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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

" Tho Rentz-santley company, which
opens At this house for three nights and
"Wednesday matinee, commencing this
evening. will be cntlrcly now this sea.
son. Tho company engaged is cxcep.
tionally e.rong, and Includes Miss
Marion Blake. the most phenomenal
baritone ever heard OH tho vaudeville
stuge. This is her frat appearance in
America, having sang in all the princi.
pal continental halls. l.ot,ie Elliott,
Teddy and Clara Simmonds. Merritt
and We!ch, Lcslie and Tcnley. Clara
Simpson, Edith Lu Monte, Delta Kosko,
Flossy St. Clair and others. The bur
lesquc has been completely changed
and is decidodly origna.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud Aovcm snts OF Boat
The River Iutercyts 1885

Stage OF Water aud Aovsm ents OF Boats.
The River IntercNs.
The Keystone State ia on the Fulton
ways, at Cincinnati. receiving repairs.
The keystone State. Hudson and Iron
Queen are all at Cincinnati.
Friday afternoon tho packet Ada v.
cut big holein her bottom on the ice
in the Little kanawha mouth, and it
took tho hardest kind OF work to save
her from sinking.
The river was feet inches and still
falling last evening. The ice is still
very heavy and navigation is rendered
very difficult on account OF the great
amount OF shore ice.
The slowcst trip ever mado BY n
steamer from New Oriaans to St Louis
was made by the Maid OF Iowa in 1916.
She was purchased by the Mormons,
who bought her for the special purpose
Of transporting them up the river. She
was thistv-sevcn days in making tho
trip.
One Of the reasons that brought Ssna.
to. Bob Carr herc tho other day was to
meet Captain Victor Won Scnoelen, OF
New Orleans. Tho latter wants n tow
boat for the lower coast trade to run in
connection with the Jim Watson, aud
may purchase one OF the boats OF the
Ella Layman towboat company. He
and Senator Carr arc now in Charles
ton.- Cincinnati I in,ls.,StdT.
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II you have dull aud heavy pain
across forehead aud about tho owes; II
the nostrils are frequently stopped up
and followed by II diaagrcoable dis.
charge; II soreness In tho nose and
bleeding from tho nostrils is often OK.
porionced; il YOU AFRO worry sensitive to
cold in tho head accompanied with
headache; theuyou may DO Huro You
have calnrrh. and should {immediatcly)
rosort to Ely's Croam Balm for u cure.
Tho remedy will give instant relief.
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WE direct the attention OF our road
era to tho advertisement OF Simmona
Liver Regulator on another page. We
hnyo used tho medicine, in our family,
and are prepared to say, from export.
once, that for q torpid livcr or diaord.
cred stomach 1t lie n good remedy. Whom
travelling we usually carry solne in our
valisc. From tho "Christian Visitor"
Smithlie!d, N. c. l
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Notice..

1want every man and woman in tho
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono OF my
books on these diseases. Address B. nj,
WooI.LEY. Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and ono
will be sent you free. SAW
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Seats Tor "Tho I.Inok Crook"

y Tho attraction to DO presented at the
Opera House noxt "Wednesday Is tho
wor!d.famed spectacular romance, "Thc
Black Crook" 1t has boon played more
times than any play known to AInori.
can thoatre'goers. Tho scenery. OF
which there arc tons. Is alone worthy OF
Especial attention, az well as the superb
dramatic cast, the charming ballets,
the dazzling costumes and tho suuip.
tuoua transformation sccncu. The sale
OF seata opena at G. A. Houso'a music
store this morning.
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and take stock in West Virginia Savings
and Building Association, No. ll6O Main
street. Money to loan on real estate.
Shares o5 cents. Office hours, Gals to
S:l5 every Monday evening. MAS :
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Steubenvillc-River feet 3 inches
and falling. Weather clear and cold.
Oil City-Riycr . feet and rising.
Weather cloudy, and cold. Tho river ia
just now closing up.
Greensboro-Eiver 7 feet 6 inches aud
falling. Weather cloudy and cold.
Warrcn-Rivcr9.l0 OF q foot. Weather
clear and cold.
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Baltimore a. Ohio Excursion to Washing.
ton city md baltimore, Thursday, Feb.
runry II, lS05. 6s
Round trip $40. Tickots good 70.
turning on all regular trains until Sat-
urday, February 90, 1895. Trains loaye
Wheeling Mt Ids and sos n. M, and
ESQ and 5:l5 p. IN. Through Pullman
eleeper from Wheeling on tho 5:45 p.
IN, train, Cell.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Theodore M!ller's administrator

