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Evening star., 1897-06-03
Housefurnishing Dent.

Clothes Horse. Reduced from s5c. to Csc.
Large Wire Door Mat. Reduced from So rs
to 1.25.
3 Caildrens Table Trays damaged. Reduced
from Soc TO l5c each.
Infants Bath, damaged Reduced from 81 90
TO 5Oc.
Tin Dish Pans. slightly damaged Reduced
from 2oc. to 10c. each.
2 Nursery Hampers. soiled. Reduced from 81 90
to 55c each.
Heavy TIN Tea Kettles, copper bottoms. Re-
duced from 81 90 20 Soc. each.
Infants Baskets, slightly damaged. Reduced
from $i.2S to T5c. eacn.
Copper Lemonade Shakers. Reduced from Tic
TO 25c. each.
Soda Water Tunibler Holders In nickel plated.
Reduced from Sl.00 TO Soc. each.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
China Department.

! Carlsbad China Dinner Set, several pieces miss
Ing Reduced from 5000 to $lAOO.
Plain White Slop Jars, slightly damaged Re-
duced from $500 to 81 % each
White and Gold French Chiml Covered Veg
etable Dishes. Reduced from So Is 10 S2 q each
German Bonn Ice Cream Trays. Reduced
from Toe. 10 soc. each.
to Soc. each.
English China Chocolate Set. 2 cups slightly
damaged Reduced from $500 to $500.
large Decorated Carlsbad China Water Pitchers
Reduced from 81 90 to Soc. each -.
dozen Decorated English China Breakfast
Plates. Reduced from $l.7o to $l.0O doz.
9th floor.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Suit Department.

8 fine Navy and Black Serge Eton Suits. Sizes
IS, 10 and a. silk lined throughout. Reduced
from S2l 90 to 5000 each.
Black Grenadine Skirts. with colored lining.
Reduced from $4.2S to 500 each.
Plum BroaGcloth Suits. brnid trimmed Jacket
and skirt. Sizes 50 and &c. Reduced from 90
TO $6. IS each
I Black BriIiiantine Suit, silk lined Jacket and
plain full skirt Size 3S. Reduced from $21.0O To
31G.OO.
Brown Corduroy Wheel Skirts. Reduced from
$500 to 81. 80 each.
Fine All-wooi Bicycle Suits. Sizes "a and SS.
Reduced from SIS 90 and $3.50 to $500 each.
5 Fine White English Pique Blazer Suits Sizes
e., "a and a. Reduced from $1,000 and $3.50
to 800 each.
20 striped Lawn Wrappers. Size g. Reduced
from 81 so Soc. each.
RI
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Infants Department.

Boys Lawn Dresses. pink and blue stripes,
box plaited fr nts. trimmed with pearl buttons.
Reduced from 81 Is TO 81 90 each.
2 Chiidren's rique Coats blue and pink deep
RSduced from IS. rs to sa5o each.
Children.s Linen Refers. deep sailor collar
trimmed with handsome embroidery and insertion
Rodat &c from 81 90 to 400 each.
Children's SILK Vests, low neck, half sleeves.
Reduced from $l.O0 TO soc. each.
d noor
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Bows Department.

AN-wOol Bicycle and Golf Suits. Sizes z. =,
10 and 10. Reduced from $500, 5000 and $7GO
to s2-J5 each
Reduced from 25c. to 121l1c each.
q Straw Hats Sizes 0. 6H, and 7A- Re-
duced from S0c. to l0c. each,
Fauntleroy Junior Suts- Sizes 3, and Z. Re-
dueed from "a. . to s.. As each.
Ali-wool Fancy Checked Sailor Suits. Sizes 8,
Z. g. and o. Reduced from BIS and $500 to
t2.4s each
I'd foor
Evening star., 1897-06-03
JeWelry Department.

3 Cut Glass Cold Cream Boxes. with sterling
silver tops. Reduced from 75c. to SOC each
Is Gold plated Belt Pins. Reduced from 5Oc TO
2oc. each.
10 Gilt Belt Buckles. Reduced from 25c to lOc
each.
silver-plate Stamp Boxes. Reduced from 81. .25
to 50c. each.
lst floor
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Fridays Special Bargaif i'm Curtain Swiss.
seinchF Figureds for curtains
lOc. Yard. A Very Special Value.
Mems Department.

