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A PRINCE AND PATRIARCH
Scholar and POtentate Meanly
Clad in Wayfarer's Garb.
RESTORED TO ROYAL RIGHTS

John Joseph Nouri's Remarkable
Life-A Wanderer Once In Pow
erty, He Beams Forth First Lord
of the Apostolic Orthodox Church
of India--A Wonderful Story.
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1 toco nfdftbs WHICH bt EtttfNSu III
| to attend Noun's coronation as the first
| Chaldean patriarch of the orthodox apos-
| tolic church in st. Thomas Pom tifical
Cathedralat Trichur, India. The coronation
took place February Z, 1897. The original
letter, which s OF interest and value, in
asmuch as 1t is the only notification in
this country of Nouris claim is as fol-
lows:
'Trichur, India,
February 20, 1897.
MY Dear DR.. Easton: Mrs. Barrows and
i are where you and Mrs Easton would be
glad to be-in the palace Of the prince and
patriarch Nouri en- joying his hospitali-
ties and observing the interesting life Of
this ancient Christian community. We
have had royal welcome, The court
yard is decorated with flags and flowers,
and the American flag is not wanting. A
thousand Christians were here when our
carriage-the patriarch's carriage-drove
to the palace yesterday. Your friend is
charged with great responsibility in
bis new position, and his opportunities for
usefulness are enlarged ! have had a
wonderful time In India, but have seen
nothing more interesting that what has
come before us at Trchur. We hope to be
in Japan in April and back in America
in May. Hoping to meet you and have some
pleasant talks about our friend, the young
and princely young patri arch,
Yours faithfully,
JOHN HAY BARROwS"
This is the first time this letter has been
in print, and it is the only written proof
here OF the coronation of the ChalJlean
prince and patriarch. DIR. Easton also
has a large copy printed in golden char
acters, OF the address OF welcome rendered
DIT. Barrows and wife at Trichur
Trchur is d section OF the Christian com
munty that owes its existence to the
fruitful workings Of the Gospel, as an
nounced by st. Thomas, In the first cen
tury OF the Christian era. Nouri's fun
title is His Majestic Holiness, the Sow
ereign Pontiff Maran Mar John Joseph,
the Zamorin Nouri The First, Chaldean
Universal Patriarch OF the Orthodox A pos
toEc British Empire of Great India He
was born in Bagdad on the 9TH, and bap-
uzcd on the 18th day OF February, 1865,
and is now but thirty-two years old. He
graduated at Mesopotania April 5, 1888,
and was solemnly ordained at Bajirnlia polls
January 8, 1884; consecrated grand arch
deacon OF Babylon on PentcCost Sunday,
May "a, 1885, and crowned prince and
patriarch OF the Chaldeans at Irichur
February q, 1897.
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Lansburgh G. Bro.
OUR GREAT
LACE SALE

Has kept the yard
sticks moving rapidly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
MINOR MENTION.

Noble IL. Gelcheli, aged %, and
Eva May Smith, aged 20, both If
Cripple Creek, Colo, were granted a
license to wed today.
AT the lecture given in the Assem-.
bly, Hall last "Wednesday evening, the
excellent music was furnished by thu
twentieth wAr1 CHOIR, conducted by
Prof. Joseph J. Daynes. This organ.
izatiOn deserves special credit for Its
marked efficiency.
Last evenings Inquest over the re-.
mains oi James REID brought cut u
verdict OF death from natural chu,es.
Mr.. q. ). Holmes testified at the IN.
quest, expressing the belief that Re U
was from Colara1O Springs aHd mat
he was possessed OF Considerable
means. while ether paIties testified
directly TO tnes contrary. The body
VIII be held pending further exams
nation rs to his identity.
a committee consisting of Messrs.
|. A. Benton, f. Il. McGlrriu, Il. h.
CritchIOw, Alma ID. Kalz, u. 3.
Hoimes, Charles Mel CHAN, Joseph A .
Smith, John q. Granam, Presley
Denny and ID. q. Mclaughlin are
sending out the following Invitation.
"a social non'partlsan informal recep'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
Nc IS KNOCKED OUT.
Judge Cherry Denies ]. G. HCalIiSteT'S
Application for Writ Of Mandate.
WAS AN OFFICER DE FAcro ONLY.
An Appeal May BE Taken sHis OIL
Chinese Stock Ordertd-to's over
ill Monday-Court Notes.


