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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Inc long trip none Of them can very
we'll be expected TO face q starter before
Decpmbs-. We aro advised that tht
uoufes nfe owned In Australia anu
were seut over on the rucommenIa-
lion Of Mr. Lopez, who Is nov In the
sluihern hemisphere. They came in
charge Of young man who wA com
planned " Ne being about A. garTulous
as a washerwoman until he reached
San Francisco, when he played
"smai" aud refused - answer any
qucsilons about ihe horses. II IA learn
81, however, that tho new importa.
lions are named Empire, Cascade,
Creighton nn1 the Nordenfeld
ally. All have performed on
tho Australian turf except the
ally. Cascade is represented
aa quite a woll.hnown performer AMI
has quite reputation In the colonies
asa steepleohasor. Creighton is "a bay
golding by Cieivedcn, the Australian
stallion recently brough, 10 this coua-
Try by &. Bruce Lowe. Cieivudon h
a full brother to Chester. The three
year-old mare by Nofdenisll IA q racy.
looking black mare aud 20 the hrsI Of
the progeny Of tho great son OF Mus.
Kot that was over brought 10 This coun.
tfy.
California already owns the pride Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
OuEsrIONs AND ANswERs.

EscALAStE, Garfield county, Utah,
September 2l.-seoing that you answer
questions through tho columns OF tho
NEWS, please accommodate mo
bought picco Of land Ia which thore
was ununuOl made hy The rain, which
was contiuuou. iy dry from three 90 i've
years 40 70 limo. and which / fenced.
There came Hood aud hliri tho upper
plrt ftbo channel aud n.i0d tho lower
par and pot 10 into ucoru. ! then
moved my feuc1 agtiunud Ion "a tpusluCh
space between the board aud tho ground.
The road runs parallel with the fence.
Am I responsible every time tho canal
breaks or flood cumos7 I have lived
ON u for ton oars without complaint
How do you measure tho second foot
for irrgaiion-by dow or prossuro7 W.
Tho frat question IL too Ambigu Gus
to be answered by the word eyes" or
"no." As stated by our correspondent,
the case would seem 10 be one where
no liability could attach 70 him, though
he goes into explanations and details
to length that rather ombarmsscs
than simplines the situation.
The clay" Of the county
anu the aitenlant circumstances
would have 10 to considered IN the
determination Of all questions Of this
But this much may be-
said o. applicable to all; II "w's" &C.
lion has proved TO bo proxlmatc
cause Of Injury 10 tho road or to any
private property owner, he is liable for
full damages; II his action Ia only a
remote cause Of injury no can b, held
Tor only partial damages, ", indeoi, for
any damages at NIL. A stated, the
Instance seems to be one where no
liability can attach 10 him; but he eau
answer for himself whether or not the
Of the canal or the overflow
by Hoods Ia due to his filling up the
ower part Of the old water course, and
.hnt viii answer his que,t ton.
2-rhls l. a matter OF agreement,
pure and simple, between the stock.
holders In tho Irrigation ditch. In
this county II Is usual 10 measure the
share Of each stakeholder by dow, aud
this IL by means Of weirs. But has our
correspondent, stated his question cor.
reclly7 Does he not mean! "what IL
tho rule for measuring the second foot
Of water for irrigation purposes, by
either dow or ptessuro2"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
REDUCING FLESH.

