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The Springfield herald., 1897-05-07
NorIcE Fon rrnLlcATIoN.

Land Onire at Lamar, Colo. April -. 1S7.
Notice II hereby gwen that tic following
named settler has illcd notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof will he made before the Regis
tc' or Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. on June 9Th
lS.1. viz:
ALN.AH A. DENNEi
II. T.. No. 1904 for the Lots 3, l. and :. 4. Z.
y. w. u Section O, Twp 30 =. l,ng 40 W.
lie meg the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
Elmer Alexander, Marion krisc, William II.
Smart and William \. Graham, all OF spring
Held, Colorado.
c. Il. TmoNAS. Register
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
/NIGHTs OF HONOR. The oclebra.

NIGHTS OF HONOR. The celebra-
~ tion of the anniversary Of Excelsior
Lodge was held Friday evening
and large audience were highly enter
tanned by the excellent entertainment fur
nished. The program consisted OF read
ing, Miss Annie Gotf; soprano solo, Miss
Jennie Crowell; ban 10 solo. Mr.. Leyalley !;
reading, Baby Alice Hennessy; cornct
solo. John Smith; international flag drill
by 33 young ladies under direction of Miss
Florence Williams, including solo dances
by the sisters Bidette and Miss khoda
Blake. Much credit Is due Miss Williams
for the manner in which the flag drill was
conducted. At the conclusion of the enter
talnment refreshments were served by
Lodge Caterer Nat Greene
Providence Lodge met In lower journal
hall Thursday evening and Grand Dcta-
tor John Nj. Nye was present and made
one of characteristic speeches. An old
time discussion was held, subject being
1.-The Good of our Order Mr.. Louisa Il.
Seagraye taking the usual stand on this
subject.
Anchor Lodge of Phenix met Thursday
evening. Tho matter of forming "a degree
staff was taken up and the fact that the
grand dictator Is at the head of this de-
parturo Will insure its success.
Harmony Lodge met Friday evening
and transacted considerable business The
sick committee reported Brother W. n.
stamp rs well and Brothers Daniel Very
and Thomas Gale as improving A com
mittee consisting Of Brothers George A.
Dayy. Charles Brightman and William
ID. Wilcox were appo ntei 90 consider the
advisabihty of celeurating the 18th ami
yersary OF the institution of the lodge.
There will be initiatory work ut the next
meeting and all members Of the order ara
cordially invited to lie present.
The state deputy, Henry G. Iittell is
very busy at present about the city and
his work is adding mem bers To the order.
The special deputy, w. II. Barron, has
been working in the vicinity of Westerly
W th some degree of success and as the
order Is being recommended by several
representative men in that district, IL is
more than probable that lodge will 10
formed there i'm few weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
x.yap .. aa..ao x.o,l ha saaati m ar

" NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. There
N was no degree work at the meeting
OF Palestine Lodge Tuesday even
ing, and the social committee Of the lodge
knew that this would be the case early In
the day. so they set about To entertain the
mem bers and whatever visitors that hap
pened 20 be present The social committee
are also aware of the fact that there Is no
set Of men In Rhode Island that enjoys
feed better than the mem bers OF Palos-
tine Lodge, that il, so long rs they can
have it in their own lodge room Tor they
are jovial lot Of fellows, and something
good To eat makes them "more so. - At
any rate the social committee had de-
licious chowder made by y 30 The MEM
bers all sailed In and for couple OF hours
money would not have tempted them TO
leave the hall. Among those other than
the members Of the lodge, that enjoyed.this
festive OCCASION were Past Chancellors h.
A. Simmons. Of Elmwood Lodge, Grand
Inner Guard Adna 4. Howe OF Ivanhoe
Lodge, and Brother q. II. Carpenter OF
Oriental Lodge.
The committee which Is arranging for
an outing for the First Regiment Of the
uniform rank met at the armory OF What
Cheer Company. 81 South Water street,
Monday evening, and decided TO CHOOSE
Palace Garden, (the old Baker farm as
the place. This they reported to the meet
ing OF the regiment that was held last
evening.
At the meeting OF What Cheer Lodge
Monday evening the rank OF esquire was
conferred upon one candidate.
Col. j. ID. Carpenter has issued the FOL e
lowing: 1he annual meeting Of the First
Regiment Of the uniform rank will take
place on the first "Wednesday in June (2d)
at ~ Washington street room 3, at y. III.
Officers Will report in fatigue uniforms.
Captains will notify their ieutenants of
said meeting. 1t is expected that all
officers will take special pains to be pres
ent.
Garfield Lodge and Garfield Company
will both attend divine service on sun
day the 29th inst, at Roger Williams
Chapel at 2 Pin. A cordial invitation is
extended to all members Of the uniform
rank To 60 with the lodge to church.
Companies should report 10 the lodge at
Wanskuck hall at |. 30 o'clock.
The rank Of page was conferred upon
four candidates in Elmwood Lodge We'd
nesday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
Cons OF vETERANs.-Division

