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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
THE X. or n.
Supreme Lodge Closes Its Labors at Kan
sas city.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, September a.
The supreme lodge Knights OF Pythias
closed its labors to-day after q session
lasting two weeks. Never since the
order has had being a convention OK
its national congress been so prolific OF
measures fraught with good and so
calculated for the progress and advance
ment OF the organization. Every State,
district and territory In the United
State was represented and also the
Canadian provinces OF Ontario, Mani
toba and New Brunswick.
The adoption OF the entirely new rit-
ual for the order was compliment 10
the ability OF the ritual committee COM
posed OF Hon. w. B. Richie, OF Ohio; Il.
l.. C. White, OF Tennessee; w. A. Rad
clifIe, OF Missouri, and T.. II. French, OK
Nebraska. II this convention had done
nothing else but abolish the six dollar
clause I'm the constitution II would have
by this act removed reproach against
the order and relieved the order from
the imputatlon OF the "cheap John" In
stitution.
The Supreme Lodge, by an almost
unanimous vote, sustained the act re-
storing the charter Of Aladino Lodge
No. l29, OF Chicago. Henceforth tho
ritual OF the order will be In the English
language only.
To-day the Supreme Lodge adopted
most stringent ard far-reaching provl-
sions against outside insurance organl-
zatlons using the name OF the order aud
providing for the expulsion OF all MEM
bers so using tho orders name.
The question OF excluding from mem
bership OF the order all saloon Keepers
and bar-tenders was referred 10 tho
Grand lodges OF the various states, and
the question OF providing a home for
aged members and orphans OF memoers
was postponed until the next biennial
session OF the Supreme Lodge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
No Cases at southampton.

LONDON. September $50 far as known
there are no cases Of cholera al Soutnamp'
TON. where the most precautions are now
taken. The steamer Hansa, which orougn'
mails and baggage from Hamburg lor the
steamer Columbia, sailing from Southahp,
Ton last Right for New YORK, was orueIeu
10 stop outside port, where her ollse Wate'
was emptied and the snip tnorouguly us us
u, ,fs,te5 an these precautionary opera
tions were required before the Hansa was
allowed 10 tranship her cargo to the 20
luuu nia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
sUL[Y's THERE.
THE OTHER ONE
soon WILL BE-.
Amid Sabbath'S Hush the
Champ. Arrives.
THE LATEST FROM THE SLUGGERS,
The Progress and Incidents Of the
COrbett Journey to the Field.
THE LATEST FROM THE SLUGGERS,

Corbett and Choynski Bury the
Hatchet on the Road-Sullivan
Goes to Church and Afterward
Punches the Bag and Skips the
Rope 400 Times-The Latest
Reports as TO the Condition OF
the Minor Performers in the
Great Slugging Carnival.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
stm Spreading at Hamburg.

HAMBURG September 4.-The ambu-
lances of the city yesterday took to the
hospitals 325 cholera patients, of whom l93
died.
Five hundred and twenty-eight cholera
cases and 329 deaths not previously report
ed were registered yesterday, in pursuance
of police orders. These bring the total tig-
ures, reckoning from the beginning OF the
epidemic up to j. 623 cases and 2,5lS deaths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
Al R,rht n RerIIn.

BrRIrN. September 4.-No fresh cases OF
cholera have been reported In this city to-
AM, and the authorities are hopeIui tha'
thS disease will not spread 70 great &. SA,
tent here. The precautions SgaAns. -.
d. ePosenbach, of Breslau, recommends
I s,,hc1taneons ~, injection Of opium in the
- ,.holera patients to whom 1t IS I'M
T.,sci ,,osSi ole 10 administer medicine owing 70
,-ornitinu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
Foster Goes to New York.

