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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-10
Nnw Aynrlh,n Itnlr short 1.lno.

Commencing May rs tho Cleveland,
Lornin & Wheeling railway has inaugur-
atod a new short limo TO Chicago via the
Lake Shore railway. Train leaving
Wheeling union depot at $50 p. IN. has
q although Wagner Palace Sleeping Car.
This train lands passengers at the most
centrally located dobot In Chicago, or
within a short distance Of the Worlds
Fair grounds. Unsurpassed equipment
and fastest timc.
Tickets good returning until Novem.
Der B, arc now ON sale at tho lowoSt
rates and berths reserved at oil Clevo-
land, Lorain & Wheeling ticket offices.
For further information apply to or
writo Union Ticket Office, McLuro
House, NJ. =, Gillett, ticket agent union
depot, OF o. s, DELKNAr,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Massillon, o.
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THE FARGO FIRE.

The Loss Three aud u Half Million Dollars.
RcmaInder of the City In Danger,
FARGO, June 0.-The total loss from
Wednesdays fire is now placed at S.
100000. with sl,2OOOOO insurance. At
midnighta strong gale was blowing from
the north and is increasing in strength
hourly. The piles of rubbish in Fargo
were blown into flames again, and the
streets brilliantly Illuminated, Fears
were entertained that the balance OF
the city would go, as tho wind is blow
ing the sparks in that direction, The
people were uneasy and gathered in the
streets, prepared to resist to the utmost
second visit OF the fire tlepd, Fifty
special police officers were sworn in and
placed on guard in the streets.
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MOUNTAINS LAKE pAnK nRnEzEs
Items from tho Popular Mountain Resort,
TI,n Gnnann nnanal

Items from tho Popular Mountain Resort,
The Season Opened.
Special CoFTespOR deIes or The IRtegigeacsr,
MT. LAKE PARK, MD,, June 9.-The
season at this popular health and sum;
mer resort is opening up very success.
fully, Each day adds to the number OF
families who will summer here.
The park never looked prettier, nor
rewild flowers moreplentiiul, Every
where you are greeted with them. The
new board walks, the rustic bridges, the
we'll kept drives, all add to the charms
of the place, This spring has been u
busy one, Over SS0,0O0have been spent
in new buildings and improving cot
tages. You cannot go in any direction
without seeing now cottages, A num-
Der OF new cottages are going up.
Among the marked improvements
are, the new addition to Mountain
Lake Hotel, which has doubled its Gu
pacity. Tho hotel is now one OF the
best on the mountains, 1t has electric
call bells, bath rooms, closets, etc, CO.
lumbar Hotel is new forty-six room
house nearing completion. Hotel Den.
nett and The Mountain Home have
been very much improved. The old
post office building has undergone u
wonderful transformation, II is now a
two'story building.
Among the West Vlrginians at home
in the Park are A. I. Young's family,
Mr.. Mong and daughter, OF Wheeling;
Mrs, Carr and family, Mrs. Whitehead
and family, Of Fairmont; Mrs. Horn.
brooke, OF Wheeling; Mrs. Gen. George
Brown, OF Grafton; 8, L. Allen and
family, Grafton; w. II, Gilbert and
family, Of Piedmont,
Hon, q, O. Sturgiss, Of Morgantown,
is having o very neat six room cottage
erected on G street. II will be ready
for occupancy by the middle OF July.
Rev, G. Blakosly, Of Wheeling, is linish-
ing O six room cottage on u street,
Quite number OF Wheeling people
have rented cottages. There are about
sixty cottages occupied.
The community has purchased q road
machine. This Ia q guarantee OF still
better roads. The outlook for this sea-
son is the best in the history Of the
park, The summers programme is
immense. The camp meeting opens
July ]. It will be a national meeting.
A company OF forty will come from In
dianapolis. Several OF our hotels are
open and have guests Rev. ]. o.
Thompson, Of West Virginia, breaches
morning and evening Of next Sabbath.
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DIR. Ecob's Course.
Presbyterian Journal Of Philadelphia