Judge Cherry today denied the sp
plieation OF James q. McAllisser Tor q
writ OF mandate to compel CITY Au1''
tor ewsu to issue an order upon City
Treasurer May for the pay ment Of q
back salary amounting to l,OSV, due
him as inspector Of provisions ior SAT-
Lake City.
The court In giving its declsion SAN
that the application was denied on TWO
grounds, the fret of which was tha'
MICA lister was only a de facto emcet
after the l6!h OF October, 1894; ana
second that the flis % Of provision In
spector was created by ordinance and
not by city charter and therefore the
City Council had the right to repeal
the law and abolish the office, VIII len
they did In February, 1895.
It's thought that McAil!ster VIII
take n appeal to the State Supreme
court.
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PROVO.
Fourth District Court.

The following busineps has been
transacted In the Pouring dis riot
court:
Estate and guardianship Of Eva
Jhrman ct a., minors; petition to eel
real oElato set Tor hearing ON April
7lh.
Alvin A. Green Jr. We U. p. Ry. re.
ceive'R; demurrer overfuleu; fifteen
days given to answer.
Leila Ha Held OF 5prinVville secured
a divorce from william X Ha' field on
the grounds of failure 10 support.
Rio q suds We,teru Railway olm-
rany VS. w. w. Ferguson ct a; upon
ettion oi plaintiff Sarah FERGUSON,
Frederick Ferguson and VIM. Fergu.
son were made parties Defendant.
In the csse OF Gretha :. Christensen
VS. &. Il. Christeuseu, previou'ly suo'
mitted, decislon that S42 80 alimnny
sbsll be paid to date ni commencing
prOcet dings, and thereafter 81 50 per
month for support o. the youuge'
chilt.
j. n. Whitaker va David Wheeler ct
Al; motion to mudity judgment over
ruled.
Estate OF william Thomss. de-
ceased; March 27th set for hearing
annual account and petition for sett e.
mrut.
E.tl;e OF Johr w. Turner, deceae, d;
March 29lh set for nearing petitioD for
allowance OF annual account.
G. Il. Shoebridge VS. Annie M.
Moor; plaintiff permitted TO FILE
anne ded CO complaint on pay ment Of 50,
Evidence in the case OF Anna Il. M
\ Monroe Va Jane Memmott has been
heard before Judge Duset berry. The
| case invOlves title to thirty scres OF
lard in the south end OF the county.
| Argumeuts IN the case Will be made
next MONDAY.
| Elnch Jorgensen was fined IS by
| The justice OF the peace In Spanisn
Fork for u'ing insulting Language. He
| has appealed to tbs district court.
Edla Erickson VS. Nsls g. Ehcks'n,
| divorce; set tor March 24in.
Estate OF LAURA l.. Maxim deceased;
1 order for sale OF real estate.
|. n. Whitaker We jos. Hamer; con-
! tinusd by consent.
A. j.. Haymond vs. Utah Sugar
/ company; con iuued by consent.
California Wine company VS. 8. NJ.
Duggins; continued by consent til
A pril let.
Mary Ann Wright, secured a divorce
from Robert w. Wright, divorce on
the grounds OF int Importance gran d
by default; $50 attorneys lees and
costs.
Isasc N. Whitsker We VIM. Fergu.
sou IL now before the urt; the case
involves right OF way over land intake
Shore, this county.
Mrs, Ellen Jake man has commenced
Ill. 81. ..,I.
Sl54 so, ona promissOry note. rnur-
msu IL Wedgwood are attorneys for
plaintiff
w. L. Snyder and Henry Shleli' VS.
the Hercules Mining company; con'
,iuued for the term by lnsvnl.
Thomas Tidwell has filed a Givorcs
suit az aiust Jane Elzabetn Tidweli n
| the grounds OF uesertiOn. Tue psrie'
I inteTmRtried in Davies county, Iowa
in 1874. NJ. M. Kellogg is attorney
for plaintiff.
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Police Court Notes.

