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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
GENERAL CRAMPS MONUMENT.

Tomorrow, April 81, is the seventy
fiftb Anniversary OF the birth OF
General Ulysses y. Grant, and
the occasion is to receive special
ccmmemoration by the unvell.
ing. at New York, of magnificent
statue Of the warrior statesman, and
the formal turning over OF the monu.
ment. by the Grant memorial commit
tee, to New York, in behalf OF
the public. 1t 10 fitting that
the whole nation should remem.
Der this grea! leader who
came to the front at an extremely
critical time IN the country's history,
and who never waversd ia the high
post OF duty which he occupied. AMI
it lie appropriate further that In the
largest city OF the land there should
have been erected a suitable monu.
mentto remind coming generations Of
the accomplishments OF this distin-
guished citizsn IN the perio: OF ma.
tional history when he took active
part. General Grant first saw the
light OF mortality 10 humble
home in Ohio. on April q,
1922, and from his boyhood dis.
played the s.uruy qualities OF inde.
pendence ana seif.control that brought
him forward In later life. AS young
man he received military training,
aud distinguished himself MS soldier
IN behalf Of his country at Palo Alto,
Resaca de la Palma, Monterey, ChuIu.
busco, and Chapultepec, in the Mexi.
can war. His later eminent services in
and ut the head OF the Union army
AMI as chief magistrate OF the naiio u
for eight yesrs, are facts OF history
that should be known to every Ameri.
can boy. And his memory should be
ami will be- revered for the patriotism,
the courage, the perseverance,, aud
ability which he displayed In some OF
the most responsible positions where q
soldier and statesman could be
placed. Honor and reverence to the
memory OF Ulyisrs B. Grant ls one OF
the chief Of the Republic's great rlen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

II Is said that MY years ago EGG
ianu imported three eggs head for lie
populations; last year It imported. forty
for each inhsbitaut, the whole numb, I
being $50. $4,000. Many como from
Russia, which exported 1900, 600, 900
eggs last year, and more from Italy.
Oue might think that Utah, though
aole to raise all the heu'iIuit she needs
at home, and also large quantities for
export, lie endeavoring to QUITO Eng
land, in proportion to population, tue
way eggs from other stales are imported
to this market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
PEnNlCIOUS NEWSPAPER LIrCG..
lure.

There il no dgnyns the fact ihat
the publication OF sensational details
Of crimes has the effect OF ismillsriz.
ing the public mind with the modus
operandi Ia such cares, and In that
way serves as AN educator to many
minds, leading them IN the direction
OF wrongdoing. or course, mind
that / strongly set against wickedness
by training and Influences from other
directions, is not overcome by the
fascinating tendency to evil developed
iu those VINO devGur with eager.
reis every published detail OF
scandal or crime. But those who
nave not received strong moral
training, and young people whose
judgment ON such matters has not
bten developed into strength OF char.
acter TO rise above the evil, are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
o5c wrappers. CSC.
NEW YORK ASH sTORE.

Americans are she most inventive
people on earth. To then have been
Issued nearly 100000 patentS, or NOR.
than one.third OF al the patents issued
In the would. No discovery OF moderp
years has been 81 greater benefit to
mankind than Chamberlsil's Collie,
Cholera aud Disrrh@ REMEDY, or has
done more to relieve pain aud suffer.
Ing. j. w. Vaughn Of Oakion, Ky,
save: III have used Chsmberiain's
Colo, Cholera ami Diarrhm, Remedy
In my iamily for several years, and
nnu II to be the hest medicine | ever
used for crsmps in the stomach and
howell" For sale by DRUGGISTS.
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PATENTS AND PENSIONS.

WANTED = INVENTORS TO KNOW
w that fitz-G orald & Co., the old, respon.
sible Patent Lawyers Of Washington, u. O.
Patents procured for inventors, no advance
Ice required Book on patents free. Tells
you how to make fortune. Trade marks Sc.
cured Pensions for soldiers and heirs Call
or write fitz.uers Id and Co, ATTORNEYS.
o'Meara block salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

ote between different races, and 1t
must be settled, no matter what the
cost be, beiote peace can be established
In the countries south o. Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
SALT LAKE SILK FACTORY.