FT6SDyteTtdn Journal OF PRuddephtd
The Monday papers stated that on
the preceding day tho Rev, DIR. Ecob,
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
church, Albany, N. Y, denounced the
Presbyterian faith and declared that the
Presbyterian general assembly was the
most 'bigoted, intolerant and reactionary
body ever seen in any denomination.
Ho has been o staunch follower of DR..
Briggs throughout the latter's trial for
heresy and several times has criticised
the latter'a opponents. DR..
Ecob recommended tho formation Of
the free church OF Christ to take in the
Congregationalists, the Episcopalians OF
the broader school, the free will Baptists
and the Cumberland Presbytorians.
twill be remembered that he was
the occasion Of the Portland inerrancy
deliverance. He had published IN art
icle in which no denied that the Bible
was In any sense the infallible rule Of
faith and practice-eVen in morals and
religion. His attention being called TO
the ordination vow in which our minis
tiers say they do believe the Bible to DO
such rule, he preached sermon in
which he declared that no recanted
that vow. Even tho mass OF those who
do not accept tho iuerrancy declaration
will say that he Is right in Withdrawing
from the ministry.
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WILL PAY DISPOSITIONS.

Failure of the Hudson, Wis, Savings
HUDSON, Wis, June O.-The Hudson
savings bank closed its doors today
with the following notice;
"Closed owing to the stringency OF
the money market. We dee m it in the
best justice to our depositors tosuspend
for the present, The bank has assets
enough to cover all deposits" The sus-
pension caused much commotion.
Nearly 100000 were on deposit. Farm
ers and laboring men are interested to
amounts aggregating largo sum. The
general belief Is that the bank will find
It difficult to renew business. The city
funds were deposited in the bank.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June 0.-Tho Post
publishes the following:
The ultimatum of the federal govern
ment yesterday to the effect that the
Worlds Fair cannot be opened on Sun
day will be backed up by force Of arms
ii necessary. This, in brief, is the way
tho administration officials regard the
matter. 1t cannot be said that any ono
here actually feared that such extreme
measures will be necessary, yet at the
war department yesterday there was
considerable talk about the possible
necessity OF action.
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BOLD EXPRESS ROBBERY.
Ten Thousand Dollars seoured-A subui
of st, LOUIS the Scene,

Ten Thousand Dollars Seoured-A suburb
of st, Louis the scene.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 0.-St. Louis has
still another train robbery to the credit
or discredit of its immediate vicinity,
AT $3.50 last night six men held up and
robbed the Mobile & Ohio south'bouud
passenger which left st. Louis at $3.50.
The six robbers broke open the OK
press car with hatchets and axes, The
messenger was badly beaten up by two
OF them before he would open the safe,
Ten thousand dollars in cash was SO,
cured. While two were slowing away
this money, the other four were OK
changing shots with several passengers
who had opened fro on them. No one
was hurt The robbery took place at
Forest Lawn station where the train
made regular stop, For boldness and
audacity the robbery is almost unpre-
cedented.
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BLOODY RIOT

between strikers. and ContractOrs-a1
lions Are Involved.
ROME, Ills, June 9,-An encounter
occurred between strikers and drainage
contractors about 1 o'clock this after
noon, and one man was killed and five
others wounded, one OF whom it is
thought will die. All the men injured
are strikers. Tho contractors declare
they will not pay 50 for eight hours
work. Cbicago's contract, II enforced,
will, it Is claimed, mako the contractors
losa millions Of dolllrs.
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NEwDuRo, n. Y, June 0.-If the opin.
ion of Referee Grant B. Taylor has any
weight with Judge Brown, Mrs. Frank
Leslie will soon be granted an absolute
divorce from "Willle" Wilde. Referee
Taylor, who was appointed to take tho
testimony in Mrs. Loslie's suit against
her husband, has gone to White Plains,
N. Y, and furnished his report Of the
case TO Judge Brown, with recon-
mendation that Mrs, Leslie be granted
nm absolute divorce.
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voluntary Assignment.

