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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07
san ll,flyull, slsIEn.

The fnt session oi the State Lrrisla.
turo is g,tiiug we'll along, aud c1usii.
cradle work has been done, with much
more in sight. There afu s,lll, how
over, some matters u vital Interest CO.
tho state that have not hrou noticed me-
yet by the legislator, 10 iar as known
60 tho public. Upon suggustions no 90
tho State land department, many
VI the items relating thereto have &C..
ceiyrd attention. aud now there b
d proposition 10 cover tao mineral
lauda division ani 90 reserve coal
auds Tor a term Of years iton th,
operation Of agricultural patents. tn,
question Of ownership of State fesUr
voirs has been rsisrJ, aud tho srltc.
lion Of land therefor has bruu ftquifuu
u the state b0lrd OF lAad commits.
siouuFs.
Butno ouo has pfesontod asrhemo Tor
tho utilization " this half million
lcfca which goes to one Of the
mlst important elements In QUO uros.
perity. When the lands arc selected,
how are they going to bo made avail.
ablr2 AMI should not tho selection
itteli DO made In pursuance " def
mite plan ~ 10 how tue lands eau lo
utiliEsd TO tho bcst advantage Tor reser.
y0iu? Shall the land board make
elections with view 10 lake.
ur canyon, or bench rus0r.
VOTE, Or either 10 the exclusion
ni tho others, ani then the State have
to- opt plan to % the selection,
90, ROAR or shall there be- some.
hing VI general State reservoirs ~.
tom 20 that the land commissioner
wiilknow what tboy have h work toC
rhUso arc vital question, Tor tho
present Leglsllturo 90 answer 80
fcNcmr involving great expense can be-
entered into aul u1 reservoirs oan
he male without considerable outlay.
Therefore there eau be no actual work
az masking State reservoirs now. Bul
."NAN q "a AAN NAhhh ~ w AhNNNN NlNh
general reservoir system oisunieIout-
ly definite chAraoleJ 10 enable the land
c1mmlssioncs 20 act lntelllyeutly IN
their selection Of sites, aud TO place 10
wltliu the reach OF the ptu.
pic 60 come 90 The state.
nI in constructing to.eryolr. where
there IL urgent ueoosfily aud tho Stat,
is unable 90 proceed without the c..
operation OF the inhabitants 10 10
specially benefited II any one or
SCORE or moro of oilzaus whether
Legislators or not, nave tho genius Go
evolve a plan Tor making State rcRpr.
voirl available at the earliest possible
moment now ls tls sine 30 Ialuoh tho
ru"mo aud boo mr lubllr baneiac'ofs.
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PERIODICAL pIgIY

The las, issue of tue san Francl,oo
Wave points out that wave OF re.
Iigigus e. ihusia.m has swept over %
certain 'aahlOuauIc portion Of some
.mmuuitlts siuco tho advent OF Lent.
Instead OF gaily Fslllyauung 20 count,
lees teas, aud discussing the lsst item
o. gossip over the cheerful CHATTER Of
china and porcelain cups mH.deus are
jtcuTaus'y dressed 900 sUmtor shade
with violet bbdeckcI {. ql,r aag tIpptts.
dcmuryly vending thor way towara
church, aud patiently listening with
apparent devotion 10 the sermon. 10
this ola's 10 h. n new sensation, ut
htit, TO go and spend nn houT within
tho precincts Of dimly lghloI
chapel-tu dream OF pl.t dlslpallaua
aud future tfiumphs to tho gcp1mpsu.
mvnt Of the mDuolOnUuz voice OF 90,
preacher who DISCUSSES tho religion
aud social questions Of thu moment.
but even thi- become. wearylng A.
tue dfeary days oi Lent drug on, anu
what was at Net pleasant pasumo
became uTeAry duty Whom the uu.
thusinsm IL AZ its height, the varlous
leu1miuntiJnnl ohufcncs are crowded.
But after limo thc novelty
wears Oh anu the church
worship that was fashionable d. rr.e.
gated 90 tack seat until another sr..
sOu call. % forward. Such periodical
piety isaparouy ou religion uaiu.
lug school for hyUocFisy. lt is th,
fashion ofthu Gay --mucn OF earth auu
little Of heaven; cluglug t1aspa-uoIic
form OF gadline-r which .s 100 itspll au.
g1dly, buasusr q. denies that power or
Fgtliues hy which alsuc rrIgll1
mR'eaTagmsn ntly practical mls o..
life
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rESsloNEn SAMUEL rAnwArrn

