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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
AN APPLE CARNIVAL.

Leaven worth, Kas., Oct. 29.-This
city is experiencing its first apple car
nival celebration. Every building and
store front is gorgeously decorated
with apples of all sizes and colors and
the carnival colors, red. yellow and
green. are conspicuous everywhere.
Thousands of visitors are here. Bust
ness is suspended and everybody is
celebrating. Thousands of bushels of
apples are being used.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31

Philadelphia, Oct. 29.-The trial of
II. III. Holmes, the alleged 'muIti-mur-
derer,' which opened yesterday, Will
begin the closing of one of the most
rema rkable criminal cases ON the
records of American crime. That
sarcastic Partisan who advised the
French government to abolish life in
surance as the quickest way to in
crease the stationary population Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
A SUBMARINE TRIIBY.

Dime Museum Manager-You'd
make a big hit as Trilby.
Mermaid-Why | can't sing ben
Bolt"
Dime Museum Manager-NO, but
your feet are out of sight.-Truth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
RESTAURANT EGGS.

Lewiston Journal: Guest pushing
them away from him)-I don't like
the way you cook eggs at this res
taurant
Wafter-What's the trouble, sir?
Guest-YoU don't cook them soon
enough
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31

1t is estimated that it will require
80 policemen, under charge of cap
tain and several sergeants, to keep
the crowd of curious men and women
particularly women-aWay from st.
Thomas church, New York, when
Miss COnsuelO Vanderbilt wedS the
duke Of Marlborough. Society his
tory discloses only two cases hereto
fore where police protection was ar
ranged for previous to the wedding.
Frank II. Johnson will be in charge
of the invited guests at both church
and house No one else holds a SINH
lar position in New York or else
where. He knows the face of every
one in society, and is able to tell at a
glance whether the person giving the
old excuse of having forgotten the in
vita tion is entitled to enter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31

burg, March 81; Johnson's Creek,
March, SO.
I A. F. Moves, conductor-Janesyille,
March 81; Columbus, March Sc.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31

H0ratio Seymour, Jr., son of the
late Horatio Seymour, the statesman
is an able engineer and is especially
quoted as an authority upon canals.
1t was lately rumored that he had
pronounced a ship canal across the
state of New York an impracticable
undertaking. He may have done so,
but in a recent communication he
warmly advocates the proposed
$9,O00,OO0 appropriation by the state
for the deepening of the Erie canal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
is HOLMES GUILTY?
QUESTION TO BE SETTLED BY
A QUAKER CITY COURT.
SOME SENSATIONAL SCENES

Story of a Crime that Has Many
Mysterious Phases Holmes Ac-
cused of killing B. F. Pietzel and
His Children, Besides Several Wo-
men-An Alibi the Defense
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31

Hall Caine, the stocky little Manx-
man who recently arrived in America,
is an athlete of no little merit. AS a
sparrer HP has few equals among the
ManXmen at home, and it is said can
give points to many a professional
boxer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31

For vagrancy Charles Scott, a de-
scendant of the great novelist, was
arrested at st. Louis, but allowed to
60.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
NEYVSY PERSONALS.

Edna Schmidt, daughter of the
millionaire brewer, X. G. Schmidt of
Chicago, has elGped with ner fathers
cCachman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
TO TEACH FARMERS
MKERROW DECIDES THE INSTI-
TUTE DATES
THE CONDUCTORS AND AIDS

To Open at Ahnapee December and
Chose at WatertOwn March pa
Cooking School to Be Held in Con
nection With the Institutes What
1t Costs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31

The young lady who was Miss
Letter and is Mrs. George Curzon is
to occupy during the coming winter
the beautiful home at Reigate of
Lady Henry Somerset. The priory
is ONE of the most delightful places
Within easy reach of London and has
lately been almost rebuilt, redecorated
and refurniShed by its owner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
GOWNSOF A DUCHESS
BEWILDERING WEDDING TROUS-
SEAU OF MISS VANDERBILT.
DRESS OF BEAUTIFUL BRIDE

