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Sandwich Bread.

Box bread, as it is called in some
bakeries, and sandwich bread, as it is
known in others, is loaf with per-
fectly square corners The loaves can
be stacked up like bricks. It is square
in cross section and about twice as long
as it is thick. The crust can be cut
from it with very little waste, and the y
slices can be cut into the desired tri-
angular shape for sandwiches without
any waste whatever. 1. Bsss5
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Notes and Personals.

Elder WIN, j. Lewis, Of the Third
ward, was called last evening 10 tue
position Of Bishop Of tue ward 10 nll
the vacancy uausei by tbs death Of
Bishop IL. :, Glbby. Bishop Liwis
sulsCtvd Elders 4. y. Taylor aud
Allied w. Har1iug u, his COuuBblJrs.
Elder philo Dibble, OF Sgringyllle,
WAS buried yos;eTIay. lilo was Que VI
tue oldest members Oi the Church aud
WIS 80 years u a,e last Thur lay, tbs
Jay before no diud,
Tomorrow evening u. Pike lectures
before TO Brigham YOUNG Academy
summer scHOol on "NuTyuus Distasrs y
D.G,oti Noyos anu Allen nave leo.
tufod before the school previously, the
former on especial Sonsusn ami the
latter on especial Emergencies"
Marriage liCenseB have boon i.snoi
20 William z. Clsytlu, aged 80, aud
Estulla May Ferguson, BgvI no, both
" Provo; NJ. Y. Clatk, aged II. ana
Catherine H., Van Leuyon. aged Is,
both Of sprinsvillr.
G. Albert Glazlrr has departed Tor
the Eastern states, where he Lac been
called TO Mia ml-siou.
The base ball game played Saturday
between tho PtYHUu anu Provo teams
resulted iu victory Tor the Provo boys,
Tue Salt Lake Concert company Will
appear IN the opera house Wednesday,
evening. 10 n believed this splendid
Urgnui1ltiou VI home talent will re-.
COVE u rousing welcome,
A b.metulllc union has been formed
with tho following rtllcpr. H.. H0I-
brook, PRECEDENT :, Il, Thurman, vice
nrcslIenL ID. a. swan, secretary, john
Il, Twelve, tguusuToL
The Utah county teachers viii hold
thur summer iustiJulu thIs wear .u
Provo cluyn., hr.unirg july 20 b..
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YOUNG MEMS CONFERENCE.
General Onlsrr, Of the Associations su''
tanned sunday Afternoon.

The annual conference OF the Y. NJ.
NIL A. cI3soi last nignL Three meet
iugs we're held on saturday snd the
.sme number on SUNDAY, ct which
the program as announced va, pfac.
lically carried out.
rhe m era presented Il susiainel
sunday afternoon wsrs a. iJllDE'!
General sugtrinieliyug PicsiIoni
Will1fi Woodruff.
Counselor: Joseph Il, smith aud
Moses Thatcher.
Assistants: r. NJ. Lyman, John
Henry smitu, HcBef J. Grant, v. n.
Roberts, J. q. kimD1l, Juuius F.
Well, NJ. n. Harry, Rliuey &. Bat
gcr, George "A. Bumhall, Edward u.
Anderson. Douglas NJ. Todd, john l..
KcprIof, Edward N. Snow.
Sucfoihfyi George ID. Pyper
Corresponding Secretary: Ihomas
Hun.
Tfeasurrr W. S. Burton.
MuiiU Directors Evan stephens.
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PH,vo UTAH,