A good many people who arc lean
would like y be fat and some who are
very fat would like 10 be little less 70.
Nature has arranged this matter APP.
parcntly 10 her own liking and II IL
extremely diilieult In mos. cases aud
Impossible In some 10 make much Of
change In her work. SIlll, improve.
ment In both instances has been and
can be- made. The rapid growth Of
sdiposc matter IL frequently dangerous
anu always uncomfortable, causing
serious anxiety At tlmes, anI the MS.
irums, regimen anu exercises pre-.
sorlbed for such are almos. lnfni,o.
Ia line with this an English vcgeiar-
ian Journal now adds i.a own peculiar
prescription ioE the benefit Of those In
whom grace Is being si,erieiei by
girth.
Itholds that for persons to reduce
obesity by living on lean beef
anu water is false IA ptiucl.
ple-it Is merely starvation
AMI though they will certainly
become thinner BY this method, they
will at the same time reduce their
strength and bring down their constl.
tuition. On tho other hand, simple
diet OF brown bread aud various kluds
OF fruits Is claimed To be lar better
means Of reducing supefiiuous flesh
than the use Of any nos,rum, aud It
will, moreover, lnvigoraie the boiy
and keep up strength.
The diet should, Of course, be accom-.
panied with proper exefolse-waiking
Is the most suitable for fat people, be-.
cause In II tho whole body Is exercised,
and not one soi OF muscles at the OK.
penso Of another. When dishes are
not unluly elaborate, people do not
usually eat too much; tbs general die,
should be plain aud simple. We are
then advised that rich aud elaborate
should be avoided, as It causes
porsons to eat more than Il good f0r
them, bringing on undue obesity and
many disorders. Mot OF us kneS this
before but there Il doubtless much that
Ii noI known Ia the alvlo, aud suggot-
lions preceding. Certainly II not
,iiicaclous thy are not harmful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

To- needed nld would be worth much
more than it costs would bo to ttats o
supriluiiy.
We hope the bill will pass, AuI IN
that event take tho liberty Of pledrinz
Utah's $4,000 thus far 10 advance.
With The school Of mines established
and the miHt provided for IN Nj.
Riwlius's BIZ secured, we would be
doing very well In a material way, ~
far IA government aid IL concerned.
The government would not lose any
thing 10y II either, but undoubtedly be-
an immonse gamer while W. Of the
mining sections would be aided In such
manner as would not b. humillating
because Of the mutually Of the beneilis
conferred. Bcsides, the nations repre-
sentRiiyes have not a. rule been any
too klnu to us--have not kept us BLUSH
ing because oi their beneficiary att
tude toward ~, and we are quite will.
ing that change should occur oven
thus late IN the century. Better nov
than net at all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
JUDGE nARrCns RuLING.

As the NEWS RECORDS II, there Ia but
one thing 10 be said directly regarding
Judge Barloh's decision In the man.
damus proceedings decided on Satur.
day-it was In accordance with law
and therefore there was nothing else
for him 10 do. The statute IL quite
plain on the subject; and n the appll.
cant, being otherwise qualified and
having resided In the Territory six
mon,hs and the precinct thirty days
next preceding, IL refused registration,
our condition would be a terrible one
Indeed II he could not obtain the right
provided for him sewhere, and what
other place but court Of equity2 The
advice OF certain Liberal extremists 10
"resister II you have to 20 with n
gun" would have something like n
shade OF Justification were the sltua.
ton otherwise than II IN.
The applicants showed that they had
been here considerably longer than the
prescribed time, aud were not trans.
Tents but residents albeit their domi.
Gle was and IL u tent. That Of some
Of the best men these vnlloys ever con.
tanned was, IL will be- remembered,
also tent. It's no reflection upon a
man to live la such a shelter until no
eau obtain a better one-on tho con.
trary II Ia oftenor than otherwise an In
dication Of that haTdihood and inde-
pendent spirit 40 characteristic OF the
earlier settlers Of every community;
and the objection that the tent was
not numbered IL the morusl bubble,
altogether unworthy aud properly an.
Rvailing, Us 1t should have been even
had tbs objection not been obviated.
The NLws is not very much in love
with itinerant voters whatever their
political inclination or by whatever
name they may DO called. We hope
all such viii be thoroughly weoded out,
or that those who are overlooked will
be followed up anu made 10 answer Tor
the crime Of annulliug expressions of
the peoples VIII, But because a reel.
dence has beon brief and tho shelter
occupied Is unsubslantlal, provided
such residence Ia tho full torn pre-.
sorioed by law, Is no reason why any
one should bo excluded, and Il must
lot be 10. We repeat, Judge Barlch
decided properly on the showing made;
not only should the registrar be 70.
quired to place tho applicants names
ON the rolls, but being there the own.
ere Of them have "A right 10 vote and
have their votes counted the same Of
those Of the Oldest inhabitants. In the
midst Of Whatever degree Of partisan.
ship, It IL manlfsstiy dangerous 20 rail-
at the law or Try to warn II to accom-,
pllsh partisan rnds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
sAN FnANCIscO,s LArLsr n0RROR.