W In CHANGER.
William Miller and Others.
BY virtue OF an order entered in the above el.
titled cause by the Circuit Courtoi Ohio County.
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF January, 1885,.
Il Is referred 10 the undersigned commissioner
10 ascertain and report:
First-What liens, II any. there arc on the real
estate described In the bill belonging 10 tho
estate Of Therodorc Miller, deceased.
Sccond-What debts there are against the said
Theodore Miller's estate.
Third-What personal property there is be-
longing to said estate and subject TO the pay.
mcnt OF the debts
Fourth-What liens. ii any. there are against
the interests OF any OF the heirs OF said Theodore
Miller In The said renl estate.
Fith-Any Other matter required and deemed
pertinent
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Inns fixed on Tuesday. February &c, 1895, al . a.
m. rs the time. and his Office No. lil7 chapli1c
street, Wheeling. w Va. as the place al which
he will proceed TO ascertain the several matters
in said order OF reference required.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of lAa.
uary, 1885, GEO. E BOYD.
W. ". CowpES Commissioned
Attorney. ialiN
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z O. ". Q. nAnDMA|, sheriff OF Tylor
county, ". Va, appreciatos n good
thing and doc1 not hesitate to say 80.
no wau almost proa.s3tod with cold
When ne procured II bottle OF Chamber.
lnln's Cough Remedy. Ito says: ~.
gave mo prompt rolici. find /. to DO
nm invaluable romsdy for coughs and
colds" -.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE
SPECIAL BARIAlNs IN PROPERTY.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No. 70 South Penn street. sevcn'rooncd aCv
house, laundry. bath room. hall. porchei. boh
gases, In the best location, with all the !2,ei.
improvements: cheap.
No. ll0i and llo6 Market street. two so:s
rooms, eight large rooms upstairs Sl2.51
No &c south Huron street, 5roomed house, loi
SSIl2o foet. $1,000
No. Gil Market street, 6-roomed house, %:
l6x!5 feet Sl5Oo. .1lg
No. 1915 Jacob street, 7-roorlcd house. IN COOL
location. S!oo)
No. a Fourteenth street. 1l-roomed brick
house; cheap.
No. lis South Penn street. e.roomed house
bath room. with all la.cSt Improvements, latEo
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms and residence, Of al
sizes. Cali anu See me.
Hurry j. FINK.
Telephone e37. tjaS 1I4S Market Street. City
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aEaL EsrAre.
FOR RENTT


Sroomcd brick, No. G Virginia stfce.
G'rOoined brick, No. o. South Broalyo+
3rOOmed frame, No. III North Huron, ,,,,.,
b'ro0mod brick. No. ~ Fifteenth ,itreL
3roomcd frame, No. 81 Ohio btt1l.
3'roOmcd frame. 10. 90 South YUrl. Vfco,
GfoOmcd frame. No. 40 south Elm .ir,s,'
2tOOms. third floor No, 1873 MarAc, ,t,,,,
7ro0ncl brick. No, III Fourteenth ute,'
d'rOonici frame. No. llnj MCCOlIUch s,rrt
1'r0oInOd frame. No lllG MGCOllocil ,,fyr
A'roomcd brick, No. 1877 McCOlIOCn httc,,
Sroomel frame, No ~ South From, stree,
b'roonied brick, No. $3.50 EOn street
6'foomcd brick, No. 2D1i ChnpllurS'rrr.
rooms. second floor. No. 37l2 jacob l.fo,t
4'rOomcd brick. No. 2il7 Alley y
Nroomed brick, No. BID Main street
6.roomch brick. No. 1904 Woods street
hroOinod frame, No. 3lG3 McCOllOgh Ntprl
7.toomrd brick, No. GlD Main street
b'fo0med trlck. No. l2l Thlrty'ihlr styell
arOomcd frame. No, - Ohio street
hrO0med frame, No. 213l Woods street
3'roOmcd franc, no. liI3 Elizabeth street
3roomGd brick No. 2iio Chnplinc street
3.roomed frame, No. ~ North Wabash ,irr,
s'roomcd brick, No. a AllOy7.
7.roomcd frame and store room, corner Po,.
tcenth and McColloch streets VIZ
Store building, SoL ltl2 and liit Main ,,fen
Store building No. l522 Main street.
ONCE and living rooms, No. l;D6 MArks, 2,
Once aud living rooms, No. 1874 MarSe, s.
Once room. No. 40! Chapl!ne street.
MONEY no loan.
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WANTED.

NNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w lady book'EGcpor. Address In own hand
writing. Lock box Sii City. Jan
A GENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY
l. sample At homo or travel. We pay liberal
salary and expenses or good commission aud
furnish samples TO rIcht applicant Address
Lock Box 1854. New York CITY. Rnll.rThIs
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EX-SENATOR DAVIS


p
nc Extension.
Ex-senator Horny G.Dayis, president
OF tho Wost Virginia Central & Pitts.
burgh road, speaking Of tho uurvcys no.
Gently made from Elking, W. Va, to tho
aoutli. mention OF which has been made
frequently, says in tho Hallway Gazette:
"fhe survey has boon successful aud
satisfactory. An easy ind diroct route
has been located from EIkins, III II non.
orally southerly direction, to Hunters.
VILE, tho county scat OF pocahon,as
county. Tho distance 10 about 100
miles. 1iuntcrsvillo Ia tho terminal
point contemplated in tho surveys madu
nor.hward from tho main limo OF tho
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. Tho
longtli OF tho Chesapeake 4 Ohio cxtcn-
aion to lluntorsvillo 10 sixty miles"
IA to tho duto when work on this OK.
tension will likely begin, It Ia too soon
to speak. 1t 10 safe TO say no work will
BIO done in this direction til tho Balti.
moro 4 Cumberland road Is completed
from Cumberland 10 Hngerstown, Md.
1t will take at least n year 10 build this
road after tho work has begun. That
road will DO an custom outlet for tho
West Virginia Central & Pittsburgh,
and will join tho Pennsylvania, Western
Maryland and Baltimore & Ohio ut
Hagorstown. The Distance from Cum.
bertrand via ifagerstown to Woverton on
tho main line oil tho Baltimore & Ohio
10 only three times greater than
over tho Baltimore & Ohio lines
exclusively, 90 there IL no reason
why freight received from tho West Vir.
ginia Central & Pittsburgh By tho Baltl.
moro 4 Ohio should not Keep our tracks
to liasorstowu." .,...
Speaking Of tho bonds OF tho Baltl.
more & Cumberland. Mr.. Davis said:
"Thcy havO been endorsed by tho West
Virginia Central & Pittsburgh. There
have boon number OF private applica.
tons for the bonds, but as yet mono OF
them have been placed" Besides tho
guarantee OF tho West Virginia Central
4 Pittsburgh, the Piedmont & Cumber.
land agrees to retain i've por cent OF all
businesa transferred 10 1t by tho new
road, or transferred by it TO tho new
road, as guarantee fund. Tho amount
OF bonds authorized 10 S3,G0o.0o0, blu. 1t
is not intended 10 Issue moro than
S3,000.000 until tho road is completed.
Tho West Virginia Central & Pittsburgh
interests agree to take 81 900, 900 OF these
bonds, aud 100000 have been sub
acribed for.
Henry S. Wilson & Sons, OF Parkcrs.
burg. owners OF the Cairo & Kanawha
Valley railroad, have made n PROPOSE
ton TO the people OF Calhoun county to
cxtond the road from Its present ter
minus in Ritchio county on to Grants
