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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-05-04
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
IN viii be held under the provisions of Ar
ucle l6, Section 1870 of the Code CT Public
Local Laws of the State of Maryland, at the
ticket office of the Town Hall, in the town of
Rockville, on MONDAY, the 18th day of May,
1894, between the hours of IL O'Clock noon
and $50 O'Clock in the evening, for one per-
son, not less than 80 years OF age, to serve
as Mayor of said town, and four persons, not
less than 25 years of age, who, together with
the Mayor, shall constitute the Council of
said Town, all Of whom shall have resided in
said town at least three years previous to
their election-said officers to serve for two
years from said first Monday in May, or uu-
i'll their successors shall have been elected
and qualified.
JOHN G. ENGLAND,
H. CLAY FIELDS,
LOUIS l.. SADTLER,
apr 6-td Judges of Election.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-05-04

Returns from the third congressional dis
trict in Ohio indicate the election of Paul J..
Sorg, Democrat, by $500 to 5000 majority
over e. G. Rathbone, Republican. Dems-
Gratis say the election is a vindicatiOn of the
Wilson bill,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-05-04
ADJOURNED MEETING.

VVHE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
Il countywill meetat their Room, ii Rock
vile, on
TUESDAY, May 9th, 1894, at 10 A. NJ,
By order:
WARNER W. WELSH,
may Aid Cpk to County Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-05-04
Stockholders Meeting.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
Il Of the Washington, Colesville and Ash
ton Turnpike Company will be held at Coles
vile, on Tuesday, May 8, at2 O'Clock, P.
NJ, for the election of seven Directors to serve
for the ensuing year.
BY order;
WIN. E. MANNAKEE,
may Alt Secretary. y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-05-04

Bed Bug Poison, l5c per bottle, never
ails, for sale at Hogan 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-05-04
m 1LLlNERH and p.ps
KINGS PALACE,
Sl2-Sl4 9TH street, n. w.,
W'NsAiasgtOss, ID. e.

CORRECT STYLES and Low PRICES yet failed to bring
miniature millinery kingdom and pick your
ideal from the new millinery eeganc just when You please We
always ready you hat order while wait Don't expect
either millinery We always
basking fashion And remember that Paris speaks
Washington Rockville through Kings Palace alonewe the
only Washington having direct Paris connections Drop In
and IS when you visit town.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-05-04

The movement started by business men Of
Baltimore to protest against further delay
by the Senate in passing the tariff bill is as
Stunning definite shape. A public meeting
to protest against the Senates course will be
held at the Lyceum Theatre next Monday
night and will be addressed by prominent
speakers. The arrangements for the affais
are in the hands of the following executive
committee: Daniel Miller, Edwin II. Smith,
Charles e. Fisher, Jos. II. Rieman, Mark
O. Shriver, Jas. NJ. Fisher, Henry w. Will
liams, Richard Morton, Samuel d. Buck,
Lloyd L. Jackson and Bartlett S. johnson.
The committee will select the speakers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
A PARK CITY SUICIDE
W. ". Kennedy Blew Ills Brains out
With a Revolver this Morning.
THE AFFAIR CREATES A SENSATION
Tho Victim Was an Old Timer and for
NauY Years blacksmith at tho
OalariO.-lnqu,st Tomorrow.
Special 70 iic NEWS.

Special 70 thc NEWS.
PAm, CuY, Feb. i5.-rho com.
muuiiy was greatly shocked anu sur.
prltcd hero TO-DAY on account Of tho
auicidc Of W. w. Konnouy,an old aud
respected rcaident Of the Park and for
twelve yoau blacksmith at The Oh.
,gflo mine.
Tho fatal oct was committed At
nine o'olt ol; ami was wholly uncxpect.
Of. A. favorable opportunity pre-.
fcn,ed iisoli at that lime Kennedy
placed a revolver agnirst his head and
blew out hia brains. Death was In.
tiantane5us. Tho cause Of the rash
deed arose from n variety Of troubles
which recently developed and which
arc believed ~ have made him tempo.
rnrily insane. lie was % years Of age
and leaves n wife aud four children.
The coroner took charge Of the 70.
mains anu will hold an inquesI some
time tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
TIE REMEDY FOR THE EVIL.
4 RslalIalory Aelsur3 Considered BY
lOlsT,ssmel.
uog,psrs Present aud nrfnsing 90
vote May Have Iacir salary
Reduced.