ITO THE PUBLIC BEFORE pURcUAs.
a ing birthday or other presents cali at
slk Factory. " East Third South ST, and see
chiefs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

City Subscribers will kindly notify j. T. Dunbsr r,
leirculatnr), Of any regularity In the delivery OF
heir papera
Ali communications shouid be addressed 70
D.saasr H.vs PusIiauus o.
1slsphons ~
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Tho Nxws 10 on sale at the principal Hotels News
aftor p. IN, daily.
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Subscribers changing tneir place OF residence
should aluays give former as veil as present adj
dress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
PHoToeRApHERs,

HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN AT
Olsen & aldmo's Photograph Gallery.
Wasaich block. corner Of Nam and second
south. First class work from LOO and up ner
dok, Avail yourselveB OF this chance while
hese prices last
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wANTED-s SITUATION.

- --------------------
ITO DO CHORES FOR ROOM AND BOARD
Il by reliable young man going to school
Auuress, No. lo2, salt Lake business College.
II FRIGHT YOUNG MAN, EXPIRT TYrF.
- writer and penman. wants work OF any
KIND part OF day or evenings Address ~,
News. -
G. lTUATION TO Do CHORES pop ROOM
- and board. by young man gong to school.
Address. Drou6ay. krda, ooele Co.. Utah
by A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
ID clerk In store. either in city or country:
mas good references. Address Il. n. H., This
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
wANTsD-Mis CELL ANGUS.
TWO GOOD PORTRAIT AGENTS. APPLY
i No. i2 south First West street.

XXTAETED YOU TO MAKE AND SELL
w 200 Kinds OF soap. L. q. sorior, Baker
CITY, Oregon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

EIBsT CLASS, wlDE-AwAKE DRY GooDs
IL statesmen TO carry us sido line the
A. NJ W. Waterfront Dress Facing ana Bind
ing, the best In tho market Big commissions.
Address with reference, W cher Mnnufactur.
ing Co, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
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wANTfD-AN AGENT

TN EyEhY sECTloN, 10 CAsyAss. $500
4 10 'hto day made, sells 90 signt; nlso a
man loser staple goods IN ieri, best side
nne. us.' amonth. tulery or large oommis
,eh 90 pafuculh rs reno stamp, Clifton soap
. trnftcIur ne tonrtry. Srrirrtti chio
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asments for subscriptIon always in advance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

ID EFogE HAvInG YOUR oEssPovt,,,
ID closets, gresse-traps cleaned. sec ,ors
scavenger 70. Best aud cheapest wofh u0A''
ngworth 4 Woods % 60. Stn East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ ture, wagons. bugges harness, etc at
" ebber's. al sIate Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

A BUNCH OF KEYS, COR. 9TH 20. AND
"a an West Owner can have same ~
proving property ana paying for this notice,
A CRuTCH-oN FIRST soU H.BErwEES
~ 3rdhnd 9TH West. Owner can have same
~ ptovirg property and paying for this notice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26
foR SALE.

GND HAND FURNl1 URE AND CARPET,
- Zion End Hand store. No. 19w let south 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

Oh HORSES 10 BOARD AND livery
~ body TO know that shurtlef has the
best camp wagons IN the city. alto nIsLclass
livery. call on Exchange Stables, No. l26
h. Fourth south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

nLD on SECONDHAND LUMBER, OR
~ Will tear down buildings, T.. U. Box 9T4.
city.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28

