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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29
REMOVED THE BIRD.
A Washington Parrot That Bothered .
Preacher.


Preacher.
q II ever there was. voluble parrot
1t is the accomplished African owned
by Edward Cake OF the Hotel Norman
die at Washington. As q linguist
Washington probably never had his
peer.
For some reason the bird had been
changed from its usual habitat and
put in the linen room for the day, the
windows Of which are almost in touch
with the swell colored church that Is
in close proximity to the Normandie
on the north.
The excitement began when the
minister gave out o well-known text.
The last words had but fallen from
his lips when they were shouted back
at him with peculiar vehemence from
the adjoining house. The congrega-
ton tried hard to preserve its dignity,
for the minister stood sole mn, but the
effort was not q great success, and
many Of the younger worship 'rs
Uttered audibly. The preacher
started up again, and again the bird
sent back his utterancs with the
fa.thfulne of a graphophons. A
song WINS tried AMI Poll got in his
work just the same.
by this time It was evident that
either that parrot had to be sup
pressed or the meeting would have to
break up. A little conference was
held, and It was decided to hold up
the proceedings long enough for o
committee to wait on Mr.. Cake and
ask him to remove the cause OF the
trouble to some other part Of his ho-
tel. That gentleman willingly &C.
ceded to the request, and the relig-
ious exercises were resumed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29
KEEN-sIoHTED oULLS.
Ever on the Watch for Trihss which
They Might Pick Up

Ever on the Watch for Trihss which
They Might Pick Up
"Anyone who has watched the gulls
and other fish-catching birds along
our coast must have disc vered how
keen Is their sight AM how cunning.
" they discover school Of fish long
before q I'm has dist irbsd the surface
Of the water" sad Capt lin E. NJ.
Bates, Of New Bedford. "Oftentimcs
when at sea I have testc the vision
OF gulls that happsne near my ship.
to the great amusem mt OF tn, passsn-
gers remember ono occasion when
the ship was going along Mt pretty
rapid rate I not.c,i q number OF gulls
following CLOSELY in our wake, appar-
emily on the watch for anything that
might be thrown overheard. Going
to the cabin procured small biscuit
and returning tn the deck pre- pared to
show the passengers the wonderful
powers Of vision possessed b. these
birds. Breaking ths biscuit into
small pieces. the larg st ot which was
less than an inch sqrare, l dropped it
into the seethiny waters just under
the bow Of the vessel. II was OF the
same color rs the Kissing foam into
which 1t was dropped,a IN by which 1t
was, Of courss, rapidly carried asst ,rn.
Once dropped 1t was utterly invisible
to our eyes and we could only guess
rs to its whereabouts, but before 1t
had fallen thirty yarls aStern large
gull detected IL AID with u headlong
dart dipped into the foam an | secured
1t. With equal dexterity the O.her
bits were picked up, one by one, the
gulls at last venturing SO close to the
vessel that they seemed to be watch
ing our movem ,nts with their large,
bright eyes "
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

Take a dose of DeWitt's Little EARLY
Risers just for the good they will do You.
These little pills arc good for indigestion,
good for headache, good for liver conf
plant. good for constipation. They are
good. McFa,den & Price.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29
SAVED BY A SIGN.

