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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
A startllnr contrn.t.

Two chorus girls cnmo Of the stage
door Of palner's thBater one evening.
ono was covered with satius and laces.
and tho diamonds which adorned her
little pink ears made the electric lights
ashamed Of themselves, She slammed
the old wooden door with naughty air
and waved pretty white gloyed hand
Her coachman was quick TO see his Big.
nal. and private victoria was soon be-
side the young woman. The driver got
his orders In a low tone, and tho carriage
was whirlod away Tho other chorus
girl was pale thin and actually looked
hungry. A cheap dress, evidently de-
signed and made by is wearcr, and a
winter hat formed part Of her costume,
A bundle Of sewing IN her hand proved
that sho wasted no time between tho
acts.
While waiting for car she counted
tho few pennieH IN her possession, She
looked at an approaching ear and at her
bit OF money. then resolved 10 walk
Manager T.. T.. Rico aud friend had
been standing near tho stage door,
what remarkable contrast IN the two
pictured" said tho friend. "Bothrccciyo
the same salary" explained tho man
ager IA he shrugged his shoulders, "hut
it's tho old story-tho first ono saves her
money and tho other doesn't New
York Evening Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
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bsoh 81 Mormon. A. sooouns Of -
Ancient Inhabitants Of the Amariesn oonsA
DNnt, vriuon By mo hand Of Mormon upoa
pls,ss taken trom the pasn Of NspN. foaaA
Dear Manohasscf. Ontario o.. Now York, and
translated bY tas Prophs, Joseph slulth yr,
GU, nm mi Boct. s10O, Fuil Hoan, Via
Fuil Dock tsmhn. iiio. rui Leather. siahoz-sd
u1si Fai Cioth, embossed ttoo
sSoh OF Mormon. (Lafgc Prnt) Morooro,
Extra CIT, ~ IS; Lesihor. aut, " ". Le-iher,
s1a5; Ciom tL7s.
Doctrine and Covenants OF the Church a
Jesus Christ o. Latter4iAy saints, containing
the Revelations given " Joseph Smith 4r., ths
Prophst tJt Mo baiidlne up OF ,hs Knsdoru Vt
God IN Mo la, days. cue $40, Pull BocA
tAoo, Eaii isoan h.isi Pail nocs (smalil, ti.so,
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tossed, ti.uu
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Morocco, r1tra GuI s3.Ng isathsf. Qua
tsoo' Leather, .l.asi cloth, ti.is.
Pearl Of Great Price. A choice selection
frOa hs Hsveiauona. foundations, and Sar.
ratiou' Of Iosepa Smith, hra, Prophet, acos
aad Rcyoiator Of The Church OF Jesus Christ 81
iAiier-day aAnts. Morocco. ouL u,Di
Loaihsr' unt tLooi RoAn 7oc,l Cloth o'a.
tosrod so-
Rsy 20 the Science Of I'neoIosy. D..
signed a. an Introduction 10 The Vr.t Primo.
ploe NJ spiritual PHILOSOPHY Religion, IAs
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do-a, ard ~ Res,9rod In Ihis aao iot ne Ana
esrsupmont Of unlvoriI psnea ttam aaA
tn1recEv. ny rsusy '. rrnuL ftu rsa.
embossed 1ae,i Pull Goth. eubnssod. 500.
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falin and Doctrine % tho thuf-l OF tegui
Christ Of iaiior'iay sa.ni,. ~ psri,y p
Pratt ruu Roam, ninhassed, so.., Full o ia
embossed, Sc, Ltmp ui1u, 80
,psncor's Letters. Eshinitas the mo,t on n,
mont doctrines u uo ChurtA OF Iesui Chr .
Of Laiul-tay 8s.als, ~ ufton sp,ueys, A. ~.
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rchu Oder 10 rspy w Tho llov. William
crorei, 4. ~ boston. Mao. IaH No,n. ou,
tos,ei tl.c1. Tun cloth, embossod, 5ss
leather $3.50. uut, li.00.
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Fin Hn,n. 70, ruli Leather, tiol. Loa,Bsr
extra nni.h. tLai. Leather. 0ilt, titg.
latechisui Tor tniidFcn. tuhunr co.
promHsut doctrines NJ tho Church AZ Jv'u
Chr's, 81 L,,.ertay saints ~ Ioha salus.
leather, aica Clou, sc; boards, s0s
Paper Cover. 100.
! Compendium OF The dostriues OF u
Gospel, ~ Franklin b. Richards and J,s.
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Imitation iorhcr, u-25, cloth, ttuo
Isady ilofcronoea. scripture toita arrange
ln sabIsoii,c ordsf with M.toricai puto,, 40
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