For the fret time in his youthful
checkered career, Holden O'ConnoI
nas pleaded guilty. He was aIrsigneu
Ia the police court today charged viii
destruction Of pro- cry, the offenst
being the smashing ot several WIN
dUws. His candid admission sem
him to jail Tor thirty days.
l.. g. Bsgley the Murray butcher
VINO IS chAtged with violating tn,
license oruInance, had his case con
tiuuei until next Saturday at
O'CLOCK.
j. q. Grace was sent to isil 10 day
fer lrespass, wnile his partner George
smith had sentence suspended.
william ST ok went begging con.
traty TO law and got Is days IN tn,
city Jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

/ 4 only 90 feet hey struck a LARGE body
ore which nasays SAT 70 q, IA ounces
oliver and So 80 copper. The ompsny
Iii not exrtc sucb rich returns and
they have been throwing much OF the
same kind ore away, which they VIII
not dn in the future. TIE stock II all
owned nv Provo people. l.. . .Tait l.
the prei ent and George E. How,
secretary and treasurer.
Dr.. @. e. Bottomly, who has prac.
ticod dentistry in this city for some
tin- past. expects IN leave for bis OLD
home in Wiscol sin iu few days.
Mns Bsbcook, assisted by the musi.
chi society OF the Brigham Younp
academy, will give tree musical and
literary entertainment in the academy
this evening.
DR.. More, medical superintendent
OF the Idaho insane asylum, came
down with the directors yesterday eud
visited the institution.
Safe Senator II bison Of Fillmore
10 visiting relatives and friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner are
happy over the arrival ~ son.
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BOARD OF PARDONS
Nee. 10 Open and Executive Session
Today.
An ErIIoME OF WHAT WAS DONE.
Mes; OF The applications Denied-A
Few Goes Ovr I'LL
April.

1ne State board of pardons, com
posed OF Governor Wells, supreme
Court Justices Zane, Miner anu
Bartch and Attorney General Bishop,
met in open session In the Suprom
court chambers, this morning, lot the
purpose Of hearing applications for par.
don OF those convicted OF State
ofiensts, together with arguments In
favor OF or against the granting Of
such petitione.
The board, after hearing the reading
OF applications by Clerk HiIls, wont
into executive session.
The application Of NJ. Marcellus lei
son for a pardon was denieJ.
Nelson. an attorney, was convicted
on the l4th OF November, 1895, anu
sentenced to four years impriso nment
Tor grand larceny, his offsnse consist.
In OF having embezzed several sums
q money iTom various clients. His
application was referred TO Judge
Hownt, who after reviewing the case
saw no good reason why a pardon
should be granted.
JuJge X ng who tried the case fav.
cred u pardon, as also did Alex. Ong.
, man and Ella Ongman, prosecuting
! Witnesses.
a. w. Grfiing cow cted OF forgery
before Judge RDlBpp on the 2lst OF
February, 1896, and sent up for four
| years was another applicant whose
| petition was uenied. Judge Rolapp
and Prosecuting Attorney Weber
oifere1 no objection to a parton being
| gra ted.
Orson Dalton convicted Of grand
| larceny on the 10lh OF Novembpr,l 1896
auu gwen one year. Dalton was
charged " tn cattle stealing in Wayne
county. His application was denied.
Tho other applicants RTs as
iolIows: Chales Davenport con.
victed OF murder in the
| atciud before Judge Smith in Marc b ,
! 1894, and sentenced TO thirty years
meeting OF the board, which occurs IN
April.
George w. Wilson, convicted OF
assault with intent u commit rape
before judge King on the l9.h OF
Novsmb II, 1895. and sentenced to four
yenrs. Application denied.
Charles Gerron, rehsaring. Con.
viCtod OF iOrnicalion before Judue
Hiles on the 18Th OF November, 1895.
aud sentenced to six month"; in Tue
Si0te prison. Denied.
Frank DeCamp, rehesring. Con.
victei OF attempted murder before
Judge Smith on the 1870 OF October,
1894, anu ssnte need to twelve years.
Denied.
ROber A nms, eariug, convicted
OF Tapr uelrre Juuge Miuer on TN,
10Th Of Oct. 1893, AID sentenced TO tel
years. ID meG.
S.muel Mulberry, rehearing, con
ct 20 o. uuIder In the second degTe,
bsf re Judge Bls ckburn in February,
1891, and nteucsd TO twenty year;
m.risO neal. Denied.
George Hartley, rehearlng, convict
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
Relief Society Coniereuee.