San Frauclsco Ia surely entitled TO
the palm Ia the matter OF criminal
sensations. Just now II has on hand
tho recent dynamite explosions aud
the murder aud Acknowledgement Of the
Girl Addie Gilmour, as psbulum Of the
Kind spoken o.. The latte, was 90
shocking 10 the moral ~ this foimeF
was 10 the physical sense, anu both
represent the most atolii and defiant
class Of criminal intent aud action.
fnu girl was frat betrayed by young
"man" who makes no secret u hi,
foul achievement; then, finding her.
solf Ia delicate condition, she applied
10 one Of those legalzod mutuergrs
who inics; uvery large community and
Bliold their vlllaiuY behind tho d..
pluma which may or may not have
boon properly obt ineI. An operation
was ueriOfmo a, tho girl died, aud the
MISUNDERSTANDING the Gravity OF The
situation na relates to himself, cut the
body Into pi,Cea aud cropped them Into
he bay. Is this not awful enough 1,
justify temporary brgoIfulnvss OF tbs
explosion, terrible M II wasg
The butchers uRuu IL Wet The
ease 10 clearly made out against him,
hut ho IL cunning aud is making usr
Do! devices that "duil aud muddy
m,tuol rascal" wouli never hav,
Dreamed of California has the sam,
criminal law that we have regarding
wives' testimony Ia such ca0r,; ID,
vi,e 10 not allowed 10 testify against
the husband without his consent. 1,
hos, however a ill,rcni mnrrae,
law, "a mutual contract ptuptry L..
Corded bslus sufficient there. IA
murdered riH's nurse, apparently
somewhat ouuutrei OF the doctor, wa.
.cyhaps inc hest vitnrs, tho tlalu huG,
bus West aon deprived % OF het tesu
mnny by signing u mlrIago coutfar
aad sending DO % her wl,u % difocuu
90 ALSO -isn GuI have II Iec gIed D..
mvul.yIS which sao 900, Cnb
Glowry, ui iue sr, FAurrcl polio,
tu-ualy % vry a.or, mI sasaci,u
.aiagb bur hr was outwltloI this tim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

The horse races everywhere promise
q, he more largely attended this fal
than usual. Az our own driving park
the customary preparations nro gaiug
ahead, with everything indicating "a
uccoss'ul sea.ou; and at otuer points
900 thoT,rrlt0ry aud elsewhor active
work Is going along, Mauu, the capital
%, Slupcto county, come, 60 tlr front
.h's limo with an opening aud mr
posters sent our indicate that u great
umr h anticipated, Gtall gucs O. chow
tnnt the interest prevailing iar many
yrau In the sublyot OF hlu,n -h docs
mot diminish but Is decidedly on tho
Increase,
la 6,u Frauclseo they are shortly
FOO have Mood horse mrriuF which
H attracting attention AMI recruits
rom iar and wide. % gently nur
.aces arrived there o. m Australia
they have BEEN especially Imperfect u.
pke part iu the meeting, but Rs {, wlI
take them several wveas to get uye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The slHty.four,h scmiannual Con
ference Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter.dhy Saints will convene In
the Tabernacle, Salt Lake city, Mt 10
O'Clock on Friday morning, October
elb, 1898.
The officers and members Of the
Church generally are cordially In
vlied to attend the meetings OF tho
Conference.
wmPoRD wooDRuFR,
GEORGE q. CANsoN,
JOsEpH +. SMITH,
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
40 AIU MINING