vi!lo in Calhoun. II Calhoun will vote
certain amour. tho road will DO built.
The line la very successful narrow
gauge, and is opening up country
which has long been wanting to get out
OF tho woods. 1t connects with the
Baltimore & Ohio n. Cairo.
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dancing, singing aud short addresses.
DuflnE the evening G.. 1T. black, on
behalf OF the scaIcMY slu .utH, pre-
sDuiei Professors Coils and Cnfuino
each with a Handsomely bound
volume ui the life and lab1H OF
ptHtalozEi, iIo goat educator, and
pnh Watkins wish handsome vH.s
umo o. C0mpayme's His. ~ Of Elucr-
ton.
thursday, March gls', closed the
lIim1l sunday school UIIr F, FniuV
iat 22nJ, a PUBLIC examination OF 10
sudoUts WIS nolI iu fHs raa4uuy
ulilIiul Out 0' tIc Ih.fie.u stuiouiH
who have been aEuE ihe uIuises,
Hvr have urru unable tl fak1 The fII
CHIrfe owing To- siCkuuta, consequently
they frI. Hhlft Boz tneIr yAaHIuauuu.
Following lse the names and t.sI.
done. s.t Cue successful yuus, who VIII
receive certificates Y' competency
Charles j. Back, WIl.0r. Dliver x
Hi,arvuy, Iasl WIiHl; W %. Widdl.
f1u, Itl6l i.lau4; Fed -chwrnJ man,
Teton CITY; Wa. War N.flu5 l1mi
Nlafraiut Archibald, no AbIfE -arlnl
ward; Conrad Was, Blg. ~ % t.lob
B1ui. Salem. Ia 10. evening tho
faculty. OF the academy gave o. fitcwu'l
ball iu honor of the lcpaftiug stuIouts,
u uIgu was nuurfgusIy attended,, aud
r. night good time was enjoyed by all
ufoauut
The ConaolidnlcI Implement com.
pluy OF Idaho Falls aud Halt LasU
tlIy, nIr opening branch hOusU iu
lsGuuUt. itiztHuIr Intention iu erect
a laf.c aud CDmmIli1uH building NEAR
inr h. g.. M. J., where thry Will carry
a miI Iiuu 10 nrmluE implements and
machinery; already several CtfIJsiH
have arrived and more b. expected
uuiIy This branch house Will boz o.
great tuuunt t1 RrKhufE and Iis lm.
mu late urighu1fbI .u, anu ought o.
uf.vuH very Probable venture Co the
U company.
llrEuufg Will soon have "a political |
UYUt.Ht uu huf hands, Arm ZuI being /
'Hu day Cor tho election off our village |
'..sirtH. AZ our IH7. election We had |
Uut 1uu ticket iu tut HgI1, all paroles |
uniting in nominating q CIuEau's |
.lHaui; but tHiH year such au agreement /
800 Uuttult Oh low uf the politicians, no /
|..I political parties nr1 Uut with /
b mU.iiaigUl iitErt, tluu patty |
If UIuu", HuuEuiuH of HulcssF, /
IiI,n ,ictriH contain some vfy gl0l ]
'aUIiIAlts aua some VIII. H.f m1rs 1r /
tH Objectionable. The general iUrliuE /
.u.m To- bJ3 "N1,c Tor tbo men, nuu ]
Iut iUr plluCt,' Hu that thtlg Will lu !
! lOnp ui scratching done on election .
10y, aud very Few I' any tiaight ]
ATTY Tickets will Boo s. TOD.
PiuCuck anu WI1dmausrU, 0f Teton, /
hiuUru several car leads OF muttuUH b. j
omaha last Tuesday. IN Loco.
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OGDEN.
VunFN' UlAHl : MAH0I 20, I''l'
A GRAVE CHARGE WITHDRAWN
Removal Oflho stain From 40 llOuorel
MOmAu's Name,

