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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

washington. sept. is.-Malor Cen
erals Bates and sumner. wht were
prominent In the Santiago chmpalsn'
reported az mo war department. today.
They are expecting a new ass Enmgnl
under ne plan which a. contemplated
for the distribution % u4up., They
have been at Moniauk Point but the
breaking up OF the camp there leaves
many uiflcira unlEsigncd ana without
duty. Gen. Miles. with whom they con-
fersd. has been very busy Win hls
scheme % Reorganization but u has not
rearhri a point which makes obtain
able any definite Information 40 70
whore the Hoops or commanding ON.
Gers will 80. n IL almos, settled mat
den. shafier viii return 20 san Fran
cisco and resume command of the de-
partmrnt OF California. such u MS de.
sire, and no doubt II viii be complied
with. Tho probability that a number oi
general and stan volunteer officers VIII
h. DISPENSED with has caused consider
able discussion among those VINO may
be among the number 10 be dropped.
Mcat officers desire % remain ~ me
ssrylce ard influence II already b'lns
brought 10 bear 30 keep them on tho
rolls of the war department.
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Mr.. namberger IL already laying
plans for next summers entertainments
at his pleasure resort. the Lagoon. lie
Intends adding three fresh water baths.
and the work has already commenced.
inc report has II that he Il about To
epcnd $4,000 on tho Lagoon between
now ana the next excursion season.
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Uncle Sans Opinion,

Tho only way TO gain an expression
ni opinion N this country Is BY a popu-
gag Note. When the people cNprsas their
Vows on any question OF unliOnfi
policy they do II ni the ballot box. n
domestic Affairs thoy show their prefer.
ence by their purchases. Those Who
prefer Preparation are certain 60
show that preference AZ the store
counter. That Il why our y. =. baking
powder has grown % popular. People
Insist on having 10 because they think
u the best baking powder on the mar
kft
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Night School a, The rsmplslo..

The business department Of tho Lat
ter-day Saints College will begins ltu
regular night school work at O'Clock
this evening. The subjects laugh, win
be bookkeeping. photography. type.
writing, grammar. algebra. spelling,
pcnmhnship. commercial lay and
tclsgraphy
JOSEPH NELSON,
PRINCIPAL
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y. C.. provincial sccon- gran,I,, ,'sirr.
ehil, Sit Albion NallOr "" ,tsg.
ara: ar Wiiijam Bromwill Mohsh;
cincinnsli second provincial gfa IN.
steward. SIR Thomas s0mefNlllt' 49,
ing.or, y. C.. third provlnciM,i. y, ~.
steward: Sir Henry Hfrbtri Nl',,.,,s
Honolulu. fourth prlvnclM ~.
reward. sir James Hayes iTiI...'r,i
Washington. d. c., provlnchI s''"'
guardef.
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Railroad Nolei.

II. y. NcvIns, the general agent OF
the Denver A Rio Orande. has returned
from a trip 10 the West.
a. J. Gregory. the live stock agent Of
the u. a H. q. railroad. aud his family
have returned from a visit Meat. The
"bifhop' viii start out on the line 20
catch w with tho business that has
seen accommodating.
party Of i2s reaidenir Of Park city
came down from the camp this morning
over the Rio 0rande Western TO attend
the Tabernacle concert In aid Of the
building fund OF the various churches
that lost their placcn OF worship Ia the
IRE. They VIII return BY special train
at iiiSo this evening.
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Providence. Rhode Island.
ptsmbor ian. 1896

10 the Editor.
Mrs Arabssa Icges would be-
pleased 60 hear from OF iocaie rome
relatives wh1 Joined she Church in
Encl1nd and efnIrie;od 10 uiah Thfra
persons are Miss sarah Crockett. rhleh
Was har maiden namoi Miss Martha
PITTS, har maiden name. and ono
George Drbiin. Thoy iefi gr1nhtm.
LlncumFhlre. England. forty years ago.
Any relatives or friends would COM
fer favor by nddrcs1iug Mrs. Rogers.
Her aidrcqH IL 2oi i.onsilie Ave. Paw
iuckci, u. I.
ELDER WILLIS X. JOHNSON IU..
Cj Lester 81. Providence, u. l.
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A reunion OF an Elders who have
hhortd In the Mississippi and I.ouisl.
ana conferences VIII be held al Pleas
an, Grove, beginning Oct, 10. 1898. 4
iarHe turnout Is expected as quite a
number NJ our brethren have labored
In these states ana they with their
wives or nWeu,h garts are an kindly NJ
Nltad 20 be- here.
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FOOD FOR CyclERS.
Goes rerther, last. Longer. aud Tast
lietter,

