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CARDINAL RAMPOLLA, PAPAL SECRETARY Ole srAIE

tlons come thronging to US as we dream
OF these by-gone times. Ole sweet flc..
dear To you then in its fl ish of vou,h
ami beauty, is with us still. AMI no less
dear though careworn, and bcariny the
traces of times pencil. Some dear ones
who romped mcrrily with us in those
happy days, have gone before, and are
cele brating an eternal reun ion and wait.
ing 10 welcome US home
Some are in far.off Ian Is unthourbt
OF for years, perhaps, until to-day: but
such is the potent spell which the dav
weaves about us that we imagine that
they,to, are in reveri, dreaminr of us:
dwelling tender.y on our good traits
and shutting out from their mental
visions our unlovely ones.
But fast the day is dying, and we
come back TO the present and its duties
with start so profound has been our
revertes and so strong has the spirit of
the past been holding us We pause,
to realize that a reunion here, be it ever
SO blissful is only for time, and luta
forecast of that great reunion above
where no sigh will go forth for the
touch OF vanished hand and the sound
of voice that is still Broken reunions
here, but unbroken reunions in the city
OF the King Bright lie this prospective.
To-day we meet the friends we love.
And giadness fills the heart,
But swiftly comes shade o. sadness
For we, so soon, must mart
How oft the feet must turn awav
when hearts cling close together But
my friends it is an inspiring hope that
when we separate here on eartb as
soon we must separate now. or at the
summons OF deaths angel, and when n
few more years have rolled over the
heads OF these aged fathers and moth.
ers these brothers and siters, these
chill iren and grandchildren, if faith
full unto death, we shall meet apain In
heaven. our eternal home. Yes, at the
oest estate, my friends, we are only pill
grims and strangers Heaven is to be
our eternal home. Death never knocks
at the door of that mans on. and in all
that Ian there will not be a sinrle
grave. How our Heavenly Father Will
rel ,!ce in the long reunion dav of bea-
ven when lie has all His children with
Him in glory! How glad brother, and
sisters will be TO meet after so long n
separation! Glorious thought of home,
Everlasting home! No sorrow. no cry.
ing; no tears, no death; but home.
sweet home! Home with each other.
home with angels, home with Cod
Home. home! Through the rich grac,
OF Christ Jesus may VIC all reach il.
with friends on earth we meet in glad
ness,
While swift the moments hy.
Yet ever comes the thought Of sadness.
Ihat we must say goo bye
( How joyful is the hope that fingers.
When loved ones cross deaths Sc,
That we when all earth'stoils ars ended.
With thee shall ever be.
/ No parting words shall e'er he spoken
in yonder home so fir.
Bat songs Of JOY and peace an 1 gladne,.
VIII sing forever there.
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HEGn G.. Bowls. Cen1 Supt
MOnOngah. W. Va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12

CoLuNBuH, ohio, Dec. i2.-Allon q.
Tnufmsh, died AZ 1916 today.
The death Of Thurman was a pain.
ful shocA g. the general public hero.
The latest reports from him before d.
DAY wore 10 tho effect that he was
d1ing finely.
Tue Thurman fnaldBnco was about n
mile ffcm the center Of town. AUsO.
lutuly no other Information came with
tho announcement ~ his death save
that u occurred NJ 1915 pm,
No one was present NJ the death bod
save Judge lhurmanis son, Allan, aDd
memuefs Of the family. His physician,
Dr. VIII tiaAef, had not seen MIN sinCt
intt ulgut.
The Judge had been unconscious
eihce midnight, and death came like a
calm ana peaceful sleep.
The immediate cause OF death was
n inll he sustained sons weeks ago,
from the effects Ut which it was
thought he partially, NJ lesst, recOv.
cred. He was 80 Year, old the 18Th OF
last November, aul had u not been Tor
tue accident n month ngu, ho might
have lived q number n year. He has
not been able % leave his room for over
y year, but be could walk about the
house without assistance, could read,
aud retained much Of tue power OF his
once vigorous mind. The shock VI the
accident, more than actual physical
Injuries, seemed 10 impair his hyld
upon life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12