Cons OF VETERANS. Division
- orders No. 3 which have been pro
mulgated during the past week, to
the several camps in the state contain the
names OF committeeman 10 arrange for
the annual field day of the division, which
will occur on Tuesday, July 27.
Committee of arrangements: Adjt.
Charles A. Hammond, Past Capt
Charles o. Taber, Capt. Frank NJ. Smith,
Judge Advocate Frederic NJ. Carpenter,
Color Sergt Mac Nlckeon.
Committee on games: Assistant sur
geon Ernest l.. Hackett, Capt. John NJ.
Leonard, Quartermaster AlonZo X. Will
liams All entries for games must be made
TO Ernest l.. Hackett, Banigan building.
The game Of baseball will undou btedly
be the Interesting feature and the club
from the {. + Goruon Camp of Woon-
socket are awaiting challenge from any
club In the division
The division commander is anxious that
all of the members of armed camps that
are not attending the camp meetings reg
ular will endeavor 10 attend their meet
ings and drill, that the division will make
"a good showing on Memorial day and the
Fourth Of July.
Ono of the greatest needs Of camps Is
the personal influence of its members. We
should be peculiarly attached 10 the prin-
ciDles and objects of our order and should
not only attend the meetings, but aid the
organization in other ways. Many mem-
beis who cannot attend camp can by their
influence be of lasting assistance in the
work In this way the old soldiers can
do more TO help US than they imagine.
Our order has grown to manhood and de-
serves recognition from the G.. A. Il. 1T
has been a mistaken idea that tho Sons
OF Veterans wanted financial help from
their fathers. What we do want is To he
recognized by them in our every day
Wp hnvn iZQ xxb
IL power in our land, and we say
10 the veterans, hero IL is, use it. It will
make us stronger and tighten your load.
The many friends Of Past Col. Ned
Alexander, personal aide to commander
in-chief. will be grieved TO learn Of his
recent loss Of his wife VINO, after long
illness died on Saturday last.
Maj, j. f. DeWolf Camp received about
$50 as its share OF the profits uf the enter
tainment recently given for its benefit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
I lED MEN. There was lots Of bust
EK ness in Moshassuck Tribe tuesday,

lED MEN. There was lots Of bust
N ness in Moshassuok Tribe tuesday,
evening for five candidates were
given the warriors degree six applica-
tlons for membership were received and
permission also given one candidate 60 TO
ceive the adoption degree There will he
work in the chiefs degree next Tuesday
evening
Pocasset Tribe had n sort Of birthday
party Monday evening and instead of in
yiting their outside friends thoy enter.
tained Great SGchcm &. j. Dean and suite
and the officers and nom bers of PcttaoOn.
sett and MOshassuck Tribes. Before the
fun began one candidate was given the
hunters degree, and he was allowed To on
Jov the festivities. A good substantial
supper was ono of the attractions of the
evening
one candidate received tine hunters
degree at the meeting of Tahoma Tribe
last evening.
\ full account of the session of the
5rcat Council he'd at Newport Thursday
was given In yeste rday's News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
sAUGHTERs OF LrBERrY.-per

hAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY. Per
severance Council. No. l6 ID. Of L.,
met Tuesday evening After the
meeting the inenbrrs and friends held
whist party. The lady's first Irizc was
won hy Mrs A. T. Horton, the second
1rize hy Miss Mabel Waterman. Tho gen.
,leuan 8 first prize was won by Mr. Ed
win W. Smith and the second by MIR
Walter smith.
There viii be nominations Of officers az
the next meeting aud all memburs should
b. present
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
NAVAL VETERANS. .-Farragut 4
sOclatlOn met toatufday nlEnt, Co
mOdore Groves in command. Re


modore Groves In command. Rear
Admiral b =. Osborn was Iresont and
made some very interesting remarks ms to
the condition Of the Naval Veterans at the
present time
Past Captain William Ii. Place is still
in the sick bay.
Signal Quartormaster Michael McCann
died Wednesday morning the 18th inst.
He was apparently as we'll ns usual when
he left his work Tuesday night He has
been in the employ of the Kendall Manu-
featuring Company for twenty five years
and proved "a faithful man for them. He
had "A good record in the navy.
The Naval Reserves Will be the escort
Of the Naval Veterans on Memorial sun
dav and attend the different places Of
worship morning and evening Of that
day. Orders will be issued soon for the
general observance of Memorial Sunday
hy the shipmatcs.
The grand dog watch did not turn out
financially as we'll ~ expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order 20 facilitate the publication of tho
announcements or Sunday services and Go
Justice 10 all interested in their publication,
THE NEWS, in future VIII print on saturday
afternoon notices reosivcds ebefore q y. m.
the previous evening. Such notices should
be limited to three lines each and FIVE
CENTS LINE Will be charged for every line
over three lines, but no charge will be- maue
for announcements TO the amount Of three
lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22

Successful business depends largely
upon Intelligent buvIn0 and selling. The
News great self Educator Feature will
furnish many useful suggestion 10 the
school boy, business woman or business
man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
srMMrR RESORTS.

THE SUMNER COTTAGE "KFNII..
WORTH. tidy one. six rooms. nicc yard.
hath house and beautiful beach. midway be-
tween Malcolm square and : bins Point. ADJ
dress ". j. Cro~slcy, or apply to a. III. Full
Ter, manager Of hong Distanc. oihcc. barl-
gan building. mslSt
COTTAGE C1TY-To rcn for season. fsr-
nj shed cottage. ten rooms, ON Highlands: fen'
reasonable. Address Maria Green Cnitage
city, Mass nia-ut
SUMNER COTTAGE-Eight rooms and hath
room. furnished. at River View. on Marwick
Railroad. Apply TO &. a. Cady. si5 N".rnin'
stcr street. mN ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
ACCA BEES Providence Tent held
a regular review Thursday even
ing. One candidate was initiated

rACCABEEs- Providence Tent held
| regular review Thursday even
ing. One candidate was initiated
and two elected To membership. Consid-
cradle business Of importance was trans
acted. Among other things was to hold
an open meeting the first meeting in
ovcrv second month, the first TO be held
the first meeting in the month Of Juno.
n committee was appointed to confer
with the other tents regarding the celc-
brption OF the anniversary of the order
The record keeper reported the death Of
Sir knight Henry A. Burlington and II
committee WAS appointed to draw up 70
set Of resolutions. The record keeuer also
reported that Inc had re eived chock for
SW IN favor of Sir Knight l.. H. SanboIn.
who belongs to tho sick aud funeral
benefit department of the order A NUM-
bcr of sir knights from tho other tcnts in
the CITY and state were present. Among
them was Sir Knight Commander George
= Apply, who made some very interest.
ing remarks Sir Knight = ID c.. =
III. Mchlaster wns present and from some
remarks made by him 10 would seem that
the knights of the Maccahecs were lust
becoming known in the State of Rhode
Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
WANTED-AGEETS.