The recent iubllcati n In tho News
of some Information regarding Samuel
TagwaIer the Missouri m1bocrat who
draws state pension ior "sory Css IN
the Mormon war "nas brought out the
'act that there is now living ia thi,
state LADY who remembers the
mobbeTs appearance shortly after tho
Crooked river battle. She was nvo
years olI ut the time, snd was a visitor
TO Richmond latl, W lthor she bad
gone with her mother 20 inns when
the wives OF the pris1ues there were
porMiiled to visit their husbands.
The lste Elder Farley +. Pratt
was one OF those confined IN the
Richmond prison, having been az
rested just after the Crooked river
battle Tor taking part therein. the
lady who was - child then says that she
dlgliuclly remembers rstwater coming
60 the jail, his face an bandaged up
lie twas Conducted iaside b. the guaris,
anl with them INDUCED iu tue most
abusive language 10 the Mormon
prIsoueui aud when Elder Pratt On.
dcr,Uog 90 assert that hu himself wai
inuoc1nt Of any participation 10 tho 10.
tlcil0n Of larwaior's iuluTius, aud be-.
gan 70 protest TINT the action OF the mob
aud not OF tho M0rmons was resp,usI.
bIn Tor the conflict, Iarwn.gr
do" his pistol, POINTED % at
Elder rmtL aud with % terrible oath
threatened 90 Ell him % hr u,.
tered another word. Me. Pratt
and her uniIIr1u were prngu
ut the time nud sho threw herself be,
tween the in'uriatvI visitor and the
helpless prisoner The action malg
sucl an impression ono the Uttlu pIrIls
miui that sine vlvldIy urllaltutulH
day, lu bio autobiography E.d.5
pTa, llrs mot ms.uau taa particular
iuc.dnur IorIaw because suca .c..r.
uunus wgrn mot nualmu.u; Uut m.sy.
lnHH,n.wI't nlpu.ns
Ms w'nI children -0ou .mrto mo
Zoo o.. rnnr HuI HI... I.H.uU u. Ono
VIu u. .n .Iu"..I N#. .HH..m. ...r.|
mE s0I .uN .u.Hn. u..ru.uH H,Iu boo.
Hu.uNn 300 Do. .# u.I abused .u .rrHI..
rt.N HaNI- NHH u... .uI..Uuu# Hr
shoot ua 1000 'a, eu.,
rnr uuu. OF um..,aty.f...u
100 1885, The m Do up. ur.. ,ra...
be- M.rm1us 100 nm .ta.rumous n...
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theological QUESTIONS.

a Mount Pleasant couesrondo.
seuds tho NEWS a uumb-f Of question:
to which ho asks an early reply. M,
letter was delayed iu reaching TIE
rdit1r's desk, ur We should hsy,
noticed It before. -Four question.
were submitted by tno c1rrc6poudsr,
who asks
I. We arc told 900 tho Doctrine tst
Covenants that tho Holy Ghb.t s b
pofsuuhgo o' HplIls Docs hat imply
that 10 has tHu form uul stntur,
that VIZ huNu, ur Is Do mYritIs OF lutu.U
gent particles lIlluzui through sraeo. boz
which "aIl things live und move uuU
have thulr hrluE IA substance 300 all aud
through ull, hy which uli things nfu gov.
ernod aud CONTROLLER
The inquirer VIII probably note lhat
VIZ have omitted certain words from On
question. This does not interfere with
mis- Inquiry the reason Tor their omr.
zion IL that they imply "a mltclucepliou
VI the G1Ihvau, which ls composed of
the Father Son anu Holy Gn0st. AZ
10 his inquiry, We viii ray that The
word pesouagu does not Imply that tue
Holy Ghost IL Ia the form unI stature
Of man; nor does % Imply that 10 a.
myTisds Of intelligent particles. Tnp
Holy Ghost is percentage Of spirit, or
spiritual organism, There Is not
room IN q brief newspaper article o.
give the instruction on this subject
which the qulrer seeml 30 be ln moo.
%, therefore We will rrIer him o. tho
hhh Lecture on Faith, in the Doctrine
and Covenants, second and thitu
yors0si Ne text 90 commence
on, anu the Compendium ION
further references on the subject.
10 both ancient anu modern scr.pturas.
., WHOM tho church was overcome I'm
the meridian of imu, -U that 1. ceased tl
be preached ON each, because tho aroH
onOuy hAi prevail. u against tho ~HIna
(whu.Her Z. Doc Boo tho tulIi ur tho ulU
century DO you think that rHa Gospel
cguspI also iu bee preached Zoo thuapirl.
world; or l- 10 reasonable Co suppose thut
10 hn- been preached 900 tho -pIfIg world
since Christ 90 this dist ousuttouG
Tue overcoming Of the saints &C..
.efTei 10, or the ap slusy rs 1t D..
generally called, afforded no o..
casl9n Tor ceaalng the work iu
the spirt world. II was when the
Savior Himself was unable. by reasou
Of He body being In the tomb, tu
preach In person among the yows tho,
he orened the Gospel dispensau0n To-
Tho spirits In prison. A. to what VT
may "think"ou the continuous preach.
lng TO tho spirit worlI, or any other
sVenn replying to theological qugl-
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SCHOOL tAXL,N