wAmfiNGTON, Fob. ij.-rho Demo-
cratic leaders Of tho Houso have unior
consideration the following rule In
tended 10 discourage the practice
among the Republicans Of retaining
from voting on important measures
aud compelling the Democrats 20 pro.
duce quorum: "Whruever upon roll
call quorum fails 10 appear, uIon
demand of any mombrr the clcfE shall
certify n list OF mumbrm not vnting on
such roll call 10 tho scfseanl.at-afnls,
who shall deduct from the monthly
compensation Of each member NJ fall
ing To vote tho amount ui his salary
Tor one day, provided that this dtduc'
ton shall not bo made la case mem.
Der IL absent by leave Of the House.'
This rule simply carries out tue pro-
Visions OF tho law which 6ay that tho
salary OF members abseut, except on
account OF sickness, shall he deducted
durlng the time OF absence. Hereto
fore, however, the srrgcnnt'Al.urms
bad no way OF officially asctftniniug
the absence Of any member. IL il
thought tne loss Of pay for failure 10
vote would put n stop to the practice Of
refusing 10 respond when called 10
vote,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
MADE OF TEMPLE WOOD.
A Table OF Nearly One Thousand Piece;
The Work Of n salt Lakvr.

Mr.. George X. Reese, well known
Salt Lake wheelwrght, who lives In
the Second ward, brought 10 the
NEWS Office today one Of the most
unique psrlor tables ever exhibited IN
this city. IL IL the result u hts own
handiwork and reflects great credit on
him anu proves him 10 DO an arlis.
both IN execution anu design.
The table IL made Of scrapa Of wood
which fell from pieces used in
finishing the various rotm, OF tho
Temple. There are fourteen kinds Ia
all aud the number Of pieces falls les
than score below Ons thousand. The
ace OF the table Is ali inlaii WORK ard
tho grain and different c0lors VI the
various kinds Of wood aBd the novel
figures, fiowcrs .and designs arc yeIy
pretty,
There il one piece Of wood very
ANAL one-in the table that was taken
rom twlg cut from tree ON the
Temple block az Independence, Mls-
sour. In tho center u these inlald
designs Is a picture OF the salt LGke
ronple covered by . small aud beRutl-
mi piece Of glass that was once pgrl
OF ono OF tbs magnificent mirrors 0,
that building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA AND DRAMA-In response to
a very widespread request, Manager
Burton Of the Salt Lake Theater, has
arranged to bring out tho musical sue
cess Of the day In local cifoles, The
Crlmsoa Scarf 1t will be put on the
boards Tor one night, on Thursday,
March LIST, and the event will be signal
ICED by the temperance Of the popu'
lar Home Dramatic club, after more
than a years absence. III. NJ. Wells
anu Edith Clawson Will have the
leading parts In q new ono act
drama Of tho serious order called
Tearp, Idle Tears-Gftor the school OF
UcurtAia rGlstrsNn0g 50 much In vogue,
only little more ambitious than the
usual short pieces saen here. This
will form The prelude 10 tbs breezy and
hilarious OpeIa This Crlmt0n Scarf
which will DO rendered by the same
people vino male itsuch "A pronounced
success, Mrs. Jennie HRwley WOOd.
row, Miss Jennie Winston, Mt.
Spencer Mr. Piper, Mr.. Wssloryelt
and Mr.. Clawson. Professor KrOuss
viii direct specially engaged aud
enlarged orchestra with Willard
Weihe at its head. The players aud
singers have received special Invita-
lions 10 appear ut several places out.
side Of the city, and performances viii
bo given In the Lehi theator on the
2ith, the new Bountiful opera house
on tho Goth, and the now temple OF
Amusement at Murray ON March SId.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Pleasant All Around.