How Masonic Signal Secured the Release
Of Prisoner from tho confedcrates.
During the civil war Rev. DR.. How
ard Henderson was confederate COM
missioner for the exchange Of prison
ers of war. Passing through prison
ut Cahala, Ala, prisoner gave him
the masonic sign of distress, which he
recognized.
A Mr.. st. John had come south to
obtain the body of soldier slain In
uattie. ne nnd recovered it Ri't was
en- route home when the train was cap
tured by Gen. Forest and St. John sent
70 prison. DIR. Henderson told him II
he would give his masonic word that
he would go north aud secure the ex-
change Of IN old friend Of his--a Mr..
Sharp, captain in the Georgia militia.
or. failing. return and Ten0zt himself .
prisoner. he would parole him for for
ty days for this purpose Gen. G. c.
Washburn. ct Memphis. CONQUERED.
st. John found Capt Sharp at Camp
Chase, D, But the iJIieer Ii command
had no autlfority 70 exchange. He saw
secretsry. Of Wal etatto1V and failed.
Finally Mr. Dincoln :hssfd him and
wrote. ordering an e4dhauGrs Capt.
Sharp was released sna srsturDsd
home.
when Dr. Henderson wa. stationed
at Trinity church, Cincinnati, he In
auired frnitlessly for Mr.. St John,
who had lived there. Icing invited 70
preach TO tho znasous, he complied. ST.
John, seeing that masonic sermon
was to be preached, wcntto the church.
not spspecting be had even seen the
prondhcr. Durlnq the discourse Dr.
Henderson void Of St. Johns hail Of
distress and what odme Of Il Az the
close ST. John arose and said: - an
the man. an Z. Tribdhe.
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

Pet dogs across the Atlantic are
now dyed TO harmonic with the pre-
vailing tint Of their mistress boudoir.
Two shades Of violet form the most
popular coloring for white dogs
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

ONIONS were in great demand
throughout the confederate army. and
retained their popularity long after
sorghum and corn pone palled upon
the taste of the soldiers.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

1t cups piles. 1t cures obstinate sores.
chapprd hmnd., wounds. II does this
quickly. Is there any good reason why
you should not use Dcwiu's Witch Hazel
Salvr? McFad,lcn & Price.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

THR average height Of the men In
the union army in 1903 was five feet
seven inches. The natives OF this
country averaged greater height
than that of any other.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

zanc restores nervous energy and force
and restores lost manhood. zanO cures
mental and sexual debility Of men. Sold
By A. R. Kane.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

You make 10 mistake when you taxi
Dewitt. Little E,rly Riser- for bilious
ness. dyspepsia or l,r,'laclw. bee '''se these
little pills cure them. McFml,lcn d Pricr.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure is the result OF
experience. skill and honesty. tits posi-
tive cure for all Stomach. Liver and Kidney
troubles. Sold by A. r. Kane.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

IT is said that one hundred and fifty
women disguised rs men were discov-
cred In the United States army OF the
Potomac,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

CALIFORNIA has more nrtcsian wells
than any other state. one county hav
Ing 457 Of them.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29

The name One Minute Cough Cure sng-
eests a medicine that relieves ut once and
quickly cures. Its Use proves Ii. MaFad-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-29
The Baxter Bank.

DIRECTORS:
ALEXANDER WARNER, President;
IRA C. PERKINS, Cashier;
BENZ. S. WARNER, Asst Cashier;
L. MURRAY PERKINS,
8. T. WARNER,
E. B. PERKINS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Eggs are cents dgzsn In Sanpetc,
anu little demand Tor them at mat.
Tue prospects for abundant crops In
Davis county this year arc excellent.
Another rich gold strike Ia reported
from the Tickyille district west Of
Lehi.
A new town IL being located bo.
tween Emery and Frrion, Emery
county.
one shipment Of i've carloads o.
Hour hiss been sent from Mount Pleas.
ant to tbs Salt Lake market
ON the Murray property, near Can
non's ranch, Iickvillr, there IL vein
OF ma ynesiA that yields $50 Ia gold per
ton.
The dam Of tho Gunnis0n reservoir
II 20 be raised five feet this season. The
quantity Of water stored will be m.
creased considerably.
The nrsi time a hearse was used In
Mount Pleasant was on M1ntay lasg, at
the funeral OF Wellington Sesley, au
old ana highly respected resident Of
Utah. He came 10 the Territory In
1917, anu was the iiTst Justice OF the
peace Vi Mount Pleasant
Mant merchants are reported To
have been informed by salt Lake
wholesale houses that the Union Pa.
CHIC will not receive freight TOT the
capital VI Saupele. THIS II regarded
us an attempt to freeze out the sanpele
Valley railway.
The Manu city council has nearly a
hundred men engaged iu STRENGTHENING
Aud cleaning the creek, Hud building
dams, fumes and aquuduc,B 60 prevent
tho destruction Of property. The walls
at0unu tue tabernacle square are being
removed by those having that property
In charge, anu viii be- succeeded by "A
neat Iron fence.
says the RlchhelJ Adu.ouio Aus 80.
Nrilscu, nssaycr OF Ricnhsld, was
called By citizens OF SnnpeIo 10 eXplore
ami assay mineral belt, which
proves To be GOLD, silver and TN.
The gentleman mas ono sample which
assays 80 per cent pure tin metal, the
other 10 a rock bearing tin. Nit. Noil-
son did some soldering with TN eK-
Irac,eC iTom those samples,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

