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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
VOTE On IAE coNsrIiUrION.

The chief Of several important mat
tors to receive attention from the voters
81 Utah 90 November 9th IL the ballot.
ing on the adoption OF tue State Con-
sliluiion. The Utah Commission has
issueI the necessary insuuc ions, III.
rsoting that for ballots cast un ier the
laws controlling the Territory tue usual
hnti 'ooU Ied envelopes shall be used,
anu with the ballo, enclosed Fhall DO
dropped into the tox provided Tor that
purpose. Too envelope tor the State
election 10 to be blue, anu with thr
ballot Il contains viii 10 10
separate box from the other.
The Commission Rls3 rec mmenut
tue use Of white paper Tor Territorial
Cor muuiclpaD tickets Rni OF BLUSH
tinted paper for the Siate election
tickets. Tbls matter, however, II iu
the discretion OF the parties making
tho ticseis, u suit their Convenience,
anu whether the Recommendation will
DO adopted, or whether whits paper
with blue Ink Tor tie State ami black
for the other, or white paper anu blAcE
Ink for bolh, shall be usei, la some
thing those who order the printinl
mus' decide ior themselves. Til,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

ONE Of tao Is.O uusuuaiions an
ticipAtod IN Secretary Carlisle'a rrporl
when Congress meet is that there he
n additional tax OF 81 barrel on beer.
Wnat howl that kind Of a proposition
Ynnll cfnaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
DR.. DAVID EENER0pS
FAVORITE RENG1T

and can tiringi, focomm.,a
rold effects IN my chs. t1r IT, loih
aud bio ID disorder. II hui 80
~, aud am I'M ca improved In nv. -
There II no boxer hnuyvn " W.
New York : ate than Judge ,lsnN. -
such words ast the mer't of y, iliAti
am Thing a. onc's meuioins ,.nlo'
couNoi yatiyn \ man, should ia y. ,a,onh
Dr. David kounedy'S hyosi,s "a
edy IL peritc. bio d AMI ne,va W.
ieinc. IL re- ores t,.s hyar mst
condition and cure. Tho W ~ eeeal
cnnstipa iou ttsa csft.ln c,,,s tf
d sea-.s PECULIAR to igmae.. "a
sc'oiula, shlt rhsum, IA, pm,.i,,. oiia
pepda, all kidney. bladder and ", al-
disease, grave. diabetes and n, ~
disease. All 'r'gsist., a. ''a'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

On. WILLIAM 4. DAY, special ageG.
OF tho census burrsu, Gays OF this Utah
gilsouite or CUR aphs'I that II "is the
purest aud so,t yalu-ole in the ojun.
try, sellins Al SIS To-; but this OK.
pense Ia partly accounted for by the
fac; tina, II has to be h.u eli nearly 100
miles to the nearest railway"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

the ST, PAUL P.v4tef Press is a.
vehementy opposed to woman sui
frage that It thinks. hecause OF that
feature, the Utah State Constitution
should DO rejected aud tho territorial
condition perTetuatec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

which sUnlety was femodelled. With
political liberty and enlightenment
tina, 30 sud Ienly burst upon mankind,
confusion ensuoi. People were mo.
m sntatily unable TO discern between
realty and appearances. Their inl.
pfes,ioBs were wrong. Like the bliud
man Ia the Gospel, VINO, woen his 81 90
we're opened, ~ Ore. fancied he could
see people "nke trees" they
luoked the sound Judgment
necessary to form correct con-
ceptions, aud 90 their fret vision II
appeared that V ,ltaire, q Strauss,
Renan, n Paine, were as reliable eu.
thoTities 10 m ,ltsrs OF religion a. they
were sincere Ia tneit efforts to breaA
the cbains q ignorance AMI supefsu'
ton. Il was supposed that ,hs new
light VI scleoos would reveal the ab-
surdlty Of everything connected with
a supernatural Being. Tue preiictios
was boldly announced that the q d u
tue Bible would m let the same ate as
the idols Of tne hcatnens, and be fou1d
10 DO but = Gro ,tIon OF mAa'a lmagl1a-
ton.
Nothing OF all this has takon place,
however. Science has advanced
with gigantic strides In this CEN
fury, but every new discovery
la. tended TO confirm that on when
true religion 10 based. Iufi lellty 10
It's yrrious forms hiss remained aboui
stationary. Even IaRersoll, 10 his
, most recent attack on the foundation,
nj faith. han be,n manila In pr,due,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

PnILosOpnERs SAY. and the history
o. every Jay ule seems to support invm,
that noise keep, paco with progress
nat there has not been the latter
without the form-r. And yet all tha!
IS noise Is ut pTogrsss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