sophi~al sI fesliy,ness 1'no .eai i'm.
niAu mother had been slain. by fenson OF
tho very ssino instinct which had made
her sock iu vain 70 preserve her child
from the attacl, Of the tiyress. driven TO
It's wits ends TO find food for It's own
helpless offspring The tigress was in
her way as tender parent Us tho low.
ing mother whom she murdered. and
thon besides there was tine whole vii.
lage dopopulatol to make one wonder
what sort Of a world 10 would have been
IL. ~ nigh; well have happened, Tigers
had evolved "a mHs:crs o. the gloho In
stead OF men. --Elwiu Aru5ldm London
Telegraph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
PORTLAND CEMENT -.

Equal to the best in the world. Several Of
our leading business men interested in the
company, and Il large factory TO be put in
operation without delay. The largest copper
plant in the United States now being built.
Utah has rich copper mines which will now
be developed. Utah has many rich gold
mines. Utah has many rich silver mines,
which will soon be worked on larger scale
than ever. Utah has too many resources, Of
immense wealth, to enumemte in this space.
Utah has a climate which is now attracting
people here from all parts the country.
Salt Lake City is the center OF this Territory
so richly endowed by nature Why not feel
cheerful when we have every reason to! Do
not hoard your money longer, put it in circu-
lation, do yourself and others good, give
employment to those who need it, help the
general prosperity Of the city along, do not
retard it, show that you are part OF its life.
If was the intention to mention some of the
beoute, of east Waterloo" but the space
will not permit it. Call and we will relate
them to you,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
miseeliapeouS Works.


Or.on Prntss WORMS, ssrie, OF panpales
on the doctrine. OF No gospel, book OF aii
pages, 7se.
uaud.r Book Of uofercncs to ne histarH
chronology, religion and country ~ uie Lattes
a., ssia,..-',- saints and strangers 400
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ezatth, With = full account Of bsz furarsi
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Does she uibIe Sanction PoiyHnrayi
aducusslou bciuecn Elder orson Pratt and In.
= =. Newman, W which Il added Ihros DIS
courses on eoiest,al marriage By ELDERS orson
PrsiL ooorge a. sn.i,h and oco. y uaFiinn,
55e
Joseph smith -waA no . Prophst Of
Codi ny. NJ siodahi, price, Payer, 2lc
A Review OF The Decision Of mo suprrms
Court Of no q. T., IN tho Gao ai Georu'
Reynolds, BY ocorge Q. Cannon, 7sa.
Cook OF Abraham, ~ authenticity s-tAb
uthsd, hI Geo. neynolds, 2sg'
the Prsecptor, ~ John Nicholson, ia
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AnErI Of ihe rrRirIe-i or Dream Of u.
Future ny p. y. russ, ila.
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OF uN'o h'p'' 'N'"' ~ -
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OF lnhdeliv and me harmony OF uA' S'Spe
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The Hand Of Providence, ~ shovn IN N
tlq1ory Of nations and individuals from M
great apoatasy 10 deterioration OF me go'pel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

Oldest Savings Bank In Utah, with de-
posiGs greater than all others combined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur
glar and hreprooL Rents 81 to $50 per
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Paid-up Capital, $500 100000
Surplus, $500, OOO'Oo

Buys and sells exchange on New York, san
Francisco, Chicago, 81 Louis, Omaha, loudOn
and all principal Continental Ciiiua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

Tho development Of tho lace industry
IN Ireland has Lecn great boon to the
impoverished people In embroidery
alone 9, 900 girls are omployedand 1868
GOO dozen handkercmets were sent last
wear to the American market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

wiIford woodruff, George VI. Cannon
President Cashier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
TRUST COMPANY,

no, Il and n East Temple street.
SALT LAKE orr, UTAn.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
WEST HAVEN NOTES.
A New Dignity for the eBorough-More Like Young City Than Kver-A Notable Avenue Improyement-An Unterasffn~ GI0hf