WANTED-Aeents 70 sell the celebrated
Witch Hazel Toilet Cream; liberal commits.
sion. Apply 40! Neyhosset street. m2l-6t
AGENTS wanted for the United States
and Canaca 10 sell our goods; hg money
easily made; send for our large lls.page cat
alogue. Duschnes & Co, 30 East lsth strs ct.
New York. m2l-6t
AGENTS wantet 10 sell oar gall cure;
sure cure for all harness and saddle sores.
while working the horse; liberal induce
inenis Electric Cure Co., 2I9 Greenwich
streHt. New York, m2i6 81
NAN lri)--Men and women, young and old,
20 work for us in their own homes in spare
time, day or evening; we pay $40 20 sl5 per
week; no ctnvassing; any child c1in do the
work; send address today; we send work at
once. II. A Grip, Dept. 2Sl, Tyrone, PA.
BOYS BOYSi BOYslil-You can make
money ana get Bicycle for nothing. The
News wants 200 boys i'm Providence and vi
cnity who want to earn 81 or So week by
working few hours Every afternoon The
work VIII be easy and right in your home
neighborhood. Boys who reside with their
parents or guardians preferred. Call at once
and receive full explanation. Circulation
Department, Providence News, Weybosset
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22

Sceptics Turn Belicvers aud are
Cured. When | rcad that DR. Agnow :
Catarrhal Powder could relieve Catarrh
in 10 minutes | was far from reing con-
vinced. tried tia single pun through
the blower Afforded instant r lief. stopped
palm over the eyes and clranstd tho nasal
Passages. To-Day Y am FREQ from cutarrh ~
B l. Egan's (Easton. Pa. } experience
has been that OF thousands n utLers md
may be yours. Sold by r. l. Luthrop. -
Westminster; Blanding a Banding. - nud
- Wtybossct George l.. Clafiin a Co..
63 to ~ south Main street: Hall a. Lyon.
The News Self Educator Feature l.
n valuable helper To all Young and old
are reapng tho benefits thcrefroin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
BUSINESS CHA YcEs.

STORE TO LET--Large store, corner Ship
and Eddy; or will be divided TO suit ten
ants. Apply G. IL. Rowland The News Office.
T-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
ROOMS 10 LET.
wAN1ED- MISCELLANEOUS.
res sALE-.fsCEL, ,NEOCs.

WANTED Bicycle in exchange n hous.
lot. Il. q. box 1884 mls-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22

BY ISAAC l.. GOFF, City Auctioneer,
Weybosset Cor. Dorranoe Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22

sHEaHESD UPS FOR sALF-Litier OF
full -blooded Scotch Collie shepherd female
pups: udsomc; price So each. Baker,
North Grove street. m2l-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22

Park Street, Ernest Wesley, pastor free
seats)-l0:45. Mr.. Bhoem Roy OF India will
speak: l2:l5, s. 3. 73O. Woman's Missionary
Society service; all welcome.
Elmwood Avenue-Preaching l0:l5. with
sermon by the pastor, Rev :. A. Blaisdel: :
s. $, l2:15; J. E., $3.50; G. f., $3.50; general
service, 80.
Roger williams, corner Westminster and
Knight streets-lO:i5, service and sci non by
the pastor. Rev. c. f. Cate: l2:l5, s. =. 4, j.
C. E.; 30, G. T.. 4: 30, lecture, Calvary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22

~pECIACLE> AND LlGGJASsE,
HosmCr, corner Westminster and fran<lln
sttocts. moro 2 an understands fitting spec'a.
clcs AMI cycgiasses prices onc-hau what othcrs
charge Open every evening. nly n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
fOR sALE-REAL ESTA TIE.