B--char''s pills arc forbilio,,
ness, bilious headache, dyspen
STA, heartburn, torpid liver. AZ.
illness, sick headache, badtay,
in the month, coated toDop.
loss ofappetite, sallow skinS,,
when caused by constipation,
and constipation IS the mo,
irHqrent cause Of all Of item
Go by the book. Pnls is.,,,
ase a box. Book ire AT ,a..
druggists or write b. L. Allepca
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annual.i'' more than tooooos..,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

As TEh oiSu ~ snvw whsg ono Yield
thiuks Of another, WE quote from the
- lsrps aud Flats" oJldmu OF the
Chicago Reco.d, column maIe
famous by EuRsrs Fields
You may have noticed that Donna Kate
Field In tighung the Mormon windmill
with truly Quixolic iorocity and yalor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

THE FLAu U Syalu was TIE frat 10
De II ,istsl Ia tho West indies; perhaps
hat Is why Il 10 fighting 20 harl
AgAiuAt being removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Nv MORE peJ, 10 WIN want Job.
really wanted wJr6, the county wOul.
vsInA DeI,or olnIlIlon every way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
Judge CLANCY,

Tho Hlotnoisvi.9,N
w. .", h 'omes ioa question Y, ',Yu
n.si uoing cs'etil. b., h'Nh,
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sa,,t sn lhi- T. not snt'l'iT,,s, 'd,s'.
vus n,a!h A. stake. 1hg,s VIE,
w., w., % inst have our "a y. All snsl.
favorite l,ems ~ ''u N nus.,.
wiz, sdgs 'snio. H. clancy, Il rio,,.n.
ionr. "a in ~, 4, Wno lara gosl.,,i''
m'oI VIZ" 'ni' medlei.o, ,aid. II III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

A decided novelty In Richmond is opera
at this season Of the year, yet this Is
what is promised by Manager Leath, for
one week. beginning Monday next, at
the Academy Of Music.
The Andrews opera co. is the musical
medium which will delight our music low
ers with such sterling and delightful
operas as IRA Diavalo. Martha, lolanthe.
while among the novelties promised are
"rhe Pretty Persian by Lecocq, and
"Falka" boy Chassaigne.
Tho press notices of the work OF this
company are all complimentary, especial
IS I'm the South. and fits personnel in-
cludes Misses Myra Morello, Florence
clayton. Jessie Andrews, and Messrs.
Jay Taylor. Ed Andrews. George An
drews. Red Clayton. and Jack Allison.
The Repertoire for the week Is. Mon
DAY night, FRA Diava,o;" Tuesday night,
Pretty Persian Wednesday night,
rMartha" Thursday matinee. pretty
Persian" Thursday might. "lolanthe;'
Friday night, "Falka." The bills for Sat
urday matinee and night Will be announc-
ed later
The sale Of seats IS now in progress at
the boX-oflce. and there is a liberal con-
cossiOn to patrons who purchase book
OF twelve tickets.
AIR Lcath deserves RichmOnd's thanks
for his push and enterprise. thus enabling
the public 10 enjoy delightful opera at
this duh season in the theatrical world.
Let US stand by him so he can have a
repetition OF this delightful pastime next
season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30
THEKNIGHTS or THE GRIP.
leave To-day TO- the Convention at san
Antonio.


Antonio.
The Virginia delegation, with their
friends. will leave Richmond this after
noon via the c. q o. railway for the
n. l.. 4. National Convention which Will
Doe held I'm San Antonio, TEX, June 81.
The following are the duly elected dele
gates frJm tho Virginia State division.
r. $. Christian, President; Geo. Gibson,
Jr.. Secretary, by virtue OF their Office
and Col. John s. HarwOcd, Chairman Ma
u0nal Legislative Com, Joseph Waller
stein. First National Nice-Prcsidenti 5.
q. Davis Alex Cameron, Jr., w. J
grump. X. ". spillman. Of Richmond,
ard l.. w Davis, Norfolk. W. VI. Doyle
Iynchburg: w T. Kedd. Danvillc; Nor
ris Myers, Petersburg, and -. W
Springs. of inston, \. O., President of
the North Carolina Division. The dele
gates from other cities in Virginia and
North Carolina VIII meet the Richmond
delegation here Thursday morning, and
all leave in their special Pullman palace
sleeping car.
AIr. -. II. March, Secretary OF post"
4, received yesterday the badges for the
doegates. which are very unique and
handsomely gotten up. IL IS pale blue
satin, with etruscan gold bow ornament
and tassels, with heavy gold fringe on
the bottom. the inscription is as follows.
National Il. L. 4. Convention, san Anto-
Mo. 1886. IN silver lettering, and Virginia
I'm black letters. On glazed ccliuloid dag
onClly across the centre. Each delegate
will be provided with a certain number
OF these badges. so they can be exchang-
ed for badges OF the other State divisions.
and Which Will serve as a memento Of
the occasion.
The Convention will be In session from
the 81 10 the 9Th OF June. inclusively. and
after its adjournment an opportunity viii
be given all these who desire, TO visit
the historic city OF Mexico.
The T.. p. AS are fast growing En-
numbers in the United States, and Nir-
gina should be proud Of having mem
bcrship OF something Ike 500. an In
crease Of over 20 since last June. The
Virginia State Headquarters are In Rich
m0ud, rooms ~ and y. Chamber Of Com
morcc Building. and its officers are as
follows. Il. $. Christian. President, Rich
mold. Orlando Wemple. Danville, FRS.
NiCe-Presldent. l.. W. Davis. Norfolk
Second Nicc-PresiGent. Geo. Gibson, Jr.
secretary and Treasurer Richmond. The
Leading post In the State Is Post A., OF
Richmond. and Is under the supervision
OF the following efficient officers. G. ".
Saunders. President: W j. crump. Vice.
President; Il. III. Marsh. Secretary and
Treasurer: Board Of Directors: VIM.
Reinheimer. Chairman; X. ;. Crump. d.
Il. Wallsrstein. b. 4. Crump. NJ I. Bins
wanger. \. V. Shea. j. w. Wiltshire.
Chairman OF Railroad Committee,
John &. Hagan; Chairman OF Legislative
Committee. Col. Chas. T.. Wingo: Chair
man Hotel Committee. l.. 4. Murray:
Chairman Employment Committee. X. II.
Roberts: Chairman Press Committee,
John Il. culpeper; Surgeon for the post.
DR.. Ben Harry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