The General Conferences OF the Re-
lief Society will be held In the SAT-
Lake Assembly hall Ia this city, on
Saturday, April SD, meetings com
mencing at . p. m. and at 7.SO. There
will also be meeting on Monday,
April 9Th at 7.SO, at the same place.
1t is desirable that there should he AZ
Large n number as possible o tue OH =
GERS ami members OF this important
orgsniza Ion, also that every stake
Zion should be Represented by the
President, or some one suthorizsd 10
oCt tor her.
A cordial Invitation 10 extended 10
the Bishops ami all brethTeu interested
in the welfare OF the Society.
ZINA ID, Ii, YOUNG,
T. tHident,
JANE s. RICHARDS,
BAuHsHHBA ". sN1TH,
CouussIOrR.
EMELLNE b. WELLS,
Secretary.
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Reunion of Australasian Mission.

Ths following Invitations have been
sent to returned Elders from New
u aland, Tasmania and Australia aud
also to the families OF Elders now
lrboring there. Saints who have gath.
cred from the above mission or Elders
who do not receive invitations are
requested to send their names to the
secretary, Il. r. Stevenson, State Bank
OF Ulsh, Salt Lake Ciiy, anu are cor.
daily invited to attend toe Reunions.
Zun's Maori association semt-annu |
reunion, Tuesday, Aprn 9Th, 1887,
Fourteenth ward assembly hall. sat
Lake City. Convene at 1880 pm.
PROGRAM
Singing -Koutou Katou Rh
Prayer.
sngng-We Thank Thee o God for Q
PropnoL
Address, President William Paxman.
Report OF association work, hlder Gsd
dard.
financial report. Secretary L. I. stevenson.
Musical selection.
Mission reports
Remarks.
Maou hymn.
Address, President Joseph r. smith.
horerorero MhakahoA conversational
Pieste 10 not fail 10 be present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