DON'T FORGET that you can go 10 lovely
Lincoln and jefferson Parks Sundays Call
at our o'fice at y. m. sharp. Lots so to $50
each; 81 down. Free tickets.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO,
m2l-5t Weybosset corner Dorrance st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22

FREE TICKETS TO JEFFtRSON PARK
Lots SO; 81 down. Call at our Office at III
"A. m. and y. m. week days; 3 y. sharp
sundays. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.,
m2l-5t Weybosset, corner Dorrance St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-05
W. c. r. Z. BITTERNESS.
suire Betueeu the OrEantr.ttsa ana Church
Authorities In Atlanta

ATLANTA. Ga. July 4-Tbere is strife between
the local w. {. 7. L. and the pastor and stew
ards Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. the
most fashionable place Of worship in Atlanta.
The ". {. T. L. for ten years has held sessions
in the basement Of the church ostensiby fur
the-ing the cause OF temperance. until II was
discovered that they were. as they expressed II
through Mrs. N. L NcLendon, their President
" furtbering woman suffrage because voting
women could bring Temperance quicker than
talking women"
The stewards, urged by Parson J. p. Roberta
forbade the ladies the use Of the basement, and
the latter rejoined in such a wsy as to cali forth
an angry reply from Dr. Roberts. in which he
said that the title wv. c. 7. L" was simply q
clack for political purposes. and THAI as be els
approved OF female suffrage. together with Ills
congregation. ne had taken steps TO stop the
meetings Of a body which was fast merging into
a political organization.
Mrs. McLsndon. answering him said the Oh
lection 70 their meeting was purely sectarian
and caused by bitterness. She said that in her
opinion Dr.. Warren Gambler. President Of
Emory College and the most prominent Method
ist educator in the South was behind the more
ment- a. he had withdrawn his wife from the
organization with the words that he would
rather see Il saloon on every corner and a house
o. fl-fsme in between them than 10 See women
have the right 20 vote"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-05
NO Triple FOE NFlEn.
ProhIbs Rake the beard OF Health rsv PRIV
scrisins TEDDY for sicG Chnaren-

There WAS only d Small BtfendRnce a. the
meetings ii Prohibition Park Staten Island. yes
teraHT il connection with the Prohibition party
conference which Opened IL thai place or Fri
dHy evening Dr. A Z. Leonard. Secretary Of
pa Church. preached il the morning. 81 the
afternoon meeting ~ !. H. Kellogg oo1-
3uc1ed a question t,1E" OF rne relation Of physi-
Ca health Ia morals. Among the questions an-
sEe-ed by D-. Kellogg was this:
rs the Buard u Health Of New York CITY
right IN recommending mothers 70 give chill
6ren d little wnisEey il wafer OF milk"
Dr. Kellogg sang the Boards O. Health IN
3ttfe- States condemn the use Of alcoholic liquors
in THIS way. Il was The f-Ft Instance he had
ever heard Of a Board of Health ad visinE the
7D6lScriutnH-e administering Of drugs 70 chill.
oreIA He sand thai ]: enough WhisEey WAS
put into ihe vaIE- and InllE 70 XII EIv germs
which might te II them. then there nliEhI ne
lie whlsEcy unIT served 20 euIiveL the germs.
BE sac thai lemon Juice would re more efec-
t-ye a. 3 germ destroyed
In rCDly TO the questions. w hal II 3 utSri-
10Y Jamaica Cince-g Irr. elioEr declared rhH.
neither brandy nor Jamaica ginger wRs neres-
sH-y. and consequently 10 supstIrufs was Iitrt.s-
SAY. The poTuIR- opinion thai brandy SINH
ihIoc tht action o: the hes-L It-. Kellogg DE-
cIG-ed 70 ~ q mistake Many y..upie believed
summer complaints. but III. Kellogg sand II
was OF no value. and hence M ~.ubsTnuis was
nte1e1 t- j. The aitroeTt known H. summer
complaint was caused hy germs. GnG the test
quickest apC nosI effective way 10 get rid Of
the germs
To-dar there viii ne Il convention Of the
American Medical Temperance Association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-05
HErLER's FAuURE IN 7HE EAST
He Is Expected to Return 10 Havana from His
BsoIIess 3ourney.