Almost a Mile of Dainty Lingerie and
Enough Footgear for Regiment
Of GirlS-Magnif Outfit which
Awaits the Fair American in
Paris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

Ai POINTS Of observation, ass d5ublisss
more or lees concerned o. well o. cyu.
i1niod by the possibilities o. this prss.
'u,eimouninin incrensc, the nrst sf,.
100 81 the realization OF things said nu
predicted in tho ages pas,; the second
Herchance concludes That intolllgCuI
'1nstrniut Of human function must be-
come a political necessity; nui tuc
philosopher looking nr ahead ashs o.
10 probabilities Of mainiuna ae,
whether the land will be- made m9ju
productive, new industries created, or
what will be- the condition OF s1visty,
whether ~ 70 the creation or dislriOu.
ION OF The products Ell, labor.
Ia q little while Oh tue available
l4nd iu Utah will have been taken up,
aud u the reservoir sys,om is adopiud
.uud now vaiuelcss Will b8 utilized.
Most liEeIy also Ices water and moro
cultivation will allow % the use Of
now neglected land, and compel that
In use to bo vastly more prolific.
Utah people hardly realize az yet the
wonderful iecuudily Of coil, when man
ipu'alel with tho intent OF sUuing
what Do can really produce. one su-
thor wrote book called "rcu Acres
Enough" another took bali that
Hmouuii but many rxrerImuutalisls
have surprised the siipshoI farmer by
getting rich on even less than that.
No matter % cultivation should Ger.
force become high 10 Utab, land, ai,cr
40, is exceedingly limit5i;while mucu
OF change has ,akon place since The
days OF tho pioneer this 10 yet he the
arid c, aud irrigation 10 as essential
today ss &c was whom tue suclcat
canals o. Utah were bull. alI many Of
her valleys had ttoming population.
IT, b an old ani trito saying that Ok.
rlcuitusc s the basis o'gll stable proc.
pOrIty. BJ. every mau ani an BILE
sous, and Eoua' sons, g,nuli rely de
ructly on this A. rr5.,fsl0l. No
arguuout can come HDm c5ncoLiug
hat every man ss.uli own
piccr % land, for That is bo.
ygrd question; a.. uch piece,
however a. boomers have made their
limit, Tor 10 was not col. .lua.ly Intended
that THE should be- the rair, tUst being
q mnu'l Invention. A higher wisdom
seems O. have decrUed that mankind
should "sgread over Tho face ct 900 ia,
land" 10 the extinction o. cities,
which ufo mainly centurs 0f cvillwith
all their goodl or like wary cxo,,s.
ocuces morally upon tho body polite.
Given the land with ample room
anh verge enough" many lndustrc.
are needed 20 meet soli.suB,alnlug
c1mmuniy's desires. Bread, meat,
clothing, should DO homo produced;
butieE eggf chickens, pork and cheese
belong TO every day use; mud we'll
regulated community should, lor these
staples, bo independent OF tue world.
sugah ffuil6, vegetables urs outsiIr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