CHICAGO, June 0.-August Jernberg
and William Griffin, composing tho
banking firm of Jcrnborg, Griffin & Co.,
made a voluntary assignment to-day.
Tho liabilities OF the firm are $4,000
and tho assets $4,000. Jornberg also
conducted real estate business and at
the same time assigned, placing his
assets at 100000 and his Liabilities at
Slb1. 600
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A Little soasoquble Advice.

Take plenty of outdoor exercise. 1t
will help you throw of that tired feel.
ing and raise your spirits. Don't over
eat-enoueh is as good and better than
feast Bo careful OF your drinking
water and dlDays add little Of Klein's
Silver Age or Duquesne Ryes. This
will keep the digestive orgaps in good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness. They are absolutely pure aud
are for sale by hotels, druggists and
dealers generally, ut 81 so and 81 20 per
full quart. Headquarters,
Max KLEIN.
50 Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue, mailed free.
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JAMES GORDON KENNETH HURT.

Fell from u Coach aud His Condition is
Critical.
PARIS, June 0.-James Gordon Ben
nett, proprietor of the New York Her.
aid, was dangerously injured on
Wednesday. Mr.. Bennett fell from a
coach on which he was riding and was
so severely hurt that medical attention
was at once required, His condition
grew worse, and Doctors Robin and
Ledentu performed an operation yes
terday with view Of relieving him.
Mr.. Bennett's condition is now danger
GUS and the doctors declare that 1t is
critical,
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A prominent man in town exclaimed
tho other day. any wllo has boon wcar-
Ing out hor life from tho effects Of dys.
popsla, liver complaint aud indigestion.
Her case baiIlod the skill Of our best
physicians. After using three packages
Of Bacon's Celery euro, ahO 10 almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood In %
healthy condition by the use Of this
proat vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug o., solo agent, and got q
trial package FREQ, Large siEO 60c. 4
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nrendstnfIs nn,I ProyIsIonn

m n tBnu n charm FIgn IN
wbeat o.dSv Tho nnTEet Sdvaticed gca bushel
and m cinSed Am ~ 1hs ION favorabe feature
rc,a ~, ,pant yaS thnt thcra was no news
sttik,ngiv Nrnrish Envlish cables were glIGhtiy
lover Ri moi enough 70 exert much Influence,
KimS1on ,vSS Nv no InoSns assuring aud scat.
tcrISH tsotn rncsivei wern a. from an
c SInS a1r'' 'VP'AA ''ON''N~ WV -
'yCS nrSs nss Tr,n
Oats, iaIr tradc.
u,tia 'iS'0N' 'HON''"'o4' NVs''O "''N
"' siorr oo,v
W WIZ I:sb M . snr,pp G,sfag53lc: No o
spFing SDc; No. red ot}5ss5 e: June iSSI ;aSSgG
7SSzSSS5S,S SuS V''s0O'7SA''1s'' eOp 'N|SN
'E2su,SS1sG; M . os,1c. Iuno s71lass1la3sc,
JnIy SSalStSnaG1Sc. Septssm6er IO1IaiiJia{l%c
'Io1y lTsMCash XII 2 ME June S0L aSoagS5Ic;
'I5S 4a6C'@ seP'''i'O'
5000 ,tysSSn :, W. am,
TTMoTHYsERD~SSSC
MESS PoRK-Cash so 10; September SCI COAL %
All 90.
LARD Cash s. 9oi july, $40 O71GalO 9oAlO 2oi
:. SHoRT Rlps-COSh 80 30; July 80 30a0 50a9 an;
september % GlaO 75a9 70; shoulders 50 5Ja
10 90; short clear $40 07JSalOO2%,
WInsKY-sl Il
nuTTEG-Easler; creamery l41ialVc'
E S,s Tl at I iSHaa'e, ,, .o,,,. ., nm
barrels; exports 1000 barrels; sales 1900 bar.
rels; market more active Wheat, receipts 408, 600
bushels; exports 88S, 900 bushels; sales S.525,00
bushels OF futures aud $4,000 bushels OF spot!
market armes; ungraded red 7Oall1SSi No 70; =
northern Tic; options hrlner; June n!Sa72Esa
72bSc; July a7ia7ic; August TiAal6a10e; sep
temher 1GISaIsaIsc; December SlAaSl3GaSSS3Fcc;;
Corn, receipts g0OO bushels; exports g0VJj
bushels; sales 1000 bushels o. futures a Wy
v DISnSS Of sp0s SS one
ns,o To W. w U ,eVg n}oS mn buSol. a
sntnp p ind "a an hnshSs n sDot. mnfEet luli
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won1ps coIvMDIAN EXPOSITION,