The firm OF Wab Chong Lung, DO
ing business on Plum Alley, for some
time pasthas been annoyed by the pres
snce OF one OF sheriff Lewis deputie',
who, on an attachment brought by
Yes On, ioitered around the place day
and night. Ii was something that me
denizens OF the fowery kingdom did
not exactly unGerstand, aud In spite oil
their proiestations OF "muck n hi" 1t
had no effect on the hardened nature
OF the deputy, Tor he continued to re-
main.
A few days ago the nrm eought to
have the attachment reieasei In the
courts but failed.
To-day, on motion OF Attorney f..
w. Taylor, Judge Cherry granted a
motion orGering the Gale u the stock.
The proceedings grew out OF fee
Vents departure with "A few OF his
countrymen'a cash. Yes Yen was u
member oil the firm OF Wan ChOng
Lung, with which Yee OE claimed he
deposited the SUN o. $500.
The sale will he made one day next
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEgEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ CITY Council of salt Lake City. state OF
Utsh, of the intention OF such Council TO
make the following described improvement.
to.wit.
Constructing sewer lateral on tho south
side Of econd south street from second East
TO Fourth East streete, In sewer district No /
OF AID city; and detray the cost thereof, est
mated at Sl.3Q per front or linear foot or one
thousand seven hundred and sixteen tsL7l6.OUl
dollars, by local assessment upon the lots
or pieces of ground within the following Co.
scribed district, beng tue district to be Affect
ed or benefited by sald Improvement namely .
All OF lots and 0, block IS, plat "a" and
all OF lots o. 9. and u block 40. plat ~" salt
Lake CITY survey
All protests and objections to the carrying
out of such intention to make said improve
ment must be presented IA writing to the CITY
Recorder on or before the 18th day OF April.
1897. being the time set by said Council when
1t VIII hear and consider such objections as
may be made thereto
by order OF the city Council of salt Lake
City, State Of Utah. made the 9th day OF
March, 1897. DAVID $ EMERY,
City Recorder
BY albert :. RETsER, Deputy.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 10th, 1897.
5. /. IS.
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The CiiY's Health.

The report o. the board Of health
for the week ending today shows the
number OF birhs to have been 10, Ol
which 10 were males AMI females.
There were IA DEATH, males anu S
females. Three bodies were received
from outside place for interment here.
There is case Of diphlheria, of scar
10. fever and three cases OF whOOping
cough. There were IS SAMPLES OF mi.g
tested, neariy all OF whicn were up 10
tho required Standard OF 3 per cent fat.
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Missionary Farewell.

On Tuesday evening March 23rd, y
complimentary farewell reception viii
he rendered to III Ter James A. Hun
tyr anu James II. POuIton, in thr
sixth ward assembly rooms. The pro.
gram includes songs, recltations, All.
dresses, music, anu will begin at 1880
O'clock. Eller Hunter 10 shout to ue-
part ou mission TO Germany, while
Great Britain lie Elder Poulton's des.
Ilu.tluu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

An entertainment complimentary 20
Elder John ID. Bowers, who is abou
to depart as II missionary TO Or, at
Brlt,in, will be given In the seveu Ii
ward meeting houte on Wednesdny
evening, March "a, 1897. The enter.
talnmeDt will be under the auspices Of
the Fourth and Seventh wards com
bin and an excellent program viii
be lendef,u u, consisting OF vocal 81 d
Instrumental music, recltations, ieH .
iugs, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

az have taken Hoods Sarsaparills for
weakness with which l was a sufferer in
the spring, and have found it the best
medicine to create an appetite and build
up the strength that l have ever taken,
and l recommend it highly" j. f..
WARD, Lnbelle, Ohio.
Keeps the Stomach In Order.
al keep Hoods sarsaparilla in the
house oil the time oud regard it as the
best spring medicine can find. 1t has
proved beneficial In keeping my stomach
in order, and since began taking it 1
can cat anything wish" Il. sroSE,
Sherborn, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Wyoming
s,s stations.

,u., .onn.,s ahnv,n1 ob.arva
Weathet tepoI'' 1n'""s ''e0' W.
tons at s Am. today:
s.u r.ahs -Rarametar 90 81,
.,,,ra 90. v,,,tnuu o.. VIM
aas, ~ niles ner hour. rain rs ,nches.
"rt'
o'Iu,y rurpsroms,or % %. ram.
',nra "a: n,,ni,ann, Ia. wInI
po. co. Ran. .,n "a
,uahs. ,,aar
r,,.--.., nn..r,.,.. 90 90. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