A New Dignity for the Borough-More Notable Avenue Improvement-An n Interesting Sight.
 Price, Lee & Go. have decided to put West Haven in the city directory for 1893 This will bs @ great convenience to our New Haven business men and to a great many o;hers. West Haven will duly recognize and appreciate 1t also, aud the growth of this important burrorgh fully merits the new dignity.
 The people of the borough are awaken ing to the fact that great improvement is being made on First avenue. This avenue, too narrow at one end, is now being made of uniform width, sixty feet wide, fir, m Elm street to Wood street. This dignihes the avenue and adds to its importance and Is 8 benefit to the borough All along the avenue brand new and attractive houses are to be seen, erected through the enter prise of various men, among them Lawyer Julius Twiss of this city, who has erected half dozen or more of them, sil well built and equipped in city style. Mir. B. A. Howes and others have also likewise improved the street. The avenue DC longer looks like country lane al one end, and when the concrete wslkl are laid all along and the avenue is al graded it will be one of the finest street, in the borough. The avenue is now being graded. The change of the street lin, caused the setting back of front fences fo l @ considerable distance up at the end fl front of and adjoining the Wood residenc, and grounds.
 Scores of New Hsvsners have recsntl, taken pilgrimage to West Haven solel, to see the results attained by the incu bstors at the farm and poultry yard of c P. Jordan. Out of 100 eggs in the incu bstor seventy chicks came forth, all hig bred and of aristocrsic chicken families Many New Haven ladies and gentleme have viewed the pretty sight with gres interest
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16

herein is the very place where his heart is wrong, that he won't undertake 1t. Con- fess Christ, say your prayers and do your duty and leave the rest to him The same hidden power which he holds over the life of the lily, and thy own physical life be holds over the life of eternity. Yours to do, his to give. Confess Christ to-day and should you die tomorrow among the inn mense satisfactions of that new life will be the memory of this act of loyalty. If you live for long years your life will count for Gods ancient right through 1t all.
 No man knows how the struggle is going.
 Righteousness feels dreadfully alone when
 1t thinks of that filthy Chicago mob,
 of that New York puppet show,
 of the middle sges, called the legislation
 of free people, before which no bill can
 come till it has been approved by the boss
 of Tammany hall, but the Chicago mot
 and Tsmmapy hall belongs no moro to the
 great future than Sodom and Gomorrah when the morning light breaks ore tho world these things shall not be. but thor shalt be, and must answer to the mos high. All this stuff, animal nature, dregl of humanity, has not to face the light, i can afford to be what it Is, but thou Christian, immortal, divine, Son of God | must get thee a soul, blood washed ani | fre-baptized, that can endure the light O the throne of God.
 "For thou shalt flourish in immortal youth, Unhurt amid the war of clements
 | The wrecks of matter and the crush of worlds.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
Benefit Hall.

The United Social club gave a benefit ball for one of the men of Schollhorn & Co.'s factory in Hsrugari hall lsst evening. It was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the season. The grand march was led by Charles Schmitt and lady. The commit tee iu charge were:
 Floor msnager-Chsrles Schmitt.
 Floor committee-Fred Wallhoefer, Frank Hoffman, Ad. Goldenblum, Frank Hoffman, Paul Volkman.
 Committee of arrsngements-Chsrl Heineke, Charles Schmitt, Joseph Gauggel
 General committee-Chsrles Heineke, P Doyle, Henry Ploeger, Henry Kresmer.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
In Westv11le. The Kino's Dauohters of Westy

The Kings Daughters of Westville will tonight give an entertainment at the almshouse for the benefit of the inmates. The entertainment will consist of fancy drills, and besides musical program con sisting of vocal and instrumental will be rendered.
 The ladies of St. Joseph's church, West vile, opened their bszar in Masonic hall, Westville, last evening. They have arrang- ed for an interesting and elaborate program each evening this week.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16

one submitted, but owing to an arrange ment unknown to them at the time the competition was opened the board is oblig- ed to award the prize offered for the work to Kentucky designer.
 Miss Sheldon is the decorator of the Con- necticut room of the woman's building which has received 80 much attention be- cause of its artistic quality. Miss Sheldon Is remarkably brilliant young woman, who has taken to the arts because of her love for it, her parents being wealthy. She Is graduate of the Boston Museum of Arts school. Much of the work of decora- ting the Connecticut room was done by Miss Sheldon personally.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
D1ED IN NORTH HAVEN.

