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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

| TUE TRAGEDY Al Szyzv,.,
cHaRTERsyIILR. u
NJ <sZz<szz<.1A a 4L

dismal. dreary spot. an old fur
u. gatk. upheld by the claKping ivy,
~ III dasaying frame dwellings,.
rounded ty lhiekets Of impenatra-
/. hrlrr. the sterile ileids around all
.,srd Mllh second growth ptiles, and
/. CarfefSyille. ia the i.ycoming
ana for the evil THAT was done
~ the place II aecursed.
/ n tha great iron b0Om 0f iSsa3 this
w Nas taken by a SepIch-irisAnan
t.,sed Mefaulcy II had originally
- a charcoal furnace aud WAS
,swu as Tolsoln's Mccauley was a
Issess worker aud well skilled Ia the
salaclnFe 81 Iron. hut he needed
s6stsi. and was not very successful
II, his extremity he borrowed some
,ys@, az Richard Carter OF Tnmaasta.
|a.vssdent Of the Anthracite hank aud
AAn " large means.
Mst'aiiiey Was 4 Wtd0Mer. with one
hashtrF. Girl or seventeen. He
/ ssill neat cottage. aud with the as
[ssusner az the daughter and a Welsh.
segssn named Morgan, began house.
|aep!ng. MARY MeGanley. though not
ltEsktNNAG Va NAAHT AAAA AAN NsNNP -
Ekraasllul complexion aud a wonder
NJ squire for her years. Her manners
sssr these ~ d woman OF the world.
iss sh~ talked tnleilisently and we'll
hslng buf recently returned from ma
Esglish boarding school. where she
eaai tNsonle gFrat musician.
No dsuht the sin rsbelied against
lex narToN. sofsiId surroundings Il
Va J pliiahle life for woman 81
gaIsarr aud rcginrmrnt, and she beS
BE hrF father 10 let her go out In the
aRhi aud make tlet living as a teach
~ hnt be WAS cssarsr and hard. and
tod mr. kr cVuld n0s spare her srf'
skrs nor gu u ans further expense.
slhe dap a visitor came. who vas ~.
vivid b Met aniet with wrtiie def
syshee u was his creditor. ittelianl
Garter liz wse tn Engllshman Of
als,Ht feFty. rather handsome. ~ ihs
{ MI shaay iSIsc. Erulsi AMI effusivs
a aaIisf. hut iilnsr wlso did hltsiiisss
riih him knew that. DC isiftnm. h.
W. hard aIsd uEsrTtiptlous. y lille IN
s@issy h. tad tssen long sine. o,fl
hgsd, epg only for his oNteBtntiou,
teusiEHey. hut for outwlrak-t dispar
E.FmrtE ~ women IN general Hy III
Nsflus ,lass be- was lsiet a. q
taph ;ahkniaatrf
W. Has introduced % Mars MrCau
VI srd uadc himself aRFssabie. ~ ~
vas ie,sIurrti ard good sslker
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
Danger From Dust.

The italian physicians who have
been making study of the component
parts OF the street dust of Turin, one
OF the cieanest cities In Europe. by the
way, report that the germs of almost
every disease known TO science are dis
covered. On the candles exposed for
sale in the streets, and on the surface
OF food sold in the open air, they found
the germs OF tuberculosis, anthrax aud
half score OF other maladies Moth
ing can be really safe TO eat IL there is
danger In dirt The wax fruit that il
kept in glass cases is probably as un.
healthy as anything that is offered for
sale.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

In the year 1884 the De Kalb Fence
Co. OF De kaib. ILL.,. doubled the ca
pacity for producing their lines over
1888. which gave them an output OF
20 miles per day. The demand for their
goods has been SO great the past sea-
son. that In order to be able TO supply
their trade. they have been compelled
this year TO double the capacity OF 1884.
which now gives them an output OF 40
miles per day.
This in itself speaks we'll for their
product and merits the attention and
Inspection OF our readers. and all that
are fin need OF smooth wire fencing oil
any kind. and II will be TO your inter
est 10 write for their catalogue which
describes In detail their goods, com
prising the largest and most complets
lines OF smooth wire fencing now pro-
duced by any one plant in the country
Sec their ad in another column OF THU
paper. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
,onLEssE onIIcn