a telegram conveys the welcome
Information that the SENATE committee
on public lnnis has bestowed %
thought upon tIe mining regions of
the iaT West, aud as rusul. thereof.
has instructed seust1r DIb1is 10 rrp0r
consolidated uill embracing sovrraI.
TO aid us In Establishing mInius
schools In our midst, Tho Plan /. TO-
donate sl20uO b. each OF the STATE
anu territories iu.erohel, this % c.mu
out oitho sale, OF IMMORAL lands lher, -
In respectively, provided each viii ou
H. own lar, tubscribe u like amount
making total fund Of s2l,U0a Tor ,hr
purpose named-euougn 90 ,shblsb,
squip and keep running ana in.u mi,
'i the kind named, 10 say that fuci.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
LowEsr RArr ON r,nrm.


Grsud Opportunity Co NtsIt the
WORLDS Iair VIA the II. q. " Hy.
On Oct. 9th aEd 9Th the Rio Gfaude
Western Ry, will soil round trim
Tickets 10 Chicago Vt the uuptecp-
denied low rat NJ 1875. Tickeis viii
be- good 70 leave CHICAGO on the return
trip on OF prior 10 Oct. %. Special
cars Of all classes are being arranged to
run on the Rio Granie trains OF those
dates aud 10 necessary a complete
special train known a. tho "Utah
special" will leave on the oh or IN.
Everyone should remember TINT the
r. q, w. has two through fast trains
TO Chicago daily, carrying Pullman,
STANDARD and Tourist slcepers, elegant
day coaches anu reclining chair ears
free OF charge. Ticket office ~ 10 W.
Second South ~. 1. A. BENTON,
Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

A frisRd in need IA friend indeed,
aud uotloas than one million people have
'ound such fflcnd In DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds. III you have never usri
this Great Cough Medicine, ons trial
viii convince you that Il has wonder.
fol curative powers In al diseases Of
Throat Cheat aud Lungs. Raoh
bottle Il guaranteed 10 do all tina, n
claimed or monry will b refunded,
Trial bottles FREQ At a. q. smiih d
Coz Drug store. Large bottles 500
AMI m N a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Those who have used DR.. Kings
Sew Discovery know lie value, ami
those who hIys not have now ths
opportunity 10 try II Free. Chll on the
adveriisrd Druggist aud get a Trial
Bottle, Free. send your name aud
address 10 r.. Il. Buckien & Co., Chit
oagO, aud get eamplo box Of DR..
Kings New Infc Pills Free, "a well a.
4 copy OF Guide 10 Health ami House.
hold Instructor, Free. All Of which ia
guaranteed 10 DO you good ami cost YOU
nothing. A. g.. smith h Coz Drug
gt,.- a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Now THAT the Sal. tako Herald and
The Anaconda NdHi1ri are urging tho
silver senators TO Yield 90 tho voorhees,
orders. the matter may DO considorod
aoiilod.-N T.RccoWcf
Ges, that's -. As soon ne tho two
aioresaid pspers agreed to obey Mr..
VOORHEES,, the rest oi the party began
devislng m sguemout Tot a COM
promise by which Mt Noofhecs'b
ordefs would be- d,fantly disobsyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

TINS vALsyme goes into dry dock
today to be painted and touched up
aud have her bottom scfaped prepara-
tory 10 the great races. The fret race
Of the five to determine the merits Of
the two swim competitors 10 schedulei
Tor October 8. May wind and wave
prove favorable to true trial ofspred
and stamanship, a1d may the Vigi-
liant Ia all fairness come OIL a winner J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