Excursion to Chicago via Ohio River Rail.
road.
On aud after this date, until October
81, the Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago and return, on nc
count OF the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will DO good for continuous passage in
either direction with final limit for re-
turn passage November s, 1893. For
rates OF fare, time OF train and other in
formation, inquire OF ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write w. j.
Robinson, general passenger agent,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove railroad.

On mid Aitor Saturday, October 1, 1897, train,
will rnn as follows city time,
LEAVE WHEELING 1900 d. IN, 100 a IN, B,O1
o. m, 900 a. M lO.0OA M, li:0O d. IN, 1900 in,
lO p m, 100 D. IN. D!0l y, IN, 400 n IN. 6,Ol
7 MI gGlp IN, 100 y, in, SOD p m, $3.50 p
LEAVE ELa dRoyE-'oO1a m. 7;ooA M, si,i
100 y, H. 100 p IN, 800 p, M 400 u IN, 800
PIMA glOp IN, 7i0p. IN. 800 p IN, 9l6p
ins 10 lOp, IN
oDall except sunday
ACKNOWLEDGMENT trains icivO Elm Grove Al
9ilS a IN, aud Wheeling at llit p m,
II. L WElS0kRlER
Dol General Manager
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TIE essential lung.hcaling principle
OF tho pine tree hos finally been success.
fully separated and refined into por-
feet cough medicine. DR.. Woods Nor.
way Pine Syrup, Sold by all dealers on
q guarantee OF satisfaction.
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Another small Failure.

CHICAGO, June O.-JOsoph Higgins,
owning n private bank ut 81 Washing
ton street, and three corresponding In
stitutions in Illinois towns, mode an as
signment to George W. Dixon. Assets
aro scheduled at $4,000. Liabilities
not estimated. The assignment covers
oil
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New YoRK, June 0,---'ThO petroleum market
ported. Pennsylvania oil, spot sales, none; July
options, Snlcs, none; offered at csc.
on CITY, PA, June 9-Open0d GS9{c: highest
Gle; lowest G3lc; closed G3hc; sales 1900 bar.
rcls clenranCes lli,0OO barrels runs S6,aSgbnr.
rels; shipments 98,1d2 barrels.
PlrBDURGIL PA, June O-Opencd and highest
Gle; closed and lowest GS1fc,
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A IInrrIl,ln Ilnllrnnh AnrIdrnt

Is a duly chronicle In our papers; also
tho doath Of Botno doar friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, II he
or she bad taken 0tto's Cure for Throat
and Lung diseases In time, lilo would
have been rendered happier ana per-
haps saved Heed tho wArnlugl II you
have q cough or any affection Of tho
THROAT und lungs call at Logan Drug
co., solo agent, and got trial bottle
free. Large size Soc. 4
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO. Juno 9-Cattlo receipts 100 head;
shipments 5000 head; market quiet; prime
steers s5 7Qa5 90 good to choice s. 25a5 50 others
81 2Sa5 49, Texans 90 0Oa4 co. stocRers 81 80ai 25;
native COWS g 0Oal 20 llogs receipts 1900
mixed packers g 50aG s., primo heavy % GOA
05; light 81 0Oa7 10; pigs s760. Sheep. receipts
5000 head: shipments 900 head; market steady;
natives 81 9OaO CO., westerns 81 7jaj y; lambs
s. 40a7 80.
EAST LIBERTY Juno O-Cattlo. receipts 0jO
ing; all through Consignments. Hogs, receipts
1000 head: shipments 1000 head; mlrket slow;
fnir light 10 bCst heavy s7OoG7 20. Sheep. 70.
ccipts 1900 head; ghipncnp 100 head market
active and shade stronger
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NEW YoRK, Juno O.---Pig iron steady and quiet;
American Si2 7jal5 co. Copper steady; lake
$40 50 Load easy Of 370 Thu closed strong
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RAILROADS
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