Too iJllovln- b, from MunIuw, Utah,
under dat Of Mafcn q.
To tho EIiiuri
Please answer tho follow lux loo tlu
columns uf she uT-TUII NiWz, ur tho
bUu.Nt OF school iHaulpl WHO need iu.
formation. Has fhU state I.uuslttulr
passed % 300 ..udug hH mr Ui school
dIrtriot election 90 which special taxes
utu voted Ing tho erection ~ dist fee
school hHuto'f Also thu conditions oi
tho law. school Iuv4IIr
Tue law 90 question war passed uy
tho Legislature anu went toto cntc
ou the date OF ~ approval by Tue
Governor February n. 10 provides
that sll school districts vbic1 failed 10
lsvyR special school tax during the
year en- ling DrcemU5f 81, 1895, Tor the
purpose Of building OF Tor other pur.
p0scs, may levy such tax Tor the year
1895, IN the manner provided by law.
10 such levy be made before the gl.h
day Of April, 1896
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GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY.
what the wonderful New Invention
Way SHOW Regarding Things We
Already KNOW.

"1t ia an astounding discovery of
tho most marvellous oi tho present ago ~
Il was iu those words that an eminent
scientist lately referred TO the new and
wonderful invention in photography
which everybody g. discussing. This
great invention, AZ most people aro
aware, enables photographers To t'ko pic.
lures ct objects completely hidden from
tho sight In recent cNncr meut. for
Instance portrait ofa man was erurel
although ha was separated from Tho pho.
tormphor uy thror-iuch partition. In
nuu hur rHaH r. picture wla obtained ~
H'l tho bones. muscles blood vessels and
internal .rrHnl FOO q mans body.
In speaking ~ this wonderful discovery
VOL aLrHWu Sow York plvaiGinu rn.
ceutlv snHt n Thousands " people who
arc waINu che sircO'G today md auond.
ing TO b.aIn .s4 could only 500 photo.
rrauh NJ their Internal organs. thuy
would ho filled with alarm aud dread
thuv would HHp their liver and kIinova
n'uEgui with imuuriiIos and their blood
filled with deadly spcreu ne which
pnispu Doe whole syatom They would
sec th,so d0lirl orruus slowly but sure.
ly giving wuv under tho corrndinu
POO. IIN||NNN.NI. 'N|N NNAN N' NNNfNN
such picture would havo'
Tho doctor lg perfectly fighi, but nj tho
same limo thHro arc thousands ~ people
who uDul mo- photograph Co toll them
that thrfo Us sHmo hing wrong with their
health Inoy know That ihOv do not
fool vol Hs they ought 60 feel. They come
plain ~ tired feelings, nervousness.
headache, hHrEarhcs. atuWHch troubles,
consultation Hni duIl. heavy son.aI0nu
they '.Ui wI UmhlN, hut DO not know
why flHE .uuo. 10 H only tho skilled
physician who knows ihaf those ayWps
toms nru 900 caused nv tho liver and lid.
uDys no.uE on of order When ihnso
great orstua ~ ihH % iy ftif To- oct p-0p-
crlv tho health speedily hrN H. down
10 was kn0v.cisn RI this important
uC' that lpi uHn ul .hH lfra ,si dis.
coyerIg. or modern ilmuf. For ! nv
NrHra. che hr.gh O.. MON iu tho medical
profession sought 'Hr % remedy which
would euro 1'I those arrangements Of
tho liver aud k.'u.H 1ul ref lngt fhoy
succeeded boz finding b.. lHIsrrH rem.
rhy. which has proved blessing to
thousands, Ia Warner SFn Cure. rom.
0iy tHnl today lie known anil hnuufoi au
over tNu world. 40 nTIHr remedy has
ever .HI. o. 10 f0r making weak. run.
down UnHn. a fool strong and wUll. Is q.
nu.NUF sally admitted fH IH tho safest uuI
n.s remedy Tor curing Uvery form Uf
liver HrI Sidney q selHU. 10 puts an end
tu si0 mach troubles, rur.nrs aud On
g..hus NU blood aud restores lost vitality.
This great safe Cure BE- not an oxrorI.
mont 10 % sd goo loo ua0 Or Dyortwpufy
EDhra and ht- been tho means NJ saving
millions nf lINHs. n .H he only remedy
prescribed Uy tho worlds leading plNHIs
clans. SO other remedy compares with
10 Tor building up the sysiom and ben
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On 10 LOS ,NGELl>i