a session OF the Fret district cour.
was he'll this morning.. twenty
Jurors were drawn 20 appear In Ful-
more On thB S,h u. July. Their name
are : samuel DAVIS, Spungv.le; Jon
X. Wilson, spanish FORK, G., ".
BfewcftOu, payFlu, John JauksUr
Fillmore; Cornelius NJ. fairbanks,
G.HnwOol; t.H. 5pcfry, Ne 300; G.. W.
Walp, ksuo,n, Nirs ia mpslu,
Epntsim; u. 4. Cu-uing, Stutalliu;
John RiJ, NJ Iua; Eimrt rsyllf, Jua
\. =. Nirisou, Mount PlssshH
LuwIs, Spanish FJts; AmAsa Bt.,
Bpnch; Low 5uuw, Provo; q. Is. Hal
-psnish Fork; A, A.. Harmon, HOI.
duu.
Mary Pierce obtained n divorce II IN
Nopui Piufco On tho gfUunis Of failure
10 provide anu desertilu,
Tue accounts OF tne following u. =.
commissioners we're approved: J. W.
Mjtch1use, Wm. n brssis, Pete.
Jensen, Il. G. Camp, JACou Johnson
anu IL Pike. inereupDn court al.
jouTnui tiil tue 1871.
JuhA b'iAVh hAa N3hl lutHteA sun luI
divorce against his vic, charging
iosoftion. Tho PARTIES arc from Pay.
son,
Almon Robson has brought an &C.
ton against Peter Gleennslgn aud
Jelet Gruunhalgu 10 recover possession
u certain land situasd Ia Willard
county which plaintiff claims de-
PENDANTS are wrOngiuiiy witnbolding
from him, and Tor Sj0B.bs damages.
lu suO.n action the same plAintiu
cues tho Sans Defendants TOT an0tprr
plrub OF real ustalo aud for f876.lb
damages for wtOngiully Withholding
pOss,suun.
IA. ]. Christensen has com ncnosd
% divorce suit against Sina 4. ChrlsIon.
sen. Tue paroles intermsrfie1 In
Nanii la 1855. Piaiaun charges
dcscTtiOu 40 cause Tor divorce.
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University Field Day.

Field days at tho Univery will be as
follows Thursday, June ~, at
Caldrr's Park, tho exercises consisting
running, broad anu high Jumping,
bicycle races, and game Of base bail
between Park city aud the University
boys. On June IA, another Held day
viii be observed. rHis Ia 10 ue Ia the
nature OF "a "5tudents' Reunion" aud
will be held At beautiful Salialf. Tue
Amusements viii be bathing, boating,
luuching snd u grand ball ~ tue even
ing from $3.50 a. 10 O'Clock The mem,
het. OF the faculty ui the Uuiverslty,
ne far ~ lcarneI, expect o. remain iH
the city during tue lSummeL. a pur.
ton OF them will bu ENGAGE iu inHu-
tuto work aud some Df them expect 90
attend tile National EIucaliOIal nseg-
citation Ut Denver.
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Probate Orders.

The following orders were made Ia
the probate court TO-DAY;
In the matter OF the eststv ami
guardianship OF WIN. S. RlwlNuI, 70
MINOR an order was made today az.
pointing Emma Rowland % guardian
N the perg0l aud rstate Of said minor,
upon giving bonds IN the sum 81 900.
The last will and testament NJ Jusulh
Il, Davis, deceased, was nlvd in the
PROBATE court tudny, and IN the petition
M Frank ID. RtmUall, Saturday, June
god, was appointed Tor the huarng ui
tue execution OF said will, Frank d.
klmbhll Ia by the provisions u the
VIII appointed * Cutor 10 serve with
out bJude. IL further provides thai
when the youngest VI his two duugh.
lera shall arrive Al the tge q eightes
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Lecture by a Rabbi.

on Wednesday evening, June ~, a
lecture will DO given TO Temple BNal
lsraul, on Fourth East, toiweeu Sec.
ond and Third south streets, this city,
by Rabbi Joseph kausEopi, Of pals.
Jciphin. The subject i.3 "rhe blank
leaf between the Oh AMI the New
Testament" The lecturer isaI author
OF highest standing am ~ the adhrf-
culs VI the Mosaic faith a. we'll a' ont
~ their most popular puDiic speikcts.
ihc announcement that hU IL to speak
At the Hynsgogue On Woine'day even.
ing IL likely 10 fll that handsome
place Of worship 10 its utmost capacity.
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either Tfetch nnd TIE Turns s'aRed ns
directed IN laying ont other trucks. Inc
wire should bo accurately measured
which may best 10" done win . long
steel lal' measure. Suiil'''NI hhR'h
should b" allowed 80 that several turns
may h' mpl' around Slick Ht tl' 'hu'
and also loop TO snip rover spike 10 he
driven ~ tho upp,r end OF tine iurninR
stake One ,nd OF the wire should be
taken and placed upon tine stake nt the
end "l the T'i'h' while an assistant
with tI. olh'r ''d proceeds toward the
cnl "i iI' 'pi'.''. s'I.i'h Mh'h inc
wire Digs ".'r iiFh.I' "raWn' ih' t',rh'
ing stake should h" located 100 exact line
with lh' t'ih'sa i lllr 'nh ~ ihc stf'ith'
- aud FIRMLY Euy'd 40 every direction
After Oh" Circuit hi' u''n made ana the
s'l.os df.''n iNr th' turn ih' novice
viii lrl''N'F h surprised i' Inl the
wire l' nom " iy lnrh's 100 long
nom .ii,''hl1f III ihis should h' me
r'-e. D. should bo sh'rt'ncd. -p that II
w'll exactly I'''h me stake 90 the end
gi 900 aif'''N' 'aI lhp turn n' corrected
After 'Il' track q lalu OUT ~ sl1uid 'l-
ways DE- carefully measured ilt0' i'ot
irm ih' H..s.. hoi"r' construction is
comm. u'"N ll lIiislFd'n' Withn chnih'
Do VIII Doe i"'1h necessary t' have rs
many a' tl"' assistants. To make suro
that tho chain follows tho curve Of the
turns
100 inah' " hAi inl'' ua'" draw the
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Nervousness

