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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05
rnAprsnAS~ NATIONAL srsrrSps
Troubles NJ The Wool Exchange c.a.. an.
Nsw Vera usnh. - close.

New York. oct THE Tradesmen',
National bank Of No. q West Iiroad.
way ild not clear through the cisafin,,
lipuae, OF which Il IN a member. todav
THIS fact Led 20 invcftlgatiun, and ii
developed that the bank Is IN serlou,
The clearing House committee yls.
sei ne bank Yesterday and after a
careful examination Of IT. securities
found ~ capital Impaired and advised
an early liquidation
me bank was organized In she early
p.ft on this century. and while never
q leadcr among The banks OF this city
was always rCrArded az very sound
ana conrervatlvo in ne business dati.
-. u occupies quarters In the Wool
lNrhanFr building The Wool ~.
only q Tow days ago, A. that time n
was declared me hank was m no a..
sfeg concerned In ihr HuHnensinn of The
exchange. although it was fnns denied
mat g had many wool accounts Tho
capital NJ The bank 10 $50 n1l In ths
banking district ihe opinion in "a.
nrnsa'i that tho troubles ~ the Wool
l.fchlnge are directly responsible fof
II Tradrsmen'n National bank trou-
Vice President Homer Rates pr,n.
go fhe clnmorlnH drp1sli1ra today
thNt The hank would uay IL nafrnnH
700 cents on ihe dollar. " said furihsr
'hhi The hank would rsFume as soon AZ
az ~ claims were Nnufatef
Tho controversy which Tor same tiine
existed between me New York and
hoEior wool merchants. who. II was
said, drew ~ the hank recently 10 tbe
extent m ''oo o00 vas saif 20 h. ths
c'use NJ Fusnensinn ~ business By the
bank this morning
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DEAD IN A BATH Tub.
Nephew q a lord IN Waiting 10 Queen Vic.
iofia.
MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE IN 81. LOUIS.
The Hon. wiliiam strait aa Pleasure n.nt
Die. League. from ma. Ans..-
trai Hone.