resolution vas passed, calling on the
attorney general for a detailed state.
meut ot tue accounts, fees, etc, OF the
clefk- Of United States courts, mar
Hhals, commitslOncrs ETC.. Lacey oH.
planning that the mntofial was wanted
~ basis for law 10 make thene per.
sons salsriei officers.
On motion OF Cannon (fsep. Utah) n
resolution was passed calling on the
secretary Of tue interior Tor the total
amount Oi land assumed by the Union
anu Central Pacific fnilfohda under the
grants u those t0adf.
Grow (tep. pruu.l addressed the
House on the Presidents message,
hrat having tho c.ofk fehd that potion
relating ~ thu results ui the new taflfi
law, Grow called attention 10 the
fact thai Cleveland fgld nothing
about tur IN itucy Of the new custom
law 20 produce the revenue necessary to
carry on the government. itisH fact
that the deficiency fut 1894 was 500.
100000 anu for tho hrt i've months ut
TIE present hscal day, $4,000, 900.
The total deficiency since Juus 80,
1898, was Sl3i, 100000. The bonded
debt under this present administration
had Increased sl62,0OOO0O. That had
been fotult II tho new customs aye
ten Tue President eGtOlled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
mo Sebree.T hOmas COntrOyersy,

The Boise, Idaho, siaIesman Gays
that some interesting litigation lie ex-
peoled 10 the court at Caldwell, In.
yolylng the title to tins Ssbrse ditch, at
present owned by tho Idaho Colonlza.
ton & Irrigation company, OF which
Ex-Governor Thomas, OF Ulah, is presl.
dent, aud =. II. LannRn, OF the Salt
Lake Tribune, secretary. II lie alleged
by the company that Howard se6Iee,
when president OF tbs company, anu on
behalf Of the company, but without due
Authorization, coH esbod judgment to
himself Tor 5000 and upwards, and
that Afterwards no had execution is
sued upon this judgment, under which
y sale Of tho ditch was advertised Tor
DsosmueT 7th. Upon the day bet Tor
the sale Governor lh0msS, ~ preSi.
dent Of tho company, filed COM
plant Asking Tor a temporary inluno'
ION, staying the sale, which was
granted. Tho complaint alleges that
Inc Judgment was without auy con-
ditlon and was obtained through mis-
Tspresenlations anu fraud upon tho
psrl Of ssbree, and that he confessed
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Orange BIOssOms.

A very unique wedding reception
was hold last evening nj the residence
Of Mt. AMI Mrs. James 3. Jones In the
Finusn,h ward, tho contracting
parties being Miss Mary Jones ani
Thomas w. Sims, whose marriage was
solemnized In the Salt Lake Temple
during tins DAY. A tempting spread
was pAttAken VI by the Euosis, after
which an informal program u songs,
IeeitRtiOnB, etc., was carried out 10 the
delight aud entertainment OF those
present. The ELws Joins with the
friends OF ths happy couple In wishing
them success and uualloyed bllss
through the journey Of married life.
BICH.CRisNOS,
Elder o. Il. Whitney performed tho
ceremony last night that made john
Y. Rich, Of Bingham City, ana Miss
FIgTenus H.. Crlsm0n, OF salt Lake,
man and Wiio. rhp union took place
at tho residence VI Mr.. ana Mrs.
CHARLES Crismun, No, 6ii East Fifth
south. Ouly tho families aud relatives
gnd few iIienus Of the Interested
par,les were present. The homo had
been pTelliiy decorated TOT the occasion
anu Ils young couple were tbs Tecipl.
Uuis OF numerous nundB me wedding
presents And Kindly congratulations.
Brigham cry will DO their future
place OF abode,
WILL WED Oh WEDNESDAY,
CATds are out announcing tho mar.
fiHRn Ul Miss Blanche woodruff,
daughter Il President Woodruff, 10
Mr.. Joseph J. Daynss IT,, n sou OF the
tabernacle srgAnisL Wednesday, the
18Th, 10 the dHle, alb as tho young
couple are well aud inyognly known
In this city, tho good wishes and con.
CALCULATIONS Of their numerous friends
viii 20 out TO thom on the evening Of
the Joyous event,
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BACK FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
Elder samuel Brlutou Tell, Of Good
Missionary Work and Pleasing
Personal Experience.