TIE meeting held in this city on
Thursday evening hnont tho railway
extension 10 fCn,heru California was
Rgraufying REFLEX % the temper and
disposition Of our people In this difsc-
to-. Few there he in this part Of tue
country who are not willing 20 give
the project their beet encouragement
and support, not merely as matter CO..
sentiment Or even 90 an experiment
involving the ucccisafy American
seasoning Of risk, but a. business
project whose sgcceHau' career b a.
Clearly demonstrated "a advar 20 hs
anything Of tue Kind ever was.
4, Ia to DO noted that tho south
srn Caliiornians ATE equally on.
xiUus with us Tor tho carrying
out Of such an enterprise. IL
means much Tor them W. well M for
US Ia the matter Of coal alJuc, which
ia but one Of many, the gain all
arouud would BE- something enOfmou..
Iron county In this State has coal
measures that arc quite iuoXhaustiulo
By my appliances that man eau bring
10 bear upon them, 20 lar W. immo.
dialo vision gots; and iufIhor along,
nj various points In Nevada, arc sEiI
10 be vast dop1sits Of this Indispensable
product. a market nt splendid ng.
nres tor every pound that c.uli be-
shipped would be- opened up immedi.
atvly upon the completion Of tue rail-.
way, and large figures to W would no,
mean the same 10 them, but rouuC.
ton OF % 10 10 pur cent on what thr
people there are now puying. This is
incentive enough, one would Thick,
oven II We exploit tho subject no
iuttheE but as previously suggested u
IL but one item among many, each
representing prohta At both ends " the
system.
Lot " have the work DO.
gun without unnecessary delay.
In matter In whieh the general pub.
c are sure 10 DO gamers In tho long
iun, each and every Que should feel
u his duty 10 do whatever hu eau iu
the way Of encouragement OF ma.
tofial support.
This great railway proiec, needs talk.
iDgup and agitsting, bot ouly enough
Of these 70 set thlugs 60 motion; one,
going they win continue to 20 by their
own momentum ami no. be likely os,o,
again tlll tho guodly wor1 Ia done ana
U'ah aud southern California art
bound together In bands oi oudur 7g
steel.
On 10 La AngeleI
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Scientific Circles 10 Europe 20 pre-.
ont are quite interested iu a. A.
Andteo's proposed cxpe u.l,n 90 tho
North PIE next summer 900 especially
constructed balloon, and Tina. n. nav
succeeded In o3uv,ucl ga1gar..r
authorities VI the p.auublty u the
plan may be- Judged tom tna liberal
contributions no cove, lboo Ca 1.aus f
tho undertaking.
Tho balloon is now uoiug car.tu..
ed at one uftan suburbs of Paris, a.u
wv be completed u tlmc FOR ia U.Ar
ia May 90 early DO June. 10 Uas ai.
uady uoon named "polp NurI." rhr
calculation 10 that it will BIO perfectly
gas.pT3at ana consequently retain Co.,
DuoyRucy until the explorers have
crossed the Pole aud landed somewhrr,
IN the most northern regions OF tue
American continent.
a special feature OF tue balloon is %
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] InI's Trey Ha. .| H.tN shI Iitt
whore they could, travelling 10
the dead hours OF night
and In the mljsl Of dreadful storms Of
rain aud snow, 90 which they came
near p rishing. Under these cifcum.
stances tine husbands sui latheH were
under arms from jay 90 icy, Tor mu.
lual defonss. 90 was thus when, one
dark ana gloomy night no October, the
signal drum beat BOZ warning OF an.
other incutsi9u Yi the mob Ia the
south part Of Davies county tue enc.
my were piunluriug tho houses OF
Morm0ns, auu .unIcting ali manner Of
atrocities upon de'uustless men, womun
AMI children. Captain Dufpby anu u
deputy sheriff called portion OF the
militia 20 go 60 tho relief OF the
settlers. 40. ut sNiy mon were in
tho pose, which included EiJUfs
Pratt and David ". plttou. The
company pushed forward Twelve milts,
TO where tho burning houses anu
prairie told tho ln.c Of ucatrucuou. g.
that LEGALITY tHu posse was Cred upon
