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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
Judge POHers's Lecture.

More than four hundred persons
gathered in the Second ward meeting
house last night and listened to Judge
Powers relate in pleasing and elo-
quent manner the virtues anu super
stitions OF the old fashioned woman.
When he described the pest room, the
husRing bees, the quilting parties, and
the spelling matcues OF former days,
smiles OF recognition beamed In the
faces OF many OF the Older persons In
the audience. The parallel between
the old pumpkin pies with the modern
sham squash pies was most heartily
applauded.
Junius Mcdonald surprised the au-
dience by his pleasing appearance In
the Scottish costume aud the accuracy
with which he tripped the Highland
fling to the music OF the bagpipes so
well handled by w. q. Dunbar.
The people are aDxionsly waiting for
the next lecture, which will occur on
February 9th, by Prof. Evan Stephens.
a humber OF Uiah'a best singers are
expected TO appear on that occasion
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Necessary to a choice. 80.
THE ELLIS CONCENTRATOR co.


Articles OF Incorporation of the Ell.
lis Concentrator company were filed
with the county clerk today. The
object OF the Incorporation is to carry
on the manufacturing, building and
erecting, etc., OF concentrations and
concentrating plants. The capital
stock Of the company is fixed at $780,.
coo, divided into so, 900 shares OF the
par value OF 81 each.
The headquarters of the company
Will be at Salt Lake City. The names
of the iucorpnrstors are Henry Rlves
Ellis, San Francisco; w. q. Lamb,
w. s. Mccormick, Jeremiah 5chenck,
A. q. Ellis Jr., all OF Salt Lake City,
and w. V. Rios and David Keith OF
Park CITY.
w. V. Rice is president, Jeremiah
schenck vice'president. w. g. Lamb
secretary, and the banking house OF
Mccormick and company treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

OAKLAND. GAL, Jan. ga young
man known to the employees alb tut the
oakland trotting park as Antonio
Maria Msceo, and 10 said TO be o
nephew OF the late Cuban General
Antonio Macao, has disappeared from
his haunts and Ia supposed to b9 on his
way TO Cuba to Join the in 'uFgents.
A dispatch from the East announced
that the Cuban juuta bnd learned OF
the whereabouts OF the young Cuban
ard bsd telegrapheu him to come TO
New York. 1t Is said that y ung
Maceo IL on his way not to New York
but to New Orleans where he intends
raising volunteers to aid him In avene :
ing the assassination OF his illusiriuus
uncle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

WAsHINoroN, Jan. 23.--In addition
to resu miug tne hearing ON the Loud
second class mall bill, the Senate
passed. 6 number OF bills including the
following:
To refund to Ames and DERRICK,
San Francisco, drawbacks on grain
bags exported IN 1882; apprUpriating
SIS, 900 tor H. Eiscat, ..ao was kiiieu
by mob violence at Walsenburg,
Cole, March, 1895, and life saving
medal to Daniel Il. Lynn of Port
Huron, Mion.
Morgan, Ala, presented resolu.
ton requesting the President to trans
nit all correspondence relating to the
Nicaragua canal since 1887, between
the United States and any minister OF
representative OF Nicaragua. The
resolution was adopted.
The Senate aiso passed the bill re-
classifying the salaries OF railway pos
tai clerks in classes from one to ten,
aud making the pay iroDa $500 to
81 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
BACK TO PRIVATE LIrH.
Preparing 10 neceIv" the Cleveland
Family ia Frincsson.

Preparing 10 neceIv" the Cleveland
Family ia Priuceson.
NEW York, Jan. 2S-Princeton IL
alresuy making preparations 10 receive
the President and Mrs. Cleveland
when they begin housekeeping in that
town. It's underst God the Cievelani
family will arrive on March @ or Z.
Three receptions Will be given to In.
trOduce the Clevelands to Princeton.
Tue fret viii be by the faculty OF
the college and will be held at Pfesi.
dent Patton's mouse. The eeconu Will
be for the purpose OF introducing them
to Princeton anu Mercer county
society. The third social function
given in honor OF the Preaid ent viii
have political aspect as well. This
Will be a general reception to MIR.
Cleveland at tue Democratic league
club rooms by the Democrats o.
Princetop.
The retIring President, soon after
his arrival, will give a reception TO al
the people OF Princeton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
MORTGAGE TAXES.
An Opinion From the Attorney Gene
raj Submitted Today.