company and the lands u the Pacific
Improvement company. Azrl T..
Hatch, a st0ckholior OF the
Land Of Sunshine company, eays
We have made the frst payments and
have seven years 10 psy tue balanrr.
We have takUn an option on 8liUuJ
acres Ia addition TO this purchase.
Throughout the Transaction we have
heeu IN close touch with the lRuorng
uuions. 1 nm assured on the best
authority that they raised 100000 10
asnist colonization, AMI the money
Ia IN the hands Of officers. Where
property Ia paid Tor 20 will be
SOLD. The shareholders are 20 have
the ilftt choice 10 buy, aud the
money they have paid ga ls 10 be
credited on the purchase. The land is
cfossed by the Southern Pacific and all
parts carry perpetual water righis.
just how many lhb0finR people will
enter the colonization movement iu
California or elsewhere I cannot ray,
but / am Informed that the idea Of
colonization has taken deep root"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
BITS OF LOCAL NEVIS
Great Interest Attached 10 The Sale
Of Bonds on Monday Next
4 rooL TALK OF TO-DAY.
Two Boys from a salt Lake Orphan.
ago Find Their tather-A Young
Girl Strays Away from Home.

MI y. b. seilz. financial agent flr
Blair d Co., New YORK bankers aud
municipal aui railroad bJuI buyofa,
and three or four other gentlemen
whose buslness occupations aui ri.anI
here are similhb arrived in thl. city
on the morning train from the East
Ihcir missIuu b. 20 bid for aud N
possible buy the $500, 900 bonus offered
Tor sale by thsciIy.
There ATE 500 bonds 20 be sald. they
are of the denomination Of ~, 900 cuun
payable tWuaiy Year, from uulr, with
interest ut 500 rate Of % per cent per
huuum, payable sumi annually, 90 inc
hfHt uays " November anu Stay %
cach year. Boih principal anu inter.
ct are payable Ia gold. Bids viii hs
received NJ the May0r'a office up 90 /
O'Clock Monday next, At which time
lively bout among would be- purchasers
may be expected. a pool between
them WIS ono VI the Possibilities talked
~ THIS afternoon. Some Of The BOND.
mon sny they will give 20 cen's on the
dollar but most OF tho councilman aud
tue Mayor are Of tho opinion that the
talo viii not be- made nj Ices than par.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
coAuY rsLANn's vIcr.
The Towu "f GraNHsend Annexed 60
brooklyn 60 be- Thoroughly i'urEud.