proposition, % H religious dug
Imposed upon Goo L,,tel-lay saiuts TO
refrain rom iha popular use Of touacc.,
lq4.r hot luuas ciuu they ata
objected Ia thlt W0rl 0l Wisdom given
by revelation from heaven. 10 is tuu
Juty Of those called to teach tie Saint
70 proclaim m1 Word, 80 the people
shall have uI understanding ut he
import, and tacu ala.i decide Tor them.
selves ns 90 the g.uua O. rufsuo. 10
such proclamation were 10 DO 90.
lcclrI as completely 90 the
antediluviauu rejected Noahh
preaching OF tIa coming dHtfucii.s,
t would make mo- difference iu
the responsibility OF those oalIyI
TO declare She word Of the
Lord. Their duty Is clear, nud
when they havo performed % nud Rot
before, they hrs ireo from any charge
Of neglect Wllt t4e people do 10 d
matter Of their own choice.
But the rcceu, eTto. Of tho preach.
log 0itho Word o' Wisdom has no.
been 10 lead pulp,u against the toaoA-
Ing. On tho rIu.rry, 10 tea fact we'll
known to very many people,
tn many paris oi this Teri.
tory aud elsewhere, snd Is
easily capable OF tomou-Iration am1uE
tho Lai,rr.day sa.nt', that a vast
am8un, Of good has been accomplished
thereby. Mon who nave been addicted
tho greater port Of their livoa 20 the
practices duositI against ha7s broken
or and rujfmoI tlulr hAg.ts;
women who have ureu i5y yrau uu-
mindful Of tho HIvico regarding bot
beverages ltv. u..i led into q new
auJ puc iuai view tseIr duty; boys
aud girls who have boon starting GU,
in Que or other 90 the condemned
habits hays glvoa them up, aui nglk
o. follow strictly toe divine counsel.
rno numbers Oi those are not fes,
BuI los ,aHm, 1ouliiudus Of young
Ju#u,u have bu,n wBr8ed anu have
c1mpreh.ndei thr warning 20 tnat ll
ster NE they will be known auI h0.-
aJ.Ias tirm observers Of tue Word al.
Wisdom. Great as re- the work yet to be-
done, that which already has been uc-
cJmplislrd .sauple reward Tor all the
IaUog reformed, aui o. As1ugcc Of tnu
h.gh,sl encouragement iJr continuing
iu the good cause. The lcgycl BE- still
working. Let tho labor 20 on iu u
a.irt OF love, OF rcaao 4ius, OF pcrsua'
sion, % in0truuugu, 1i tuo Gospel
which Is the plwyr1. Cod unto saliva.
ton 10 every trus uellovrri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30
now II WORKS.

A gentleman has called our attention
90 tho fact that Sue recent aivartiblng
OF particular brand OF cigarettes has
led to an Immensely Increased sale
thereof and tho suggestion follows
that possibly an an,i.lobacoo agitation
has had some effect in drawing In.
creased attention 20 the drug, thereby
uuiuteulonaliy giving &. o publicity
which has augmented ils consumption.
30 far 90 the trl pATt0t lhspgop0t.tlo1
DO concerned, We have noted tue same
elect We also have noted q similar
result with lrspoot 90 other aruclga
placed on tho market; Tor advertising
aui plenty u D. Pays the nIyorlisers
better tnau Anybody else. no: illusiU.
brand OF cocoa was practically uu.
known in this market, bIt lHts
o. newspaper anu lash aIvelt's.
log, and the giving away OF.
"Jgluhe," has made ii tho most
prominent 90 SEE o'Bss. Il WAS not au.
agouiAd, but became a. we'll known
ASH there had been au assault made
upon In pulpit aud press. Toe fact
that tuors was no opposition 90 70 lol
many people who would no, uss coffee
% tea to- drink ho. cocoa, iu the belief
that us a hot DRINK 70 was upoiiag 90
the u,hera; aud this uolwilhslauiius
ho fact tlat the ,heobromlne In cocoa
ia identical with tho theiue auI
cB1eIuo Of ton aud coffee. Tea, coffee,
COCOA aud chocolate all possess thl-
.nggelivnL They are an very proper
zoe particular uses. But Ha shot
Iriuk." ,hry IRE uuhealtnfij as
beverage m regular use they are
decidedly Injurious.
Regarding the other part Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