3 Mems Negiigce Shirts. some with collars and
cuffs attached, with two separate collars and
one pair Of cuffs. Sizes 151a-161s-6 and 11h
Reduced from I5c. TO Soc. each
2O pairs Footless Golf Hose, garnet, navy and
black with striped tops. Reduced from Soc to aSc
p9ir.
IS Ladies' Satin Teck Ties. black. red and blue.
to be worn with high rundown collar. Reduced
from &c to 121sc. each
80 Mems Light, Medium and Dark Flowing
end Teck Scarfs Reduced from SOC. to 25c. each.
q pairs Terry Bath slippers or .'Scuffs." some
what soiled- Reduced from &C., to &c. per pair
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Corset Department,

IS pairs Of Corsets. made OF ans coair, hea yiiy
boDed. two side steels, top finished with embro.d-
cry. Sizes 20. Is, 2s q. q. 70 and 20. Re-
dnced from 81 90 70 Goc. pair
pairs French Corscts. cut bias, maze Of Hack
italian CLOTH heavily boned with real woalebone,
gored hips. top daintily trimmed In lace and rit-
Reduced from $500 to IS. DO pair.
2d door
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Rug Department.

l61S6-inch Brussels Rugs. fringed; slightly
soiled. Reduced from 45c to 29c each
kelim Rugs (reversible), in Delft blue and olive
Effects Size 711110h feet. Slightly soiled Re-
duced from $500 TO $1,000 each.
12x15-fOot japanese Rug, In pink and canary
5000. ~I ~
floor
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Girls Department.

20 Cnildreu's Percale and Tan Lawn Blouse
Waists. Sizes 4, and s. Reduced from eoc. to
09c. each
Navy Blue Refer Jackets Sizes 4, 6, 8 and
IL. Reduced from $500 to 81 90 each.
8 Dark Navy Blue Jackets. Sizes II, IA, 16 and
Is Reduced from 5000 to $3.50 oh.
Sd floor.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
WIN Ne Ars.ea rono-rov.

The motion for q new trial In the case
OF Alfred B. Talcott. the aged electrician
Of the United States Capitol. convicted re-
Gently of indecently assaulting 1--WE little
girls. will be argued tomorrow before
Judge Ktmball Sin the Police Court. At
with Attorney Campbell Carrington IL the
case. In the event that the motion 10 over
ruled possibility exists that the matter
win be taken to the Court Of Appeals
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Woodward :, L0thrOp,
10th, 18th and F SITS. N. w.
Fridays OUR Remnant Day,
Our Special Bargain Day,
10th, nth and F SITS. N. w.

And we've goody gathering of of
character Odds lengths broken
crisp perfect goods also articles that
soe dented otherwise unfit for regular stock
In both they marked specially low reduced prices
lengths of the brightest and best suitable for
travelling for mountain for easho for for all outdoor
paSlmes.
special extraordinary
bargain of large snato be offered
much below regular prices, as follows:
Fridays Special Bargain In ITEMS Ties.
$50 Mems Madras Wash Ties all effects.
for 25c. Regular Price, 10c. Each.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Womens Handkerchiefs.
50 Womens Hemsched Ainen Handkerchief with col
ored border
&C. Each 4 for Csc. Regular Price, l2hc.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Trimmed Hats.
& 9 at "s9 @ % % % latest % T % % % Il I
$3.50 to slOOOEach Former Prices, SIS. 90 to $500.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Books.
containing tan G1 a q s sas % % % have tied the same in bundles
Extraordinarily Low Price of 25c. per Package.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Wash Goods.
&C. Yard Regular Price, 1Oc.
1000 Yards Fine and Sheer Lawns,
stripes erM n ian
&c. a Yard. nade to Sell for 1215c.
boys An-wo bdebraaed dsuusg
S1.S9 Each. Regular Price, $500.
Fridays Special Bargairf i'm Curtain Swiss.
for curtains
lOc. Yard Very Special Value.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Knit Underwear.