a mrst enjoyable afternoon was
spout yesterday ~ tho Sunday school
children Of tue Twcnly.frst ward.
rHo little ones with their teachers and
parents gathered at the meeting house
about O'Clock and participated In
dancing, marching, etc. A feature Of
the Entertainment was luu dia,rloutiI IA
% valentines among the smsll ones.
The gathering ditrvfsud about O'Clock.
The music vas furnished by members
OF the Sunday school AMI war1 choir
hui wac vgry good.
Aitur the close Of tho childruu'B
parry, the SUNDAY school teachers 10.
paired 20 the resiInncu'of Sister Auuio
Slgote aud took p0sftsiiuu Of tho house.
Sister Steers IL an ardent labofrr aud
teacher In the Sunday tchool, and
James kiaNwoil, tue superintendent,
a. well o. his associate tcaChrfs,
thought tho occasion Uppuflulr 10 tut-
price her aud show hor the Kindly feel.
iug existing towards hor by her &C.
labofvtr. Supper was partgkrn Of aud
an Interesting aveHing spent al her
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY CLASS.


A large audience, among whom
were many earnest students, greeted
Dr. Talmage, Of the Church Uni.
veruiiy, rs ho stepped before tho
natural philosophy class last night at
1850. a careful review was taken,
signed 10 refresh tho memory, ON
many poinu considered under mag.
netism, fficIionnl and galvanio cleo
itieity. Many Illustrations had been
placed upon the board 10 show tho
principles explained. Since magnet.
lem was induced in a bar Of son iron
around which tho electric current was
phHseu, The question arose: May cleo
uiolty tu produced by the presence o.
n magnot2 AZ was SHOWN that may.
uoiism itullua ~ tho coll Of copper
wire And In the current. Tests were
then msde by means VI the AHtauc
gaivanOmeteT, the dependant ptin.
ciples OF which had been fully ex.
piAined. la discussing tho tslo pnons
II was stated that the sound.wAvts
were not conveyed from the speaker ~
tho listener, but Again created
at the terminus, tho bell, indie
pendent OF the other paris serving
unly TO attract attention. The nllt0-
phone was next considered and pfauti'
cal illustration produced before the
class, Tue induction coll, which OpeT-
ated upon tho principle OF the induced
uf secondary outrsut WAS explained Ia
It, entire construction aud several 10.
lated instruments referred TO, amOUg
them the dynamo, by the operation Of
which n coll VI wire was moved In tho
presence " n powerful slocirJ-magnet.
All tho luminous experiments that
were performed under consideration u
iflugi0nal or static electricity, were
now repeated, with the current Ub-
taiued from the Induction coil. Ex.
pcriments with the pane aud tube were
followed by the GglssleT'a tubte,
twisted IN various shapes and ortA.
mental ldetigua. The indosorihablo
beauty Of bnlliancy, oOl0fs and huor.
essence even exceeded that OF the
former occasion.
Several members Of the Legislature
were present NJ the lecture, VINO ny.
peArsd much interested and delighted.
Tho geisslrr anu radiant matter tubes
exhibited with 40 much success arc
some OF tho nnett ever seen In this
region. Among the instruments IL.
planned by tho lecturer Was u beautiful
gRlyaniu table battery, donated " the
Institution b. DIR. Benedict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