The attorney general sent the follow.
Ing opinion to James A. Melville,
County Attorney Of Willard county
today:
Dear Slr-Answering your favor OF
January 10th, in which you say that
mortgages TO the amount OF Sll9, 100000
were assessed in your county for the year
1896, l take 1t from what you say that
the taxes thereon have not been col
lected, for the reason stated in your
communication. You also say that the
State as your county charged with the
amount OF taxes due upon these mort
cages, and ask To be advised what course
should be pursued in order to get credit
from the State for that amount Of such
taxes,
Replying thereto, beg to say that the
legislative body Is tho only body pos
hessing the power to authorize the state
auditor to credit the amount OF taxes TO
your county.
have The honor TO be,
4. T.. BISHOP,
Attorney General.
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roHEcLOsUsH SUIT.
den. Cawan of Omaha Appears or :s-
hnII of tho Guvernment.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. gu. s. Circuit
Judge Sanborn has Issued an order
authorizing foreclosure suit against
the receivers OF the U MON Pacific road.
The government representative who
appeared before Judge SanboTn 10 Gen.
J. q. C0wRn OF Omaha.
General Cownn kept his mission q
secret but quietly intimsied TO Judge
Sanborn during the course OF the day
that he might probably desire an audi
spce before The night ended. At a
late hour last night Cowan appeared
al the hotel aud WINS Immediately al
mit.ed to the judges room, where Il
proceeding In chamhers was duly be-
gun with the usual rmahsies.
The attorney for the government
vna provided with q voluminous dOcu'
meut which was produced anu proved
10 be bill praying that the lien OF
Inc United States on the Uaion divi-
sion of the Union Pacific railroad he
foreclosed. II 10 the practice OF the
United states courts In proceedings
against properties in tue hands OF re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
Utah Poultry Association.

The Utah Poultry association met
last night and elected the following Of
iicers for the ensuing year: President,
b. II. Hollingswofth, Salt Lake; first
president, w. J. Doyle, 0gde3;
second vice.president, c. J. Trump,
Salt Lake; secretary aud treasurer, g.
II. Howe, Salt Lake; assistant secre.
tary, w. u. Margetts, Salt LSke; exc.
cutive committee, s. .. Day. @. s.
Rigby and John w. Bird. There will
bs another meeting on February for
the purpose of hearing the report OF the
Ulcers concerning The show that has
Just closed In this city. The affair has
been an unqualified success, but 1t viii
take some time for the Uflic to Give
correct report OF II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

ceivets net 10 permit su u to be HE'D
against them without permission has
hTst been obtained from the judy q lin
whose ciicuit the properly is located.
Accordingly General Cnwan asked for
an order Of court for leave TO sue the
receivers, who were appointed IT the
Instance OF iiIst mortgage bonuh oilers
anu who are now IN possession vi the
property.
rhe court granted an order eivjng
the United States porm,ssion to sue
the teceivets upon condition that the
& 'vefnment appear In the suit brought
ny Dexter ami Otber5, trustees for tue
hrst mortgage bDndh1lders OF the
Union Pacific railway company the
United s ates aud others.
General CUwan entered an appear.
ano tot the government IN the Dexter
suit ana aked leave to answer on or
before tue rule day OF the court H.
March.
The permission was granted, the
necessary orders werr Immediately
made and IN ssenger was at once dis.
patched to Omaha, NuD., whore the
orders and the bill for foreclosure Will
b. tileg.
Tn Union division OF the Union
Pacific railway ON which the govern.
ment seeks to ioreclOse its sec mi mart
gage extends from Council Bluff 4,
Iowa, to Ogden Utah, and embraces
l,OA3 miles out o. q total mileage oper-
St.d by the company OF 933 miles.
Receivers Tor til entire property
were appointed In October, 1893 Tue
receivars are Is, IL. Ii, CLARK, Oliver
w. Mink, IL. Elety Anderson, John
w. Deaue anu Frederick II. COudert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-The woman
who registered at the Palmer House
as Mrs. A. d. Hoieman. of Omaha,
bat whose real name appears to be
MTe. John M. Gordon, died last nj ght
under circumstances that point to
either malpractice or self destruction .
She registered at the hotel yesterday
and Immediately sent for physician.
She, however, refused to permit an
examination to be made to locate the
trouble and steadily grew woree. She
died this morning. A postmortem ex-
animation was made this afternoon.
A letter was found in the woman's
satchei from John Gordon, Port
Angelica, WASH, addressed to Julia f.
Gordon, whica indicated he was her
husband. She was about forty years
OF age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
RAWLINS GAINS TWO
Thatcher and Henderson Each Lose
Ono.
SEVERAL BALLOTS TAKEN TODAY.
On the frat ballot for U. 8. Senator
today, the result WAS as follows:

On the frat ballot for U. s. Senator
today, the result WAS as follows:
For Rswilns Senators: Game,
Chambegs, Evans, johnson, Smoot,
total, 8. Representatives.: Calls, 8.
n. Cook, Lsmmon, Lund, RDmney,
shepard, a. z. Sorenson, Stewart,
Wilson; total, 8; grand total, II.
For Hsnderson-Senato Alfred,
Hamer, Shurtlifi, Wright, total, 4.
REPRESENTATIVES: Anderson, BenDiop,
Dufiin, Greenwood, Hardy, Hopkin,
Kenner, Kimbsll, MaxfieId, Mckay,
O'Brieb, ovesoD, Parry, Taylor, Per-
kine; total, 10; grand total, 10.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harbour,
MoDson, Nebeker, Riueout, Robson,
Whitaker, A. Nebeker; total, Z. Rep
resentatives: d. s. Cook, Greer, Dot
son, Dresser, Forshee, Gibson, La
Barthe, Murdoch, Price, Ray, Roy
lance, sloan, n. q. Borensen, Thomp-
son, Thoreson, Wheeler; total, 16;
grand total, 28.
For q. w. Bennett-Senatou: None.
Representatives: Hansen. o. G. KIM
bail, Roblns0D; total, o.
For Lawrence Representative
MaDgan.
For Nebeker = Senator Snow and
Representative Martin.
For Powers-SenatorC Cannon.
SO Tar as the three leading candi-
dates were concerned, the first ballot
was the same as ysslerday's
except that A. Z. Sorensen left Hem
derson and went to Rawlins and A.
V. Martin left Thatcher anu went to
Nebeker.
The three Republican members
voted for O. w. Bennett, making the
following totals:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
Home Missionaries.

The regular monthly meeting of thu
home missionaries OF the Salt Lake
stake OF Zion win convene IN tho
Fourteenth ward hall. Salt Lake City,
on Wednesday, January 9Th, st 1880
pm. Any OF the brethren being nnsbie
to attend the meeting. they will please
SEQ that the report OF their LAHORE for
tho month past is sent In In writing.
JAstEs ID. STIRLING,
Geek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
The Pioneer Jubilee.

Another meeting OF the Pioneer
Jubilee commission will be held this
evening at the residence OF Chairman
Clawson in the Bee Hive house.
Members OF the commission called on
the First Presidency yesterday and
outlined the plans anu purposes OF the
commission. The Presidency eX.
pressed themselves in sympathy with
the movement and their willingness
to support the c5mmission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

friendly terms does not apply to tho
Cuban insurgents, they not being q
people within the meaning OF the Law.
The attorney general takes Wow
directly in opposition to that an
Dounced by Judge Locke and in order
that the matter msy be brought 10
epeedy determination has applied to
the Unltedk States Supreme court for
writ OF certioraii Oh U.S.S. court OF np-
poala at New OrieanP, directing tho
case TO DO OF once certified to tho L. 3.
Supremo Oourl for tr!al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

VINEYARDHAvEa, Mas, Jan. "a
Captein Hay mur and crew OF the Gay.
Head life saving station anu Captain
Cook, wreoking master this port, left
here at daybreak TO 70 to the relief OF
the bark Isaao Jackson OF Pirtland,
Maine. She was reported ashore on
Patque leland late last night. The
United States revenue cutter Dallas
also started for the scene. The bark
went out in thick snow squsll anu
grounded hard on that part OF the
island known as "Grsveyard," one Of
the most trescherous spots along the
coast.
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NeupssAfy 10 ohoice, 81,

Necessary to choice, 80.
On the second ballot Martin went
back to Thatcher, which was the only
change.
On the fourth ballot Murdoch left
Thatcher aod went to Rswlins, which
was the only change. This ballot gave
Rswlins 10, Henderson 10 and
Thatcher 90. Rswlins mad gained to-
day two votes, one each from
Thatcher and Henderson.
4 After the fourth ballot the Joint SEES.
sion took q recess until $50 O'Clock.
The Joint session met AT 2:30, but az
soon as the roll had been called mem.
Der moved to dissolve. On rising
vote the motion carried, SO to 90. No
ballot for Senator was taken, aud the
toials to-day stands as iollowt:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

Receiver Clarke Of the a. T.. Says Be
tGnews But Little About IA.