IT. Louis Oct b-IIon. william
strut, aEcd about IS Year,. son OF
l.asS .belper VI Kingston. Derby. Rag.
iand' brother ~ the countess u Dlns.
meFv' and nephew Of the earl of D.ns.
more. scotch peer. who l. a lord In
waiting 70 queen Victoria, was found
dead 10 The bath tub IN hla apartments
AZ us West End hotel atsa. m. today
ne body was entirely submerged IN
the water that hilsd tbs tub Tn. Ia,
.,sh o. TIE young man was al o'clock
"shaay afternoon. II IL not yot kno.n
shat caused hla death. Tbs rs,nsi,,.
nave been removed 10 the fn0r.',, y,
await the Inquest "
nv tgmalha we're discovered by Her.
mah AlNels and Luttlc pllrr. man sf't
lAll nefNahia respectively, of ~
young man. Who occupied a suite M
spst tmonis on the nfih door OF the
i ia'i,lohanlr West End hotel Fr1m
" condition the body must have 49,,
"a me tub for some time. me h8tIi
people Nerc Immediately notinsd and
Wv enfpnef took charge OF ths rfmafus
teF the purpose 81 Learning ne r5tgs
o. death The countess Of Dunn.rs
VINO u Stopping with friends 10 M rIfy
~ ~ huni o. The dead man. she uar
~ - ~ ANathf uut AZ hcf Whnfns
shputa are kcpi a secret. nothing couii
be learned from her concerning Nj
suuit. hhe attended the velied
Prophets ball last night
Deceased came 10 this city August
10, and took apartments at The hotsi
where he DIED. Ito was here apparrntiy
on pleasure and sight seeing tour.
him "''N'
a prominent citizen. with whom m.
deceased dlntd recently, n u the opln.
Ion that sir Strut died Of heart az.
ease. The young man. he said. was
Travelling Tor his health. and be- thinks
the shock received In taking cold
bath had a fatal eject
called 10 view the remains, found them
swollen and the features distorted. but |
nothing was discovered 20 Indicate thai |
death came BY other than natural |
The countess o. Dunmore. who 4.
daughter " the earl o. Leicester. was
found az the home Of Mrs illnman /
CLARK. ft22 West Morgan street. where /
she l. a guest with Lady punmorc and
the latiers two daughicra Victoria
ana Mildred
She was much shocked over the SAD
news and stated positively that the
young man could not have committed
suicide. Mr, Strut. the countess said.
was subject 70 fnlnunE spells. and ID
was In one Of these she thinks that
he was attacked 10 the water causing
him 20 sink under ana drown.
Countess Dunm0ra said that Lord
helper has been notified Of the sad
death BY telegraph and win start for
this country Immediately. She said
her party would return 10 England on
oct 70 and take the remains with
them.
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Nov York. oct. t--Tho Journal ana
N!f'ii iaer Will publish tomorrow no
following Dispatch from Anfwefu.datsd
prtunef a. The jury in the lnicfna.
.,oual competition Tor the Phoebe
Heart architectural plan Tor the Uni.
Nciaiy Of California. which has been
~ session here since September s0th.
concluded ~ labofs today.
llana 10 the number of 100 were sub.
mitied aul most carefully and thor.
ouEhly cNamined. Eleven were found
20 pQsHe.a such merlts aa 10 cntlile
ihelr authors 20 the rewards or fi,so0
zach ana the righi 20 enter into thu
mai competition. The vote of the Jury
urun each u the plans selected was
absolutely unanimous and ali tho pro-
coodlnrn were characterized from firat
60 last BY The host complete harmony.
Negotiations are In nr0rrraH Tor tho
purchase of several plans outside those
selected Tor the mai competition. which
were considered hy the jury TO be- use.
fui 10 the university.
The mtmhera ~ the Jury, together
with the ruccrssful archiier.a VIII BE-
taken 10 California and there enter
inlnod by Mra. Hearst. ana IN June.
1929. the jury viii then decide the mai
C1ncnursn and select tho ri4u which
must be- approved NJ hv the terents
~ ne University o. Cailf1r "a. srhera.
unon The buildings viii be- cree "a with
the utmost nnidiiy. u n expected
that an The buildings viii be- ,'nmrief.
"a within the next twenty-five years.
~ he banquet rlvon last evening By
Mrs Hearst 20 the authorities o. Ant
werp, >. ~ Pascal. president % the
Jury. IN responding 10 n toast. aaid
Mrs. fiearff had every rirht o. expect
ihl' me- buildings m fhe University N
California would excel any other struc.
iure erected Tor a similar purpose.
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rus rniL,rFISr QUESTION:.
hsf''irs View hsgariins Detention Of
the Archipelago Cause Consultations.

New York, oct. "a special 10 the
Herald from Washington nnyn;
A. a result " a consultation az the
white House between lho resident.
Secretaries Hay ana Lihr. fresh la.
tifueunnh regarding the Philippine have
heeh ied TO the American comnia-
SINNERS In Paris. Thcy do not materl.
any alter those given 10 tho deloaate.
before their departure Tor France hui
~" on now point brought up aiuce
the consultation of Major General Nor.
Hit with The American reprcsentntlvns
elpher dispatch was received by
secretary Hay regarding the matter
ana he considered the question ~ inn.
p1rtantihat hs az once went 20 m,
white House and laid Il before the
President Mr. Mckinley sent Tor Sec
t',AIy long ana shortly aftcrward
h'v9hd Assistant Secretary OF state
Adrf was called 70 tho executive
mansion. These officials were ries"i'.t
tot, thor for morp than an hour
All VI the officials who pnrtirip,tat
~ the conference nrv rciiccnt but "A
W,s admitted that the consultation was
helu 20 discuss dispatch from chair.
man Day regarding tho Phlllpplnes.
~ was nhcertnined that tho pfnrra, o.,
which the commission IL following ~,
quirea the deposition Of the ouestion
NNAhN the archipelago before nnv
ether Questions are considered. 'rbe
l,reri dent has been Informed of General
heffittH View IN favor Of tho r.tention
" All the Islands but the fresh lnstrir'
lions do not eneot the demand Tor Inc
Luaon and rvVlsionary rights over Inc
remainder the group. They relate
more 10 a matter Of detail aud are in.
tended 20 equip the American commits.
silnorn with material to answer Inc
spanish commissioners In case they
should raise the point In the reply 90
De- ffmai demand presented by Mr.
This reply n expected on Friday
.nd tho adjournment OF the oommlslon
ior such a nhort time n retarded by |
air' Day and the administration NJ IN. |
uientlng that the cnmmlrs un's work |
VIII soon he completed
u ~ recognized that tho phlllppines |
VIII be the bone OF contention. AMI that /
inoe they are out Of tho way II win H. /
pretty plain sailing In the matter IN .
arranging for the ces1lon Of Guam
cuba, Porto Rico and the remainine
spanish West indies TO the unlted
Mr. Day u empowered, however IN
the eammiaHion'a work as,
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A RESURRECTION IN CHINA.
The Celestial Emperor Nov Reported Reduced
iol State Of Submissive Tuislage.
rshin .. Peaceful Apologize. In Order
hiotsr- rani.hsd-II Hang Chang
stock la the n.iAnee.