banten blieb er Dor einen Spieael fte=
ben uno betrahtete ods Yilo. welhes
ihm berielbe entaeaen parf. Da lab er
aGeroinss ihon Silberfdoeu in siemli=
der 3abl, aber mus ltbaoete oas oas
9Rdohen batte ibn perlibert, Iie babe lid
beim srlten Ylif in ibn perliebt uno
oas muBte ia pabr lein. benn mie iu=
Mig butte liz lit al ibu aeihmieat
Wenn lie mir ihon wieoer tGme.
G5bmabmann idr,tt unrubia mieoer
i'm 3immer auf uuo db, uno INNER
nod fam oas Nldohsn ni6t suriid. ypo
mohte oalielbe lteden.
gr grin uud Der ubr 9Eas mar oas?
Gr mar iihsr. oaB er oisielbe eiuaeitedt.
Sootten 3dihenoiebe ibn beitobleu ? @r
grin nah ieinsr grieftalhe duh bieie
l,uar fort uno bod erinneris er lih. oaB
er oieielbe nod BATE, ais er i'm Ghent=
as H lfh ss liE ssial|!,s w saS uargl,. Bis.
e umionlt. er lam meiter nihts ols
Den bcoduernsluerthsn umltano, oas
aud ieine aoloene Yrultnaoel aeltphleu
moroen lei NO mar Der Gieb 2"
Sine ltredlihe Nbnuna ourhmdte i'm:
9tur Die 9irue tonnte oen 0iebItuhl
periibt BADEN, baum bate lie lid 10
innil an ibn aelhml,at um ieiue
3a'hen su pliinoern. Sept mar ibm
nuf einmal 9llles tlar uno iuiitheno
itiirste er Die Srsppe binunter uno fab
lih i'm Ghentsimmer nah Dem Wao-
ben nm, bod lie mar niraenos su ieben,
and ibre @efdbrtinnen maren tort uno
BON g4eiehuber mar aud nihts su ie=
ben. ShludBmann fraate einsn 2ellner
nah Dem Mdohen, bod oieier bebaup=
tete, er tenne iie nibt er uanote iid,
al ben W;rtb uno erbielt uon oieiem
Die ndmlihe Nntmort yfun fina er si
lhimpfen an unb ertldrte, oas qptal
iei cine elsnne 9iebshohle uno sr meroe
Die aanse 9auoe einittdeu lolien. Nls
er immer lanter al raiipni.eu aniisna,
aab enolit Der Nirth stuei Rellnern
einen Wint unn i'm ndhifen Moment
floa 5hmabmam our 3hiire binaus.
Muf Der StraBe fubr shudbmann
INNER noh fort su ihimpfeu, bis Die
Seute iid1 aniamnelten nno Elm Elm 20
lisiit fam unh ihn autorberte, ioiort rus
hia gu iein. ionit meroe er ihu einlter
den. 5ies bali. nit einem halblaut
ufmurmelten fluhe ,radte er ii1 aui
ben Wea, um iein Bafihaus al immen.
unb pnnoerte lid babel, no mobl Weis-
buber hineetpmmen.
tssortiebune folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28
Die Neiie aad Chicago.
ers&blt bon
StIArinS StmuserSrian.
(6ortIebunS.)