IL over you can stay nj home. O. to
Chicago now and sec tho most com.
pleto and magnificent exhibition that
has ever heen held. The Nostihuled
Limited trains Of the Chicago, Union
Pacific nnd Northwestern Limo will
take you there with the least trouble
aud changes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

aud the chances are that the moot the
pr socntion and thoso Of The public
who consIder Themselves outraged can
horc for isa Temporary residence ut
san Quentin a, the states expenfe for
the red-handed doctor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

The nrsrnrr IvrSiSo Sfwss pubIshcd
ttiv sunday excepted. a. cofrcr souih and
bet Temuie streets. talt Lake CITY.
gram Ediuon at a0pm. Regular Idiaou
ntt clock
Tho uTsUpEr srHu-wrrELr NEws Do pub
nthtd on Tuesday and Friday Of each wccE.
The nrunEf wrrKLY IN magazine form
10 puuiithed ever SATURDAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

The BEsr sALvE IN the world for
Cuts, Bruisos, Soroa Ulcers, salt
khoum, Fever 50fcs, letter, Chopped
Hands, Chilblalns, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, ant positivcly cures Piles,
or no pay required. IL Il guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction or money re-.
funded. Price 20 cent? per box. For
sale by a. &. Smith a 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Conference Sale
CLOAK DEPARTMENT..

Wo shall open up la our now and
spacious Cloak Room, formerly orrupicd
ny llollandcr's Jnwelry Che largest,
choicest aud chGapo't . ock ~ Ladies,
Misses ant Chilurtu's tluakH ovor shown
~ thi. ooun ~ All past effort. sur
passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Chicago nay NJ the worid's Tnir.
Mnlmhar nLh.

October 9th and IN the Unicn
Pacific viii cell Excursion Tickets to
Chicago nj s3j 20, and 81. Liuis ut
$500. 0ofd Tor return, leaving Chi.
cage up 10 October %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

New ~ thr fiuH
To 10 20 the Wcril's Fair, only $50 IS,
via tbs Union Pacific, Oc o5er 9th
and 5th, account Chicago Day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Can on IA before buying. Our stock
Of Lumber, Sash, Doors, c,c.. - com-
pletc, amt there IA great drop Ia
prices. Morrison, Merrill q CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Tor The tsncni " Utah patrons and
friends and 20 meet he demands N nowa
agents % Chicago. the hrws will ~ on Gale At
most ~ NE runcipa Hotels ard Book stores
~ hat city during The Pair season
Headquarters f1r the Nrwa s at Wells o.
sIers Hook and Periodical Store. ~ stats
ttfcot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

The Cola Hand Cuiicc Il always uni.
iorlG In strength and flavor and full
weight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

CITY Subscribers will kindly notify J. r. nun
bar lcifculttorl ~ any iffoFulariiy 10 the de-
lvcry Of their papers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Help ~ TO help you by calling fot
Gold Hand CCnco when ordering your
groceries
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

II your rfocer docs not keep fold
Hand CoiIco jog his memory till no does
keen H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Tho Nrws ION ~ q NJ tho principal Hotels,
hrwa stands auf on 40 passenger Trans lCaF'
inF The city hfttr pin. daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

suusofiters changing their piaceof residence
should always give former a. well ~ present
hlhrnaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Accommodations should DO addressed %
pEsrnKr Srws runLisniso CO.
Telephone ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

only 5000
To Chicago AMI Return via Union
Pacific, October 9th ami 7ih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

October G,h sui 7,h the Union
Pacific will sell Excursion Tickets to
Chicago NJ s815j, anu 81. Louis ut
s3i25, good fjr return lea wing Chicago
up ~ October %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
D0MBsTlCs.
Irish Frlezo for 1913 cls. pc yard.
BOYS SUITS.
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

Heavy Grey Underwear, 7fr Suit
Extra Heavy Grey Underwear, 500 snil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-28
Interests Maine People.