Saturday evenings issue Of the
NlHdudelnlaiued tho following card,
when lisa complete withdrawal Of tue
most Infamous % the charges lately
preferred against SUIT. Haines Of the
Reform Scho0l-lho charge Ia which
lhr good name VI ylTluOua and
respected young woman was iUully as.
sailed, TIE NEWS, which briefly
mentioned tu1 various charges "a few
days uncr, uul fell Into the same
yrior the Standard iiI, ~ nov grAtihsd
TO publish the withdrawal VI "a q
gThvuHt OF them;
LhiYr MlUdIrd-l rrsrg.tl observe
that uy some mistake iu publishing the
charges against SupL HHiuua, you
made mention Of "a ClWWaI inumucy
being charged 10y me au existing bee
tW oou tho cook anu $50 inmate OF Ga.
school. uJ mot know that any
criminal iuiiuaCy ever existed nor dII
/ charge crUlWai Intimacy, ~ tue
charges uu hlo lu Soc srCrr,aIy'a ylitr
win Prove. 4 Usiiuy0 tuc young lazy
lu question 90 Geo auHyp rppruach 40 to
urr chastity. luus respectfully,
A. L WALuRAa,.
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Notes aud News.

The beautiful weather yu.tard.y
brought large number gf people out
pn the streets, good percentage 90
which found t1ciIwly Go tue different
places a. worship, the Tabernacle no
tNv afternoon services Woe hlltd Co lls
full seating capacity Bishops Barnard
Nu o. aud EIwIu s,faUurI were luB
HutaSura lhuy lHuauuoI upon acu.
uni principles iu % very interesting
uuuuuS
ouatlurlay uouinH 40 Ono l#y
haIl lur itn uulaWB ID WuurrgHua
ltt Zoo elect H chairman ui lar county
CJmmuuu. Oh tue ..ul4l uNNUt a.-
tHwry Nuinpo Was elected,
In The Fouftg district court oigl.
u.mus were url.rgI uaWu ulu .ps
JUICY box iHrpldII1uul via. iglJu, lg4
thuuty names nuFy Ir.Wg ,l HuFyu .s
grand IurJu, ralugIaulu uu sac agcy.l
Monday .l Stay.
A marriage lI.ra.s WIS rrausI
James ..IiIuI IS, r.I AHs aA,.l
H.rai 70 ly.A .t,H. Hg.. G.,
o. u,ulu.t lla al,ua 20 the s0ut. -
egn Pacific near lTughr,, lau tram uuu
from San FraucscD at o D. M. la,t
evening lii not Tunoh OgIeu tiu 7lU
this morning.
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joins d. Z. MOALLisrER,
PfesiItnL
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PLEASANT GROVE.
rlEA-ANT 0noyE. MAncn p. ~.
lnlereslIng NeMs add GOsslp.

HAHNNA N.NHAa w" NHNAN
Our Home Dramatic company
played at American Fork Friday
nigbt ana at Lchi lssi evening, recoiv.
tug the applause OF The thcator.gOiug
public. They tEuptt 20 visit Draper
1"I Evofiou Ffiday ans Saturday
next, Boo tpr u,a,a % Mariner Return
and tba Eurh Damon1.
Size. r. b.. DfIggs has purchased Tho
millinery rusluVra OF Nrs. a. y.
THORNTON, oi American FOX, aud viii
continue the Trade there ne well us nj
n.r old slond in Pleasant Grove.
Several missionaries viii leave
American Fork at an early DAY Wr
their nriIs tf labor. This number,
with these already abroad. viii male
up twoniy.'our Elders from this enter.
prHIng ward.
The whiting family, among the
oldest aud largest iu the Territory,
VII hold reunion at Napoleon neat
Fdday.
BirJcle riding is becoming the
nvOuic mode OF travel " tl the young
rooplo OF Lehi and American FUrk.
The two towns afo vyiug with oach
.tlor Ia this hopItuful pa1tlmc, Pleas,
uut Grove "lH NOT 60 AZ
Commissioned OF roads in this
cIuuty could profit BY tue example of
Suut. .. w. smith, or tlls 1iatflui. lie
goes over tho highEfya with T1aI-
scfapef, nlllng up the ruts, thus msk.
iug travel more comfortable. Gentle
met, wy 100
Relations Of these who loss f,iouts at
lho late explosion at BrI Cnuy0u,
Wyoming, have gone if9m hero ~ At.
tend the funeral
The district schools hers will soon
c.gfu down iIt want 10 fuulp, much %
tho regret 90 The school population.
Toe executive committee " the
Buukhawk veterans held meeting
laHt week ami have decided 90 hold
their HummurH uuCamumeut 90 Span
ih Forbunler the spacious pavilion In
'hht irieylNbiu AMI generous city.
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THR WORLD
The only llAg RAINING two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADyILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EPPRCTIYg EOY. %. lSal.

hIIhyllib NUt, lOi lojb
Train No. leaves Ogden 700 a m.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive AZ Pueblo
6I5 am, Colorado Springs 7.st am.
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. leaves Ogden Ga, pm,
Salt Lake 1870 PIN, arrive at Pueblo
S 27p.m., Colorado Springs 6:5s pm,
Denver q.75 pm
UonnoeiouH made at Pueblo, Colofaao
Springs and Denver with all lines CAT
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull.
man uloopera on all trains. Take the
D.. & X. O. ana have comfortable trip
and enjoy tho hnoa1 scenery on Tho con.
tiuonL
A. s. HuGHE9, 3. X. HOOPER.
IrAihc Manager, q. T.. 4 4. a.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo
ID, Y, NEVINS,
General Agent,
Dalt Lake city. C.
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SOCIA l. EyENISIN REXBURG.
a Number Of Pleasant Gatherings
nu,luus aud Other Nol.s.