,lg mako, save the home one, aud
thanks 10 ,Le indoia,ignblr labors Of
Commissioner MusssT and the liberal.
10y Of the government th, fbh supply
vii! liksiy increase vita the needs VI
the population, tflr awhile.
ia moot Of these directions Utah 90
almost full succesp. She could do
NIUE ami better as TO clothing. She
could sustain another or two sugar
factories and % would tspossiblo 10
stop tho Importation o. olcomarsarlnt,
chickens, eggs AMI pork. Sho ought
10 raise her own fruit ami vegetables
aud probably ship some. But even oil
these viii fell a. 10 employing this
ever Increasing population.
Iron ia all 300 Inuitiiudinous pro.
ducts should bo d UNh industry. All
ordinary crockofy, siouowarc aud glass
lhould be nome produced. Furniture
should come from lho sE,ii Of U,ah
adIsaus, tho lumber being imported.
The nursery and sc,I buslngo5 should
be- local elk raising ou0uiI flourish.
A good paper mill should utilize our
waete or otigisal material until there
was enough. Brick, rock. marble,
onyx, plaster, ccmoat auI asphalt
should boz AZ comm ~ native salt.
The growing 81 oanaigrs. the
founding OF tanncfigs aui th0o making,
should go hand !l yuI uIt.I import
and export cOme g. m.fu 0,su gquili.
brium. Coal coke, copper silver auu
nil m4ing produces should be DOE
creased Boy extension az experiment
ani output oiproduci. RailT0adseh1liI
develop the waste places aud ,quaIzo
the convonloucus and finances ul s1c.
lions uUR remote from each other
evident that iut marvellous in-
c,.Ar o. Uuhs reputation viii tax
iae Ht.snlion OF thinking mon slI
wguen more closely iaom year o. y, D.
ur,avsh tfYvlsion musl oo1c igm
tse m0ge experienced. Boys anu g.fls
Dsun plan f1r .Aemsclvca. That
faculty IL exercised mainly uf,er ycara
Of ifa a.i contact with the necessities
thereof Responsibility Is not assumed
,uidonly, although It may Ia time be.
come butdcn,Omo ani exhaustive.
This statement has been presented
'9r mHny years, even when tue ueors-
siy was much less than iiil now, When
tareo tels 20. Thousands OF ucwg0murs
had moi made their advent in tnis pro.
baton. They DO Hoi-cnuuot, realize
the situa,loui norars they b blanc icf
their prssenoo hero at this Junciurp,
when the outlook 10 serious anI every
family L. effected by iL
Father, business men, BlGhops,
politician. capitalists, leaders Of mon,
aud spcculaiDu, what 10 your idea Of
tho rr0spocta Of the sItuatlon2 Can
you divine the future, Or point out the
locality where this or that Gnu ilourIau9
Can you AID or hit upon amy plan
which will give labor uuI frmluura-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

Passing by one Of cur large public
scho0ls the other dsy, Ehsn tho chill
dren were coming cat Tor noon recess,
a peculiar feeling fuoemod 70 suggest
looking on fora few m9mHu,s. An In
quify elected the information that
some eight hundre pupils were there
enrolled, and mental arithmetic began
10 figure out the probable school attou-
dance Of this city, and then that Of the
Territory,
This y.uug element seemed full n
animation; their general appearance
botokcuod home care; quite a proper
ton were very good booking; and
hardly sCkly one was seen in Tho
rompIug crowd. Tho majority fpesdi-
by fell into one game or another end
while th,re was wonderful ilvrrHty
aud evidences OF individual temutsa'
meni, the iiB,less boy or girl seemed 20
have been eliminated, at least Tor a
time.
There was every appearance OF
general health, and any prediction
other than thst these would al gr'ch
mature lIfu would have been rroml y
rejected. Children OF the kindefgHrlan
gniu were absent Looking into ihc
future without any attempt %, sprcula-
ton ON Individual destiny 30 70 speak,
1t was o. ye-y ready conclusion that in
ton years two.thlrts Of all that mum
Der would DO married ami some IN.
crease, and that The other third would
uavo passed the threshold OF manhood
and womauhood with a not distant
probability of following their prodecos
sou into tNc marriage relation.
These probabilities are equal all
through the Territory, and thesa ueai
bu NO question "a to U.ah's incr.ane
with aIl lho ptsolsion o. aTllhmcticaI
progression; Tor Il % safe 10 c0nclud,
tbat every school house at Ihia cOusuu-
nation wulbe jut. as fall OF now am
other buildings erected In the inlcrya.
e.Il be- equally crowded, aud that pg'-
grafton ui Dc may DO called suoll VIII
Doc crying just o. anrl9usly as cur,
"Itge Ne r0gm that we may DWELL"
! The prophet tie political ecouomi4t
A, mo philosopher, each from their sever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