fekin. Oct a-CDelayed In tranrmi..
a'on')-lhere is an entire absence OF
excitement here aud the streets ar,
az quiet az those o. London.
The decision Of the Russian legation
10 Increase tho strength Of lta escor,
order u calculated 10 have an Injurious
oneei In kup,nr W the friction Of OK.
element This sicp has obliged the
Britain minister. sir Claude 81 Mac
Donald. 10 follow suit. aud a detaeh.
mtnt u British marines has been or.
dared 10 the capital for the protection
VI the legation OF Great Britain.
The place who're a number Of Eu.
tpptana we're recently inaultgd has
been ropcd on aud inside u il Inc
eight offenders have bevn placed wear
Ina heavy canEuca Inscribed Furnished
for assaultlng Europeans"
The chlntue foreign office has amply
apologiz.d for the occurrence and sew.
eral rcglments are held In rcadlness
In easc of disorders. But the populaes
u perfectly quiet. now that the feaat
has bcen concluded.
Yuan shcnr has been appointed n
member of the TaunE u Yamen.
His appointment 10 interentlnE. he.
cause he ls chlnaman Of the Manehu
race.
Wei Informed people here diner Al
20 whistler ~ Hung chang viii reiuru
70 power But the absence OF news
from the palace leads 20 the assurnn.
tion that power or the dowager empres.
n definitely assured.
Further changes are improbable, AZ
the emperor IL now reduced to state
~ tuielaFe.
The Punishment OF Chang Yin Huan
Il considered an excessive punishment
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rnorrsrANr rriscorAL corNcIL
CLERGY aud LAity wn slt In solemn Con.
cia,e Three Weeks.