Elder Samuel Bdnlon, Of South
Cottonwood, arrived Ia this city over
the Rio GrAade Western from tho
East today, having been on n mission
10 Wet Virginia, which he entered
upon a pin II, 1924. During the last
niue months Of HE labor lac was ptosi-
dent of the West Virginia conference
nnd fopufin n ratisiautufy condition Of
40 airs IN that district. OF late there
have teen n g0Olly number Of Accee-
uions 10 the Church ana much pteiu-
iicn has been nllaycd while warm
friends have sprung up ON every huud.
Tue burning Of the Lattcr.dny
Saints church near Charleston, had
the direct opposite elect from that
expected by enemies OF thu Elders.
The act was vigorously denounced Ruu
symputhlzers and friends came fof-
wasl from nmoEg those who had
hitherto bten regarded ~ being very
Indifferent.
Just before leaving for home Elder
BHntOn, by special request, accepted
an Invitation 10 dine with ex-senator
Carr The event, he snyr, was a very
pleasant Que. lie stopped over one
day en-toute ut Colorado springs and
yisitoi the Colorado State Institute
for the Deaf, Dumb anu
Blind ut that place. 10 ~ an
UxcClltntly maintained Institution
and with the grounds cost Sg2l 900.
Superintendent Dudley IL very uti.
Client officer, says Elder Brinten, ANA
was very courteous Ia showing him
through the different departments.
The inmates are kept busy ami make
many uaeu,l hnd ornamental articles.
As an illustration OF this Eluer Bun'on
exhibited n very unique aud pretty
mbinntion oupHnd sNucer made fiom
nns wire aud buaIs, the work o.
little blind girl, presented MIN by Mr..
Dudley.
Elder Brln,ou, during his absence,
DID not experience the beet OF health,
but enjoyed his iabofs nevertheless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
Candy Outfit Runaway,

NJ. Koop's cAady wagon horse made
matters lively by running away this
afternoon. The animal was standing nj
the rear OF the confectionery establish
ment when 1t took fright aud oom-
meuced lie rampage. Al the Continen.
tai saloon It left the road for the side
walk and dashed west on First South
at record breaking gait. When the
Fourteenth ward Relief Society build.
ing was reached there was a Gullisi0 n
that resulted In demolished bay win
dow, a pair Of broken shafts and an
abandoned wagon, A nlmbls pedes-
TRAN brought the runaway beast 10 a
atandslill on First West street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
SELLING THEIR PICTURES.
Art Exhibition Paintings Finding Ap.
preolate Pnrchascfs-CrlticAl
Mention.

After oil the beet way to encourage
art is 10 lead substantial support "a
those who devote their Efforts aud
lives TO its advancement by becotiing
purchasers Of their paintings and that
IL Just what considerable number Of
eiiizens are doing As the "sold" cards
inuicate In the exhibition hall. There
is also a substantial an 4 at least n par.
tlsl satisfactory Increase In the attend.
anoe.
Ono regrettablo feature IN connsc-
ton with the exhibition ~ the rather
inAftistlo arrangement displayed In
hanging the pictures. some members
OF the society have expressed them.
selves very for1ibly ON this point and
have even considered the question Of
fehanging. IL ~ hardly probable, how.
ever, that that will be- attempted and
the prospects are that the paintings
viii remain undisiurbtd until after tho
exhibition. The criticism though IL
likely TO have u bsne iicial effect Ia the
arrangement OF future displays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
Ihe aermnnIe .saeh nnm.red.

LIVERPOOL, Dee. l2,-OmcialA Of
the White Star line say II Is impOsii.
bic fully 10 ascertain the damage done
TO the GeTmanio by the collision with
the Scotch steamer Cambria yester-
day, which resulted In the sinking of
the latter vessel, until tho has been
placed Ia dry dock. In addition 10 u
large hole, nine iout by seven, which
was stove in the bow VI the GofmAhir
above the water mark, second whole
hns been discovered right through tue
bows OF tbs steamship, two fee, In dlR-
meier. Tue Germaio's stern 10 als9
damaged.
White Star officials decided to dis
patch tue Adriurc Of their line 10
New York tonight with tue Storage
paaHeugera OF the Gefmanio, hn1 tue
saloon passengers VINO may be DESTROYS
Of taking passage In her.
The Cambria is lying In dangerous
position In tue tTAck Of vessels, I-Jf
forcasllo Ia visible VI lsw tide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
ACRY FROM ARMENIA
IN Tho Elml Of Humanity and
Christianity, Save Us "
THOUSANDS SLAIN by oPPREssOHs
Hunger aud Cold killing those Who
Who Have Sought Refuge In
Forests and Mountains

LoNDoN, Dec. 1l.--A dispatch i'd
dressed to tho Associated Press ami
signed by ATmonians Of CONSTANT
nopls, has been received here. IL
says;
"ArmeniA IL at her last gasp. The
number OF people massacrej reaches
one hundred thouSaud, aud half q
million survivors have taken refuge
Ia tho forests and mountains, whore
they are ionding on herbs AMI roois.
Hunger and cold have begun to make
great raysges among them. In the
name OF humanity and Christianity,
save u.s."