'F'" 'fHfhNfff sA"f@ NNA
iietter.
The hcyclor who takes long rides
needs nouushmcnt IN condensed
form. The loading up Of che stoma N
with heavy f3od. will work serious In
jury
Cyclers and athletes who have tried
the delicious Gripe-Nw,s. lately placed
on elle win our grocera. are loud IN
rscommt ndltlun Of them as conden-
sed food that builds iesh, strength
ana muscle. while as the same time Is
ealily diFcstod.
II Is an undaniable fact ghat more
hal work, physical or mental. can be
cone on a meal OF Grape Nuts than
upon any food In oxistance.
Proof uf this Ia 10 be found among
thoss who use Gape-Nuta and have
the experience.
Aad ihis 10 It's delicious flavor and
s,a popularity u understood.
They are made by the P0slum Co,
Ba.,le Creek. Mich.
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Tooeic city. Utah. Sept is. isss.-
Gertrude I. Parker, of this place. had
an attack OF rheumatism In her left
shoulder and she was unable 10 ure
her lott arm. She began taking
Hoods Sarnaparllla and four bottles
completely cured her. She says she
has never had any rheumatism since
that time although much exposed.
Hoods snrsnparlllh cures rhcumntlam
vcntrallzing the acid In the blood.
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washing.n, sept. is-The Frt.llen'
has appointed me following p'siinas'
tcrs. -
Montana-Grcat Falls Herbert y
Chouen.
washlnEton-chehalls. D. W. Bush.
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rIrrY.rIGmru DiyIDnNn.


z. G. NJ. l.. Salt Lake City.
September 10. 1885
AZ n meeting OF the directors held on
the 18th inst. q dividend Of four yer
cent for the half year was declared
upon the capital stock u this insiiiu'
tion OF record September 2Gih. 1895.
payable on and after october ION
next 20 stockholders upon presentation
OF their stock certificates. or upon
their written orders.
4. q. WEDBER. Secretary,
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Tho pleasant effect and pcrfec, safe.
49,. ~, .a.,l,t s,,NI y.
their favori,e remedy. To get the true
and genuine article. look for the name
OF the California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near the bottom Of the package. For
nale bY all drnEglain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

More than twenty million free
samples OF DeWltra Witch Hazel
salve have been distributed by tbs
manufacturers, what better proof d
their confidence In It's merits do you
want3 II cures piles, burns, scaids.
sores. In the ahortest space OF time.
r. G., Hchrnmm. Mccormick building.
corner Main and First South ntreets.
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dcrful penctrntive and curative
power. HALLARD's SNOW LIMA
MENT II not caunicd by any other In
the world. Price 20 and 80 cents. z.
q. II. l. Drug Dent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

This evening Honderson'a company
direct from tho Great Northern the
alter. chicnEo. will present william OIL
ictto'a great war drama. Held by the
Enemy. at the rhcatcr a repetition
u this play will given tomorrow night,
while on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Young Mrs. Winthrop will be
the bill. The sale " seats IL now on
at tho Thcatcr boa office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

Tho medical properties OF Halls Hair
REVIEWER 10 lnvigorato tho scalp. re-
move dnndruff. restore the hair and It's
color, HurpasH anything OF ita kind.
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To rorsslo.e tho -. a q. Mortgage.