!. wIsdom's law. the perfect code
nv love inspired
him on whom much Is bestowed
~ 4 much required.
,.aeful throat il bid TO sing.
al must reign the forests king;
r,,shing stream the wheel musI
move,
tempered steel Its strength must
prove;
v,yen with the eagles eyes
I ~ the midday skies.
4 am weak and you are strong,
Why. then. why. then.
~, lie drawer deeds belong.
And ~ again.
|, ,ou have gifts and | have none.
/, have shade and you have run,
1. rours with freer hand 10 give.
Y. sous with truer grace 70 live.
who, glftless. sunless, stand
I'M larren life and hand.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

There are knaves now and then met with
who represent certain local bitters and pol
sonons stimuli as Identical with or possess
Ing properties akin TO those of Bostetter's
ceed In foisting their trashy compounds
upon people unacquainted with the genu-
Inc article, which Is as much their opposite
as day IL 10 night Ask and take no suDsti-
tufe for the grand remedy for malaria. dys-
pepsla, constipation. rheumatism and kid
ney trouble.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

one effect of the dry Sunday mas
hren A great increase In the sale OF
bottled cocktails.
in east side barrooms, particularly,
,hc man who drinks what he needs
un ia midnight of saturday is con-
sronted hy great array OF more OF
Lass detachable compounds In bottles
G ,u 10 All sizes Of pockets, He buys
moi infrcqucntly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects Of Syrup Of Figs, when in
need Of laxative, and IL the father or
mother be oostiye or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that it
Is the beat family remedy known, and every
family should have bottle on hand.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

For n dinner served on the dining cars
of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St Paul
Railway will be sent TO any address on
receipt of n twoccnt postage stamp.
Apply TO George II. Hcaford, general
passenger agent. Old Colony building,
rhicaro. Ill
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

yain.d his right mind. and disap'
tearcd In the turmoil oil tlc ,l.h w.. m",'
while Mary McCauley sim i've. IT. ~
No one knows her real naine' VI . .no
No one Knows her real nh,'ie' OF .ue
pnrt she took IN the trageuy VI ~"
tersvillc. Philadelphia Times
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

.what you need" said the DOCTOR
.'is rest .,,,r
,aa,nr n his feet and glowerlng down
80 hin "Rest, Yon miserable quacks
TN walking delcgate.' Washington
star
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

FOR sALE-The best improved
Rancho tfarm) In Southern Colorado.
$40 acres Address +. p. Baker To-
peka. Kas., or n. r. Baker, Aiamosa,
Colorado
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Then send for our book, ''How to Specu-
late Successfully ON Limited Margins in
Grain and Stock Markets" Mailed free
Comstock, Hughes a. Company, Rialto
Building, Chicago. ILL.,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Many Influences com bIne Ia red ICE health
4 70 she danger limit TIE reviyins properties of
farkers Giuses Tonic best overcome these illA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Australia has population of less than
s.O0O. 900. hut economists declare " couia
suprort JOG. 001 600 with ease.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

believe Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved my boys life last summer-Mrs. z.
G. MoULTos, Needham, Mass, Oct. %, "a.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

.FtT8-Ali Fits stopped FIRE by DIR. II lines Great
Nerve hestorer. No Fits after tue nrst day = uso.
aryelonscures Treatise and " trial bottle free
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Many peope fail by not making gooc
beginning.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Labor is drudgery only when we do moi
put heart in our work
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Billiard tahe. secondhand, for sale
ebean Apply 60 or address, Il. z. AkIN.
III s. 18th St. Omaha. Neo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

When we give erudgingiy we do not Civ
at all
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

All the bets on yacht race are mot placed
on the stake boat
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Sooner or later pride is bound to step on
dynamite
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Humperdink has written an orera His
name probably suggested the plot
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

self-rishteousnes is as hard TO cure as
ranrer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
an rplrma,loa, nm Of rare

Dreams OF wealth don't come true as
often as work for it does.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
Do You speculate?