Secretary Twitchell has issued little
pocket reminder giving in con,lensed form
the leading facts and attractions Of the com
ing Maine State Fair. an exhibition vhich
the doctor says promises to surpass any
ever hell in Msine. both in variety and
completeness of the exhibits.
That programme Of the Sunday 81 liooi
reunion Of the Maine Utiversalists 1T Like
Marxnocook July llth, is repiete with pro-
mise Of intares. and the low fares on the
railroads will be an added indncement for
a large attendance. There will be special
train service from South Gariinrr via
Waterville, the Maine Central rates of fare
being the same as in 1891.
Ministers adled to the Maine Congrega-
,ional conference during the year are David
Lo Yale. Ellsworth, ordained pastor Sep,
Is; Carl s. Patton, ordained pastor High
street church. Auburn, $ pit. 2s; VIM. W.
Rsnney. Phillips; James c. Gregors. Bing-
ham; Oliver d. SewaIl, Strong; EIwin r.
Smith. Temple: Edward X. Stearss, New
Vineyard, al! ordained Sept.21; Edward II.
Hsckett, Pbipp.burg, in September: Emil
r. Biry, installed pasfor of the Central
church, Bangor, Oct 81; Francis A. San
born. orsIsined pastor vt Turner. Oct. 26 !:
Frank W Dsyi., CHmb rlsnd Center, or
dsi',ed pastor Oct 26; Charles 8.
HolsoB. ortsined pastor at Eastport. Nov.
30; Richard d Mills. Dedham and
Holden. July. 1892; Rich,rd Owen. or
dsinsd pastor Dec. g.; Israel Jordan,
Bethel. November. 1892; Frank s. Doliff.
ordained pastor. Jackson. June /, 1893 /;
Rubert B. Matthews, ,ordaine psstor .Skow-
hegsn, June It; jos athau L. jenkins, u
d. State street church, Portland. Installed
as its pastor. June Is, 1898; John 8 Cur
,is. Lebanon. June. 1888; Msron o. Pat
ton, Boothbay Harbor June. 1898; Francis
A. Poole, Sanford, June 1898: HerbeYi
NJ. Allen. ordained in Hammond stfeei
church. George +. Bradford, Bristol, or.
dained at Bssaor, goes ~ missionary to
Turkey; Lincoln conference, Warren July
1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-28
At DARTM0UTH COLLEGE.
Class Of SO Holds Glass Day Exercises Col
iess in Prosperous Condition.

HANOVER, N. H., June 27.-The class
of '93 had pleasant afternoon for the class
day exercises. The indoor portion were in
Bissell hall and consisted of an introluc-
tory address by B. +. Gusiin, Groton,
Mass; oration, G. G. Furnel, Wilton,
Me-. poem, George o. b. Haley, West
erIy, X. L.; address to president, S. b.
Hunt, Manchester.
On the campus addresses were made by
4. j. Haywood and N. G. Sanders, Jr.,
of Claremont; at the old chapel by A. O..
Caswell, Orange, Mass. at the new ath-
leiic field, G. W. Boutelle, Nashua; mt the
tower. +. Kinney, Thetford, VT; at the
"Old Pine" A. L. Saben, Winchester.
Chronicles were read by Z. o. Place,
South Berwick, and the prophecies by II.
N. Dascomb. Westminster, VT. The ode,
sung at the "Oh Pine" followed by the
concluding event Of smoking the farewell
pipe.
Acting President Lord gave reception
this evening to President-elect Tucker and
the senior class in Wilton hall. The clee
Club concert was given at Bissell hall, sfter
which came the outdoor promenade concert
in the college yard.
The annual report of the treasurer Of
Dartmouth college shows the institution to
be in prosperous financial condition The
total trust funds amount to more than ST.
600 900.
Prizes offered for the hest original de-
signs in architecture, bridges or machinery
to students of the Chandler school. we're
aw arded today First, G. A. French. Win
chester; second, J. B. Russell, Walpole.