by the mob iu ambush, and one, %
young man named OulnyUu, Tell mon.
tally wounded. The posse ,0rmcd AMI
charged the ouOmy, who made n sharp
resistance, then gave way and ngI
across Crooked river Halt a dozen
hal fallen on either side, among th,m
icing David W. rattun, u tue pour.
The party OF mamusefs were from tue
state militia, nnJ C0usi tod Of ub u,
sixty mou under tho leader.
chip Of Methodist preacher named
B.glr. Turwaof wac wounded 10
tuu cugagemsuI and from tins bflci
atntomout eau to understood bow iIl.
deserving ho was Ola state pension
hc was momla. % n vilo mob, en-.
gagged In murder hnI rillage.
Asaniilu,tr1u1r OF the character oil
tue guards WIN allowed Tarw tor AMI
others othIbI.'.io threaten Ioicusul,ss
prIfouoIs, tho following incident BE-
cited from Elder pnip. description OF
rveuts In The Richmond jail toIeuc
10 on most It'lluLfi however tlt
Guards TOOK lU,.r own wayt
200 one OF those tedious nights wo bad
l'.n u. % 20 sleep 900 .N1 hour ui W.I-
HI-0l hhl passed Huduur oars HnI hearts
.ll O.'n lni..l, while We had listened
I'f h'uif lu lNn n..gnu. Josie, Once Uufri
70 IN' Nf'Aiiui hAHpN'uHs aud
ny IanEuaA" u. our guards, Colonel
lii.n ht 'hriI H.II, As iIHF IH.H uuI.I iI
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u'u- we 'nue'''t l' mhEc only s'a .'
meme OF correct principle OF Of fact
.n"' nave uo'n revealed t'ronsh hls'
WY Ut '''''' 'e'''A.''"' we are MOI
f''.''A our mere oploioa--oplnions af'
'' N',"'.'''' anu az o,'"i'n e. 10
'u' 'oU'''o o'onfie"o' 'i rDmr.nins
10 VINO" 'Ie'' De- 10 h''l'""la rec 'il
20 hal Always pIHhintIe or vice.
a is rori.iiuoi generally concol ID
,N ' .N' ."t.1",''oi ',telniing iv
afor Ins ,n... a1,.b .' ,Ia r '.,m w,
zion, 3. o., DO day r,utoc,s.
suCla thing I.u.t ...or.lv q ri.
celuI. John tho Baptist was flIoI viii
ihr Hl, GH.sl, from hs birth (Lut,
l' 100 hr mother Elizabeth was filled
win juo HOY Gb0s, llb. 90; 90 WA.
ht A'hur aud Simeon; tho uisclpr
exercised the gifts OF tue Spirit ia
NtaIug, utc. md whom they woro
sent uut among the Jows,
Juu4 tIlI them the Holy Ghosl
sh,uIi teach them what 90 py
Luke E,i 10. But that oroc.at cut
l.utlng o.. 1ha Hoy Ghost which lie
promised o. a Comi,uef was ut the
Pon:'c1si The Holy Gu0st was given
90 the lel zsi believers In Chllst au.
tcrigr Go NUsuinlstfy boz Judra.
O. j. not Isaiah aud EuIas beloved
NY "' 20 100 QUO '"' 'N' 'A'"' 'na''iauA''
l''iah is ihe Hebrew form au Eshias
the Greek form Of tho came name
us......, -
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ur ADUruUbN, .. famous Scotch sur.
.HHU, wHs man OF .nw WHtla, but hU
uuHU mH. HiH WafuuH.Iu 30 woman. Suy
called ut bis office Doe Edinburgh ono day
HuI .EuwHI a hand badly lunmvd aud
swollen, whom tlo following dialogue,
ulourl hy tue doctor, took place:
"uuug'
"B.lIsu."
"p.uuyU.H
lNu ngNt day the woman called ugaiu,
and tu" a NuEuo was Hs follows
"uuuHg"
'MutsuH
"M0rH ruuliIcD.n
Two DAY, a.or tho woman made an.
other call, aud this conversation oc.
uurfUIs
"NUUufg'
"WuI IHrHf
"NWuiug,' exclaimed the doc or.
"Muztsonsibln woman oyormotl"- Suw
York Mai. uul Express.
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"po you own your homer" asked the
passenger with Tho yellow diamond, who
makes 90 husiut-- uf selling real estate.
"l lu o,urv Ihur-iny,' said the other
passenger
"Iu. whats"
"t own DO olgry Thursday. That IL
Mary AIMS afternoon outn-iud nnaU-
oils journal.
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MAMMA, do YOU think Uncle Barney
will ~ tU hyayDn7'
"I uurt to. Johnnie Whyg"
"'gau hu won't ~ tho Lord knows
him us uollus DO. Chicago paper.
Tho teacher wa. asking question:
teachers NgH quito BHt tD H-k questions,
Huu tuNF .1WuIWut receive curious au-
swUrt. IUH question was ut i0IIowH3
"Nuw, pupil, how many months lave
dly 81"
"AIl W them, trlrhOr" replied tho
boy pa tho front scat =Jtlci Observer.
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This SnOCu