y W " w u VI W
tereiiante Betanntlhaft.
Als Wiuobrud auh fort mar. meinte
Snmabmann SD n.0hte nur minsn.
mas bic Yeioen i'm 8an9e baben, es 1T
etpas los !"
.9Das miro log ieiu !" antportete
g4eisbuber. ,Gulalia will belratben uno
guiebius fann auh ni1t warten, bis er
p,eber cine frau trlest."
,,Da ,naelt Du redi baben es pdre
bod hAbih. wenn mir bier ialib eine
ross. auas auasi i. A.adsettsn ulitna9sns tntell.
seit exlaoen aslueiel, es bGtte paber
Riemanb milien olirfen, oarMn hattent
mir audi Mlemano Elm gBort iageil oiir=
zen, mp mir binaeben. Guialia uno
mid an, Dob3eit einlaoen es mare
gum @ootlu1en !" ptapperte Shwab-
tnlnn uno Oapel luhts er ielblt iiber
ieinen aelunaeuen 9Sib.
IS iollte mid gar nibt munoeru,.
lpenu es nod 10 tommt," bsnertte Weis=
bube, beodhtia. ~aber mas pollen mir
jsBt anIanaeu 2"
0ieiss 0jeiprdh mar am Stenttiidb
oes Baltbaules aetiibrt Doroen, uno bel
Den leBten gDorten trat sin Jremoer aui
ole beiben 6reunoe 3u uno irasts
.Sbr ielo wubl frento bier 2"
.8an3 ridng" srDioerte Sbwuy.
mann. ,luir nno bier iremo. Wir lino
nad Gnieaao setommen. um einmal Ole
Staot Al iebeu un0 cine CUTE 3eit sn
baben."
,99ie lanae Dollen Die 0errIhaften
oenn bier in @Nea3o blsibeu, luenn id
fraaen bari 2" iaate Der Gremoe nit
lauernoem Bid.
%. 10 snei Doer orei 3age, bis mir
a!les gsieben uno mit9emaft buben.
arttportete ShmaBmann.
,Das it rebt." iaste Der isremoe,
,nlan lebt nur einmal uno iollte oas
Ieben aenieBen, 10 lange man tam.
Wenn Sbr bic Staot ieben wolt, 10
wiiroe es mid freusn, Sud ais 6iilrer
~ oienen. Sh babe Die ndhiten s.Dei
faae ipnit nints 3u tbun, nno es .uiir=
be mid frenen. Sud @bieasO gu Stiseu. :"
SApaBmann ainS nit 6reuoen aui
ben Bori1ia9 Elm uno als Weisbuber
ii1 oerii6srt. oab Der 0ren,De niAts fiir
leine Dienits nerlunge. nabnlen Die Sel=
ben Dos Nnerbieten an. Die orei per=
ieBen uuter Jihrung oes Gremoen oas
9aifpans. Eeriibe i4ritt poral.
uno bic beioen Weranliaungsreiienoen
ioleten ihnl, inoem iie iit mubiam ourA
bic Drdn9enoe Wlenae einen yDeg babn-
ten. MelAe Meni9snmen9e /! gDo nur
ole bic 2eute bertamen |! so Diel 2eute
lab man nitbt sinmal an Der StraBen=
fair in llbri4suilIe uno Rem Yhilaoel-
pbio, unD iiberall oas ndmli1e @eordn=
as. S6wabmaun iroAte enoliA ben
6lbter::
J Has il Dern beute bier Los, o06
man 70 piele eeute iiehts wirD eins
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28