l. really only another name for impure
blood, for no person l. weak aud ncr.
YOU, whose blood Is perfectly pure.
When the blood Il full OF the germs
Of disease, aud lacking In the rcd cor.
pu-clcs which give Il vitality, when II
fails TO properly uoursh the organs
aud tissues NJ the body, what can YOU
expect but that tired feeling aud nor.
NuU.unssg
Oh course Scroiula, salt Rhoum,
CaIurrh aud Rheumatism nrr uuI-
ycrsally recognized %, blood diseases,
for which Hoods Sar-gp.r ''l, os the
best blood purifier B, everywhere
ucknowlcd the greatest remedy.
Therefore, MS hoods ssr-aplrila
cures all blood diseases, Il Is The best
remedy for that condition ot the blood
which cause, Nervousness.
IL j. % false idea 81 uiink you arc
curing YOUR nervousness wl.n YOU are
taking u preparation which only gTr,y
yuurnervc. ltls like trying To drown
Your sorrows IN the flowing bowl.
They are sure 10 return, teH.toH worse.
We wish 10 mako most impressive,
thru, this truism3
You cannot purify your blood hy
uEApENNG or QuEtNu your nerve.
with opiatr, narcotic or nerve come
pounds. II YOU tako such article.
YOU arc only rmrLNG with your
troubles. There Is SURF to be- % nr,r.
rinN which win leave you worst than
yuu were before.
Why not then, take the true course.
follow the bee line "a tho state VI
health, purify your blood and cure
YOUR nervousness hy taking
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Yale'S Hair Tonic

j. the magic wand which awecp. back
mo hands of time and mako, the man OF
woman Of sixty appear young and bonu-
liuL It's Il clean. harm o., scientific
prcparatlonath very seine of bal re
tufatlNCs Are you meaning tho border
Iiuo whore De- gray mi the golden
minglo, ard tno stamp Of age touchp,
'hu checks Sees your drug i-t at on
Hud procure NNo's Hair Ionic. Use II
four hair 10 tho color and glosslness Of
youth.
40 drurglsia Price so also YAioH shin
Wood, llIy's COMPLEXION Cream, gt.
1AIr's iaco Powder. ar, alas ieauty soap.
3D.. Nine Vale, Health and Complexion spr.
.HIHl 1CwH'H ut beauty, 100 SiafU street,
chicago trIuU Co beauty mailed free.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only liae running two
Through Fast Trains daily
LEADVIlLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE EOY. IS, 1894.

Tram No, 2 leaves Ogden 700 am.
Salt Lake s'o5 am, arrive at Pueblo
e;I5 am, Colorado Springs 1851 am,
Denver IoJo ann.
Train No. leaves Ogden Gas pm,
Salt Lake 1870 pm, arrive at Pueblo
S,s7 PM, Colorado Springs O;5S pm,
Denver g;75 pm.
connections made At Pueblo, ColoTaao
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepurs on all trains. Take lha
D. & Il. q. aud have comfortable trip
and enjoy tue hneaG scenery on thu con.
tinent.
A. (. HUGHES, =. X. HOOPER
Traffic Manager, q. y. 4 4. A.
Denver, Colo, Denver, Colo
u, u, NEVISS,
General Agent
Halt Lake city, N
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Personal.