The ToWu OF Cras~send Annexed 60
brooklyn 60 be- Thoroughly rurEud.
NEW YoHi, May 5.-rho annrza.
tou " thu tOwu VI GfAvcsuud ~ tuD
city Oi Brooklyn, which has Just gone
inIJ effect, IL " national importance,
iuasmucn as It brings under municipal
government the famous bua,tuu TrsOfi,
Couvy Island, which was the citadel
Of the kingdom Oi John Y. Mcliaur,
who II now serving tenn la BlattB
prison for crimes committed against
the franchise al tue November cleo.
ton.
CoDey Island proper contains Man.
haitian Beach win It's mammoth
hoter, Brighton Beach anu West
Brighton, tho lAgtet being the popular
section VI tue leland aud containing u
number of small hotels, liquor aluOus
without number, variety shOls, cUu.
cert nails, aud tue thousand aud Ont
attractions wniCn 10 TO make up PEI.
pies holiday place. lt contains
also street known AZ "lhe Bowory,0
which 10 largely composed Of dives.
Here vice tn mo places RUM riot, un.
hEmpered by law anu protected by thU
oiilCun Oi the peace. SUNDAY 10 the
great Jay Of the Week thcie; tue SALOONS
are In full blast, the dance halls holi
open sway aud tie law IN dead letter.
Everything wont during the MUkHuO
regime, except iujunctiULa. Now thnt
tho oity authorities cOatr0l Joney
ISLAND II Il expected that all that viii
DO changed. The Brooklyn police uu.
laftnitut will nj once assume charge u,
The Town anu will blot Uut The dives,
regulate the dance halls aud Undravur
10 ufiVo OUT thieves who prey upon tue
vititUrH. 10 10 not expected that mo
sunday laws will DO enforced with
tue came figldity that prevails
within the city limits, but On
SUNDAY the music halls viii be- clotel
Anu the SALOONS viii NOS be- permitted
20 Haunt themselves IN the faces VI the
multitude. Tue bOwery will uudOubt.
edly 10 biOtie1 cut. The town eXiso
board, which has granted Licenses al
libltum, Will DO replaced by "a city
ueI attment o: excise, the Cout ~
license VIII DO raised from $50 70 500,
aud II Ii rafe 10 say that one malt OF tho
present SALOONS will not nave their
licenses renewed. rho effect OF annex.
alton Will he that COneY Island viii
We cleaner, safer place VI resort than
It has ever been bui0te, that II wall
have proper protection anu that people
Will find II materially changed Tor tue
better when tne warm weather drives
lnem from the cities 10 the C0uey
Island snUre,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
QUIET But OMNIBUS,
mat, lhs Situation 10 tho Coke
R8gOn Today.
,or MINERS AnEQUIEr CONFIDENT
v,.t, On Their Part, some OF the
operator, Are qiallJ determined
10 Preserve Their Rights.

sc,rqpALR, Pa, May 5.-rho silua'
,.ntoday Ia the coke region Ia quiet,
snhourh an outbreak 10 expected
snv moment at the Meyer works Of the
u,,n,y Coke company. There are
,oo0 ,irlkrrs IN camp with the dotermi'
n,tiou to bring all the men out. The
,,fissts are Iubllant because they
,,,r,siei In keeping away the larger
fatt Of the force from these woiEr, anu
,6pIld the other thirty join the etrit-
,f, tbe operators will have TO succumb'
OILer works in part OPERATION SUCH
a. ths Valley Plant and the Flick
csmpany. WILDE visited by the striker.
tot,v ami trouble N feared. Tue FLICK
p,opio arc determined the strikers shall
pot trrspaas on their property end
delutlrs are on the ground with Win
SUPERINTENDENT Sanford, one Of tho
victims VI yesterdays battle, Ia ia ~
critical condition.
The secretary Of the United Mine
Wofkpr has callet meeting Tor
sunday afternoon al Unionlown. IL IA
claimed b. tho strikers that every
e5Ro ovoh will be- idle on Monday, and
,rry will starve before they VIII re-
sumo work Mt the preeent wagee.
ono thousand men marched on the
Paul plant today, frightening the
wlftmru, many VI whom He'd.
Deputies dispersed the mob.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