RlNuuRu, Fremont couaty,
Editor D6scrc Asua
The R,Aburg Dramatic company
agreeably supplied thr people 10 8oz-
burg last Saturday evening with their
able rendition OF the drama, Above the
ClOula, The entertainment suTraHauI
ull expectation; every pant WNs vrI
sustained. and the characters wurr ar.
Inuntul 60 Perfection, Tue sale Of
tlckot was exceptionally large, thus
making the entertainment "A uuauClaI
Es well as uu alustC succefa. TIE
company plays 900 Ss Anthony Tues.
day evening, tho -IIr.
The students 20 our district school
gave a grand soclAulo last rutfdEy
evening IN honor of tho principal
Pr0'. Ernust BrHmwull, Aul uIs assist-
ant, Frances Niuraluy. a picnic was
provided aud heartily euluyeI, after
which dancing, interpreted with
songs uuI REGULATIONS, was INDUCED
In uil ll33O. Dluug lun uyrliuU
A, Lug, ON behalf OF the bludau,s,nr.-
aBntrI Prot BrAmwUll vita 70 beautiful
tut ui 5hakupsnTe's complete WuIta.
Miss Frances Hiuckley, tho assistant,
was presented with pal, u beautiful
vases.
Tuesday evening also witnessed a
surprise party iu honor of Professors
Cole, Watkins ani CsrbIue, the faculty
Of the Hammock Stake aCauOmy Early
ia the evening siuduutp ui the uu0dymy
locked ,l tho residence uf psUlgssOp
Cole anu Wukius, CT0Wdlus tst
house 10 overlooking, when 600 adjourn.
mint 90 the uCalumy building p ss
found necessary There tuuy uuud
the large hall OF the building comfort.
ably hllud with students nui their
ifiends, waiting 90 do them honor The
evening was very pleasantly BBunl in
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Car

1 Observe that many " our aIsitB
ate signing petitions and presenting
Convention asking that honorable
body 90 submit ihu question OF prohih.
ting tho liquor trnlg 60 the votes VI
the people.
1 question the wisdom OF such a
stop, IA view OF the Effort that " Uuiug
mpdu 20 obtain woman suffrage.
We should Couiluu UuryiiIua strictly
20 obtaining wumanis suffrage, the
object Of our tiIl.tg Tor sl mary yuars.
IlSA y. II, IuuNU,
Pftsiicni W0mAn's National Relief
AH1giutluu.
SALT LAKE Cry, March 22I, 1895.
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leave snit Tahe gity.
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No t-fUr rroy1. Grand suuuuon
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NO t-lor Provo Naau. and
sauna ........ si....ss. .... .ss.ssss -Air m.
No. '-for Euteta .............a- ..... ;.o1u. LOO
So 5-ior ogden and Wcsf......... ~ t.r. .p.
Ho l-fJr Ogden ani tls Wott... Lev u.u.
frri,r salt Lake.
so i-rr0fn Provo. graut junction
and Tho tsst.....s.sa....... no Pc m
40 PROM Provo. brand junction
rnd 600 EaHt............... % 1j D. u.
No. b-trum unaham. Provo. Mauu
hua fAllna sssssss .. ..s....sssa.s o. b. ul
80. t-lf0m Iurota....... ............. U.35a m.
NA .aiF0m ugioa and Che West asa m
30 t. PROM Ogden anI th1 west. $500. m
only line running through lu.im1u raiaHH
IuuhIo braHIuf h1uu rIsHurfH o. uHnrer wa
Ntau1 Juuruuh ana 90 Kansas D,iy and Uhi.a
iowa ioDfado points. FREQ reciIfinl chair
'alH taIt Lake tn Denver. aud Only line run
n'nf luNman aIcer1f1 tait i.ahr o. Hnn lraas
cfcn. hqchanrltl sioia eennaoloui. saieiE
tItef aud comfort.
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bishop, Recommends, books 90, 50ci
Primary Association Roll aud Record
Books, si01.
s, l.. NJ. l. A. Roll aud Record Books.
$50.
Ward Records, qr, 5000. 2 o., $500;
. qr sl2OO.
High Priests Records made to orlor
sevCriics' Records mado % order.
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