Special TeLeordm 10 the Re0tster.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 4.-Secre-
tary Foster, accompanied by ex-Surgeon
General Hamilton, of the marine hospital
service, left here this afternoon for New
York, The Secretary goes over to consult
with the shipping interest in regard to the
prevailing spread of cholera, It is said
that the two gentlemen will be given din
ner by the ship owners. The Secretary
will also meet his wife and daughters, who
are on their way across the ocean now, and
will be due in New York early this week.
Surgeon Hamilton will remain in New
York as an agent for the Treasury Depart
ment as long as the cholera scare is on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
COaBEiTS JOURNEY.
He aud Choynski Hake-Up-A Farmer
feeIs His Arm and a Little Baby Przys
for him-

for aim.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., September 4.-The
Corbett Especial over the Richmond 81
DanvilIs Railway had pleasant run
from Washington. !COrbett slept well
and got up about 8 q. m, as schipper as
lark and feeling like q fighting cock.
The intention was TO run through to
Charlottesville for breakfast, but owing
TO the delay in getting away from Wash-
ington the programme was changed and
they stopped over at DaDyille. where
an excellent meal was served
One of the most noticeable events OF
the trip was when Corbett, while his car
was being attached 20 the special, saun-
tered through to greet Prof. mike"
Donovan. A ne entered the car "Vss-
sar'' small baby boy was saying bis
evening prayers, when Corbett was st-
tracted to him by his pert ch!rD. Cor
bett pstted and petted the child, and
the child, after praying for its mauma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05

CxcrxxATI, September l-Vickery was
not barted az ali 20 speak Of. Baltimore
winning the game easily. score: Cincin.
ratl /. Baltimore o: earned runs, Balif
more. 4: hits, Cincinnati 2, Baltimore III
errors. Cincinnati 2. Baltim0re l.: pitcners,
Dwyer, Dapb and y.ckerys UMPIRE Blu
man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
|BSard Infected Vessels at
the Quarantine Station
,T MORE DEATHS YESTERDAY
p,iis rrsnatei---TerrOr Among the
Cabin Passengers.
prr7rL SCENES ON THE VESSELS.

.-s-arv Foster Leaves for New
vo~-z-Six Cases Of the Disease
ss7+ From Quarantine Yes
ssrs 10 Swinburne Island Yes
-s~5av-6.673 New Cases IN
Prssfa Reported on Thursday.
ro07s That the Disease Will
s,0r be Stamped Out in Havre.
The Latest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
Buckhannon Democrats Organize.
n<<,,l T,L<0yasz 10 fh< R<Ofst<r.

BuogH,xxox, W. VA, September -
The Democrats Of this place last night OF
vsnized a CLUB. w X. Fisher, president;
David Poe. vice president; w. g. l.. TOT.
ten. and J. T.. Newloe, SECRETARIES, and
William O'Brien, treasurer.
Several speeches were made srd tnere
was much enthusiasm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
deaths I'm Paris.

PARIS. September +.-Forty-one persons
s,,tYs1.'Ye, from choleraic disorders were al
-oitted 10 the hospitals in this city yester-
5av Tweaty-four patients suffering irom
tbe disease died during the same Tune,
Sirs Nj of ne victims died quickly after the
first symptoms of infection had become
manifest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05

HAvRE. August 4.-Only one new case
Of cholera occurred here yesterday, Out 90
persons who had previously Qeen ATTACKS"
bv The malady died during the Gay.
mr. Brouarder, a hign medical authority,
avDresses me opinion that the epidemic
here will soon be stamped out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
Another Escape.
S,,se,a, telegram 70 me Rs0tsisr-

CoIryBUs. O., September 4-,Another
aoT;ng escape from the State prison was
49, u~a3a tonight. Amsey Welsh SIX year
nor1;ct NAV - from Shelby county and employed
~ the prison hospital managed to steal
avay unnoticed to the attic where WIN
concealed tools he cut through 70 the I01I 'Y--
and letting himself down Win ropes AlAii'
leaned 25 feet TO liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
CANADIAN Precautions.