Poems BY James Barron Hope, seieetcd snS
Edited ny His Daughter.

We are. indeed, glad TO announce tns
forthcoming of this much-dcsired EDITION
of the poems OF James Barron Hope, ar
ranged ard revised by his daughter. hIs.
Japev Hope Mari. 1t has seemed strange
in the renaissance of southern literature
that greater prominence has not pesn
given 10 the name and fame OF the Nir-
ginla poet. who has been 80 sishahy
honored by his State and country
The laureate OF Washington and Lee, al
the unwilling OF the great monuments 10
these great Virgnlans; the poet selected
nv Congress for the centennial ode AT
Yorktown. his noble measures we're sung
IA the wide world. not IN a corner, and
their echoes should surely not be left TO
die. until Virginias bay leaves nave All
fallen into the scar and yellow. FROM
jamestown TO Appomat'ox this brave
singer has thrown the ldurels OF his verse
around arms and the man. the be-
loved old Mother State. and her ungivaiied
sons. and so may ever be
And when the many pilgrims come 10
gaze
rrnon the sculpturcd form OF mighty Lee.
They'll not forget the bard who SANG MS
praise
with dying breath. bat deathless
melody
Jancv Hope Mari has inherited much
of the delicate perception OF beauty. and
rift OF expression, which belonged TO her
father. together with his undying love or
letters. Her name IS not unknown al
ready 10 literature and would that II
might become, as Il deserves, household
word around all tender nresides. and
among all cultured honest And never
has she done Better work than this loving
and discriminating tribute OF loyal heart
and brain
A QUAINT SPINsTER. BY Frances T..
Russell Roberts Bros. Boston.
virginia women are becoming work
men that need net be ashamed --"spin-
sters" and matrOns. No longer can IL
be said OF thcm. they toll not neither
do they spin" not onlv In fine linen. but
I'm the raror web Of thought and fancy. OF
fun and fiction and Roberts Brothers.
''weu-known for their works sake" have
shown their usual discrimination and good
taste I'm bringing out this charming and
amusing little book N YOU want to
''smile and smile" and not 'bc william"
send 10 these good publishers and get
this dainty edition. and We wager you
will pass II around among your friends,
especially when they are sick and blue. un-
iii the lady. who. having ceased 10 sirug-
gle" enjoyed not only single. hut dou-
shall become "A welcome visitor. and IA
mllar friend
Miss Russell. Of Virginia. has future
before her ms n writer. which Is better
than having a past. and we salute her
with our best bow and hearty "auf
wicder s,sin."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

She has studied human nature,
She Is schooled IN all the arts,
She has taken her diploma
As the mistress Of many hearts.
She can tell the very moment
when 10 sigh and when 10 smile.
OH our maids arc simply charming.
But a WldOw-ali the while
Are you sad2 How very serious
VIII her handsome face become.
Are yOI angry? She f. wIetched.
Lonely. friendless. fearful, dumb.
Are you mirthful? How her laughter,
Silver sounding. will ring out.
She can lure. catch and play you
As the angler does bis trout.
Yc old bachelors Of forty,
Who have grown So bold and nice;
Young Americans of twenty,
Win the love looks in your eyes;
You may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since last fall
But j. know a little widow
Who can win and fool you all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

She Has the Advautaee of Her Younger
Sisters.