bouuibtict VI the city nm.ta 20 sstJ
Include what nT8 nov iu wn rs Ar
ualj, Hyde pa.., Ruaoguir, Audola
and several othvf adiitiolr, was in.
valid. Tie btrns thrgs is no record
of mn election ever having been called
%. held. The only record is minute
of th' city council stating o. vote had
trrU yuuyh.std 10 90 coo taat timo.
iiu ttcl ui lAnI i1 controversy was
Included in chat extension, aud the
Iurs,iou NOW al1u1 b., 10 the oonton.
iluu8 Of bir. Ponce are correct, whgth 2
tho new % ditlpul pr1pofly belong To-
tho city. II tIH extension was not
legally male tho residents " tho uuw
additions cannot, % ls fNd, us com.
PEELED 20 pay further city iaEss nna tine
city may uu forced 10 fciufn she taxes
already paid.
The matter IL ~ tunh grave linz
pofianto that % will NO doubt be carried
up ~ the court OF lat fU.on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
A prunkrn Frmnle Prisoner.

Among the yioialors Of law win,
appeared before Police Justice Smith
Tor arrsignment tuii morning was a
woman who gave the namu Of Lilly
Mas,tron. Ino charge against her
was drunEcunp'r, an ohense which 10
40 longer - fHtv thing with huf. She
was well anu uIylitnly dressed and
appeared 20 be very Aorry Tor her tfans.
gfussion. She stated that she had q
railway ticket Ia her possession and
that " the court w0uld Ur charitable
enough ~ discharge her shu would
PACK up her tiI els aud take the even
lug tam i0r tho cOaat. The justice
took her al her WORD aud allowed her
TO 70 unpuuithed on the posiiivv prom.
lee tuAt she would nOG "queei" him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
The Land Office.

Loren G. Christ1usen Of Box Elder
has fiIod an application In the land
office Tor homestead entry u l3S
ACES In recli9n 20, township north,
range west.
Nols 4. Christensen Of Box Elder
flied an application for u home 'toad
entry OF 90 acrca IN tcotilu 30, town.
shin . norm, funge 3 vest
Joseph johnson u Circluviile filed
application Tor desert entry Of 100 acfi \
~ section ., township ~ south, range
west.
Onol 4. Alfred Of Beaver 0 OF 1nnl
proof fur hia dclCr. CuIy ~ 100 acres
In section II, township 20 sluiu, tango
west.
Joseph ". Field Of Beaver illcd lnai
proof Tor hiB homestead ou'rF nl 80
acres IN section ~. township ~ SOUTH
range wet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
4 WILD ANIMAL Park.
The Game Law aud tho Vigilance OF I've
CiIy Oflcsr, slowly Creating
une Near ut Hand.

All OF the reminders Of early western
llfe have not yet disappeared from the
region Of country surrounding this
city. An OLD and well known resilient
Of Utah, who now lives on Capitol
hill, says that there are many wild aui-
mails In the mountains above his
home. The deep Tavinss anu rugged
cliffs afford them ample shelter and
protection during the day AMI In tho
darkness OF tho night they venture
forth In search OF food. Tins cunning
coyote Ia very told while on hia tours
Of depreciation anu often TUNES lao sets
up his mouTniul howl uncOml0rtably
close TO the houses OF those WHO live n
sulni.cOuntTy liio near the foothills.
There are also wild cats, badgers aud
wolves among the wild animals that
roam Ebovs the city aud u Is claimud
that a mountain lion was soon on Eu.
slgu peak q few days ago.
These beats Of prey are not alone in
their occupancy nj Ihgt part Of the Wa
sAtch NJ herds VI deer are often seen on
the sunny sidvi OF the hills anu appear
10 know that they will not DO molrsiei,
sad IN cOns, queuoe venture very close
TO tho bvrItrb OF civilization. Tho pro.
lection that the game law has offered
them anu the fact that tho city has
been very careful and vigllant In pre-
venting hunters from trtsspaasing on
this ground seems 70 be having the
effect Of creating an extensive Wild
animal park which approaches almost
" the city's Ealef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

wAmiNoroS, Fep. l5.-McLaurin,
,u.,. took tho cath OF Office.
uo,f presented a bill 10 prevent
,,,,,rv praotloes through national and
ioreign mail service
Harris, Tenn, presented @ bill 10
Event conflict between state and
isIsrai coutls "a all cases ahScing .si'
me confederation Of the oil to com
peli Inc Rock Island road 10 stop It,
i,alsa Al certain Oklahoma stations
Va fosumoi. PiaI, Gin, took TIC
door against the rill.
al the conclusion Of the tobato o
motion was made 10 luy on the table
defeated, - 10 70.
psner moved 40 Rider, an amend
uegt tr0vidius tor woman suffrage IN
U-Ebama; defeated, 10 TO -. The
nU then Passed, Is " ~, the Vice
pf-ltunt voting aiiifmalvcly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