The important thing is not how long We
are going TO live, hut how
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Everyone knows how &c IL TO
suffer With corns, and they are not conducive %
graceful valkiIR Remove them with bf ..dercorns
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
Kaanlnr posble c.p.el.y.

b and rs MARLBOROUGH viii go TO join
Dunrnven and we will Re at rest.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

whatever owe undertakes to do it does
wall
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
Tn. sunny san Luls valley.

she l am saddest when | sing. He's
are the neighborR.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

III the Baby 10 Cutting Teeth.
Be and that old and weIi-tr1sd remedy, Mxs
wnsLow.s soofHxa srKur for Children Teething-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

"Hanson'n magic Corn nNtSes
wars nted money reiunaea. Ahk sosi
dr,,sessf tsr a. Price 10 cents
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
Co.'S. uo..h nais.m

,,. ,ae.t nd beat It will break up Cold qulcs'
sr,hsa saytsine else. its always reliable Try u
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11

Both young and old find in each
weeks issue amusement and education
in the Serial and Short Stories, in its
Editorials, Anecdotes, Health and
Miscellaneous Articles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
MINES And MINING.
III, Members OF lhs Exchange Do hot
Favor Two Calls.
PROPOSITION DEFEATED TODAY.
,v.u ,ca the Only stock Dealt IN This
aorning-Nork Ut bingham
and ls.Wurfc.

Tho proeosition 10 have two daily
calls ON 'chAnHe has been shocked OUT
ftwts submitted to vote u the NOM
brfp present nj todsy's regular call and
defeated by ten vOtilg against It
while nine favored II.
The suggestion OF two calls per day
was made by somo u the members
who were inclined - the belief that j,
would lead TO more busiucis being
tfantau,od. They argued that the tx
ing Of quotations. on Toe morning call,
would enable owners o. stock 20 know
where they were at pnd thereby give
them "a chance 10 dispose ~ taelr hold.
ings intelligoltiy aud with greater
degree Of safely than fthUfwl.C. Tho
proposition seemed 10 meet with much
iavoF, and % meeting OF the gov.
orning board On Friday II wnn ugtrrd
10 allow tAu mUmsUu 20 vo.H On a..
This has been done, with tie result
that In the iutIto tnCfo will be but one
call dhy Oe heretofore.
TOdaya work on the exchange dld
not amount TO great deal in tho way
VI trading. The listed stocks were ~.
nored entirely, aud when attention
was directed 10 the unlisted ones,
swansea found favor aud 80 shares
changed hands al rallying iigufcu, The
ffst saIu brought sl.B5, while tho next
pat the stock W. ~ e..
Tue closing fgures wefe hs iollowt:
LISTED sTOCIIA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10

been nine new cases duco YOUR cor.
respondent has been here (AOuui re-
wgrk) nor n number anywhere uoli
10 As for the amount OF auth
t"Nluu used by tho d0c,nr
while here, o. reported in
tho Tribune, no must have r1ufcd "a
lot 10 the three poor cH'lIrrHu BiOm-
hchH, that hriug the number he treated
with the stun named the few nouns he
stayed bore.
itisbai enough NJ Il -, and IL 10 b.
regretted that such "a number nf chill.
drou atcat present somewhat Nh Hi,d,
but II ia not 90 bal na Dr. WIuuur hHs
reported it 90 be-, even 90 Coo cost Of the
dlCi1Pa ffrr advert. m mo- Tn.
blnmo has boon laid 60 "a certain ref'
ofyoir. TNcfo might DO nothing in
that OF unu,.H, HiuC1 10 lBln that loctl.
~ that tho most cases have occurred,
which i8 in the 80uthuaHiCru pnti ~
town, but 30 that il the case, thuir IT'D
tu no moro sickness from TINT source,
No. they DO not now us that water i4r
culinary pufposcs. This D. n town in.
hnbiied by intelligent, iuduh,rIout and
good, common sense 90 U' --aa loving
parents 20 you can huI-wH' t1 al in
their power 10 check the Ji.'nsc anu
alleviate th 40 who arc yet eutlUTlng.
From tho peculiar uttOfiugs by ihn
doctor 10 one OfUur citl1oue uud an tx.
member of tue lnst State Legislature.
he iH certainly "a peculiar man.
Cutting Of grain has commenced
hUr,; the farmer h pretty busy juHt
now, bat much Of bic hopru anu aniiri.
paii0na this season were blasted
through the recent damages by hood.
Yours respectfully
HUGO rETEHsON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10