Wornen's Cream China Silk Combination Suits,
low neck no sleeves. knee-lenath pants. Size 3.
Reduced from $3.50 to SO. IS each
% Chidren's Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck, no
bleeves. Sizes TO 13 years. Reduced from I2lsc.
TO 3 for 2Sc.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Lamp Department.

Porcelain and Brass Banquet Lamps, with gold
Or blue floral decorations complete, with globes
Reduced from $3.50 to $500 each.
Brass Lamps with fancy globes, central-draught
burners Reduced from s.. 90 to $3.75 each.
Delft Blue Porcelain Lamps with globe SLIGHTLY
damaged Reduced from so to $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Hosiery DEPARTMENT.

II pairs Wonen's Extra Size Black Cotton Hose
B.ze S;s- Reduced from 35c to &c. pair
10 pairs Children's Tan Ribbed Cotton Hose
Double knees toes ard heels. Size 81 Reduced
frorl 4ac. to 25c. pair.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Paras0l Department.

Fpulsrd SIX Parasols black. blue, green and
brown grounds with white figures, stylish, natural
wood sticks. Reduced from $3.50 to $1.75 each
1sf noor-
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Cloak Department.

3 Fine Black Velvet Ripple Capes, Jet trimmed.
Reduced from S2A 60 TO 5000 each.
Black Sik Capes. silL lined, lace M m and ribbon
Cloth Jackets Sizes 81 and sc. Reduced from
5000 and $I2.5O to $4.25 each.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
White Goods Dept.

80 remnants 4oinch India Epoa. - - yssaA
Reduced from 10c. to &c. . yarA
Is rrrananfs Nova,ty 6tri2o LAVA . = - yasaa
Re,luerd FROM SOC " loo Q Ja;d
Il rc,un3a:s Figured ln4iap 0Gpaiey, . - n
yards. Eeirecd :rora s5c. to 1ce. A'yaIi
Evening star., 1897-06-03

It matters little what It Il that you want
whether . situation or . servant-s
"want" I'd. IN The Star win reach the
perDon who can M your need.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Refrigerator Dept.

to 396. V
4,gallon Water Cooler. agate lined. Reduced
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Children's Underwear Dent

ChildTen's Ferris Good Sense WaistA hcaytfy
corded, double row Of patented buttons. 0isS ri
Reduced from !sc 70 tec- each.
10 pairs Caildrens Musiia Drc1sFA. Slugeex Il
tneks and rufna OF erbr1!dsfy. n6eAed oum
26c. TO l5c. pair.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Brtefs.

Mr. Thomas J. Dougherty and Miss Cath
crime Sullivan swere married yesterday
afternoon ct the residence of the bride In
west Georgetown. A reception was held
In the evening. at which the couple re-
ceived the congratulations of hosts of
Irlends. and many presents were added.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF Or, tne georgetown Gas Light Company
VIII be held Monday. from IL O'Clock Ia the
forenoon until l o'clock. board of d.
year.
Myer, has given up his house on .Cseor9e.
town Heights" Mrs. and Miss Gordon
VIII spend the summer at the home of Mrs.
Gordon's parents In Topeka. Kan, ana the
Solonei Will reside temporarily in WASH
ington. They will establish their home
here again in the early fall
Evening star., 1897-06-03
Baby Carriage Dept.

5000 -'A''su i'0n "''S 70
Fine Heywood Rattan Carriage. Reduced from
i White Enamcicd Carriage. Reduced nom
"a 6oor.
Evening star., 1897-06-03

ovER-ExERTION Of nRAIN or BODY.
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Il 10 0 Wholesome tonic for body, brain ana
nerves. Wonderfully quick n IT. actioA
Evening star., 1897-06-03
of which will go toward Increasing the
amount to the credit of the committee. =
Base Ball Game,