TinU Table No. Q. TO tako effect l2:Ot a. In,
sunday May Is, 1874
eavoWhcoling-tino, to;io t7iEI t9!iJ a. tn,,
$3.50, tSiOI. 1855, 90 10, t6:0O u. 10.
LnayO PCnlnSula-tb;4G. toad, t7,52, 1851 a. IN,
"2!66, 1900, "i;ii, s0!O6, tOi3O D, IN.
LgnvO Terminal Junction ---t0.S2, ei0.A9 n. NJ,
t2;l7, $3.50, tj27 s527, tj.b. tsi2b tiOl2 D. IN
Leave Martins F,errty-t0:5s, :loi!sn. M, t2;2S
Leave pOnng,la 10 40. 1904 a. M, tl.2O, og.l1
t5.Sg, 1880 tG.08, t5!3S, tlO;6l y. IN.
Arrive Wheeling -td.ig, oii.OO q. m., tl,a1.
"2!9O, t5A3. li!i5, tOtl5i tsiAh til:QO p. IN.
eDally tDaily except Sunday. l9nhdays only,
All trains will run on EaStOri Time
J.E TAUssfd superintendent
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Whom DAby was sick, wO gavO her CaStoriA.
when abe was Child, shO cried for Castorin
When ShO became Mlus, ohio chung to catorA
when ShO had Children, UhO guvO them COStOrla
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho money aud stOo
Markets,

Markets,
New YoRR June 0,-Money on call was active
hanging from to 10 per cent, last loan 6per
cent, closed offered at per cent Primo meF'
camille paper 6as per cent. Sterling exchange
weak ut 81 sjai 81, Sales 2O5,6Oo shares
The tendency of the stock market was upward
again to-day, the advance in some instances
being quite marked, There was considerable
buying for local and out Of town accounts In
consequence Of the further reduction in the
rptcs Tor sterling exchange, the active export
movement OF wheat aud favorable trAilie returns
by the railways The most notable stocks IN the
rise wore Jersey CGntrl, Manhattan, New YORK
Central Missouri Plcihe, National CoradSe
LaGkawanna Delaware y Hudson und lew OF
tho industTials During the afternoon there
was u moderate reaction, but ut the decline inc
market became dull. Atthe close rally ensued
and tho market left oil llrm IN tone,
Railroad bonds were firm, Sales SlSl,OOO
Government and SUITE bonds dull.
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CwclsNArt o., June O,--cotton Grm mid.
ding 7;Sc.
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NY Pennsylvania stations
VlBannGylVdnld IllHs.I
VA Tralng Run by Central Time.
enprrvrar sYTrrM.-dplN HANDLE ilovrE. !

MATEn BT., Fupr uF ELhvRFTif 81, WilnELtHu
At NrLUnE HOuBg, NVnEktiHo, AND At EuB
pEFtiHILvANtA BrAT1oH, pAiDOkPolT.
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NYnnl.

INV lVKhI JUHO W--WUOI WUII uuU WOIK,
domestic fleece y7a92C; pulled 2Ga37ci Texas Is
a2Oc.
pniLApELrlllA, Juno O.-wool dull and nonl.
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CINCINNATI, o.. June Q.-Flour dull, Wheat
qulcti No. 2 red GSa6ic; receipts 1000 bushels;
No mixed 92c Pork nominal at $40 80. Lard
firm ut 50 20. Bulk meats quiet at o. G2I@
Bacon firm ut ell 26a1l S7k Whisky steady at
81 Y. Eggs weaker ut 1910. Butter, suRar ind
Hhnnsn nalV
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, December 10, Passenger
Trains WILL run ns follows; eDAllY. tDAily Ee'
anri SnnhhN Cnnlrnl Mmh
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on aud ailgl
play q, 1881 EXPLANATION or REFERENCE
excepted; Saturday excepted; lSunday Onlyf
Saturday only. EASTERN Standard Time.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, juno O.-Flour dull.
7Oc July Tic; August 721Sc; September nc,
Corn higher No. 2mixed June 47a474c; July
I7ka475lc August iSa4S4c; September lSAa
4Skc. Oats firm and higher; No. Q white June
39Haai0c; July S9haS914c; August S7aSSci Sop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