Ia concluding ouc OF hls humorous
arraignmuuts New NUrA's EutU. can.
is.I ntistuCuCy, which npprnra iu
Ey'ly Month or August, The Prophet
cNcInims as f1'l1wr; ESQ what .fult
wealth Wild 10 Will tpku down Coo
tUu PORTRAIT 90 Lincoln nld rJUi.Ju 30
with one Hr ~. u. n. ~ VIII cause
the UlI homo lu cue tuIHu' Go boz auIu
or lplttu, bul Tue newer mansion 6.
DO 0puuUl iu LONDON Ur Paris. ltw.lI
uauHu the UuFscssgr of % o. zee the lIU.
meas uLu UhvnIutss % Americans and
the gTauduoss aud superior hluutiUa u.
Eur0purnF. ~ Will make thU OWLS o.
Go Republican system loom very
large, auI drive cut all doslys 90 cone
home end huIp with example Auu
money to correct them, II viii mBat
all American deeds Go recent Co o..
heroic. 10 viii Cause the eyes o. Hu.
fomutliug very p,ltry iu u c8tlsF,
wuuHu CuiUi ornaments uru BIuit urd
b. portrait vi Lincoln, uud n whcge g..
toe land stald a sturdy rIu Ut liberty
whom these mUucy.C1IFr1u eyes W.uII
no. magnify into BlmuthlUE very ula.
atirtaulU and uusIIHulu or family
connection purposes. N,H, money Will
90 all thuau tbingt SIWotim.s, Whtu
you listen at evening 90 tuats.J, awrul
s.mil, sly on kaHtgDky Home.
piayrd soft and low, DO y.u Uycs ,hluk
Oh tue change that ~ creeping Uv.f
Americans who have money! lsu'tt
tAI TO think that Tor them the OF q
homo grounds are nU longer g4.u
cuoughg Land OF Washington md
Lluuuln, nro yDu thus % b. aTuIuJI
yauguh ldrsIg fhusd tui 90"
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Highest of Leayenng PowerLates, U. S Govt Report
E>!Ea!2l!L! Rskt2$
ARS0REJTEuX PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

b.utbEcb through tho tunIt uI .I.
country by way Of Samara, NAuIoas,
q thrl, ETC., 10 Jerusalem, arriving
herein the evening Of thr 6.l iu.l.
Sine then 1 have maize ON rACuta,Iu
90 tee Dead Sua, thU rive. Jordan uu.
Jericho, and au0thoruuutH NuIulHHtm
Tomorrow leave mere i0r l.. Ono FL.
! 90 vim PIT SAID, Egypt .ui LuIOI..
I an we'll, tui foel IUH. yu.i aI.
HImrwhH tired am weary Hoo IgH.
lH very oppressive. IUu0uI. I.H N.I.
mucu 90 hear from you HHsl., uHvIrs
only received one letter from yHu uIurH
lelt on this mission, now over f.uH
Teen months sg1. have .uilgui bog
IanHfl Hul wells lhTuguau. .uI iTuH.
shall br lbip 20 complete uv buUsa iu
Che sate'ncli9u Of yuuueII ..u Coo
HuIhoIltlUa OF tho CnuuI generally.
THE heaviest work Will Df rIuUU lo lu
Europe. Please remember Ul Doc yHIf
uuy.r. Your ur1.n.r .. follow.
IuUuIrr, ANDREW .ESlJE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
ToOele Stake Conference.
UHAaIsvLLE, r. a.o Go,
Augul On. 1900.