PROVINCIAL Secretary Recommends
NJ. 1' suspension of Immigration.
Sr-.- -.->i''NGToN, ID. c., September A.
B,.s.,v1 son General Wyman, OF the Marine
q 4. s,'1. "a, service, yesterday telegraDhed
aO".it tFoVncial Secretary of Cauada
a. ,,ts.'ose' asking him if steps had been
ss'5l sSl 10 prevent the introduction OF
-T'''a into Canada.
te.ss.s morning DR.. Wyman received a
hs ',l-n sa. from the Secretary, in which
io,.I l-'u mat he has recommended a
.bs, - suspension Of Immigration, and
boz, - vessels arriving from infected
' 0e detained at quarantine for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
Mrs Potter Allowed TO Land.

BosroN, Mass, September 4.-The
Scvthia, after being fumigated, was re-
leased from quarantine to-day and arrived
at her dock at six p. N. OF the steamer s
passengers Mrs. James Brown Potter was
the only one who was allowed to land.
The balance of the passengers will be de-
tanned uutil tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
nh. sitnatirn rrom Washlngton.

W,sBrNaroN. D. c., September 4,.Ine a,;ne
ofScials of the Treasury and OF tne Marine Mar h'.
gS1s,,;S TosnitaI Service had quiet day to-day 6y
oU 91,sr;son a,.;s with those Of the past week.
The The promptness displayed by them N tne
consideration and adoption Oh peAsufes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05

Ma. w. ID. WEsTz. OF Geneyn. y. II
was cured Of the seyerest form OF gI 81,
pepsia By Hoods SsrssVsrhls. ~
particulars sent " yon write y "
Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
WbittIer CriticaIiy III.

HAMPTON FAILS, n. h, September A.
John G.. Whittier is lying critically III al
the home of Miss Grove IN Hampton Falls,
and his condition is such that the grayest
'aoprehensions are entertained Of bis rally
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05
BOSS PLATT TALKS.
He Has Nothing to Regret and Re-
tracts Nothing.
HE'S OF THE SAME OPINION STILL.

He is a Republican First, Last and
All the Time, But He Did Not
Think It Good Policy to Nomi-
nate Harrison and Still Thinks
So--He Does Not Like the Abuse
Republicans are Heaping Upon
Hinn-A Very Significant Inter-
view.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05

The highest praise has been soa ss''.. :, |,
Hoods pills for their easy. yei si'S
action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

quired Of those entering their work, evcop,
the usual " per cent on sulc.. nor nfs
there many rules aud regulation ono
question always asked Of Intending do.
posilors Is, do you need the proceed. Of
this work." The exchange counts over
five hundred dcpositor3 and work il semi
from nearly every state In the Union.
Among the articles no, usually key. nj
exchanges are toilet articles Ut all kinds.
cements, Japanese jelly for cleaning
woolcns, velvet aud plush. aud linen
fringe brushes In the Infants depatt.
mcnt are "Jodcdiahs." and In the cake
list two nwects, new to me, called "yulC
babies" which are sold by the dozen, and
peach blossom" which Is sold by the
pound. Fifteen per cent. is charged on
the price received on ordered work
II unsold ut the end Of one year. goods
must BE- withdrawn, In which case one.
half the 10 per cent. paid gt their ontrauc.
IS refunded. II re-outored, one-hnlf ~
the paid per cent. otherwise returned may
b. applied toward the new entrance Zee.
Only those not engaged In business can be-.
come bcnenoinrics of the exchange. and nll
worl, received must be- approved 10y the
manager. All kinds ~ work is done by
specialists, from weaving rag rugs to
cleaning and repairing laccs" Menu cnris
aud every requirement for "a dninty lunch
con are furnished New York Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

Wcwrrc speaking Of corscts recently, my
frluud aud I. lmngiuc my surprise on
being told by my friend that she always
consigned hers to the rag barrel ~ soon as
they bgcamo much soilgd She said she
did not like to do %, but she could not
bring herself 10 wear o. badly soilCd gar.
mcut. When asked her why she did not
clean them she said she Ind no idea how
Il could be done This too, surprised me,
! cnn readily understand Low hard 70 must
DO for one OF her economical disposition to
throw away that which Is really good.
Perhaps there ARE others who do not Know
that a corset may bo Numbered 50 nicely
d. to be almost equal to u new one. Those
stlhcucd by tnmpIco, or amy other hcmpcn
substance. do not lauuder 90 well NJ those
m which bone or horn IL used; yet, with
care, they will In every case pay fol 'he
trouble,
The mcthVl OF laundering Is optional
/ prefer u washbOard 90 a machine for the
purpose Of cleaning. Before hanging the
article to dry, II should be statchcd In
thick boiled starch. When thoroughly
dry, restarch IN thin boiled starch, made
0ulte blue. Model the corset into It's
original shape rs nearly rs possible, and
cndoavor to retain the shape while Ironing.
u amy ppnirs are needed make them be-
fore laundering tho nrtielc.-Cor. House.
keeper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