Prof. Maxwell S1mmvtyllle, u the
University OF Pennsylvania, and vile
aru among tho guosls ut the X uutsigrd.
Genera Manager Dodge, OF tho Rio
Grande Western. after u hrlet sJouru
here hss returned 20 his home anu the
headquarters u his road In Denver.
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years, the estate shall be divided equal
ly between them, snt Ia case they bJtn
die without issue before coming into
possession OF the estate II shall go 10
his sister bifs. NJ. a. BoultJn, Of Eng
land.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage lioeafo' were Issued loIny
to John Oldham, 80, EuI ElNb. h
Brown, 10, both Of SANDY, Sail La.u
county; WIN. Mantle. 81 tr. Rosa J.
kni lhl, 20, b h Of salt H.. e Gily.
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Sea7dard Cbureb Works

SaPdsrd Cbureb Works.
tss>h Of msrsnos. A. s,ecgu, Of 1s
Aheisn, inhab,uAns NJ the American cont,-
nant sdtsn ~ ths hani oi Mormon utaa
pi-l,a tAhsn tr1m sho pis,s. Of scphi, found
near Manchester, Ontsr, Co, Ser Yoft, ard
Translated ~ us Pruphe, Joseph smith. Jr.
oht H1s, Pun unsk, lluo. rui Ran, o. 70;
fuli b'ck ,smaii tis0. Pull Lsathar, enho.sgl
M Pull Cloth, embossed. ti.el
s~oh OF uormou. ttarss prinLi MoroooA
EtifH olt . %. Leather, ouI. a. Oo I<luass,
nA, CLOTH ti7s.
Deeirine aud covenant. u the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of tat.r,i,y saints. containing
"" he'eiauHun siyou 30 JOsopA smIua, IT,, N.
fr"phrt f1r ha buiiuns ~ Of no Kingdom u
God IN Nv last days. cat tlIs. Tali Dook.
400 fuA hlan 40. Pail n1cs lslnAlil, o. 50,
NaI Leather, embJissi, tL9s, Full cloth, en-.
basssi, t.nJ
poetrins aud Covenants. tt.asSe Print,
Aofoooo, Erirs uut tlfSi Leather, aIL
noo Leather O. IS CLOTH, u1S
reaEi OF Great Price. choice selection
tnm The Revelations, rrandauens and sAs.
ra'lnns oi Joseph smith, hfst prophat sy,s
and lseVelaius u us Church u Jesus Christ u
LAtet-dAy Saints. MofOccn, uuL u,lsg
Lsa'hsr. Qua iLo5. I.oan Sc, CioiA, ON.
boasod SOC.
Aey 90 the Science of Theology. De-
asnsd s' an Introduction 70 the Tf,t pflnsi.
p4a' % Spiritual PHILOSOPHY. Hsllsion, Ias
and Government, - Delivered ~ the An
a"ns, and a. Restored In this age for 10 anl
es'eiopsnsn. al uaivsfsl Dsaes. tru,A aai
s,~~-'-ss- ~ FsFtsv ?. rr.a run nn-,
embossed, Tse,s raii clotA, .1.bo,.sd, SOC.
Voice OF Warning. An Introduction 10 N.
fNh and DoeuinS Of The Churoh Of Je-ss
Christ Of Latior-dAJ saints W Part.y =.
Pratt Pull Roam, embossed, soo.I fuu ciosA
embossed, asci Linn cisuh, -.
spepeer's Letters. Exhibiting The mos, prom.
tnsnt doctrines o. NE Church Of Jc-a. chr,.s
Of taiisr'i-y Saints, hy Oron Spencer, A. n.
70 shish is also aidsd HE Lsitar 90 Pair,
r-hiN Order, IN reply - Tho Rev. Willis.
Crussi, A. st., Boston. Mas. Fil Roam, 80
b. ID, no! FuI clo.h, embossed, ~
L'1,hUr, u,s0, dut, tlOo.
Hymn iiook. ruuutisth Edition. Cloth. nj
Pun Roam, 49, Pull Leather, tiuo. Lsalhss,
esuh nuish, u Is, Leather, uut, ti60.
Caischisnh for children. Eutitlng N.
prumihoDt dostHnes Of The Church II Jesu
Chris Of tattsF1day Saints ~ John yaaus..
L"s'hsr, Ns.i Cloth, Be,i unaris, 1Do
Paper Cover, tsc.
A Compendium Of ne doctrina, Of u.
oosIs, ~ ffahklin d Richards .nd jas. A
iithe Leather, Out tlgl. L.aih,E, o. -;
Imitation Leather, tl9s, cioth, tLoo.
Ready References. Scripture tsIu arraaseA
In 'uhj@ctive order, With historical noiss, ~,
49, So and tico according 70 binding.
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Sail Lake TennIe.

