Applause.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

that the secretary Of the Board
Of Trade bred Wurxparg's band 20
piay for the delectatl0a OF the visit
oFs At th,s distance from the event
nobody MI be wiling 70 say that it
vas jadicious expenditure OF money.
At the Enie . good-natuFed criticism
On the action OF the board, more par
tseular.v its insction, was published in
these columns Some of the members.
very few indeed, thoaght that that
criticism was unjust. it - very gran-
flying 10 observe that following that
Seli-meant criticism tie bo2ri has
gFsppled with one OF tie most vital
Questions affecting the e.ty's future
aad taken decisive action IN respect
thereto. The report OF the committee
on transportation read aud adopted st
the Tuesday evening meeting OF the
board Is forcefnl and vigorous call 10
the manufacturers anu capitalists to be
up and stirring. The deradencs OF
manufactures is referred TO and o
remedy suggested. That remedy IS the
opening of The Grand River to rapid
steamboat navigation whereby the
products of eur mills and factories may
be transported to marke: without being
at the mercy of arbitrary and unjust
ailway freighiage rates. Having sug-
gested the remedy the enterprising
mem bers of the board at once began Its
application by generously subscribing
for stock IN a company capitalized q,
$4,000. 10 buIld and operate steel
steamer to ply between this city and
Lake Michigan. This looks like busi.
ness-it is business. Such . steamer
built after modern plans and fitted with
the machinery necessary TO make rapid
speed will open the door for govern
ment appropriations to deepen the
channel. 1t should be capable OF max.
ing the trip between this city and Grand
Haven in six hours at the most
thereby affording inducements to pas
sengers for excursion parties and trans
| lent passage. In word It should be .
complete steamboat with all moderr
Improvements. With the men who
have subscribed TO the stock at the
head OF the company there can be ne
doubt concerning it's success.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight the whitney MockriliCe con-
cert company viii give = program in
the Fountain-street Baptist church.
Nr. Mockridge Is one of the best tenors
On the American stage. and IL is doubt
fuJ II he has a superior. lie has had
also several engagements with promi-
hent operate companies Everywhere
that he has appeared the most Halter
ing testimonials have been offered 10
his capabilities. His voice ia said 90 bs
one OF great volume aud marked sweet
ness. Those who have heard Mr. Mock
ridge state that no tenor that can
compare with him has ever visited this
rlty unless IL be CampsnlRi. Arthur
Beresford. the baritone. was heard here
at the festival last Nay. and many here
who heard him there can testify that
his voice il one of immense power and
rlehns~s Of tone. He - down for several
BAN brrs tonight. The musical critics
have had oceasfcy, 20 make ~,nse very
plea<snt comments on Miss felie wsr-
ur Botsforsi. the violin virtuosc. who
they eiainn "a ore 81 the very great lady
wfois irts ~ fhts tountry. Her name
appears thre~ times On The prcvrn 10
Cor THIS evening Mira Mayo IA otes.
n soprsno 81 extensive reputation. j.
asss 20 se rsre srt5-sse Thss wili
irs her fret aupeeranre In arsni Rap
iaeir~ sn<s srstiemea ~ anqaessi0ned
tsl~nt, should - nsss< Hh~rsiiy ssss-
Tnlred hy ts~ psemos>rs and io~Fs 81
snusae in tAfs city
Tbs aessle bsli Lady nassss" and
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

RECIPROCITY having taken in all the
lesser CO untries in the Western hemis-
phers, = crossing sh- ocean. The Cab
met il now considering the reciprocity
treaty with Germany. and Il is likely
hat 4 viii soon be brought into shape
/, o give very low duties on American
grain imported into Germsny. in ex.
change for the retnovsi of our duty on
sugar, which We now receive IN large
quantities from Germany. A hand VIII
also Be extended to Italy, ss il is be-
coming evident that the Italians are
gsttlng tired Of sinking and will follow
the example of Germany in The re-
naovsl Of tue pork prohlbitio, within .
few weeks
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Dr. king'e New Life PILE. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bittere, and
have never handled remedies that seil
as well. or that have given such univer-
cal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready 10 refund the purchase
price, il satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity on their
merits. Peck Bros, Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
A. miilien Friends

A friend in need 10 q friend indeed,
aud not less than one million people
have found just fnend in DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds.--If you have never
used this Great Congh Medicine, one
trial will convince You that il has won
derful curative powers in all dicesses OF
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle
Is guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed
or money will be refunded. Trial hot
ties 10 cts. at Peck Bros Drug store.
Large bottles soc. and 81 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

WILL some free trader answer this,
BY Mckinley: "If the workingman
gets so cents q day on the other side of
the water and comes hero and gets So q
day, who gets the sl.50? Is it not true?
IL the pay over there 10 IS cents . day
and the pay here is 81 25 day, if toe
manufacturer IS able 10 give you 1925
because of the protective tariff, who
gets the sl.50?'
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
GENTLE AND TOLERANT