Tho foundation Of tho Rothnm1tcd
station for agricultural experiment, Is
earlier than TINT Of any other. with the
single exception OF that established In
Alsacc. Tho earliest German station,
that at Mockcrn, was foualtd IN 1852;
tho earliest American station, at Mid.
dlctowu. Conn, Ia 1875. Tho earliest
of tho systematic field experiments Mt
Roihamstcd wcro those with tuuips.
commencing in 1919, Tire continuous
wheat experiments commenced IN the
autumn of the Same year, tho first har
vest being in 1914.
In the earlier trials made upon turnips
md wheat tho mnnuros varied a good
deal from year TO year and the same
plot was not always treated in tho sam9
way; u moro regular proceeding WAS,
however, soon adopted and has since
been generally adhorcd 10. In the later
systematic experiments onch plot rc.
coiyes every year tho same manuring,
unless change Of treatment - needed
TO attain SOME special object. The sub
s.uucoB applied are ammonium salts,
sodium nitrate, supcrpho,phnto made
from bone ash, potassium sulrhatc, mag
ncium sulphatc and sodium sulphatc,
Tho valious constituents Of plant food
are thus applied in II soluble and active
form. The weight Of each constituent
applied is also known, so that the rc.
suits admit Of quanlitntiyc treatment
Wheat has been grown IN tho cole
bratcd Broadball, field every year FOR
forty.oight years, and there Is ut present
no appearance Of any decline in its fer.
tility, Our second cut Is from u photo.
graph rpprcsonung tho wheat harvested
In 1873 from seven Of the plots. PHO, >
has received faInyard manure every
year since 1874; plot . has boon unna.
nured for the same pcriodj plot . has re.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

A. n destroyer of insects, borax Is ospc
ciully useful The common cockroach may
be sucr, s-hily hlnshcd by thi, means,
providing common cleanliness Is also cxer.
ci,cd. There Is no possible excuse Tor the
croton bug or the familiar water hug,
which dissruocs so many kitchens by It's
presence. n the precincts VI the kitchen
aud all the surrounding closets aud pant.
rios ho cleared OF their contents. systcmat.
ically cleaned IN every uone and granny,
thoroughly dried, aud every shelf he
fpriuklcd with bomN anil lined with clean
paper, the most pest ridden kitchen viii
be immediately md effectively rid Of These
Insects A simple use 10 which bornS Il
put is to remove the fuzz which gathers IN
u tcnkottlc when the water Is hard.
As u medicine, more or less, borax pcs.
fc.scs considerable power, aud for thnt
reason Il should not be taken internally
without physicians order. lt Is u Walt.
able dlinfcctHut aut nntiscptic. II Is
romutimc. used with glyccrin or honey for
affections OF the thtoNt. There b certain
form Of hornclc acid which ~ used 10 pre-.
serve fish aud meat, and even mill; aud
butter. Il would l' very unsafe, however,
for any one not acquainted with Hciyn.
title methods to make use OF horas IN any
such way. BoraX Is also said TO be OF U.s.
IN making fabrics iroproof, being superior
20 alum for this purpuse.-Ncw York
Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31
The RorHAMsT1D EXPERIMENTS.
Sir !. n. Lnwes' Notable WORK In thu
Intorcsts Of scientific Agriculture.