AuEut p.Ii l''3'
To tho Editor
Tho Quarterly Conference OF the
rooolo stake was hold % GautsvlIlc,
sunday aud Monday, Au lurt 2ll anu
$50, 1890.
SUNDAY morning waa devoted 10 the
Sunday school, the service being hclt
In tho academy. Ailbr siuging aud
prayer. tho Sacrament was admlnls.
tered and the following exercises were
prucnlci; Song by the primary doTari-
munli questions and nuHwUfH on the
no Ui Ihfist boy members 0i the fret
Intermediate; Articles ui Faith by the
-Choui. Superintendent a. q, John.
BOu stated that nt our lasi Con.
ference it was DECIDED tuat the
Su Jay School occupy thrmofuirg nrr-
zion. Reported tho Sunday schools OF
tie stake were In good condition
aud % good work wa being accom-.
plrhud. Elder h. NJ. Lym1u tAiI This
was a new departure but 10 wac good
one, Asa great many Di tue children
did not attend the quarterly Couitf.
unCe uud bad not the puvIlrro OF rue.
thlllng tho authorities of tho Church.
But this should bc done, be iclt that u
would be- acceptable " the Lord and TO-
His servants. stake PRECEDENT Cow.
ans ptcsontci the authorities 90 toe
Church and Stake aud they were
unanimously sustained, he ultO made
Tow rumarEp,
The = p, m. meeting was held In tho
Locust Grove; present Elders T.. NJ.
Lyman and J. W. Taylor OF tho
Apostle, Pfosident GJwsua and
C0uusoi1rt, the Blahopa VI Oh the
wards Of the Stake, AM others Of tue
leading Elders Of the stake. Aior
singing aud prayer the sacrament was
administered.
Elder |. w. Taylor was the speaker,
occupying all tue time He spoke on
npUsiasv, asserting that tue spirit Of
epcsiasy had been going on TOT the last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
Dips and spurs.

Mr.. J0beph Woodburn 10 IN from tho
Alta district whore no has been doing
development work,
The Utah and Galena companies
paid their monthly dividends today.
The Sphngville Independent shys
that tho Western Lltlogtaph company
have placed two men 10 work develop.
Ing their ulaim,
Tho Laramie Boomerang sayt: A
sack OF forty pounds Of orc from the
NOsuvius mine IN tho Keystone dis.
IfiCl, lhhH been sent IN and Il Ia some
Of the richest orc ever seen from a
mine Ia this section. 10 lisa froD mill.
!ng free gold quartz, Tho specimens
seen today sparkled with gold, and
good judges stated that such 0fo would
run 81 900 " the ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
SCIPIO'S DlPRTHERIA.
Report Iron Reliable Visitor
IrNitus reports iNagg rated
HomIo, Willard Co., Ubh.
August 7, 1896.

sCmIO, Willard Co., Ubh.
August 7, 1896.
10 the Editor
Your correspondent, read clipping
nom your valuable paper. cent by q
friend, under caption "Sglpio'a Dlph.
therla," an thought truthful state.
ment Of tue sickness In this town
would DO scosp liable b you aud many
an iu,ertB,ed reader, AZ usual toe
NEWS lakos thol"awiul" report In thls
Instance with few grains Of salt, anu
TlghUy 20. The writer In no doctor, but
has stayed here little longer han
ald Dr. Wilohe', VINO made him.
a-li quItu Important tho sixteen hou,s
bo was IN town; but | have kept my
ryrs open and know quite well tue cit
uBlion with regard 10 how many castr
Of sickness here are At present, how
many Lave died, etc,
There are today eighteen cases OF
sickness HmOug oullifeu, anu ~ these
only two arc Known 20 BIO diphthetla,
gul they are on fair road 10 recovery.
The other siAle0l are All running
around lu The hluses playing; they
orc treated Tor core throat, aud are
tep' nt home, There have been ten
Uuatht iu Jour mOnlhr, anu VI these
only thee are known 10 have died
rom uipl,hUTla--all lhfee belonging 10
one .amly AMI having dlel ln.
lido OF ton days, / Hm told
there was mot enc public funeral
There 1rr mo- 5unlHv schools held, aud
thu day 1clJols pfe not In nessi3u, Tnc
psoplo have been advised by Bishop
Yates 20 be- very cautious, anu % care
iul seem they 10 be- that they not even
attend public vouhip, there beiug
only about d dozen people 10 WuuAlI
laBi Sunday afternoon, Here e. D.
hoard Of htplth composed OF intelligent
nnd prominent ,Uwnsmon, who are
taking active measures 10 check we
spread Of any disease. There has not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
Information Wanted.