Has put stop spring talk will do TO wear straw
hats things like that,
N Wire Netting Garden Tools, These things will needed
This unpleasant weather ''
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Sol sarihe-a changing their place ~ rrrfsrre
should avuJs E.,u fH.mu. aa we'll no present ID.
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Will hast

About nut up new ond rrr
old This winter has been very severe fences You had better
TINS We
get their things early before the demand is heavy.
are level, for If you wait
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The NEvu &C. on s,ir at 'he principal r1'Hrs, Ssrs
tlanis aua on 90 p.sseuger irius leaving us giy
sitsf , laIy
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All Summer

nd n make pun0ses invariably pay dcnnd
heavier therefore prices usually raised Don't you worth
considerations 0'
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LUDICR0Us ORDERS


At Bari for tho Reception OF tho Royal
el Wedding Party.
Copyright, 1896. by the Associated Press.)
BARI, Italy, Oct. 21.-The italian
royal yacht savoia. having on board
the Princess Helene, OF Montenegro. her
betrothed husband, the crown prince Of
Naples, and the members Of the prlncely
family Of Montenegro, who are TO be
present at the marriage, arrived here
italian warships. The royal yacht eX-
perienced very bad weather while cross
Ing the Adrlatic and nearly all tho trav-
elers were seaslck throughout tho pas
sage. el s-5
The prince and princess were warmly
greeted on landing, a vast concourse
of Anatolians and others who had ar
rived in the town crowdlng It to its
utmost capacity
The local attempts at decoration were
universal, but ludicrous. They were
made In response to tho following mu-
nlcipal edlct, which was posted on the
walls of the principal thoroughfares:
Citizens Of Bari:
1T, Is your duty TO clean the streets
OF all unseemly mud.
Used and tattered washing linen
must be taken away from the windows.
Little children must no longer run
naked in the streets.
Goats. cows, hens and drunken men
must be kept at proper distance.
No dust bins may. for three weeks,
be cmptied into the streets.
Licensed coachmen are forbidden to
wear ragged liverles and are advised
to borrow disused police uniforms.
Let these things, be done and our
citizens will prove themselves worthy of
their ancestors and our city will be
duly garnished for greeting her royal
BRIDE "a HI =. = :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
IoNONGALIA DEMOCRATS
Have Poor Meeting Addressed by Mi

nave FOOT Meeting Addressed by Zig
Guns. t.I
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer. :
MoRGANToWN, w. Va, Oct. 2i.---
The Democrats Of this section at
tempted to have a big rally here to-day.
but the meeting had icelcles about It.
There were no visitors at all, and the
county and town turned out only about
ESQ persons. 1l,}
Speeches were made by John Marion.
OF Pittsburgh. John T. McGraw, OF Graf
ton. and c. Wood Daily, Of Keyser. w.
G. Brown: candidate for Congress. was
present, but as he has been taken of the
stump. he did not speak.
Last night Col. L. c. Brown, lately
OF Governor McKlnley's staff, and NJ. A.
Kendall, Republican candidate for state
treasurer. addressed a good meeting at
the opera house. Colonel Brown say,
the Idea that Ohio will go for Bryan Is
absurd. Seventy-fve thousand majori-
'ty, he says, Is what the party is figuring