s0NE sEwspApEE men OF Gotham
evidently tuiuE tnc "g0od um, com.
iugn ls c,cs 10 hand Coz Tho poverty.
stricken muiiiuJcs u the metropolis,
whether or no. The poor people aro
Experiencing any beneficial rcfu.ts of
tho hcralded emancipation, Says the
MlR and Express
We are ab0u. HuIeF.rg upon now era
horH len Nnw Nurs, which means lu rho
miUIlmHut OF I.l promise tho DmAugipi
ton ul our poor from lIit of degrade
lion. With tho EIuiyrguriUua fHr tNO
lltIN uuUs, established iu Uyusy primary
school throughout flu state, with fNU
now model l0dsug-housOg giving l.ghg
hir and hH1Itl, aud with oar uHAlutHru-
IIsH organized lutuH Systematic working
corps, mlEIus huus1.ta.huus1 v..ititous,
ns our noble women hulIurt iii iu Tine
election districts. last iul, wo shall wife
moss, indeed a now ora of aul.gIEuu hue
mainly, t1 mark tho close u' % uuatUry of
progress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

force OF thousand Niagsras, no shin
no ars could have lived in the torrent
Iuaucu cr.o t1p pat. szl planning ihu
reacue 9f Moan must be- regarded
asa mytI. IpIesI, n.A the aupp'sl-
ton Of a partial uc.usa, 10 ls not clear
what ppmp.-I tho building OF auafk
nc nlI. inm'afaul1 60 some pli..
beyond Coo roach Of .ls 1aJI would
have suggested iaoI, .s ths more
.a.usal mIIe 1. ctciUp. illH,lnorgf1rs,
impossible 90 sbars boo iIo on,uus.Ham
O.. tue GaJunD Jlsc1vgtur yu ill cub.
IoeL
BuI, can tho sslmgu. Of a
universal yoiugc Boz explained
on rational gf0un -2 u there
water ou uEl u or arouut
rho tJgrsstralofb TO cover f. whole alr.
Taco 60 a coullIeIluIo i..J.. ia lHf.
tcf Year, 300 IDEA n.1 boon advanced
tina, tho r1tl!n calder Hasu OF Iu
existence must bsv8 u.uu surrounded
~ 'a.''y '." w..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

upon the situation aud the Attenuation
at hand. 10 ia the opinion Of the
lHurnab whose Judgment cnpauitiy
aud integrity must bee judged thgrauf.
10 10 the pointer tha, indicaies tile
usWsp1pcr's position ON current t1pir1.
The ajver,iaem8nti, the c9mmuuloa-
lions tho uows Iiuma, are recorded iu
inr public Journal, but wh,u there is
Hbcnu approval by &c newspaper Of
lIc8a 1r atstumouis in nny Of these dec.
farmUuH, 10 will DO expressed inuls.u
aud uumlsilEabls language Iu the
editorial ullemuces OF the paper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