The local land office hllags for May
$ compflsud two homestead entries aud
two DIAL proofs Of homestead claims.
John 3. jones, Of Honnufcr, Sum.
mis- county, nlud homestead ouiry Of
wet half Of the northwest quarter
anu tue northwest quaJer ut mv
Hluthwctt quarter D' section o., town.
ship I uufih, range chst.
Nius T.. kchari, Of PARK CITY,
Summit county, lied homestead entry
% me southwest quarter ri section No.,
township north, range easL
Thomas n. Archibald, OF Plymouth,
Box Elder county, ma1e final proof Of
his nomesteal entry OF tue south hali
% the southeast quarter OF section J.,
township 10 north, range wosi,und los
AMI the t0uthCnst quarter " the
southwest quarter VI section o, t1wL-
ahip l3 NORM, range west.
Lyman o., Potter 0f Morgan CITY,
Morgan county,mado final proof OF biz
homestead entry Of lois anu Z ana tho
east nall Of the southwts. quarter OF
section 80, township 3 north, range
east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
Waved Her Handkerchief at Abe.

BIG, grun, bus good nalured Ran.
dolph, Of the police force, had his
existence made miserable last night
aud yesterday by a small gray haired
Old lady who persisted In following
him about the stree. while he was on
duty, aud saying, "l waved by hand
kurchief NJ you little while ago; did
you see me, AheY"
"Nl, / didn't see you; but 1 am
syrry," responded Abe In sym.
pathetic tone.
$50 am |, " said tho old lady with
merry tWiukle Ia her eyos, As she
aiiectionatoly strOChel his coat sleeve,
,'Uecause / WAS with the army anu
know you arean old soldier aui that %
would nave doue your heart good 10
soc the way / marched. Now, uiLn',
you really see me wave my hludkef.
chief At you, Abe2 You know / wanted
you TO-" Aud suUu was tho tale Ul
disappointment Whispered 10 the ears
Of tbs sturdy palrolmau until he FOUND
relief by the eleven O'Clock SHIFT.
During tho recital OF the last chapter
uf tho story Al e stood under the
ghgdoW Of well with an eAI tessiUu
on his iaco that was the porieo. picture
Of yeXali0l ana trouble. To a couple
OF friends who stood near this euro
enjoying the little tote n tote he con.
itssed that the ntlla old woman was
becoming tbs nemeaiS VI his Lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

meet at Ogden iu % twenty rouul dght
uu the Oh 1i tnr present month. In
this case much lighter gloves Will DO
used Than In the c3utest between the
Two muu iu Suits city "a couple uf weeks
ngo and The friends Of Mahau predict
tina tho carRry will 10 down carly IN
the game ron the terrific siaIge ham
NOR flows uf tho white man. The win.
ner IL 10 take the entire gale receipts.
On the a9lh ct this month Manan
and Purcell will NEE. lnatwcHty.
round battle before the members Of the
salt Lake Athletic club. In this caso
there b. "a $3.50 side uoL Tue winner
ls o. take this anu all Of the gate 10.
ccipp.
On the iOth N tho present month
Lynch, Of Philadelphia, aud Huyef, "
Omaha, will meet in this city 10 q
tweHty. fuub contest. The sut.t1,t
believed, will be- q fierce one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
lie BOUGHT THE BOYS.
Two Youths From a salt Lake Orphan.
agu lini Their Father.