sgair ab9ebalten ODER 1T elm Gircus in
Die Staot getommen 2"
Der 6remoe lahte rNi6ts beiouoe=
res, oiefe @traBen lino INNER belebt
BON Moreens = bis Nahts um IL uno
l llbr. 98ir lino oas bier 10 Nerurbnt,
baB mir sar niht oarauf adt aebsn. :"
Stauneno betrabteten Die Greunoe
oas Wenlheusepiibl uuo Die rieli9en
Dduier, Die in ben 9,lnmel gu reideu
ihiensu. So, Gbieasc mar eine NroBe
5taot uno i'll Dem 8eordnae tonnte es
einem unbetannten pobl banse meroen.
Sic bislten lih eng suiammen uno IOls=
ten Dem 6iibrer, Der manhmdl surlif=
it}aute, Db Die bieoeren 6arner lbm
audi uahlolgten
3uerlt beiuhte er nit lelneu Sealel=
tern meh,ere aIintlotule uno 3lme'
D.nisen" no es bisB .Nur tilr Rau'
1rlnt.otal inhrte. Gr 'isbf7 itp ru -f,'fi -ff,t'fi
gDeisbuber una-Shpabmum al elnei!
3ilh uno beltyllte Bier, oas ShWaE=
mann beSablte. 9lm nahltsn 3ilhs
luuros seipieit uuo 9peisbuber lab mll
sroBem ,jnterelie oeu Spielsrn gu, wau=
reno ShwuBmunu lein Sutervlls sluenl
anoern 3iihe Suwauote. wo mebrere
iungc lhaoben init Sipei Mdnnern
id9elsten uno ldbten. ST aluubte 81
beme,ttn, oaB slnes oer DiaO1en ibnl
ipinfte 81 tonnlen er erbob lib oupel
uno inosM Ell lib oen Nnlhein 9ab, als
betrabte er Ole SilDer an oeu 9Hduovll,
ndberte er iih lanslam Dem 3iibe, lpr
Die luitise 8sielihaft luB. plOglid
ltanO Die Glrns, ore llm yepnnten, he.
ben ibm. nifte iDn uertraullh gu uHr
fraate :
v9Diult 1u sin 8las Bier nit mi,
trinten 2"
dit groBem Versniigen. erwioertt
ShDaBmann, ,mpll,n mir uas su oei
Nnoern leben ?"
,,9teber llibt, i'd mag Ole asrle oprI
! ntbt lsioen, es lino lauymelllge 8eiel.
len, Du 9efdlllt mir uiel better" agt'
Die Oirne, vnOllen mir niht lleber bl.
maui ssben uuo uns ein beionoeres
,3immer aebcn laiIen ?"
,Das D1re mir dub am liebften,
entaesn.te Ghwabmunl. ,ntsiift iibe1
Die ireunOlibe Weiie, in wslher lie lel
nen seueinsn Wunihen entsesen tam
Sic sinssn ene 3reppe. binaui, wl
Die Dirne ihren yegleiter III ein tlslne.
Gunner iiiDrte. 1aum bate lih oi
9uilre binter iblien aeidloiien, uls lid
oaS Dldohsn SdlDaBmann on ole Srui
mari, i'm betste uno tiikte uno ibrel
ber3lisblten 9baB nannte uno i'm mi
an0eren Goienalneu titulirte. pi0Blid
aber riidte lie INN eineu 5tu6l bin uni
iaS;e
,Go, mein 2ieber. iess DID emel
Au9enblid, bis ih Bier bole.. in cine
Winute bin ih pieOer bier uno oani
,uollen mir reht luitil iein. Safe Di
bic 3eit niht lang tueroen."
Wtit oisien Wortsn mar lie fhOn Su
3bire pinaus. Sdwabmann aber ihrit
bod erreSt i'm 3immer auf uno nieoer
0as Mdoden bate Is ihm anaetban
Y ohtv aud sr bate bic Dirne TN Sturn
erobert. So. er sDar bod inner iloc
eis, 1attli9tr Mann. Kit 0ieitn 0e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28
gdDl~inOiud,t Nebetlt.

ginem alter Arate Der BON Der Yrarts 3urnd9eaoQen
iett unrbe bard einen tfttuctfntu Difiiondy bic De-
inretbung eineS e.nfoen re0etobiiif3en eilmittels
ihiutnbfuGt Uroudbttis. Aatorrh. Alfbmn unA allen
Ralss nno Gunaenfrantbeiten ans8etdnotat Aun elm
Mttel iar ppfittOe. rabisoIe eIunS poH Neroenidmd
DE uub allen Observation-Disclosures. NodbbeM oer 9ostor
he pnnberbaren 0etifrdfte In ton5eub T&em erprot
BATE eratete e. q shr iene yRi4t bos itei ieinen
ietoenotn WitMeufdex bsta1At ~ nodeR. Uen 6ieiem
sisfes WeSept 9anl yoeRisei On ~ be % m6Miden
IN otntiney sn0tiidber H1l irauaoRi4er Gpro6e nit
boiler 9niueiinua Der 9eslseeAa1 uMs esS 0sbfan@s
@enbe AbreNe uRb Dyefmarse. beaikte Did aui bie{e
3ettum9 unb ID ,snNe % loiest -. \. Aopss M0
0opeSS UIod. Nodefter. r. ,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28
tTortiebune folst.)

Orudarbeiten in beutiner unb
engliider Sprahe tperben in unie,et
Sruderei prompt unb billie belorat. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
IN THE LEGISLATURE.