The Salt Lake Iemrlr viii close on
Friday evening, Juur 9atU, and reopen
ON Monday, July - 10, 1888.
LuKENLu NOW,
President.
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Excursion 10 prove, june Isur, ID,r
gOu, Via Iuiuu Pucinr


or hOcd', saUapsTilla wins ifiunts
whenever It Is iairly ana olr-t'y fic ..
l1 have perfect hoa g., you ma
nave purelnlOJi, aud the beet way tu
nave uufo tlJ1i 10 10 trks Hood S4..
Husrlll, tno hest bl0uI rurler ard
Ucnglu builder, lteXpols al uIutri
.'f'.ula, salt rhcum ara al rtho.
um u, ana at the same Time tuil.s
up ne whole System,
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During iho lu' four year. .U. uDu uur-ous
iu France have pat au end Co thvir own
live,
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WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM,

The FINEST Favored Cum on earn see,
gid,eage 4 90, sat Lake Guy, JOBS Nv
sroft & sons Co, ogden. sole Asehh
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RIO
(1RANDE
WESTERN
STANDARD oAuc
S SSss' 9ap,r. 10 Effect, March g. A

"V''A W ",
Leave ssit Lah. a.,
No. s-iof bingham. rfo,. 10y
Junction and all oIu's ~.
10 s-t1f froNO Utand sursi'. tfiA
aud ai poinu Last
w. o. ~ us1en and intefmedi,i. tp
NO G. OF III Pleasant, MOI sep
ms An1 ull inicfmeiI.i.
lNlN. .ass..ss ...sss4. ....
no t-for hufesa. ratsur H. 900 p.
SO ana nl intermediate rs.l.. Del.
TOT ogden and tho Wts E
~" -for ogden AMI tue Wet ~
Arri'e aitiHEe,t,, "
no. l-Frum Provo, Grani JuBrt,s
shd the East........
10 IRON Provo Grand Jr6ri.. ta' D.
Ahd The ksst ......
y" From Provo. iih.tam hayi, "'i
ahna, tufc.a urHAI I1I'r.
me tate uliuis.....
W. '- rom ogden ana iutermat. ' D.
a., ialr polnt-......... ....... ..
10 = ION Iureta AMI ps.ags a.
rom OgdsH AMI tue Moi
No a-trom Ogden and 100 ~. "a
Only line funuinr thruugt a.. 'lLl
Sleeping cars Salt Llku lIiT 10 ala FA'
fal. lhEc tlte IN Denver yts a.. iAa.t
aud SAT- Late Cay 90 kansas IA. I'd. .al1.t
20 va Colorado Uoiuis. t ''i NhH
Ihrnugh transit ~ family sr..........
elauFe, 20 Kansas CIV. UH..a., .. H.t.'
ritce reclining chair ear .s... iN.,,'l'
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End S,l,s
l. e. DODGE, Gen. Manage.
- IAN, ~, tradic Wa1tFas
D. y NAbLLl''ii. zen. Pas A..
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HOODS FILLS are prompt and
VNiC,snI .5r.
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective April 7th, 1895.
le.As Arats anu Dsiafi 1t SAL Lalt
CHg DaIp, - fsil0ipts

- - - $50
AsAs Arnrs AMI Dl.ari Ut Sag Lati
GU Dagy, - Ss'i0Fs'
Aruivs
FROM OH Fsstcrn rniGt' ...,.......... sila
hon butte. Portland, San fran.
cisco and Ofdea.. .a..s.s .......,.s.....p ~ a 10
Prom oil Eastern points fArK CIy
ahuNHlNus saaaa.ssss .ssas sssssssss = ~ p 10
Prom san Francisco, Cacnc Valley.
ogden and intermediate points : Is pm
'fr0m Milford, JuAb. rr3so. saugeic.
ana hurthAu'sst.,.....ssssssss. ~ p n
'lton Terminus and To0elo............. ~ y m
pTrAEr
for ogden. Cache valley rAs CITY
aud ~ Fastr'n pgiuts ..,..s....., 30 . ~
Tor ogden and intermediate points .UI an
Tor ogden. intermediate points
aud san ftancisco ............... . 40 y 20
fof ogden. all points east, Bu;is, Fort
land. and san Francisco. 20 . 10
'for KuTeta. Provo. SAnpete Valley
Nephi Jusb aud frisco. ..a. -. 7gNm
FOR 1nocio and Iofminus............ 80 AN
Strains south Of JuiJ ma DAILY cNcV.I
Daily sHcept sunday
City Ticket ONCE, 2Oi Main Street
Through Pullman PNlAce slcepor.. t,te'
Improved Tourist sleopcrs. FREQ leciinin &
char Cais. tlesAnt Day Coaches
III HUXLEY. Gent AEt Pa,sEr. DspL
D. DICKINSON, General Manager
-. lohAAy q. Il a a. AgauL
en-. n. CLARK,
X. ELLERI ANDERSON. yRscslveri
JOHN ". DOASE.
FREDERICK n OsuDERr
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COiy rIcRet unlce, POI Main st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAv0RERs
Will Visit Boston $4,000 Strong, July 1915
Outline Of Programme.