The game between the second teams, re-
spectively, OF the Central High School and
the Western High School was played yes
terday afternoon on the Monument lot.
Dryden. who recently pitched for the Cen
traI team against the first team Of the
western High School. was In the box for
the Central second team, while his nre-
vious opponent. Buck. pitched for the
westerns. According to previous arrange
ment between the captains, the game was
concluded after the fifth inning. The
MeSterns supported the superb pitching of
Buck by excellent fielding. The score was:
Evening star., 1897-06-03

Fridays Special Bargain i'm Boys Suits.
S1.89 Each. Regular Price, $500.
Evening star., 1897-06-03

1000 Yards Fine and Sheer Lawns,

a
&c. Yard. rlade to Sell for 1211c.
Evening star., 1897-06-03

odd bound
to IL in package and marked them at the
Extraordinarily Low Price of 25c. pc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03
THE TnANsVAAL RAID,
An Important Letter From the Wa
Office 10 be Produced.

An Important Letter From the War
Office TO be Produced.
LONDON, April e. rhe parliRmen.
tsry committee whicn IL Investigating
the Transvaal raid had another session
today In the room in Westminster
nall, Sir John WillouRhDy, the mill.
tary leader OF the raid, was released
from Holloway jail on Wednesday
last, where he has been serving q
sentence OF ten months' imprisonment
for Violating the foreign enlistment
act. He was examined today. Com
siderable excitement was caused by
the remark Of Henry Lab0uchere, the
we'll known radical, and editor o.
Truth, who on the refusal OF the wit
ness I'm which he was upheld by the
chairmsn) to divulge the nature OF q
confidential communication made TO
the war ofilce, SAID: III we cannui
have this Information, this inquiry 4,
n farce.
The committee discussed the pro
posal of MIR. Lsbouchers 20 compe
Sir John Willoughby to produce tn,
letter from the British war office
which, 1t was alleged, he had said Ii,
and other ufiicsrs interpreted to be tn,
sanction OF the imperial authorities
civil and military, to the undertaking
OF tho raiu. 1t 10 understood ihst thi,
letter Will be produced at the mex
session of tho committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03

Numerous Calls of Assistance From
Points Along the River.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2-Ths
flood situation has once more become
acute from point OF few miles above
Austin, Miss, as far down as the first
break at Perihshire, Miss. Another
crovasse in this line of levees would
not be surprising. Tho pressure on the
levee is brought about by tue waters OF
the st. Francis basin, which are here
congesteu between the Ibvees 10 front
OF Helena. There Ia no levee on the
Arkansas down to Sans Souci, to a
point above Helena u distance OF n
hundred miles, and 1t Is at Austin that
the levee system on each side Of the
river begins and goes to the passes
below New Orleane. The water Is now
30 high in the st. Francis basin that
the current rusbes from the weet and
cuts along the east shore levee for
miles, anu several alarming kilograms
have been received from near Aust n
today. Boats have been requested
to run ON slow bells, and laborers are
constantly strengthening the EN-.
bankments. A crevasse at Austin
would inu date a strip of fertile coun-
try In Tunica ana Coshuma counties
twenty miles wide and sixty miles
long.
Reports from Helena, Ark, show
that the river there 10 still slowly rls.
ing, and II is almtst miraculous that
levees at Helena have not broken.
Thousands OF people have been work
ing usy and night and their energies
are seemingly exhaustless. The Mis-.
eouri Pacific and Cotton Belt road
have rushed trainl0ad after trsinlOad
nj IN nf nat la n ~ q . All
city and still stand ready to help the
Helena people. The railroads have
rendeter great assistance. The Illinois
Central, Missouri Pacific ana Cotton
Belt roads have devoted their forces to
the work OF saving the country, and
that without charge.
Grsenville is on an Island, anu Rose
dale, Miss, in water from five to ten
feet deep. The funds OF bank In
Rosedale have been moved to the Sec
ond story. Thousands OF head OF
OF cattle nre standing ON the Ievee
and many unfortuuate refugees sleep
there, with no covering TO protect
them from the wster-soaked winds at
night. Back Of Rosedale and through.
out the lower and middle delta country
everything IN under water. In many
villages communication with the out
SIDE world has been cut of for several
days.
The threatened rise at Cairo 10 now
n certainty. The Mississippi above
Cairo and the Cumberland and Ten.
neseee rivers win send great flood
into the already filled st. Francis, and
from Cairo to Memphis 1t is feared
that the deluge will mark a high water
figure that will be without precedent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03