Sir !. n. Lnwes' Notable work In tho
Intorests Of scientific Agriculture.
Many Americans, going to England,
have visited Rothamsied inspected the
experiments in progress aud made the
acquaintance Of Sir John Bennett Lawos.
whose agricultural work there during
the last fifty years "a known Throughout,
the civilized world. This friendly IN.
tcrcourso has led Sir John TO institute
course Of lectures, TO be delivered bien.
ninlly In the United States, upon the In.
yeatigations carried on at Bothanttcd.
From u report, published by tho depart.
mont Of agriculture. of the first six lee.
lures delivered under tho Lawes trust.
at Washington. by Robert Warrington
+. u. g., we learn tho following:
Sir John entered upon hil homo farm
Of $50 ucrcs IN 1891 Three or four
years later 10 began experiments, In
pots, upon thu effect Of various manurcs,
gnd these led to field experiments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31
WOMAN AND HOME.
.,,e POINTS AS TO EHE MAN
,oemgnr OF A HOME.

an. poiiar-Laoo schools Of
nan by Gao woman-Loaen
" -. the rul,e-norax Has Many
,,..-l.aoudsri"s oor'''''
80. desirable accomplishment ex-
q nOiv ~ able to keep house wolf.
lol...., y, tact and knowledge make
yiis'.ii'o N the household run smoothly,
$3.50 into q littlc domestic heaven
- ~. ~. comfort; In tact II Is the spot
q n.,n,n tnrna to when the world goes
~ .I - ,,lals press heavily upon his
h.sisned shoulders
fiidirc,ed, we'll managed homo il
W.. w. n enjoyment, Just ~ ~ disor.
rstliy one Is iust the reverse. bat
~, go, vs bride. In your new nest that u
49, own. do not let yourdesire TO have
80 drive you into morbid state
r,.',osbie business that will mike
80, burden and turn your home
pi .bcde that IS too good to b. used.
necessary to he careless, but let
,'srions light Of day come In through
s.s,iv closed shutters. IL Will not
y. nav carpets II excluded whom the
- -tronr. let your tired husband
md hls weary limbs upon the couch
~, 10 fonp or on those OCCASION
.,ai doc. not call him forth from his
,s,e the cushions do not set up quite
IN after he has finished his nap, cnn
49, 10 easily strnightcned, and will
sppr,clnto the feeling OF "homcy.
gti1t permits him 10 10 as be likes
M ,wn roof instead Of being
- to DO up IN n straight backed
y, M irst such spot In the carpet,
,nagging voice crying, look out
IA, headrcst; you are mus5ing the
.sf.ir What are hcadrcsts and rib
~, himi lie can be- trained 10 be
M hut do not make his home lie
..rno by continually finding fault
Aim Viritors will soon cease n they
IA dat they ruiIlc the temper ot tho
n, when they turn mp the fringe on
! mes. Il they accidentally get drop
r,irron the ;ablccloth or do not leave
J, aads exactly on the same linc.
4 tuin- housekoepcr whom we knug
,tplnk hathtnb In her beautifully APP
Al bathroom, bat does she or her hus-
II ever Indulge IN q good plunge aud
rmornns bath as such luxury would
Iafi Not q bic u IL. Tab, douohcl
.itlthe other uicrtcul " this complete
snrnt arc kept FOR show. The room
ir.enei. the towels arr hung with tho
fhl. shc has embroidered turned primly
| Gard 30 drop oi water is cvrrHllowcd to
81 tho pink uncti'y Of this bathroom
n hto1 good 10 use. There isa wide
srnos b,twccu carplcsanc's aud such
,das,ing.8 a. this Usc your furniture,
70 carpets aud m else in your possess.
y BOT do not abuse them. aud you will
raarisd by scnsc NJ comfort thntuo
efplace can ever afford, Philadelphia
80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