Receiver Clarke Of the a. T.. Says Be
iSnew~ but Little About "a.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga special to the
Tribune from Omaha ssys: The an
nouncement OF the plan OF settlement
Of the great Union Pacific system
created a sensation in Omaha. Much
speculation 10 INDUCED IN but officers
OF the company are not inclined to
talk. Pre8ident and manager Re.
ceiver Is. II. III. Clarke of the Union
Pacl fic saiu. There is absolutely no.
thing In Union Pacific affairs that has
not been published. / nave noticed
Ia the press dispatches from New
York that Mr.. Sage and Mr.. Gould
and the Union ana the United States
Trust companies were opposed to ell
initiating the government interests in
the Union Pacific bat that is all that
know OF 1t. know nothering per.
sopaiIy OF the matter and have no
private advice regarding the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

New YORK, Jan. 2s-rhe British
brig 81, clric Light, which sailed from
Btapleton last ruesiay with 4 mu-
tinous crew for Rio GTande de Sui.
was compelled to anchor oil Sandy
Hook bay until yesterday, when she
shipped nor new crew.
While being t0we1 down tho bay
there was some lively scenes on board
the Electric Light. 1t is alleged the
captain anu Ollie, rs displayed revoiveIs
aud threatened 10 shoOt the sailors II
they attempted muliny. The negro
sailors dehsd the officers. Captain
Edwards finally decided 10 anchor and
ship new crew.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 23.-
The SOU Inbound passenger train from
Cincinnati on the Southern Railway
was wrecked this morning near Lemo,
seven miles north Of Oakdsle, Ten
eessee. 1t was running at high speed
when rock which had fallen from a
cllH was run over. The engine left the
track and crashed down the embank-
mon. The mail car was demolished
and the express and mail cur badly
damaged. Engineer Fowler aad Fire.
man Clark are reported dangerously
hurt; several passengers were slightly
Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 90 The old men
who crossed the Plains to the Pacific
coast IN the days OF the gold fever Of
'49. gathered at the fremont HOuse
this morning to celebrate with story
telling aud feastiug the discovery Of
gold in California.
Each member OF the association YVES
met by President Addison Ballsrl,
who pinnsd TO his coat large yellow
badge with California bear anu mum.
bers $40" conspicuousiy displayed
thereon. The menu wac elaborate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
rlght Milh YnauI Indlnns.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Jan. 23.-At
Rosales, west Of here, 10 the heart Of
the Sierra Maire range, u large force
OF rural guards yesterday had a battle
with band Of Yaqul indians who
had started out OF tDoir winter raids
of pillage anu murder against the
farmers anu miners OF that section.
The InUians al already murdered
all the members OF two families and
were about To make raid and an
attempt TO sack the village OF Rosales,
when the force OF rural guards or state
troops arrived at the place in response
10 a m essago and made the attack on
the Indians. The fight WAS a desper-
ate one and resulted In twelve Indians
and five soldiers being killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
THE THREE FRIENDS.
Attorney General Hnrmon hoes Not
ss. Min Judge locke.

Attorney General snrmOn hoes Not
re. Win Judge locke.
WASHINGTON. Ian. 23.-Since the
decision OF Judge Locke some days
ago at Jacksonville, Fla, In the case
OF the supposed fillbuster Three
Friends, Attorney General Harmon
has given the question raised by the de.
tense careful consideration and has
reached the conclusion that tie decis.
ion IL not good law.
The idecision was 10 the effect that
the law prohibiting the Quitting aud
departure from the UGited OF ar mel
expeditions to aid people in n con test
against q lawful authority or nation
with which the United States Is or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 -Fremont Olier,
editor OF toe San francisco bulletin,
10 Mt the Au iitorium.
vi nm nm MY way to Ese Major Nc.
kinney" said MIR. OlIer. az received
telegram from him telling me to
meet MIN in Canton. | am .goi0g TO
see the Prosidsn .elect o. behalf OF
the freD1s OF Judge james A, Way
mite 0! California, VINO IL 8 caEui.
Gate for cabinet posltloD."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. ga meeting OF
the directors of the First National
bank, OF which Lyman j. Gage Is
president, was hello today TO consider
whether tho business OF the institution
would permit OF Cages withdrawal to
accept the treasury portfolio In PIesi-
dent-elect Mex inley's cabinet, shouiu
the place be- tered him. some OPP.
posit,on to Cages acceptance devel-
oped, but 1t was finally decided to
leave the matter entirely to Gage.
Gage said he had not yet decided upon
n courae, but wsuld do eotodsy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