Some time ago J. d. Holton, a min.
ing mau from Warreus, was Ia this
city, says the Boise Statesman. lie
moved mysleriously shout, aud It
leaked out he was here ON mining
business Of great importance, THIS
caused Mr.. HOltOn g. make fast TRACES
for warftns, and the reason for his
hasty departure has recently come 10
light. -
IL seems Holton, with Phil MArkson,
the BuveuDuvils mining mau, Aui sew.
oral Boise people, incluling United
States Marshal Piukham aud II. B.
Schermuthern, had formed a company
20 operate Immense gravel deposits IN
Secesh basia IN tho vicinity Of Moadowa
anu Warrene, which are said 10 be very
rich. Fearing leBI other parties, hear
ing OF the scheme, would locate ahead
Of them, Hollou was Gent post haste to
locate all the ground 10 could for the
company. J. Bartlett, now IA the city,
who IN also Interested in that section,
hAa ordered couple OF BucytuB
machines TO work his prIunu.
Whether or not Mr. Bartlett Is con.
nVcted with the new company Ia mol
known.
The gravel will have to be worked
with dredges owing to the ground
being 10 uniformly level a. to preclude
successful dumping. Tho Tact that
Mt. Bartlett has ordered Bucyrus
machines 10 work ground In that
Vicinity strongly points TO his oonueo'
tlon with the new company. A. he
represents considerable capital, II
would not he nj all surprising II thu
coming season would not witness o
healthy mining boom IN Warren,
ligtfiCt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Fillmore Chamber Of COmmerce.

"a Bird" writes from Fillmore,
Willard county, Feb. lOth, 1894, that
the organization " chamber OF COM
mvfco WAS effected In that city that
day with tue following named oiiiccft;
Aluia Greenwood, Irrsidruii jos. Il,
Ray, president; Jas. A, Melville,
o. q. hUlbroyk, Joshua Greenwood,
John n. AshnRn and J. T., Jacobsou,
directors; J. =. jacobson, secgtlayi
George 4. Nirle, treasuEofi ami Joseph
IS. Gles, corresponding secretary.
Tue same day Fillmore was having
tbs wofat snOwstOfm Of the winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

afffiue IL obtained which h c.l
plavnd ior tie Manufacture q caudluri
AMI 10 mis- ne D. q used 90 ointment anu
pomndef. Win diluted fulfhutio aciu
Il IL rendered white. Anur iraciinncu
OSCILLATION hard black wuXy resi- quo
rcfulis ana his In very valuable ciIc'
tflcni Insulating maieriai CON Oiued
with Indian fuuber and vulcau.z.I 70
IN u substitute lot rubber.
"rhefr nave honn produced In the
United state, IN 1892, BLOOD plunla,
value $3.50, und 1850 uJl puunds.
value si61,O10, importeL. The oils
ooz ug ut the Green River station
contain a large percentage Of parai.
due.
cit IL wonder that nobody has
taken up the Manufacture OF candles in
this Territory ~ 10 would bs n paying
Investment 10 Im the start. More Than
100000 worth o. candles have been
used IN our mines in the pact ytar"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Meeting OF Tho Bar A,slcialion.