2, lace Of Venice, like her glass and
t'', sa traditional monument To her
N Industrial greatness. Venice is
Hll'esi home Of luce, and from her
-ahNW introduced into other coun.
W Tue Inst lace was made by nuns
-,n' we walls Of converts for cccleslns
,fments. With tho fan OF ia.
aal republic tho converts We're
iltnd this graceful industry was loss
ItHlIie century.
e., Wy tho Princess Marghcrlta, now
49, llaly' determined to revive thu
- provide employment for Venetian
- - smuggling In the throes Of pow.
Y Ioher Is due the credit OF tho orlgin
NllNment u the existing schools.
rle4eo's Arc subsidized by tho Italian
,",nent aud ore under the direct con.
NeQmp1ny Of which the Cheyallet
'lli Is at Tho head. There mrs now
" .iilools IN full aud actlye operation
n sgFs and her surrounding Islands.
4. r.ine'pnl building iuts up against the
n. . Ioor'a wallis Of san Marco, aud from
IN ''lAte'lue spot, under the very wing
mn. s''H''F''l, issue some of the most
, ,,1,,''e paItcrnsof lace that tlo world
n .lti through tho various rooms of
,l,iulo'' and saw the women absorbed
n, ,,, tedious work, They were Of all
| \. ', wy Sizes from the soft eyed girl OF
H., .' ~ vac gray haired woman OF sixty.
a. 49,, ~ ~ a low stool and held a plump,
~ ~ cushion in her lap. On this cushion
t m,,hel a strip Of paper marked with
pl',s'n To be followed, and into this
a ~ i.' sns nimblc fingered worker sticks
I'M ,i'' pins mud twists her thread
r,,i lu,nl' From twonty 20 Gny shuttle,
\ I.u rom all sides Of tho cushion.
M ,I''e were thrown across aud bacl,
leioy. 'o y, , Ola typewriter handling
$3.50 OF her machine. mo pins wer,
afssJ. withdrawn and replaced as ia,
s' ''ll' advanced along the pattern. Th,
Iatu. In u ~ simple tina, II looks Ike play
ubsr1, llee produced represents thousandI
'' so'1 dollars, Venice Cor. Mercer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

irra WILLIS, Williams, the original ol
hao Of thr goddess ON our silver dOllusi
q born % Philadelphia during the civil
| ~ Her mother was of southern birth,
| 3 jiaghier of nr Arthur II. Wlllcss, a
|uihy slaycuwuer OF Maryland, who.
Ne ~ daughter was still unmarried,
| EGci financial rcvcrscs. When nineteen
nifded Horny Williams, of philadel-
a ind removed with him to his native
E NJ. Williams soon became nillucnt,
s,iiuafh suiae iuisuanagemcnt he lost
b. property, and his daughter Anna.
youngest Of nine ohildvn, was born
lifuosi adverse circumstance. While
huas still hut child her lathor died,
u.as Bis widow, although In delicate
lih, with tie strongest determination
iaiy Tor and educate hcr children. aud Il
uulircly through the cudcuvors Of her
s'Arr that Miss Williams received her
Ea,on
hty Ia lslG the treasury department
md the services u Mr. George Nor.
q an expert dcsigncrund CngrHvcr. who
4 previously born connected with the
-lmnt OF Englnul lie was assigned
iliy at the Philadelphia mint upon the
An Tor the new silver dollar which was
utobe issued. lie gave hi1 attention
Nloihe reverse side, fog which design
lbn American eagle was uitcrWarl 80.
rsl, hoping that u suitable idea would
rfto him for the head Of the Goddess
iuo,Ity, which Il seemed proper should
ln'd as tue principal figure on the coin.
M considerable dr.ey and frcqucns
1se q plan II WIS decided TINT II Pc.
.sihe head should be a representation
itue living American gil. In the pur
q hli duties SIR. Morgan had been
SNa into the society al Mr. Thomas
AIMS. an artist Of considerable reputa-
and the similarity Of their int.Scsts
fqtih Foundation u warm friend.
pNtwecn them. II was through Mr..
ANS influence that Miss Williams, u
~ his family was induced to pose
At Morgan Cor tho designs Of the
, @ars q i.ibcrty-Allco Graham Me.
N'l 10 Ladies' Home journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

OF late it has been tho custom among In,
dies who were handy with the needle to
make anniversary aud wedding presents
of some dainty bit of Elaborated table linen.
a homstltched cloth and napkin, tcacloth,
trnycloth or dollies make u most nppropri.
ate gift for any OF these occasions