Baltimore. Sept. i9.-suit was broughl
t,dav In inc United States Circuit
court FOR foreclosure OF thc Con-
rslidaafi Mortgage company on the ~
a u. Railroad company, held ~ the
Mercantile Trust and Drpoait company
Tho mortgage was executed Dee, ~
ISL. ana covered the entire line OF rall-
road OF tho 49, y o.. all lands and tene-
ments on the line u the Fallloa1' *
cept those occupied IN thla ,''l ~ hn.,
.,.si oolera. all rolling stock, tools ana
innnismeuta, the nrst mortgage bona
Of inc wheeling. riitsburg ana halil-
more Raiiroad company ana frhsalHi
teiis and profits 10 b. derived,
me purpose Of the foreclosure pro-
eesdinga u 10 put No REORGANIZATION
MANAGERS IN a position 70 - hhesd
with their plans whether All the s'oeA-
holders consent or not.
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t,ooO volumes. all kinds. history.
poetry, fiction. family aud teaehefs'
bibles, stationery, cite, Private sale AZ
day Auction 1880 y. M. at " south
Main.
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mo srnrrr.cAn ACCIDENT.
rifty Persons Hurt on IN Electric Line '"
bradford. England.

Bradford. England sept ls..An
electric street car was dcrliled wnne
descending a hlll hero today fliV
persons were seriously lnjureu' wv
cral OF whom arc dying.
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The Republican primaries viii b.
held In Districts % and % at the
watcl0o school AMI the STATE Stree,
school ON Wednesday evening ats
o'clock.
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sorIoE

Y. @. a. l.. Salt Lake city
September 10. 1888
The Stock Transfer Books of this
Institution win be closed on September
2ith and Te-opened october 9th. 1885,
n. a. WEBER, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

The concert In aid Of the churches
that suffered losses through tho fire nt
Park CITY. short time aEu, occurs
nt the Tabernacle tonight Tho best
talent ~ the city win furnish the pro.
gram ana me- no cncoren are 60 be- MI.
lowed u should prove - enjoyable
event The cause H. certainly good
one ana the hcnenclnries should be-
Handsomely romuneratcd,
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The comedy Two Married Men Will
be- the opening blu nj tho New Grand
Manager Mulvoy says that his house
will BE- continuously open during the
have been billed for every week. Im-
provementa have been made In various
parts u the comfortable little play
house. the orchestra has been augment.
Cd ~ ten pieces and every other
detail made perfect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

photographs Of nnest quality made by
Johnson-Pratt Drug Co. ~ Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

Grand M'iiiner, Opening, n. q. MI
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
September goth. 21th and gsth.
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September scth. 25th and 2sth. grand
Millinery opening ut z. G. NJ. I.
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doing effective work among the sick In
the hospitals.
The Twelfth Pennsylvania regiment
left for home this afternoon.
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TO oui'i a COIN IN ONE nay.
TAKE Laxative Bromo onlnlne Tahi.,s
Aa druggists refund the money h n,
aus 70 cure Csc. The genuine has
l. u. o. on each tabiet. "''
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rIr,

sANnBERG.--Tn the Twenty third
ward. salt Lake city utah. September
10. 1895. N typhoid fever, after ma lii.
ness ~ three weeks, Niles Emma Marie
Sanders, daughter of John C.. and
Annie ". slntbcrF
Tho deceased w1s born In Slit Lake
city. November ON. iSN2 ana was con.
Hcqutnily ln hor sixteenth year. ghf
was ln every way an Intelligent. *.
umpiary and iovo1hir Girl AZ the time
or her demise she held the once of
sunday school secretary and was coun.
sclor Ia The presidency of the Young
Ladies Mutual Improvement Assocla.
tlon Of the Twenty-thlri ward.
The funeral viii be held from the
Twenty third ward meeting house on
Tuesday. September 20. 1898 hf <.nnlng
at 2 o'clock pm. Friends ~ the family
invited 20 attend. Iniermont at the city
cemetery.
MEMMoTT. sclplo. on Angus,
20. 1885 " old age. Julia Memmo,,.
rcilct " John Memmott; born June n.
1919. baptized into the Church u Jesus
Christ Of Latter day Saints October =.
1919. by Elder Crandeil Dunn.
CLARK.-At Glendale. Kane county.
Utah. 20 about o'clock am. Reptcm-
Dor ~. tsss. James Madison CLARK. son
~ John Wesley and Eveline brown
clark. born the seth day N May. 1854,
In Van nuron county. Arkinsas
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-15