washlntogn, oct. IA notable as.
aemblage OF the clergy and laity Of tho
Protestant Episcopal church viii be
brought together al the tflennlai
council Of that church organization
which begins here tomorrow and c1n-
tlnues Tor three weeks. The council n
the legislative Organization Of the Epls-
copal church In America and IL made
~ OF two bodies, a house % bishops.
comprising all Episcopal bishops
throughout the country and To- mis-
alonary service from this country and
a house OF clerical and lay delegates
which more dlrcctly Representa- me
churches, Since the last council which
was held atMinneapolls three years ago.
important questions have come before
the church not the least arising 0ui of
the Lambeth conference la England
and the relations which the American
church u % mold 10 the paTef- church
o. England,
The eounail this year aggrssatea
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Chicago. ugt f-Edwari g. Wash.
burn. preaiifni " tha N1raa civ.
For, Scott 4 Memphis railway. hta
been selected if lha ihlfi Arbitrator
10 the dispute tfiuffn American roads
and the cariilin Pacific over a. sht
rates. The ini commission viii In.
aIst Of judge W H. nay. attorney zoe
the inicratat clmmffrd commission.
Judge W. Migaify ~ chIsHfn and
Mr. Washhua. NJ Day WIN rapftanni
the American f0ads ana ~. Mlireify
the Canadlar Pacific pf.u1art wash.
burn was oh'iin by ne other two I'M.
der he terms q The arbllraiI1n CON.
mission.
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Louis. No, oct. t.-ons hundred
ana hiiy blind mon AMI women. rtprt-
snHnf ihc American Blnu pa1pia's
hlhh.r Education and Glntrai I'm.
pl.tament also -iatlln. with d mrmbsr.
.hlp extending -hruuFhlU tho eaurtry.
I''llng a convention in g. Louis.
eiua. 70 o. probable thrt tsrffrd
tshi VIII De taken IN a. univlfrtl
pfini Tor tha blind. 1hara mo nisftv
.isiema W fgadiur in uae. msssiv In
she i3rm % p.ff1rati1nf in ptptr.
fellyNlnE thl advocacy I'd hirhsr
suW'allgl the association hope. b. pfe.
~ " 'onfrfss go anc1urtgt che a.
nNhi. 0r tlq creation %! danarfmrnss
i2f the higher CdIcliilu % thH las
IN Institutions already snectrf.
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Two Men suerumh - nesaiy Ga. Near
rsels, Kansas.

Paoln, Kan, oct. i.-Ropofi comes
nom Somerset, twelve miles from herc.
or The Eufncatlnn ~ three men ln a
well on lhe fam ~ james Hirner
After an explosion Of dynamite 40 the
bottom 81 the vel. william Ballard.
Hurt Purvls and John uatlln went In
10 the wei, one after the other. when
around his body, Golfer, too. sue
eumhod 10 the deadly Fas. but not un-
W he had tied a rope around the body
- one of me men, John Gatlln. who
was brought up ln a dying condition.
lilllari ana Puryla were brought 90
the surface dead. Golfer was revived
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American Lsdi.. noe The nay 90 Amids
Searching Lava Heds.