this matter, and say they have met
with no discouragement. although the
pituation relstivs to the tariff makes
1t OF pnramUugt importance that the
fate OF the bill in the Senate should not
be delayed or iaopariized.
In an INTERVIEW tonight Mr.. Hanna
stated that the Committee hgj de-
cided to recommend procedure n, fol.
low.
First, that an act be promptly intro.
duced In both houses providing for
the appointment by the President OF a
monetary commission OF eleven mem.
beers, VIII tch shall, as soon RB II may be
possible after the constitution aud
appointment thereof, enter upon a
thorough and comprehensive co nsider,
alton OF the currency aud banking az.
fairs OF the United States and the
laws relating thereto, and no limit Is
placed upon the scope OF such inquiry
or the manner OF conducting the same
1.-THE commission shall make, ilbir
four months after the date OF their ap.
pointmeut, and not later than the / al
day Of October, 1897, a concise and ex.
oct report OF their deliberations, con
illusions and recommendations, cover
ing the sutiect matter considered by
them, accompanying the said repof
with tho proper bill or bills to carry
their recommendation into effect"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03

DelyRnnis. Bulgaria proposed that
Gree CO nbtuld Join her IN pressing the
Porte aud the powers for scheme OF
reform in Macedonia. She was moved
ny q desire to take the Macedonian
question out OF the hands OF tho revo.
lutloBary sncisti.s which are con.
slant source of embarrassment to both
governments.
WAR MISSIONARIES.
The Daily Msn's cotrespondent at
Aria will isay Tom ROW: The coIpa
OF Franco Tirru,s organised by the
Greek National society, Is acting In
thls emergency as body OF missiin.
aries as well Bs a body OF soldiers.
They arc going about among the
troops urging that 1t woulI bs blot
upon the national shonor to Withdraw
now, ami arguing that by an Invasion
Of the territory opposite Aria, Greece
would only claim what the Berlin
treaty recognized ia hers. The mis-.
siUnaries are firmly convinced that
they are engaged In q religious war.
They wear the cross upon thelr
shoulders, and 1t is believed they
spread republican propaganda.
THE TWO GREAT MosLEM POWERS.
LONDON, April 2.-The corrsspJn.
dent OF the Chronicles at Athens says
news from the frontier Ia that insurg.
ent bands are already crossing 1t. II
says that no one can hold them longer
In check. Albania Is on the verge OF
revolt. The correspo udent ssys: al
can also confirm the report OF the
existence OF a secret treaty between
Russia and Turkey, negotiated by
trince Lobanutf"
The Standaru publishes dispatch
from i!s correspondent which say:
"Grest efiorts are being made In in.
fluen,ial Turkish quarters to induce
toe sultan to win England TO his side,
II possible. on the ground OF Il com.
munity Of interest. Great Britain
and Turkey are the two great Mus;ui-
man powers In tue world. Similar
feelings prevail among the Moslems
In Crete, including The garrison, and
1t ID actually reported that the result
OF these efforts may be, ero long, the
hoisting OF the British fiig In Crete,
and the proclamation OF British
sovereignty. 1ndeed, am told that
An intimat!ou to this efisct has already
been conveyed to the sultan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03