United States, to represent this country
at the Vienna council.
At the recent election Of officers of the
Rosary Society in Ascension Pa. 49,. ne
following ladies were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Thomas
Webster; treasurer, Mrs n. ]. Walsh.
and secretary, Mrs. Geo. Leo; sacristan,
Mrs. M. G. Walsh. The present men,
bership Of the Society is 16O Meetings
are held on the first Sunday of every
month.
The following are the officers of the
holy Name Society. OF Ascension parish
elected at the annual meeting held last
Sunday: President, Michael Wheelen;
treasurer. Peter Nconan secretary,
Thos. Devery; marshal. p. W. Fcarty:
councillors. John Meashcr, Peter Nit
chcll. j. T. Kane, Dan McGra:h and
Harry Montgomery.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-15

1 of Ramsey county. desire to enter in
The Standard voting contest the name
OF the Oldest member of the division, and
If / am not mistaken, the oldest men,
Der in the state of Minnesota, Brother
James j. Kennedy. Brother Kennedy
devoted many years Of good hard work
to build up the order in this state.
When it was having hard struggle to
exist his labors were not in vain, as the
present condition of our grand and noble
order demonstrates. l do not know OF
a brother who is more deserving of a
trip to his native land, or more deserv-
ing CT the support of his brother men,
bers throughout the state. Please credit
him with the inclosed votes and obiige
Yours, Il. w. M'GOEY.
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Influences. Religion condemns and pre-
vents much evil In the world, by en-
Tightening human conscience. guiding
human reason, and restraining human
passion. IInbclipf has no restraining
power. The believer who does wrong
does so, as he must confess. in spite Of
his convictions. the unbclcver has no
positive convictions, no enlightened con-
vcncncc is his virtue. All Is good or
evil according as IT. IL pleasing or dis
pleasing to him. He knows no higher
law. He is dOgmatic and positive in all
his statements about religion, yet his
proudest boast about It all Is that he
does not know. Ono who does Eo:
know, should at least be silent about
the things he does not know. lie is
not very safe or reliable guide
either for himself or others
Unbclicvcrs, as a class. are the most
unreasonable and illogical Of men. They
assume to be impartial and liberal
minded, to discard all prejudice and
bigOtry, but they are the most prcju
diced of men. in clinging, with super
stitious tcnarity, to their hostility 10
all that savors of the supernatural. They
study with admiring zeal the writings
and unfair attacks on religion, Of all
unbelicvers, but do not seem to realize
how inconsistent they are in their fxcl
determination to ignore the doctrines
of the christian faith. These they Will
not examine, yet claim to be competent
to pass Judgment upon them. Ignorance
Of divine truth is regarded by them as a
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-15
An Old Settler Gone.

At 10 o'clock Wednesday evening,
Peter Lavery, an aged resident Of the
East Side, and one of the city's pioneer
settlers. passed away at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. James Conley, 155 Madi-
son street, after a few weeks illness.
He was born in Ireland sc years ago,
and had resided in this city for nearly
forty years. Mr.. Lavery was twice mar
ried and leaves widow, one son, John
Lavery, and three daughters, viz. Mrs.
James Conley, Mrs. Daniel Getchell and
Mrs. Hiram Hayes. The funeral oc-
Cured yesterday morning from St. An
tEony Of Padua church. After the cele-
b1ation Of requiem mass the remains
were inferred at st. Anthony cemetery.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-01-15
A View of ireland.

An illustrated lecture on Ireland Will
he given at Holy Rosary hall Wednesday
Jan. 2G Those who remember the
FAMOUS DR.. Dillon Egan may appreciate
to some extent the beauties OF this lee
thrc. The words are his, the views
were his, the lectures were his, and no
doubt every effort will be made to i'll
the want OF his presence. An opportu-
nifty will be given OF seeing the old
home, just as it was, just as it is, and
who will fail to pay the visit? Tickets
for this lecture arc Is cents for sale a.
The Standard office. Only limited
number are for sale.
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VIM. Buckley.