". T.. Hail. Esq, Of Carthage, No.,
auJ daughter aro "a Salt Lake Tor q
brio, ftay. Tuoy ate anxious to learn
the whereabouts Of MI HalPs sister
who Joined the Lat,or-dsy Saints 90
either Indiana or Illinois, aud came
10 Utah IN one ot the early o1mpsuioG,
probably lu 1871. AZ tn, time ono
was Mics Betsy HAL; the iupuigors uu
uUt know whether or not che after.
wars married. II living now shu
wouli hB near so yeatE OF age. 5 Hu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10

yaarUr two. bic advised tho s iuib
.u. fn Hb0 fi1rg against tho Kingdom
Coos alluded o. tne dC1ih of On.
IrHhu. JUruUh 0UI Uvrum nHI the
"aH %. Gao loot OIL moui.ostul D..
uHyw .yr.
Monday 10 q. m.-sIn dog ana
.f..gs
E.u0rr j. I..Wtn'haIt, r. Aik'u,W
10. Caldwell W. D.. Moss. D.. Dc 8L
J.0ft J. O.. Suafp auN j. q. 51iolIH lr.
.urluI their wHrIH u8 being iu good
condition. Elder r.. 81. Lyman &C..
uuIrl tHD um1luIer OF tho m.rr.uE
o.. 30 .1iI tho declaration .i
INn ErHaTal auih1utlUH recently ruu-
.IHUo1 huI urUl u great irirl No. t0wi,
aI.J ha the principle u tithiua, tho
Wood Ui Wisdom. etc. Eu uwUlt on
'hu principle OF fHrglvuuau --l man
who .uli NOT meet bic brother half
Eur was void OF tue hIrl Ui CO.;
30 woe our duty 90 'OrFivo our
UFHi.r.. no matter what tho difference
WIH nn.wCHn uH. Alluded ALEC 90 tue
HaN.iU' Mult finding with tuO .urvButa
q d, ihu Ap1 .ur love yUu; they
t..HW.uI tnoy IIy iUf y.u; ihUa
..HulH y.u not uIuln Co tEru tsHi
.amH ul0rIy2 lln r.fHnnly uElHrtrI
iN. saints 10 h.u.u.urs aul H.hUI
ll iUc b.,rsIugf oi q Vi upon Zoe
luv.n % .Iu.u.
Uu --t.lr uuHi aud prayer
I'I.r =. ~. Taylor addressed ilu
.uH, rDlyDr."guU. WrruldIsc5ufbe.
HU bore .is tHs.M.uy tuut THIS uua
Go work of Cos, AMI EuUw that Coo
had heard HIF pfnyUtB.
Ilut.Ht .r.uuH was well u'lunic 4
hy D srIrlr OF the -t.t.;p good time
voc uHII emil tHr -HiI 81 GUI WOO
poured cut upon lia ssIu.a HtsumbIgd.
Conference adjourned Hl Three
mlutus, THOMAS NiLLIANH,
hfHH.u.l Stoke lIt.k.
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Saltair Beach holes.

O5J FelloUs day OF saltar Thur.
10Y.
Friday, tho IAN, is Weber couub
day gE SAI,l.D
u, q. ~. /. day at Ballnir ocean,
Tut icy tuu Is.h last
Tho Ulivguly uln az RllaIf
s1tuflny night was we'll attended.
THrrU ibgusnnI people attended o.,
Upeulug % emo Carnival ai MuIiid.
An ,zgurlou from HrgHsm G. -
% -aitair yvpt tue ONION Pacific is %
NutHBgu Cor Saturday ul IHH NU..,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
Senalor lannnn,s Adlres..

Denver Republican OF Sunday 49,.
cause ,hc namo Ui Senator Cannon Of
Utah was by some accident omitted
rom the Mnult5u address Issued by
Senator Teller aud other silver Hcpuu.
lioans, the goliilc pres OF tho unst Inns
been jubihnuy repeating tho uulruih
that Senator Cannon has nUHu11uuI
tue stand which hu took no 80. Louis.
Senator Cannon has Bpuul much
the time since tho SL Louis u0uvrr-
ton lu tur east attending 90 business
matters with which be- o. connected,
nud only recently arrived 90 his home
iu OgJUu. lh0n hD took occasion %
write communication 10 local nuWt-
paIuf, addressed o. tue yaiuu 10 Uiub,
iu which no clearly rutH .uuh hIH
principles iu tue IIJlUut campaign.
rAr day previous o. writing inis az.
ufcts Co Utah voter, Senator Cannon
hold a lengthy conference with seua.
Cor Dur0iB u Idaho AMI e. De- believed
shat tue outline OF CHL "siru aH favored
iOi Unl Republicans uy Senator Can.
non Will als0 bo adopted ~ the Re-
lubiIculs OF Idaho,