Sisters.
II Is undeniable that WIDOWS are 'is
ortocrats OF society. and men mock apou'
,hem No one has ever dehle1 'H,'
Sasrinaticns. and Weller's advice 10 MS
SON II he wished 70 avoid matflhohy' 10
.hevaro of yidders," has been quoleu
thousands of times
In many vays the widow has the ad-
VANTAGE Of her younger sisters. She mas
the benefit Of a large khOWledse anu
exnerience OF the world, her arts ana
coouctries are perfected, not IN the "a
detrimental and uEdeveloped state OF inc
debutantes. and. above all she mas 'le
inestimable advantage OF knowing men
win the accurate and intimate knowl-
edse gained by association with one VINO
was probably fair representative OF MS
sex. She knows how TO give III
tie dinners that make the most hardened
bachelor think indulgently of the mar
riage state. She knows that man likes
his ease. and does not insist Oh his dane
ing in perpetual attendance upon hef.
She does not insist on a mans taking
about balls and theatres and new ger
man figures She follows rather his leal
TO his own ground. and listens with sub
lie fattery IN eyes and face while ne de-
scants on his favorlte hobby.
A young girl Is always self-centred'
absorbed in her own affairs, her dresses
her parties; II is only grace and art mat
teach q woman 10 sink her own person
ality in the presence OF the person WIN
whom she L. talking. Perhaps one OF
the chief claims OF widows Is their I'M
Outstanding OF the fine art of sympathy.
The sympathy of a young girl VINO mas
known nothing but JOY Is crude ana
unsatsfying AFFAIR, the very husks on
which no love could feed. but the SYM
patty of a widow tenderly, daintiiy ex-
pressed. with a gentle melancholy that
shows that she, too. has suifered~it Is
like the soft shadows I'm a picture or
the minor chord in piece OF music that
sets the pulses throbbing. Having
mOurnod for a man. she knows how
most effectively TO mourn with one.
She is modest, but not bashful;
Free and easy but not bold;
Like an apple. ripe and mellow.
Not 100 young and not too old;
Half inviting half fepusye;
Now advancing and now shy
There is mischief In her dimple.
There Is danger in her eye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30
AZ the Governors ONCE.

The Governor yesterday committed the
sentence OF Robert Williams alias Paul
Lawson. colored. from Nottoway county
who Is serving a iCteen-year term in
the pcnitCntary Clemency was recon-
n'hdcd by the Judge and Commemorative
Attorney. The evidence shows that the
punishment was excessive.
The Governor refused 10 Pardon Hen
~ Rose. (Whlte). of Smythe county. who
is serving tw0-years' term. for ma
hcious shooting.
Governor OFerrall yesterday appointed
r. w Ritter, a comnl ssioner OF deeds
fer Virginia. In the State OF North Caro-
Ira. lie has removed the political disa-
hilitlcs Of one Jerry Hodnett. of Piitsyl-
Nania county. who was sentenced I'm
March. 1850. 10 one year In the peniten.
tiary. FOR unlawful woundiny lie has
also appointed T.. NJ. Davis. notary pub
lie. for Wythe county.
TIE Capitol Will be closed at u NJ. to-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

A series Of Biblical lectures and Gospel
meetings will be conducted 10y Elder W.
\. McCutchen. recently Of Atlanta, Ca.
and W r. White. of Virginia. IN COM
moiious and comfortably seated tent on
north Twcnty-hfth street. between Mar
shall and Clay Church Hin, beginning
tonight. the Both. and continuing each
evening and Sunday afternoon az $3.50.
Those Of all persuasions and non-belicvers
are cordially invited TO attend. Seats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

Dcndous undertaking she Is fitted by her
mental qualifications. which are only
cQuallel by her dignity and social graces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30
One Of SakS' Specials.

Another proof that several PAGES ahead of the pro-
cession Go Richmond and you won't find genuine Ban
nocburn Chevots another Clothing House and in very
few tailor shops Too fine But not for us to oiernor for
you to wear
We've got em--n several slades-ready to put The
making is as superior the fabrcand everybody admits
there's nothing better than Bannockburn Suitings
They're high because they exclusive That isn't Saks
trait.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

We are TO have "a new tenor. Van
Dyck. TO alternate with Jean dc Reszke.
His voice is said 10 be finer than de
Reszke's. but We can reasonably doubt il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

For the middle aged bachelor. there is
little to be said, except that be generally
poses to be a nice, all-around sort Of
fellow.
The best woman Is the woman who IS
least talked about. and the same thing
IS true OF the man whom women dis
miss from their criticisms as Just the
incest man ! know" or to whom men re-
fer as "a nice old chap" so with merely
an approving nod. we VIII leave him 10
the tender merclcs Of his friends and
60 on to the young-old-man.