There will be a meeting Of the Terri.
torial Bar Association OF Utah ia tho
Supreme Court room this city tom)r.
row (FdIay), February 10, NJ 1880, for
the purpose Of trAnsaeting important
business, among which will be- the
discussion VI the following questinnsi
First, "DDes the association desire the
present Legislature TO euact au Atlor.
ury's lien law2" Second, "Whrlhor
or not law providing tor M attorneys
docket leo l. desired ny the association"
Third, "rho best means Of making tho
Territorial law library more benz neal
10 praoIioing att1rnvys."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

The Representative at the Receivers
Got "a set Hack.

Tue HopreseutntlNgs ot ahe h'tciNf-t
Get u set Hack.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., Feb. l5.-Atlorney
ThufslOn ana Carwin, representing
the receivers OF the Union Pacific
road, who came here 10 ask Judge
Caldwell 10 hHrmoniza the conflicting
opinions oi Judge DuLdy, Omaha,
aid Hallot, Denver, had Nh Informal
conference with him 10 secure date
lot hearing and got decided setback,
After listening 10 n statement Of the
Gaze, judge Caldwell said; "You hayo
taken advantage Of the employees be-
hind their backs. Go back " Omaha
anu revoke your wage order; then l
will tuko up your casr. Prepare and
advertise your wage schedule aud give
the men notice. think sixty days
might not DO unreasonable. l viii
come 10 Omaha anu hold n conference
with your receivers and representa-.
tives Of the labor societies, aud SEQ n
we cannot agree upon q schedule that
will be- Just TO the employees and such
az the receivers car afford 10 pay"
Concerning ths contradictory orders
about tho relations OF the Union Pacific
aud 6uii systoms, Judge Caldwell said
he would consult with Judge SaDborn
an ~ jurisdiction ami reply later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Birthday Surprise Party.

Elder Frederick w. Sohosniold.
Biahop Of Brighton, was yesterday,
the li,h, the happy recipient OF many
warm birthday congratulations from
the members Of his ward. There was
a hoir practice last evening, aud the
Oh -ir leader, George NJ. joiner, invited
The Bishop to attend and note the pro-
pTess that had been made. lie was
greatly surprised whsn he saw the
house filled with friends VINO received
MIN most cordially AMI congratulated
MIN on tbs occasion Of his slxty-third
birthday. The evening WAS pleasantly
spent, an interesting program being
rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Ward Concert.

There will DO grand concert at tue
Fifteenth ward meeting house Friday
evening, February 10Th, for the benoil
Of the Fifteenth ward. Prices Of ad-
mission 20 cent?; children 10 cents.
Dlots open ut 1880; the performance
viii commence at s O'Clock sharp. a
hno program mas been prepared for the
occasion. The management Ia on.
trusted 20 the hands ut j. q. Morgan,
Samuel Barlell and John Douelson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
A Chinese Supper.

Tho Chiuese Mission School will this
evening give u supper anu entertain.
mont TO their friends at the First Con-
RfegatlOnni church. Preparations air
being niud' 10 serve On elaborate menu,
iH la'ge g. b % bong i1ldo1 with bo,n
delicate giii tuDst. uni vianda. Tho
hil Of isre VIII oouiist o, oysters In all
llylof, China canned hult, China
ranges, turkey, celery, salad, cakes Ia
lholce variety, tea, coffee and other
dulicacica.
After the dinner tho gueis will b9
entertained with music, ROTATIONS,
quotations from the Scriptures ami
'thtr feature, ,nus making the even.
lng an enjoyable one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Sadness at willard.

Jamea Chandler wrltoa 10 tue News
from Willard City, Utah, under da,e
OF Feb. IL, as follows Yesterday
funeral services were held at our taber.
nacle over tho remains Of two pre-
cious little ones from whom we hsve
been called 10 part; they were: Colum'
bis, daughter Oi james J. and Harriet
l.. Chandler, born October Il, 1899,
died, alter three weeks VI intense sui
ferlng from bronchitis aud iuil amatiOn
Of o.Wsls, rob. IL, 1891,
George stephen, son OF Charles and
Emma NJ tsOu, born Jan. l, 1898, died
OF membIaueOus Group, Feb. ~, 1894.