HAvASA via Key West July +-Gen Weyler
IS expected in Havana at any time Rven The
most hopeful Spanihrds here recognize the
falure OF his Campaign in Santiago &c Cuba
province.
An English nurse, belonging to The Ped Cross
Society. who came from Liverpool TO assist II
the hospitals OF the SpaniArds AND Cuaans alike.
has had a disAgreeAhle experience with the
Spanish authorities. she has been permitted
only 10 attend 10 the Spanish SICK in the hos
piials Of Havana, and abe has boea roughly
treated
Al Monies de Caviar. in MstAnrhs province.
she column o. Gen Molina raiiei q Cuban
hospital. killing fourteen wounded Cuban
soldiers. FIVE women and Two children One
prisoner, whom They were t9EinS To MstAnzas,
begged the men 10 kill him. as one Of the CubAas
ass~assinaied was his son and one Of the women
his wife. and be did not desire 10 1--we after viii
messing iheiT fate. Re was shot before arriving
at LlmOnAr. His name was Juan Gk-Cla
Alfonso.
The war around Havana is still fercely raging.
Al PEso Pihon the battalion o. LeAliAG had a
hard engagement with the c bauS under Col.
hands OF the insurgents four mules .oa1eG with
ammunition.
Al Serpenton. in the same province, the hat
TALON of EspshA suffered another heavy defeat
Juan LAWN. a Cuban prisoner al The fortress
OF La CahAhA, died Yesterday from poison hd-
sentenced 10 be shot but q Spanish on Ger
thought that he would suffer more = he took
poison" LAWN drank the poison, knowing what
II Was, with admirable courage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-05
rroRrors lrD rrDn1ToRran



sArr Laxr CrrE. ynly A-Frum 1000 %
5000 Christian Endsarorrs we're IN this city
to-day. Special services were held N the
churches. but the great fenture wns the meet
fnEs held in the great Mormon Tabernacle in
the Afternoon and evening.
The MUr1non rriestbooa ordered that the usual
services be abandoned and that the building Dc
given over entirely 70 the use Of the Christian
EndearorerR- ana the services were conducted
by nembers Of the Enaearor Assocsanon eKcn-
Eireiy.
Al the afternoon meeting 1900 people were
present. the building being packed to its utmost
cnpAcity. and thousands were unable 70 gel In
at all OF those who gained admirtaDoe there
were Endearor representatives frup thirty
States
These conErexatcd at n given place in the cts'
and. forming into line. marched through be
principal streets. singing Christian EEocaFoF
hymns until the Tabernacle was r'hched
most profasely with hAst- &c, aYP-opraAie 10
the anniversary % The nations birthday.
Committees. presided me Rev. d.. Hall Of A:
bAny, Y, l., read from the Scriytures- and
pTsytr was offered By Dr. Meade. President Of
The Rev, B. r, CLAY Of the Christian Church Q:
this city made the address OF Welcome; hisaop
foroe. O., SPOKE Oh The subject Of Christian
patriotism. Dr. PentecoE, also chose Chris
Ian Patriotism jur hlt hAp.tEl-
Dr. Clarke, the National Fresloeni on Ls
ence standing and waving handkerchief
He spoke for twenty minutes on We
auspic1out nature OF the meeting, what
il meant and the good results which would how
from IL and from the National Convention II
San Francisco which they were on their way TO
attend.
L. the evening the meeting in the Tabernacle
was in the nature OF q service OF song N
which the full Mormon choir OF u thousand
voices took part The great organ was played
hy Prof. Stevens, who ofbc4a.es ~ the usual
Mormon services
Overflow meetings were beid in several OF the
theatres. and the clty to-day was prac1cany
given over 10 the VISITORS. some OF whom Jeft, 10Y
San Francisco tonight. The main body Will 20
tomorrow after visiting the many places OF his
toric interest Ii the Mormon capital