That this is an age Of progress in
religious freedom; that the spirit Of the
times breathes more and more of the
brotherhood of man. could have no
ampler illustration than was shown at
the Temple Emanuel last night. Ten
persons representing the principal de-
nominations of the christian church, in
the pulpit of Jewish synagogue, tell
ing of the religious needs of today from
the standpoint of their own particular
sects! There was no religious cowardice
exhibited. Each one spoke rs freely rs
If he were talking only to those who
believed in just the same creed aud
isms as himself. A representative of
the Methodist church talked as freely
of Jesus Christ as the Jewish teacher
did Of ancient and modern Judaism.
There was no hint of religious intoler-
ance. The march onward and forward
made by freedom in religious thought
during the last quarter OF century was
freely acknowledged by all. Even the
work of the Salvation Army was en-
logged ana the eulogy emphazed in q
practical manner. One gentleman
representing one of the most orthodox
churches of the city confessed that he
found the people of the Universallst
church more orthodox than many Of
his own, and deplored the fact that so
much discussion is given to the differ
ences, rather than to the similarities of
the doctrines taught by the different
churches. It was remarkable meet
ing. and belief in the growing nobil-
ity of man was made apparent in every
speech.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
GRATIFYING To ALL

The high position attained and TIE
universal acceptance and approval OF
the pleasant. liquid fruit remedy Syrup
OF Figs, ae the most excellent laxative
known. illustrate tho value Of the quail
tiles on which its succees is based and
arc abundantly gratifying TO the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
The Reason Why

Douglass, I25, $50. l32 Monroe-st.. cor
ner OF Spring. hss such large trade in
oysters 10 because he receives them
fresh from New York three times q
week. Shell oyster counter in connec-
ton with the restaurant will also sap-
ply private families. Telephone, ssi.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

GENERAL ScHoFiELD, commanding
general of the army, in his annual re-
port, says that more prlvates are needed
in the regular service. He advocates .
reorganization or the infantry and an
increase Of pay for the non-commis-
a.oned officers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

If any of the farmers and people liv-
ing in the country who have an abua-
dance of fruit and vegetables will kind
ly leave sonle at st. Marks Hospital,
corner Bridge and Bostwick-sts., II will
be thankfully received aud will help
much in making M the winters sup
plies. Mrs. A. q. Hodenpyi.
Cor Sec
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

knowing that cough can be cured
IN a day, ard the fifsl stages OF con-
sumption broken IN n week, ve hereby
guarantee Df. Acker's Euglish Cough
Remedy, and vii refund the money to
all who buy, take u as pef directions
aud do dot find Our statement correct.
White a White ~ Nonroe-s
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

A MONUMENT TO Henry w. Grady,
the Georgia editor, orator and patriot,
was unveiled at Atlanta yesterday
amid many manifestations of loving
remembrance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

sseusllcAn MEETINGS.

Essubiiean nsstin.s are aaasaacea to Be
held a. follows:
fhs non. n. q BGkCH wiiI speak In Ale
-asl s04hts Gext &<rA.
The Hoa. JOAN r. Rlca-Saraaae. October
8as -naFfa October = S.ai1seil. octo5ee Zi
C0opcfsFisie. October -
senator 5t9ckbfi4ge aEd congressns Al Bur
fo1s--8fand kapids. October % iol1A. ocI0-
Der 4 Grand Assea. oct0b .
The Hsn. 6eo. ". Ae3ride and o. J. pieke-
ma-Allegaa. October q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The republican meetings are largely
attended Wherever held, showing that
the voters are anxious 10 learn why
they were deceived by the hue and cry
raised by the democrats over the tariff.
They are returning TO the fold ia fiocks.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

ssx-Toxs-Moisture. Intense itching
and sssDeIng: most st night: rofe ~
scratching. II allowed TO continue
tnnars form, which often blced and
uloerste, becoming verysors. svAysFs
OTsTzssT stops the itehine sDd sseed-
nag. heals liberation, and IN nscsf essfs
removes the fursorx. At cruggists, 81
ty mail. tor 80 ccpts- Or. svsyn< &
Hor. Philadelnhla.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

SUSoL's remarkable performances in
lowering the worlds trotting record
ives rise % the belief that . mile in
harness may yet be travelled IN 200.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The test ssfse IN the ,prA for cus.
bruises. se.re<. ulcers, ssis rfleufn. fever
sores. seta<r, ess pped hsssds, ehlIbisins,
IT'S rDarsnsees to give psf fecs ssfisfac-
tscn or mUs~y refunded. Ps,ex ~ cents
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The democratic speakersrefrain from
discussing the silver question because
they cannot lie about II with 90 much
feryor as they do about tue tariff.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
DO WELL wHArEyEn YoU DO.