Death of Mary Gillett Andruss.
 The many friends of Mrs. Mary aillett Andruss will learn with sorrow of her death, which occurred last evening Tn North Haven. She was the wife of Jessie Andruse, who had charge of the Yaie college building for many years.
 She was the sister of the late Seymour Bradley. The funeral will be held to nor TOW at 2 p m. in North Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
To Become Doctors Soon.

Extensive preparations are being made for the graduation exercises of the class of Vale medical school '93. An elaborate banquet will take place and the menu for the aforesaid abounds in a conglomeration of raediesl and French phrases. The class nnmbers fifteen, and among them well known young men for whom brilliant future is predicted. Among the graduates to be are Messrs. Chat6eld. Cheney, Bren- nan, Slsttery, Cowles, Garcia, Porter, Law ton. Peck. Dickerman and others.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
AN INTERESTING OCCASION.

First Convention of Chapters of
 Daughters of the Ktng-Bishop
 Williams to OAtteRd-Delegates From
 All over the State.
 A convention of the Connecticut chap ters of the Daughters of the King will be held at St. Paurs church on Thursday. This will be the first state convention of these bodies. Delegates will be present from all parts of the state and number of the clergy will also come with the visitors. The Right Reverend Bishop Williams has signifed' his intention of being present. He will arrive tomorrow evening and will be the guest of Rev. Mr. Lines. The bishop will deliver an address and several other addresses will be made by visiting clergymen. The exercises will commence in the morning with business meeting at the church. In the afternoon exercises will be held at the parish house.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
NIT Hannibal A. Williams.

Something out of the usual order of entertainments occurred in the city yester- day. From 2:3O to 4:s0 in the afternoon MT. Hannibal A. Williams recited from memory the tragedy of "Julius Cesar" before the High school faculty and stud ents, MT. Williams work is that of an artist of great natural and acquired gifts His reoitals in this city have been attend, ed by the most apprecistive people, and they I have been universally praised.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
Want to Make NIoneya

If SO, learn shorthand and typewriting at Gsffey's. There Is money in 1t for young ladies and young men. You cannot enter this week as the school is crowded, and all the seats gre taken. You can make application this week, day or evening, for neTt week as the seats are now engaged one week in advance.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
At EpWorth M. E. Church.

AL EpWOfIH "s Ns O"UHc"'
 The new Epworth M. E. E-~ohuroh, corner of Orange and Edwards streets, is being furnished with "Vitrifed" stone side walk, 130 feet on Orange street, 10 feet wide; 150 feet on Edwards street, includ- ino five approaches to the church and a broad driveway on the south side. O. w.. Kellogg & Go. of 5O6 State street have the contract. It will be fine improvement to the church's surroundings.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
West Side Club.

The West Side club is not directly con- nected with any particular church. It is not run either by the Howard avenue Con gregational church or by any other church. The club is for the purpose of promoting the moral, mental and physical develop the city, and any young man of good this basis 1t has now membership of nearly 200, and it's prospects for the future are first. class.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16

The store contains many articles which might justly be termed ba,:gatnS.
 The "Centre Counter is the objective point for bar gains and nothing 6nt bar gains. Tuesday closes the sale of Boys Shirt Waists and Pants.
 Mothers bothered with breaking buttons and splitting seams should not neglect this special opportunity.
 Good domet and percale waists for Io cents. The |" Mothers Friend" Waist, 3o cents. Cheviot Pants, B and 43 cents a pair. Fit boys 4 to T. years. WMn,NEELYMsDGo"
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
Class Supper.