tcurehlng infR Webs
Chlcir'. oct. t.-1ns Timos-IIerili
today says Mics Enribcth sievsnson.
WHO was recently selected by Governor
s-hlnoil 70 chnrsn the bat.ilah.p
Wifoonain. has had narrow escape
rom ueaih Ia !he lava BIDS % Mount
Ngauviun
MFa Stevenson. accompanied BY her
sister Niaa Harrisf. Miss Charlotte
ll1imaa. 20 Msn1minoe. Mioh.. and Mrf
Frederick e. Austin and MIS- Marion
Autlin, % ChoiEU, were visiting in
Naples They started toward The yui-
tarl early in tht afitrnn % and IN
route cuElgtd thfye ftalilra Who rap-
flluted themselves as Official guides.
The Italians pr1yad anyshing but
guiils and the party l11i thfir way
AZ nlrht fhuy Naniitri .. frsauaHiiv
htNtE narr0w escapes frlm a terrible
deth IN the boiling streams ~ lava
coming from The crater above. A.
day1rait they 90 back g. iha mi
sni rlHfhfd their hotel hIurrf 90
hiuN~i Al the iaiils are s4id +,
nave been painfully a.urehfd and al.
most exhausted frgm mailing auiphuf.
Gus glaaa
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about go delegates Including bishops.
clefgy aud l1Itg. The house 0f bishops
Doe % membership OF 81 blahlua.
Ton bow uiahups enter The council Tor
the hui limo this year. via niah9pu
reM. ~ Nllrkn. Burton " Lexlngi1ni
, hnr1u ~ los Anasrlos. gattniice o.
WaAhlngtlni q. 81 Williams cf Mar
queitc. Morrison " Duluth. nfeUnicr
y connecticut. Gibson N virginia.
~ Nl.lr Of Rhode Island. and nrown
81, The iep9ri % the Joint commission on
". Niuu1n and c1nonH 10 the
church D. by far the hrHvIDrt Niece OF
M-LA uollL. The ulnNnnIlnn.
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Austin. Tex. oct THE state board
Of health today received Information
from Mexico stating that the yellow
fever question there was growing worse
Instead % better nn1 that the num-
her N cases was Increasing daily The
mortality was not reported ~ very
heavy, however. The border guard has
again been strengthened by more mon
keen fever refugees from getting Into
the United States.
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Cumberland. Wis. Oct .p.t,.
diN have qurnrhrd frrr-f a. Il" ".
t'fIln. Relief COMMUTE" -, W..
lNlll cif!nla.d aud win begin N.
e.ih o. dhifihuii0n tomorrow goed.
~ tellrl are nftiYlne in small au,n-
Ntfs Al smtrrfnCy cases have Il y,
eiIed Tor 1ha white River f.umb ~
nLafl ~ Mnten have offered rm.
'lmrnt 20 aIl wolfsmfn thrown out
% WORK No iurih.r deaths are NJ.
t't,,i liilF' Insurance adluntnrn az.
ne The irsaes har hfFuu. VIC D.,
\. ~ Poster ~ ltryariam Iumi,or
60 WIN arrive from Tacoma tomofro,,
hn,n q nrctinr of nfockhoidsrs viii
~ h.ld 20 decide whether 10 rebuild
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New Haven. Conn. oct. THE SOW
euirenth annual intercollegiate tennis
tournament began here today. Whit
man n Harvard defeated Dodge o.
Yale. ca. 60 Ware % Harvard a..
feaici Allen - Yale. 90, 90. Little of
81. CT. Davis ~ Harvard defeated
Hacksti or Yale. 90. 81. 81 Auchln.
Gloss u Cornell defeated Linen of
Princeton, rs. ills. Ga.
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time In case he should md that Spain
IL either unwilling TO nsiee 70 the de-
manda Of this Government or diai'osei
unreccsearlly ~ delay the commits.
slon's work. and a demonstration will
follow which the authorities are aatiI-
nod will bring the Madrid government
10 lts rensea Senior Felipe Agonciilu.
the renrcsentativo ~ the insurEcntH
commanded b. Aguinaido. val be per-
mlttcd 10 lay before the commission
any facts which he may desire 10 pre-
tent. and the American commissioners
have been advised of his coming.
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The Emperor II China In the Role a, nj,
obedisnt son.

London. o. According d, . Az.
patch from SHANGHAI he p'kls 80.
sgundnni Of fe Hh arhaI Af.frarg ~
scrts that ~ rmplf.r of Cbiss III.
tended 90 fei1lvf ihr rmprdaf d1ssr-,
from his path. nui inifufisd hi pi,,,
10 an adhoIfni The ait0f rr1voi 4
traitor. ID. impress daWaaar. ~
learning or ~ plot. rtsfn'y uphrsiisd
the emperor ana Invited him " dr'rt
the contents " cup ~ which u,
pointed. 10 ruaii1Eod ths fluid al 7.
ruir. II y iinp1uihlo. h1Nrvef.acclri.
inE 20 this flfiffp1Hfsui. 20 srrsff.is
whether the tnpefQf in actually alive
or not.
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Chirknmausl Ca. oct t-ovi,r a.,
conflict Of or'itu. ihs girih -, .h 70
United state volunteer. NAV ~ ~.
away from Nimn ThImla f1r a.vls,i
days. Col lltln hif one order fr5m
the war depaiimeut Do fom1lr h'fs M,
iil relieved ID ihs Eighth United gt.l'a
volunteers ~ = another order 10 rofart
40 New 1oik With Die clmmand ~
Thursday 70 emlatknu1n 10 Porto
Rico col lyon haa wraian IN. ds.
partmont Tor more explicit Instruction.
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rn,iN RonngH. oArruHrD.
A ao.as.you.risase Ksoord Down the
tract,

cleveland. o.. oct. a bold train
robbery took place last nlght near
Randall station, on The Irie railroad,
The alleged rohheu afe mona. hiley
AMI John Kelley. who arc now IN Gus.
tnfv here. The two men boarded an
Erie frsleht train. and with cooked re-
voiyers compelled the men who were
riding on the train 20 h1nf over all
valnahles I'm their posse.s'on. How
much was realised u not known A.
Randall the train YVES stopped and the
robbers Jumped from The cars and ran.
closely followed by the train crew.
After a long chase, 90 which Randall
shots had been exchanged. the two
men were captured.
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A coiored rsIen rahrn from jail aud MI.
died by iiuii.ts.