VIM. Buckley, the subject of this
sketch, was born in McGregor, Iowa, in
1859, and is therefore about 80 years of
age. He is a well-known railroad man,
having entered upon this work over 20
years ago, ii of which have been spent
in the employ OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul road as conductor. An
active. practical man, much Of his
spare time is given to the A. o. H., aad
he is now serving his fourth term as
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Contest Editor Irish Standard:

Dear Sir:-Have noticed with a good
deal of interest the contest amongst
members of the A. o. H. for three valu-
able prizes offered by The Irish Stand
ard Will you therefore please place to
my credit S2.25 on subscription and
three coupons, which I believe entities
me to 228 votes, the same to be cast for
Mr.. John Flood, of Duluth Having
lived in Duluth for many years and
knowing Mr.. Flood quite we'll as good
and popular man, it will be matter o.
the utmost satisfaction to me, to hear of
his success in the contest. With best
wishes for him and for The Irish Stand
ard, l remain, Yours very truly,
MRS. ANN BURKE.
st. Paul, Jan. ~.
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st. Paul, Jan. 18th, 1898.

Contest Editor:
Dear Sir:-I have been reading the
last number and see the names of some
good Hibernians, but l was surprised
that l did not find the name of that
sterling old Fenian and patriotic Irish
man. George w. Anderson, the worthy
president OF cur division. suppose the,
last meeting. We are sorry indeed 20
hear that his absence was caused by a
painful accident. Give. Brother Ander-
son these two votes from member Of
Division No. 6, St. Paul.
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sign Of superior Intelligence. an evidence
of breadth Of mind. and liberty of
Thought. unhrlicvers innlct great in
jury upon their own reason by refusing
TO nolirish this noblcst gift of God with
the wholesome fruit of saving, eternal
truth.
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Installation and BANQUET,
Special to The Irish Standard.

CURRIE, Mimi, Jan. 11.-Divjsion No.
2, A. o. H., and Division No 2, d. of f.,
held their public installation of officers
Friday evening, January Z. Invitations
were extended to all members of both
societies of the county, to which good
ly number responded. A select literary
and musical program was prepared for
the evening and banquet served in
rooms adjoining the hall. Both So
cieties are in flourishing condition and
feel proud of the success they are hay
ing.
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Well, here's your list of candidates
complete. There were just eight addi-
tional nominations made before The
hour of D. IN. last Wednesday, making
grand total OF 20 who will make the
race which will be brought to a. close on
the 18th day CT April next. From now
on the contest will be exceedingly inter-
estlng as it will be an absolute certainty
that some three of the above named Hi
bernians will win out. Of the new cam
dldates, three are from St. Paul. viz:
James }. Kennedy, of Division No. |,
James f. Maloney of No. s, and George
w. Anderson, Of No. g. Duiuth's two
candidates are John Flood and Richard
Long. Graceville presents P. H. OHara:
Hastings names Thos. P. Moran and
Rochester M. Heffron. The voting dur
ing the past week has been the heaviest
yet recorded and more than a dozen cam
didates have increased their totals.
Buckley, OF Minneapolis, who headed
the poll last week drops back to fourth
place and is succeeded at the ton by
O'Connor, of Minneapolis Murphy, of
Brainerd, is still a good second, but is
closely followed by Kelley, Of Waseca.
who has moved up to third place. Nc
Conville. of Minneapolis, has made rapid
strides toward the top, having moved up
from fourteenth, to fifth in the race or
the remaining candidates the heaviest
gains have been made by O'Grady, Slice
han and Fitzgerald of Minneapolis. The
following letters were received by the
contest editor in behalf Of the new
nominees:
Graceville, Mimi,
Contest Editor Irish Standard:
Dear sir:-I would like to see the
name of P. H. O'Hara in your voting
contest, as I think he is as popular as
any Hibernian in the state. l iuclose n
coupon for him. Yours truly.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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Everybody Saya SO.

Cascarets Candy Catl,artic, the most won.
derful medical discovery OF tho age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biiousness. Please buy and try box
of G. G. 9. to-day; 10, Is, SO cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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II you want to save money on we'd.
ding cards. ball invitations and pro-
grams see the samples and prices quot
ed at the Irish Standard office, El
Fourth street south. We have Just
added beautiful line OF new type also
for this kind of work. Samples sent
by mail to any address.