The graduating class of the Yale alvin ,tv sohooI held their class supper at Sharks. Champion & Co.'s last evening. About thirty-four members were present at the feast H. P. Davis, the president of the class, acted as toastmaster. Toasts were responded to by B. F. Case, K: h. Hughes, 0. E. Ewing, c. E. Harris. E. .. Broner, B. 0. Davis, B. Tyrrell, J. S. Hov1Ord
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
LOCAL NE w s.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Buy lot t-$100-R. E. Baldwin.
 Once tried, used evermore; royal shoe. Koal at reduced prices.-W. F. Gilbert. The Meriden musical union will banquet at Hills Homestead, Savin Rock, June Il. Go operation with housewives as far as possible. Household Auxiliary, 25 Center st. John Hugo of Bridgeport, who has been critically i'll with pneumonia, is recovering. The Yale Kent club debate takes place at Osborn hall this evening, opening at s o'clock.
 Midsummer opening at B. Rogowskps Wednesday. May 17. The very latest Par isisn hats
 The Odd Fellows of Bridgeport are ar ranging for an excursion from that city to Fairvisw on Memorial day.
 The A. NJ. E. Conference yesterday re- appointed Rev. George Riddle to his charge at New Haven and Highwood.
 The Daughters of the King of Christ church will give musical and dramatic entertainment at Harmonic hall this even ing.
 The board of education will meet Friday evening, Mr. Eli Whitney, jr., having re- turned from his trip south. MT. Whitney ie much improved in health. ..
 Peter Kippell and Walter Sears were ar rested for an assault on Miss Mary Bald win, demented, at Woodbridge, Sunda. night, May 7. They had hearing II Woodbridge yesterday.
 At the Davenport church parlors o1 Green street to morrow night there will b' a shepherdess drill by sixteen young Ia dies. Ics cream and cake will be served proceeds to go towards furnishing the new parsonage.
 Two new companies will be needed un der the new military bill to fill the Second regiment to twelve companies. Anson1a Il spoken of as the town from which anothe company may be expected. For lons time there has been talk of transferring the Middletown company, H, of the Secone regiment, to the First regiment.
 The Christian Endeavor society Of tn First Baptist church conducted the ser vices last evening at the City Mission hall An interesting feature of the meeting wa an address by Mrs. Whittemore of tn Door of Hope mission of New York city Rev. MT. Morgan of the Dixwell avenu Baptist mission will speak at the City Mit sion hall tomorrow (Wednesday) evening
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16

Elm City Riding School Now open.
 Instructions In horseback riding, leap ing, etc also horses broken for the saddle by Lieutenant Carl Becker-Voit, late of the Imperial Riding academy at Vienna now at the Elm City park.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16

Struck out by Lauder 2; by Frost 5. Passed bal.s-N- rten 1. Bases on balls,Lauder 5; Frost l Two-base- -hit-Smith. Stolen bases Smith, H. Tirrell, Jester 2, Searls, O'Nel. Time 1:4O. Umpire-Joyce. Attendance-1,Oco.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
VIM. NEELY & CO.
NEW HAvKs, Tuesday, May i6. 1893.

NEW HAVEN, Tuesday, May i6. 1893. THe aveatker to-aay-Faly TELEPHONE
 No. SS.
 Some articles require a lens to reveal their beauty. The merit of others is magni- fled by expressive language.
 Perhaps no one word ever carried more meaning Tn connection with Underwear than " Balbriggan."
 Just received direct from the celebrated c. Bonbon & Go. 100 Dozen Mems fine French balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, long and short sleeves all sizes, to sell for 5c cents the garment.
 Mems Furnishings.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16
Memorial Day in Woodbridge.

Memorial Day in Woodbridge.
 Woodbridge residents are preparing for the celebration of Memorial day, which will be done on Sunday, May 2s. The ar- engagements will be similar to those of last season and the members of the G. A. R. and s. of v. who go over will be we'll cared for. The church, which has been undergoing repairs, will be ready for oc- cupancy and with fresh paint, new fires coing and carpets it makes 8 pleasant ap- pearance The local committees are: Music, O. T. Walker; flowers. Miss Emma Hale; decorations, R. o. Newton; collat- ion, E W. Beecher and Mrs. W. H. War ner, these to select their own assistants.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16

MIDDLETowN, Conn May 15.-Wesleyan defeated the Yale Law school this after noon in a well played game in which the hitting was light and the fielding very good. week ago the home team de- feated the Yale varsity ,and the victory to- day drove the Wesleyan students wild with joy. Three weeks ago the Yale law yers beat Wesleyan to 8. Wesleyan scored three runs in the first inning on a sacrifice hit, an error. passed ball, a hit and two bases on balls, and succeeded in shutting out the visitors until the sixth inning, when a hit, sacrifice, stolen base and wild throw gave them their only run. The score:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-16

Mean temperature, 62.
 Max temperature, 73.
 Min temperature, 5O
 Precipitation .00 inches.
 Max velocity of wind, 19SW. .a. Deficiency of temperature since January 1-o.Sa degrees. -, 1z 4 oa wCC., H. J. COX, Observer Note "A minus sign [-l preixed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero. A "T'' in connection with rainfall inolcates trace of rainfall too small to measure.
 sSnow is melted and resulting deptn or "a'er not known.