OLYMPIA. March 4-Speclal--In the
senate today the bill relative 10 taxation
was under discussion. The amending or
the bill was monotonus until section IL
was reached. Then there was small
storm.
This section provides that all costs. PEN
alties and interest now due on all state,
county. school district road district and
municipality taxes levied for the year 1893
and for previous years, and which have
not been sold at tax sales, are RENTED.
provided. that all such taxes are paid
before November 80 1891. and II not 10
paid then all the penalties costs and in
terest now charged against the property
shall remain a charge against said delin-
quent property.
Range moved 10 strike out the year
'.lS85, and Runner moved 10 strike oai Inc
entire section. Piummer opposed this.
claiming that most OF the delinquents were
the poor classes. Warburton took the
same view as plummer. and said he Ia
vored the section. Dorr claimed that the
measure would mainly help the corpora
lions in his section. as the poor paid up
their taxes. one corporation In Nhatcom
county. he said. would be benefited $1,000
n the section stood. Range claimed the
section would operate unfairly 70 people
who had paid taxes. Cole favored tho
section. and said he had received letters
from his constituents in favor OF renting
the penaity and interest. Ninety per cent.
% the deIinquents were poor people. crow
fought the remission OF the penalty ana
interest fiercely.
Runner was opposed 10 RENTING the
penalty 1nd interest. and said IL would
heir, CORPORATIONS In support OF this he
said that In Spokane the Hypotheke bank
owed delinquent taxes In 1888 10 the
amount Of 5000. IN 1894 81 so. ia lsss
81. so. The Northern Pacific delinquent
taxes IN 1893 were sls.o01. in 1894 $500. and
1ssS Sc go. Other persons were delinquent
in is98 TO the amount o. sllees1' IN 1854
sls2. eco and in 1895 s-S5.so
TFonrhtost believed that II the section
was adopted the state would derive more
revenue than il il was not. He compared
the state 20 a man who had lot OF bad
accounts and said II was better 70 secure
a settlement in the manner proposed IN
the bin than 10 obtain nothing. IL would
give a lot OF worthy people chanee 20
save their property and 10 make a new
start In life. He would not object 70 max
ing delinquent taxpayers pay a legal rate
Of interest.
Ia the opinion Of Deckebach ali who
were able 10 pay taxes have done so. Give
the 6eliuauents this chance. he said. ana
they viii make an extraordinary EFFORT 70
save their property.
Taylor and MeReavy we're strongly IN
favor OF letting the section stand In tie
bill
Wooding war opposed 20 the section, ana
he moved that the interest be axed AZ
per cent for the time Of delinquency. The
most vehement protest was made BY Van
pstten 1T IL worse than steal, ne
ehott+ed 'gt is a!aboiical. II the People :
,,sy,v wants 70 f,a buried beyond resUrrec-
ssou. let II adopt this Measure II - sim
plv a scheme TO help the mortgage COM
paules."
TINS aroused Plamrnsr. and be took hold
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

with artists efxecss - Louis XVI
vreatas rAaw1f 10 wIea The national
c7loEx- On top % ire galleries wsre large
roses Hl1@d wsth iExGrtzns yrop1czI pszrts.
On f1e sails 81 tire rear % TIE balconies
were s~seSe effects IN laurN4 sesteons
szstened zltA gT@eE leaves ard traced
OF SoaT aerr szzsslzx. TIE steErNEyS we're
fAascae3 with sxerzTeens- producing Al
Ax00r Ia va1xa singing birds hung zrnong
TIA branches The presidents and dip
l0nastr rooms were arranged w8TE palms.
asparagus orchids. American beauty
roaes. tulips ard toagulns, ~ata artistic
results OF ribbons ard Piaqzes OF flowers
Oh TIE walls At the court corners were
rvtassed towering palms based With grow
ing plants. the aoie raised hlga above
tire fosF. The approaches vere tastefally
decorated wIfh greens
TIE lighting % this immense ball room
was accomplished by the use OF FIFTY arc
Hgnss. $50 t1c&udesceat lamps. with
tinted globes and 5.cee miniatures II white
and yellow eolors- These last we're scat
tered right among the plants and flowers
In a manner mast pleasant % the eye
Viewed from an upper gallery tonight.
tae brilliant lights. the green and golden
decorations, the sheen % the rich gowns