The only notable event at the the aters
during the psst week was the appear
ance Of the Carl Rosa company al the
Garrick with moderate success.
The announcement IL made tina!
Forbes Robertson will shortly appear
Ia new five act play written by new
dIamatist having Tor Its object Eng
lanu's greatest hero, Lord Nelson.
Mrs. Patrick Cambell VIII assume the
part Of Lady Hamilton. The an.
nounoement hns awakeued the greatest
interest IN dramatic circles.
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COON opINIoN OF GAGE.
Has much gxperience ind is Ccoi,
Collected and Courteous.


Collected and Courteous.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-When in
formed of tho report that Lyman j.
Gage of Chicago might be- offered the
treasury portfolio Of President Nc
Kinley's cabinet Il. Z. Pullen vice
president Of the Bask OF the Republic
saiC:
"No better choice could be made.
Mr.. Gage has the reputation OF being
one of the leading fnsnciers OF the
United States. He has been eminent.
ly successful. He has had vast ex-
perience in monetary affairs, he Is at
all times cool, collected, reticent and
withal courteous"
Thomas l.. James, president of the
Lincoln National bank, SAID: "rhe
appointment OF Lyman J. Gage OF
Chicago to be secretary OF the treasury
would be an ideal one-as good es
could be made.''
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OF HE men had been killed the sutvI.
vofs surrtniered. The insurgents
sent the prisoners ashore and then
iooied the vessel, securing u great
quantity Of ammunition, many cut.
hsses and pistols and "a few rifles. Two
quick firing cannon were also removed.
Tne Insurgents then fired the boat,
which was soOn burned 10 the waters
elps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
IN PAPER CLOTHES.

A student in chemistry named
Outlay started last week from Paris 10
travel around the world IN three years,
walking wherever possible. His oo-
jecI ia tic provo the weather resisting
qualities Of pnper, ne having under.
taken 10 wear no other euits than those
made OF that msterlsl.
A crowd gathered outside the news
paper office from whIch Outlay set
ou. lie goes first to Havre and from
there to A merica.
Tho approaching wedding Ia an.
,nounoed At Nc5 OF the mother OF the
princess De Chimay, who has already
been twice married.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

TIDEwATER, Va, Jan. ?3.-Presl.
dent y evslsuu arrive her eatly this
morning on the lighthouse steamer
Maple, accompanied by party, and
put out Tor Buck shore shortly after
Jay light, ami will spend the morning
in "blInus." ca,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

HALIFAX, n. s., Jan. 23.-The
American schooner Laura Mack was
discovered ashore at Little Harbor,
nsar Shelbourne this morning. Sh G
had a cargo OF frozen herring. No
tidinge OF the crew.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

ST. LOUIS. No., Jan. 23.-Generai
John d. Stevenson, lawyer, aged 70,
lie dead, after protraclsd illnesss. He
served with distinction In the Mexican
aud civil ware.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

DENVER, Jan. 23.-The registered
mail package containing SO, 800, whose
theft was announced here yesterday,
was consigned by Cheyenne firm 10
Chicago, AMI not enroute from San
Francisco to Denver US reported yesleT-
Jay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

LYONS, lowe, Jsu. 23.-The minis
terial trial OF Rev. IL. A. Morley, ex-
president OF the Northern Illinois
college has ended. Morley was fouud
guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

WAsHINaToN, Jan. 23.-The first
iolnt ballot to-day Tor United States
senator resulted: Benny. %; Turner,
"a; Squire, q; Cline, 50; Daniels, 0;
Winsor, Z; scattering, s; absent, 8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23

CANTON, Quo, Jan. 2S.-Miss Helen
McKiniey, tho President-elect's eldest
sieier, fell on the walk near the Nc
hinley home about noon. The bone
In her rig hit wrist was broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-23
Wonan's Press Club.

The Utah womsn's Press club will
hold It's regular monthly meeting At
Tie office OF the wowah's Exponout
ON Saturday, January 30, at 1880 p.m.
The following program will be given:
Sentiments from GAVIN Arnold.
Paper. kRto tiold. .by Or; fratt
topic, Cuban Wr......-.,.;. go, MIs; mar er
POem...... .....-..-...., ..,Mrs. lsyclh u. AlueF
Question. Mrs. Hyde
All members are urged to be prst-
ent.