Boston, March go The local authori-
ties have given permission to the mana
gers of the Christian Endeavor convention
which will meet here July 1915, to hold
a monster open air demonstration on Bos-
ton common. and the Endeavorers are
planning to make this the most notable
affair this city has witnessed for long
time. At least $4,000 delegates are ex-
pected, and all these with many outsiders,
will take part in the meeting.
Gov. Greenhalge will deliver an address,
DR.. S. L. Smith, author of America, y
will read his famous ode, which will af-
terward be sung by chorus of 1000
young people, assisted by the whole crowd
of delegates and an immense orchestra.
This is only part of the programme for
Saturday, April 10. The entire day the
committee says, will be devoted to the
subject of Good Citizenship"
On Monday, the subject of "Patrio-
tism'' will again be taken up. there be-
ing no sessions of the convention, Sunday,
to avoid Sunday travel The young peo-
pie will go on pilgrimages to a number OF
the most celebrated historic spots in the
city Monday. Addresses will be delivered
at each place by prominent patriots.
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The Octopus as a Tree Climber.

The screw pine is familiar decorative
plant among us. and in it's native habitat
in the South Sea islands it attains per
fiction. On the male tree are scented flow
srs, aud on the female punches of hard
fruit.
Aristotle relates ''that the octopus ocoa-
sionaHy climbs trees" but as 10 one ever
oorroborated this it was not considered
correct Now wo find that tho ancient
philosopher was correct in his statement,
for Mr. Henry Lee, +. z. S., tho olniuoat
zooIogist, proved for his own satisfaction
that tho octopus is often attracted by the
smell OF the pine flower and climbs toward
1t.
Oar great scientist, Professor Huxley,
tays of Aristotlo's Historic Animaliuln,
AS a whole, it is most notable produc
tion, full Of accurate information, and OF
extremely acute generalization Of tho OBJ
scrvations accumulated by naturalists UP
to that time. ''-Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-30

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thoven, Bismarck, the Princess
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Spring with all its benefits
brought directly home tous. The
more rapid means OF transit and
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ing everyone within easy reach
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-30
MURDER AT SPRINGFIELD.
John Mcbride Kills Mrs. Julia Roche
fort and Attempts Suicide,
All Because the Widow Insisted in Refusing
to Marry Him.

Springfield, Mass, March 20.-John
Mcbride, aged so, a laborer in j. +. Falt
g. Co.'S. quarry at "Sixteen Acres" shot
and instantly killed Mrs. Julia Rochefort
aged 31,a widow living on Cooley street, at
2 go this afternoon, and then fled into the
woods, where he attempted to commit
suicide He is badly wounded in the back
of the head and may die.
The cause for the deed lies in the con-
tinual refusal of Mrs. Rochefort to marry
Mcbride, who has been importuning hel
ever since the death of her husband, who
was killed by the cars in Hartford, April
| 0, 1898. He went to her house, this after.
noon, to renew his offer of marriage, and
carried out the threat he had made several
times before of shooting her If she con,
tinued to refuse him.
Mcbride drank some. but on this occa-
sion was sober, according to the testimony
of Mrs. Amos Cormay. with whom he
boarded and who saw him shortly before
the murder. There were no witnesses OF
the crime except one Of Mrs. Rochefort's
children. of which there were six, all un-
der II years.
Mcbride fired three shots, one taking
effect between her eyes, the other in the
neck under the left car, and the third is
missing. Ho went TO his boarding place,
gave Mrs CorGaay the key 20 a trunk end
showed her three cartridges, saying: I've
killed Mrs Rochofort and these viii
finish me. -
He then disappear! into the woods ana
was not seen again till he appeared, covered
with blood from q wound Ia his hend, IL
the yard Of Chas Robertson. two miles
from the scene Of the murder Mcbride was
taken to the Springfield hospital.