At Memphis the river IL fnlliug to-.
night, the gauge reading 36 eel,
fall OF one-tenth OF foot since last
night.
The calls for assistance from Dumor.
Gus points along the river are bscom.
ing more and more fr,quent at the
hendquarters of the relief committee
in Memphis. The Committee is in re.
ceipt Of Information that there are
some eighteen or twenty white people.
principally women and children, In
great Jiatress at q poiut nesr 81.
Cisir's landirg, about fifteen miles up
the river, when ia some six milee from
Mound City. The people are located
in houses the lower floors OF which are
oveifi0wsd, and they have no food and
no means Of obtaining 1t. Arrange.
men 3 were ma 10 to send supplies.
A TOWN INUNDATED.
OMAHA, April IA spscisl to the
Bee rom Wounsockst, South Dakota,
ssys:
This town, although eight miles
from running water ia inun inted by
the OVERT wv OF the Big Sandy. the
water is damned up in the river By
ice Rorger, AMI is flowing over the
prairie, doing much damage to farm
property.
Many houses In town supposed to be
on high ground have bpen abandoned,
AT Pierre the Missouri 10 falling, but
gorge Ia reported above town.
Ssnkton reports another 2.fopt riss in
the James. Tue Great Northern
tracks from Hsuktou to Sioux Falls
are under water 2 feet deep.
Vetmillion reports the Vermillion
and the Missouri rivers as rising
rapidly.
THREATENING AT ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, April 2.-Notwithstand.
log the estimates OF the weather
burenu officials that the Mississippi at
this point might reach stage VI 2S
feet by Sunday morning, the river al 4
O'Clock tonight was up to 277, and ut
III O'Clock the guags showed 25.4.
River men declare tina the water VIII
be over the ieves by Saturday night,
and along the water 'front.' preparations
were mnaing for flood. Tonight big
river boats bave tho appearance OF
roasting on the top oil the Ievee. The
bottom lands on both sides of the river
ara inundated. The situation In 81.
Louis ia most threatening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03

LONDON, April 2.--rne Times Will
publish u dispatch from its Paris ooi-
respondent saying:
"rhe Dingley tariff bill has caused
considerable excitement among the
American business houses here. The
questions growing out OF II have been
discussed at largely attended meet.
Ing OF the American chamber OF com.
merce.
"The vice president Of the cham bel
sai0: 'Americs sends France lS0, 600.
600 irAucs' worth OF goods duty free,
ss against S0.000,000 francs' worth
sent py france duty free 10 America.
The chamber Bnggests that the United
States should reduces the tariff In some
important French exports, the natural
result OF which would be that France
would admit any American manuisc.
tureG articles at u reduced tariff. The
advantage to America under existing
conditions by France admitting some
articles at the minimum tariff lis over
eighteen million francs. The chamber
hopes that President McKinley's re-
quest for additional discretionary
power may be granted, go that recipro.
cal commercial relations may be estab.
liehed, In order to open new markets
for manufactured American 70.
ducts,'p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03
THIS is SPRING OvERCoAT TIME

And you certainly cannot afford to buy
without first seeing the great line we are
now showing, sr7 to sac. There is a
certain ait and style about Our Kind
of clothing you don't get anywhere
else. There is iiberality about 1t. and
a fineness OF finish that is only secured
by the taking OF infinite pains. The
most OF the fit IN an overcoat is in the
collar and lapels. That is where Our
Kind" shows that it is the best made.
A good fit is guaranteed by US, and
YOU ought to avail yourself of it, es.
pecially on account of the low prices at
which we are selling high.grade Goals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03
THE BEST HATS GOING

Are TO be found here. and they are to
be found at surprisingly low prices
lower than has ever been seen for IKE
quality of goods anywhere in the CITY,
You will be not only in perfect fashion,
but have saved dollar or more by pur'
chasing your hat here. We have. the
mems hats from rs cents up. The $50
tones are hats we are pleased to snow
land sell, as we know they viii please
tyou The f. so ones we cannot say too
lnuch about, as they are guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction.
| We always carry very large stock OF
boys bats and caps. from as cents UP.
] rhe prices and styles are right we
ike to please boys A pleased boy is
our best advertisement. He tells his
friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03

WASHINGTON, d. &C., April g.
Eley,n of the fifteen members OF the
executive committee appointed by the
Indianapolis monetary convention
have beeu In the city iVr several days.
The executive COMMITTEES have decided
to establish headquarters here in an
epdeayor TO procure from Congress
such legislatlon at this session as will
empower the President to appoint Il
committee 10 propose plans for pro.
vision OF banking and currency laws
beiore the regular session OF Congress
convenes in December.
The members OF the committee have
non erred with public otticiais anu
members OF Cppgtess with regard ~