Annapolis. Ma, os7. s.-wnrb,
Smith. oolofed. wao aiirmp,sd nm 49,
saiui on Mrs Mouis,n. the wife Of
Captain James M9ris1n OF IN 1,ird
aielHci residing near Ion.a station.
w, W.. ,ak.n from Jan shortly Afisr Z
S ~. ms morning hu1 shot
Nlgin watchmin tsveif ana ts,t ~
pff1ncr 90 Sander iIt nsar ~ .t'y
" finfy and rdiisi fhr body uif6
bullets Nmiih heFfad fdr I'M rey .yd
crlfdi "Mufdor'' ri hs - 49,. .lu
moved from ths San ~
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uiand Rapids. Mlch.. Oct a-rh.
1 ,''','ls.. h9afd OF Mlas.ons of m
nuai convention In mo IalE sbus.,t
thia Afternoon aru. Urgan Al
tutchrnn delivered anladifass on Nj,
come lrrri 4. 81. LamHgn u nan
fort, Conn, responded.
About 200 DELEGATES arc already here.
including missionaries from china
Turkey South Africa ana the Paclne
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New York. oct. l.-The Tribune Will
print tomorrow statement 10 the III.
feet that the United states battleshiu
Iowa which returned 20 New York
hlrhor nt $50 pm. fTuesilyN spent the
afternoon on the Administering guns
ana machinery mo Iowa len
early IN the afternoon. sup
rnfeilv h1unt fnr Manila. A number
pr different reports have ben clrcu-
lated concerning the cause OF the re-
turn ~ the iowa.
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Washington. Oct. t.-Ths report OF
Mht.Oon Wilson unon the political,
social educational ana financial condl-
lions M poril Rico IA IN the hands N
me President. who n giving 1t careful
eonf'i ration IN connection with his
recommendation 20 Congress In the
matter Of the government Of the island
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Winnipeg. oct. The single SOUL
hoatrace al Rat Portage today between
John iiachou % Rat Portage and Rob
cff johnson of Vancouver Tor 81 90 a
side wis won BY Hackfit BY about ten
lengths. distance. three miles with
turn. Time. 20 minutes ~ seconia
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New Ysfk oct Arthur c. Wat
son. searrtsni u1np y. Tenth cavalry,
ana Prlvlt Eiwnrl eeln.on, troop p.
tQurh riairs haYe ll9l ~ ~ fs'eF
hospital. nrh0klvn.
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New York, oct, THE regular meet.
INK N the trustees OF the Pehbody an
olil1nrl fund was held today. Chief
Justice Fuller presided In the place ~
william Evarts. the chairman. NJ
Evar'H was again elected ehairman
Mr. Fuller vice chairman, Iiishop Ife,,,
~ - Wh.nplc ~ Mlnnesota second
Vice chairman, Samuel A. Orron ~
n1st0n secretary. J. L. McCurt-y N
washington Trneral aFent.
Nj curry r0af his annual report. ns
well ore mat m President PAYNE n The
poahliv Normal college N Nashviii.
Tom. Last years executive commit
Toe W1s reelected M follows, Jts,i..
Fuller WllIHm :. C1nrtnay. Daniel q
Gilman. ch1rlet p. Fsnner. James II
Porter nri Chairman Evarts ex.onioio.
on me- 0nancf committee. Judge m AZ
somerv.lle of Alabama was nanef nj
replace Grover cleveland. u pfe--
p1ni Morg.n was reelected treasurer
Former PRECEDENT and Mrs Harri.o,
and Mira. u. q. Grant. Whose hushana
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was an oi,H,t.l trustee were guest,
tonight t''1"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

rt'sr. r9rk, Oct b--A special TO ths
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

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PAPER or TO-DAY. rHE MORN.
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YESTERDAY.