In the matter OF a motion to cell at
tsched property Of Wan Chong Lung
~ al. Judge Cherry suslaiuel the
mo / o sy and ordered that keepei'a
lee be 80 "A u~y.
Glen II. Boutwell, ct oil va Mr.. and
Mira. A. q. Matthews; dismissed under
former ruling OF court regarding
Judge" Loohiie's Jurisdiction.
Lottie Il. Miner vs. John N. Young;
dismissed on motion Of attorney fol
plaintiff.
Charles q. Burnham administrator
VS. Elisha Day; this being an squiiy
Q SO 1t was transferred to Judge Hiles't
court.
J. E. Bllllags va Il. II. Parsons OF al;
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March h1p9t f!!
The Get: S; &c: 6 c.. ;a.'a i: Na

The monhs for new life, new energy blood in
and
The months when our need of help from medicine is
greater than at any other time of year.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparilla will do us the
most good because all especially
susceptible to benefit from this medicine.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparilla is taken by
the millions because they have found that it is
the medicine which does them good
The months when you should take Hoods Sarsapa-
rila, because it will purify, vitaze and enrich
your blood and put you in good condition to
resist the facilitating effects of changeabe,
warmer weather. Try it
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motion to set aside order heretofore
made granting 30 dsys' stay, argued
and ovsrtuled.
w. J. Galloway w Alvila Lewis ct
al: dismissed on motion Of q. Ira
Krebs.
A. s. Bower VS. John ID. Trumbo;
Judgment az prayed for rendered.
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Notes and Personals.

The Superior Gold aud silver mi Q :
ing company, which owns four min
lug claims 10 HOmRnsvIlle canyon IN
the Tintic mining district, is quit,
elRted over rich strike made on one
OF their claims Thurslsy. Attn dCp b
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sTocKs AM MARK sts.
Now York s,ocu usrk-t

SEw YORK. March 20--stock market opened
weak, on moderate dealings, decided heavi
ness being apparent In Vanderbilt and Gould
shares, a he iosses were restricted 10 frac.
uonai limits and some recoveries occurred
after the initial sales. sugar marked y, thon
1t waB selected for n bear attack and under
liberal sales dtOpped -. The weakness IN
this stock led to eynpathetic fractional con-
cessious In other industrial ahares.
supporting orders led TO u higher range OF
values, the most pronounced being New Y ork
Central and Western Union Closing irregu-
lar with fractional changes either way,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

The case Of the Consolidated Irriga-
ton Canal vS. the Salt Lake and Ush
Canal company went over Mt noon to-
day until Monday. The case will take
up the whole OF next week before iIs
through with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

tion will be tendeTed ~ Senator and
Mrs. Brown at the Kuutsford hotel
tuesday evening, March %, at $3.50
O'CLOCK. All irlends ard ncquaiutances
oftbe senator and his wife are invited
without further notice"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

"For several years have taken two or
three bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla every
spring for Graduating the humors in the
blood and for building mp the system
generally. My experience with Hoods
Sarsapariila has been very satisfactory"
GEO. FRANK, care OF d. NJ. Ferry u Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
An Interesting Debate.

The debate between the Jefferson
and Hamilton societies last evening
In the Eighteenth ward hall was a
spirited one. Ine question ditcusstd
was, ! Resolved, that education has
m ore 10 90 In producing good AND
great character than Innate tendon-
cies. The affirmative was supported
by Adrian Simmons and Spencer
Squires OF the JEFF rsor, and w. ID.
FDllaud and W. f.. Widing OF tue
Hamilton took the negative. The de-
ate was decided in fsv OF the a.
irmst,ve, 3. w. Stswnrt, ii. A.
Smith, Nephi L. Morrisi n. ID Johns
ton and II. Z. Morris aching rs the
Judges. An opening sodfees was ably
delivered by Misc Aura Rogers. Miss
Cora Pratt sang sweelly, and the
Miesus CIarice Thatcher anu Aura
" gers fenuered plano duet. Spcncei
Squirss'a ADDRESS on the affirmative
size was the special feature Of IN,
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