The lasi net Ia domestic tragedy
was enacted IN the city last week, says
the iocaIeilo Tribune Of May I, when
a prominent hnd Influential citizen Of
Idaho Falls met his divorced wife here
and bought his two boys from hor.
The gentleman Ia question IL one Of
tho leading citizens u Idaho Falls.
Fourteen or fifteen yeafsago no came 10
America from England bringing with
him quite a snug fortune. Ho settled
in New York STATE, married. and be-
came the father vi two boys, but at the
rumu time spent his fortune.
Then ho moved west, located nj
Denver aud going Into the cattle bust.
noes was soon again In easy aud proa-
porous circumstances, but struck
another streak VI hard luck aud again
went broke. Humoycd on 10 Ogden
ani there, several years ago, be aud
his wife agreed " dlsagfeO. a divorce
was granted aud the wife, besides
getting big alim0uy, was awarded the
custody OF the two children.
Then he went to Idaho Fails aud ior
several yoars lost sight OF both mother
aud boys. lilo pr0spered and finally
married. another vile.
Almost on the eve OF his second
marriage, his divorced wife appeared
on the scene anu exploded bomb by
demanding and collecting tidy SUN
OF back alimOuy, but immediately after.
wards again disappeared.
a little over a year ago the gentle
man In question hOatod 10 tho Great VI
the wave again by inheriting a snug
little fortune " $4,000 from a
rclaliyo la England. Then he
betnOught hiuisolf OF his boys,
but Tor a year his search was
Ia vain, Neither the children nor
mother could bs iound. A short time
ago, however, he found his boys Ia M
orpuanagu al SaltLskc, aud located tile
mother Ia Seattle.
Now biz money stood him In good
stead. lie hnaly got tho mother to
consent % a modification OF the decree
% divorce, giving him tue two Toys
sturdy yOung lAus " lru and twelve
ytau-aud last week they INST here
AM uNud up mslt,rs. lie paid over a
tidy sum 10 tho mother aud tue next
day departed, with his tons. for his
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
lnEcEISRiDoE's DrrrSsr.


TITO Colonel NinbtY climbs Ills
uruisuu PEDESTAL of Virtue.
LEXINGTON, Ky. May 5.-Lsxiug.
ton iu crowded tUdny with part aus VI
W. G.. 4. Bfeckinrldgo, gathered to give
the opening OF his canvass spectacu.
lar stnd.On. Colonel Btcckiugfidgeis
speech WAS mainly review Of his
career in Congress, beginning with the
iirst election OF Cleveland. lie said no
DumOCtat hal taken moro advanced
ground on the tarin question OF done
more to unity tue party ON economic
measures.
: He replied to the claims that no Il
not "A pr ctichl statesman by reciting
with great Particularly his labors ON
the committees and tue door Of Con.
gfeas. Concluding, n portion OF his
speech was devoted 10 the Pollard
scandal ana the opposition TO his re-
nomination on moral grounds. lie
denounced aud dehud his aHsailanta
aud said that time Will cOniound those
vino seek 10 betray bis usefulness.
Responding 10 the charge OF hypo.
orlsy In taking a leading part In reli.
giOus aud moral movements while
living double life, ho said he was
making an atUnement tor q secret sin
which he dared not 10 confess aud was
doing everything In his power 10 keep
others from following Ia his footsteps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
Strayed from Home.

While suffering from mental de-.
Management, a young girl 10 years VI
age by the name Of Addie Eliredge
strayed from her home. She was living
with Mr.. Chris Eppioh, 1875 west
North Temple street. The last seen OF
uef was at pm. on rhutsday, when
shU LETT with her school books a. usual
TO atIond her classes NJ the Unh Uni-
yefslty. No trace OF her has ucru
found. Anyone knowing VI her where
ab0uts will confer favor by Hending
word 10 the address given shove or tue
office Of the DEsEREr NEWS.
Dttcription-HeighI o ieol; heavy
head OF dark hair braided; blue eyes.
Dressed IA follows. blue skirt, rod
siik waist, grey coat, tau.Col0red straw
hat trimmed with tau ana green.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
nenry Maller,on,s Reeentlon

A number OF prominent gentlemen,
chief among whom are some q Hon.
Henry Walterson's personal ftlouds,
are preparing to give him rousing
reception on his afTiyal IN this city.
The indications are that the Kentucky
editor, lecturer aud ptliticiRn will be
greeted by large anu select audience
at the IhUater on Friday night next
His remarks viii bs entirely non.
political.
Colonel WAttomon has chosen ne a
subject Tor his lecture one which is
peculiarly interesting - "MOnoy ami
MOfals.n