Boys should make the most of their
time and the best of their work. BOYS
need to learn how to make life . euc-
cess and await tho results Of reward.
Everything that is worth doing at all is
worth doing as well as you can possibly
do it, even If 1t IS only sweeping out the
room, or polishing up the handle OF the
front door to make it attractive. It is
10 use for boy to say, 'I am too good
for such work as this" That kind of
talk will not help him 10 anything
better. The way to get better place,
is to fill better the place you have now.
This 10 the way oil self-made men have
done. The president of the great Penn
sylvania railroad, when he was carry
ing a chain in surveying party. was .
first-class chain-bcarer, and one OF the
general managers was one of the best
officers the company ever had. Be big
when you are, not with iEsolent pride,
and words. which are sometimes
assumed 20 hide the shame of q lowly
position, but be zig with an honest pride
do your duty in little things and bigger
opportunities will surely come to you.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

II popular enthusiasm can be re-
LED upon to guags political probabiil-
ties. II 10 safe 10 say that Dir. Belknap
will carry every county IN this district.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Little interest has been manifested
"a low grades, which are of doubtful
value, although generally held steady.
stocks being moderate. Western ad-
vices state that many mills have been
running recently on half time, more
particularly in the winter wheat States,
where they are unable to obtain wheat
at price that will leave them profit
at current prices. Milling business Is
by 10 means profitable.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The Secret Art Of beauty lies not in
cosmctics. but = oniy N pure blood and
healthy uarfoTmsnce of the vital
funcfions, "a be obtained by usiug Bur
dock Elond p;ftrrs
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The open switch is contributing an
alarming "a 'ta 10 the list Of the dead.
Somelhing should be done 10 close il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

AsoSe others canned in connection
with the Office of police Judge Is that
OF John W. Holcomb. For many years
he discharged the duties of jusnc. OF
The peace and assistant police judge in
satisfactory manner, and - county
ssens he 80 sdmlrugly discharged he
duties ~ 20 ssin the respect ana esteem
Of ali irrespective OF creed. nstsonshty
or politics II nominated and elected
he you'd be most ~esthy successor
% the lsmentsd Judge Holmes. Nr.
r. 5. kxxiesson 10 also capable man.
and with TIE ether names ssxxsssed
for the place a wiss saggsssson IL Va
evltablc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Henry schoenhals. foreman Henry
Kfng Packing Co., -. joseph, Mo-.
use, Dr, Thomas Elsctrle Oh with his
men for sprsins, cnts. brnises, chspped
hands, ete. IL nis the beet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Only trail Of Piso's Cure for Con-
sumption is needed 10 convince you
thatit is a good remedy for Coughs.
Asthma aud Bronchitis.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Garfield Tea cures constipation. dys-
pepsix and sick headache restores the
complexion and saves doctors bill.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The weather today will be clearing,
cooler, norIhwesleriy wiads.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

TMo Hew Daacea.

The Minnchaha will be given At Miss
Gala Travis claes, and the Oxford
M.nuet at the chIldren's Saturday class.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

WITHIN the last two weeks the British
liberals have been defeated in two bye
elections for tns House of Commons,
but by such small majorities as to en-
courage the vanquished and dishearten
the victors. The liberal vote in these
counties increased twenty per cent. 1t
now looks ss though the liberals may
secure working majority in the House
of Commons. IL "a as certain a. any
thing can be IN political forecasts, tnat,
unless some radical chsnge takes place
tsfore the next election. the result of
the eontsst must be the overthrowing
Of the ministry and The res toration of
Eoersi supremsncy in the affairs Of the
Kingdom
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Nps wsrsssw's srorrfsc Eyrre frs hrsr us~s
Ser ehtldren teethinf n sspthss the rhiid,
softer> the gunia aiass Al pan. cures wiud
ceiie. ars + TIE bret remedy fof dfErsbceA
Twenty-Five eetss n bette.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Go to Detroit via the D.. L. 4 n.

Ask your grocer for snider's home
made CArsuP.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
THr Wesleyan Methodist conference

THE Wesleyan Methodist conference
which was opened in this city yester-
day represents more distinctly than
any other the theories and religious
habits OF John and Charles Wesley. 1t
Is not narrow religious sect, but q
healthy and liberal church organiza-
ton whose membership is composed of
many OF the best mea OF the country.
This city seems to posseS unusual at
fractions for conference meetings Of
the church, there being two IN session
at the present time. For great horse
races and religious gatherings Grand
Rapids Is justly becoming famous.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Peckharn's Group Remedy cu-es
Ghooplng cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

GRAND RfNE9 <fE&HRokfs
On the ocesssoa Of ths Heossr sx-
sufsion 20 ths es,y a sas sslsgess