powers z ven 20 men. Men naturally
sought % nrf0gatu power 90 thUmselvts,
lauOrcd 20 Crafty their own desires
aud 90 accomplish their own ouua.
Considering the conditions that ok.
listed Ia the world 10 was rUlilio that
ausut men t1 be- honest aud Go Iolaf.
religious tfuihH. Hat men no moral
law and religious Influence 90 &C.,.
train them, iuuliy would Fa.H
abroad O. % Iar greater extent iu t.u
world than 30 really duUH.
The SPEAKER HRiu Ice Has v believer .u
n supreme Being whose laws .NU1'U
ur Ubtyed, Boo being who planted
Within the human breast come ming
wuiCn taught meu That they must frap
what they hai sIwu. THIS HHHCIIiu
should direct Thorn. While uUt u be-
lever iu nll the Religions lu the wnrIut
hu IId believe tupy nave been % ciuul
boo 1Ce0mpIHIiul much towards carry
Iug Dut the uurI 1stH OF the a lmIRhty
iu governing HE children. Wherever
tlu impfc.s uf 1od huI been mace
upon Ills ciiIJreu good results huI
been found. the uUb.ust being iu Iha
NHflI was tho ma ur woman WIu
wH clean before GOT, wn1 loved 500
ugticrd IU.uuU, suI who lIv q 800
accordance with tue Divine uguIf.
mruta. 10 Uaa DtuerwI.s BOO fUEa.I tu
tu0su who FIugut 10 urguu I1u them
selves, rrHnHIlrsH Uf moral NV.
Men might commence together auI
Look over the pIHLHuu lnug wUuli have
reason - believe tutt there were mir.
viriuaus ami hIuptt aud uuylr ueu
Hud women iu tuu world To-Day than
had ever been known iu tHp past
The speaker dcsirol hls hutttis 20
think " this question u rs.iEiuH.
There were men aud women ip tHt
world today az sincere anu honest Boz
the exercise of their religious views DO
many Lniturday Sa.uts, and q "a 1914
give tuuu due credit Tor tlu UIrHi
work ihuy accomplish. lu optic
tue owls that we're committed Boo .u.
world the principles 90 uGut wsulI
prevail, rnu 90 be- required Uf the Lat
tur.day auutH % 40 their rhrt aIiu.
fully BOO insisting 30 carry out the Uuf.
poses % tue Almighty Iu Dol. ard Go D. is
l,signs among the Cuiiliuu .. men.
The cu Voc sung the anthem
"rbe angles swept ,he.r baps of gold"
The hcutl.c ION uraps bounced uy
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Tive por esnt interest paid on savings deposits
osmpounded four times Yehf
sielsi sastas Stamps for ,sis At ,hs mana o.
any q ~ Agents.
BEFORE CONGRESS.



Amer O. stay OF several years NJ wash
Iugion, I. G.. during which hohHs tocomo
familiar with the workings u Congress
and tho departments. Judge Cha'. ".
sayuor. an Attorney and Counselor Of
The supreme Cour. oftho unitoi States,
lspIoparcd to promote proper legislation
By appearing before Committees and
informing influential Cougrcsamon ~ TO
the needs OF clients aud communities
represented by him.
Ito also continues biz practice IN the
General Land omon, prepares appeals,
makos ansvora and arguments before thu
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on cases TO attorneys a, q
distance. and attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Boz
"a, Washington u. z.