ZION tc The uuemrIoyei, ,on,,
du'try aud mofaniy, Tho tvI. ''' 10
% healthy progress, may b,g. 'l''n
cnough ia lheso broad VALLEY, ,,'H
srAudest triumph,2 w 'l.''
Unleas measures pt5mrtoBts...
ate inauguratei Tor homs t,,.,,I'..'''
large runoeu Of OUT young rsa
have 10 20 boyonI the s,,-''.'..''
Of Utah iot the ogp5r,,.li..
n'ed at homo. suu, again. g..
may be the program. ms t, "'
writing on the wall, OF ,ls a..
desilny Indicating tus. .ls..B..,,.'.
Utah shall DO ielt until 1.uud,ri,,
no more, that her c1ugBa,io.sofIr',
" hghtsouluu1s anI truth small .,.a
~ 'ho thought anIas,i1a aftb. VI.
lion aud eventually tha. OF a.rs,.
"rho It.I1 lyayonn g,acsI b., ,...
mea'urs' Of meal, gpgr.,sI u,., b..
whole lump was lravaupI. uH. n..
stone" cat out 'rJm llu m..-,...
without hands, wa cvonusIy a.. ,'
Sac whole uirlu. tlm,y BOO ,4at.,.
'''oady has begun g. r9II; mayl.n.
Ieaveu already has begun Go Vol. ..,
long after 10 origin is'.sso.iesar.....
affected, toe historian, tuetDs .l..,,.
cause, the stream 90 %. .aHa.... d..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30
PUBLISHING AM AprDoyrSa

A newspaper has 90 advertising
space Tor sale 60 those engaged iu any
business that Is Lawful. Being iu a
measure under the protection o. the
public iu its policy, % cannot be over.
puno,ill0u5 la regard 90 the claim tue
rubllo may have upon O. in tbo wag 20,
pufchasing iu advertising space. 10
may not be too ias,idIuua UyCr the
precise language ia which an aIveg.
tisBr may rEpsoss himself Dr the pay.
ticuiar wares or business he draws
attention 10, 30 long ~ that language
% not oaenalyO, or that basinea8 IL not
under the ban OF tue Law. As a place
OF public entertainment may not exc
cIudo ucmous without legal cause,
90 public journal must Hlmlt much
% that whioa Che public allows
,r approves, even though the editor or
proprietor may Do individually opposed
Co 10 while a private Individual 0r lu-
g,uti1n 10 not bound by such a Tuio,
lhus iiis that papers % one political
rarity give space 90 ulvor,li0i au-
uouug0mgnis irlm the applHil0l; or
journals which advocate tho temper.
.ucs oaut5 have brewery advertise.
mont, u thoiF columns. or auti.naFoltio
qualifications allow luelr advertisers to
toll whuyu rho buJ brands OF cigars
may bc purchased.
Ia considerable moainre tho cams
mia extends over news columns.
There Eyo many items which arc not
| qleuau, READ no ne, Tor instance, the
second of lra horrible atrocities by the
tulEsos f,ighllll catastrophe 30 %
r.a mine. Bu. they are ovcu,a 90, pub.
| Doc Interest ami character und as such
| mls. uu rotated with consistent
AIallty and thu editor publlslra
.lu accounts though both ho
laI tho public afo sblaspl 10y the oc-
gluouces whose history i8FoclgIgI in
| tly public pyysa. So also DC DO with cor.
rgl1oaI0nge. Tho public bavs eight
/ 90 Goo heard through tho medium OF the
, pros, and though correspondence
yloaa 1i.eu pT1 Numerically upp0BuI
So those of Ihg Journal iu which they
aro given space, irsqI.aly they nrg
PASSED without editorial comment But
Che fact lhal thoy age not ouuUIzud De-
500 indication that InoY arc approved,
arovcr .lrt they would plt ue sharply
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

Toe 3.zly.GIh Annual Conference
Of tho Church OF Jo'us CHRIST oi
Lat,sf.say sa.aH VIII convene IN the
Tabernacle, sails Lake Clly o.. DO
O'Clock, ON FHJay m.rulu1lhprii Obj,
1893.
Tho ,mrsu nui members OF Tho
Church generally ore cordially in-
vilsd TO attend tho mcsungl OF the
Conference.
MILFORD WOoDVurE
GE1rul @ CANaIS,
JusErn o.. smIIL