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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15

Corrected daily by IT. r. Mabbitt & Co.,
brokers, Exchange Bank Building:
Chicago, April 14.-Routine facts did
not cut any figure in wheat to-day, the
sharp advance in Liverpool and war
news being the only considerations.
The short interest in May, which was
very prominent yesterday, was again
very much in evidence, and the price Of
that delivery was forced up TO the
highest point yet reached. New York
reported a continuance of the foreign
buying. Realizing was very heavy at
the opening advance. many of yester-
days buyers realizing on their lines,
and in consequence substantial declines
we're recorded. Later cables showed
losses of "a ODD, and this tended to en-
courage short selling However, the
market turned strong or reports frCm
New York that 100000 bushels CT
wheat has been taken by foreigners at
full cable rates Letter sales We're said
to be very large: in fact, his agents re-
ported 100000 bushels accepted from
them at large advances over yester-
days prices 1t begins to look as if
Letter were replacing his cash sales
with July He bought one million
bushels July this morning and he sold
on cable acceptances one million bush
els, these two figures fit each other.
The weather in California was still
very hot and the condition of crops
unimproved Northwest receipts were
small, lis cars, against 271 a year ago
and 159 last week Chicago receipts
were 81 cars The addition to contract
stocks was 10000 bushels, making 447,-
000 bushels fer four days. The On
tario inspection Of wheat was $4,000
bushels. Corn was very strong at the
start and a Slarse trade was done.
Wheat and high cables were the in
fiuences. Free selling followed and
prices reacted. Oats were fairly active
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO April 14.-Prices for cattle
firmed UP little under the influence OF
fairly active demand There was No
general advance. however and sales were
largely MADE at reduction of loU29c
from the closing prices of last week. Beef
steers sold at "a coat p for common up
scattering sales of prime shipping catdle
at 81 05G5 .. Sales were largely at 81 fen
4 20. The stocher and feeder trade, was
fairly active at 81 c1M5 60, the call being
chiefly for nice, light weight yearlnss.
Stays sold freely at So 25Gl ~. and oxen
bring 50 50Q3 70. bulls sold at s. '2at4 4o y,
ana canning COWS sold mostly Y 81 o0d
, GO, while prime heifers sold up to 81 %.
In hogs packers took hold actively at
an advance Of 2l2@5c the Improvement pc
ing 2'2c in a majority Of cases As psuai !.
the demand was largely for choice heavy
hogs, which sold at a premium OF IZ42c
over the best light weights. Hogs solo
at an extreme range of 81 ioG4 VIZ, large
~ at 81 Sll2Q4 60, and the bulk OF the pls
sales occurred at 81 JGd3 So the heavier
pigs fetching 81 6503 ..
Trade in sheep and lambs was not par
ticularlY brisk and prices We're not over
strong for sheep, sales ranging at 81 oVn
s. for shorn hocks, which comprised
most Of ne offerings. Wooled sheep sold
brought So TO- Lambs sold at s. l5a5 %
for shorn few going below a 50, while
wqoied lambs brought ~ $ 1919 %: a. ooo
head; Sheep; 1920 head. jill, j ~.
steady at So 1On3 so.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. April 14.-Cattle,
steady; extra s. 16m5 u; prime. So oon
Hogs. only Fir: demand light; prime
medium and best heavy hogs. 50 9cd3 %;
heavy Workers So SO03 81: Light Workers,
So Glm3 Is. pigs. as to quality and weight.
So 4Ga5 60; good roughs, So 2003 so; COM
mon 10 fair weights. 81 50d3 90.
Sheep slow choice clipped. ~ 2Qa4 p;
comTon. So l5m3 G5; choice clipped lambs.
81 S50J 0e: common to good, 81 25d4 50:
spring lambs, S. 01aS co.
Veal calves. 81 50n5 10.
EAST BUFFALO, n. II. April 12.-Cat-
tie. nothing doing.
Hogs. Workers good to choice, 50 S5Q
2 9G; roughs, common to choice. So 49M
81: pigs good TO choice So 40Q3 20.
10 common. s. o0n5 30; clipped lambs, s. y
"A 30; sheep. choice to selected wethers.
81 9005 90: culls to common 81 50m4 90;
clipped sheep. 81 1504 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15

Trains B ana daily between Cievelarc
ana Massulon. all other trains daily *
CT pt Sundays.
Ferry. Rellaire and bridgeport. take Flee
trio Railway. NJ. u CARRtL
O. r. WOOD. T. P. A.. Wheeling. w. Va.
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RAIL WAY TIME CARD.

Arr and departures Of trains on anA
s spea Moxi a. lss.. Expianatlon OF Refer
e NM assAs: Daily: SUNDAY excepted;
n1IlIy only. saturday only; MONDAY
III. 7 except Saturday: I. except Sat-
on So,,, AsIern Standard time. which i
oi'e NooF earlier than Central time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15

kets. business as a whole was quite
large May ranged frcm 265s@%c TO
zbc and closed unchanged at 25Ac
provisions was the only really weak
market en- the floor. Prices were lower
from the start, and the market at no
time showed any strength. There was
scarcely any demand and the opinion
was expressed that packers were I'M
wiling to permit a bull market now,
with the summer run of hogs Just
ahead. May pork closed 15c lower at
$9.771a; May lard SC lower at S5.1212;
May ribs sc lower at s5.121a.
Estimated receipts F71Aiay: Wheat,
Y cars; corn. $50 cars; oats, 1875 cars;
hogs, $4,000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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METAL.

NEW YORK. April 14-Iron tin and
as a result OF more liberal offerings and
general lack of support Lake copper was
firrler with sellers scarce. At the close
Ihf Meta EXGnangf ea j q pig iron var y
asked.
Lake copper, firm with So 90 bid ana
Tin. easy, with s14 ~. bid and sl4 50
speiter. hrmer with 81 : bid and 81 s.
,esd, weak. with 50 w bid and 50 ssl4
Lead is stin quoted at So % By the firm
naming The settling price for miners ard
smelters at the west.
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F. B. Mabbitt { Co., Brokers.

Rooms and ~ Excahangc Bank Building.
private wires to Chicago and New York;
i,;eyator entrance 18th ST. Stocks and
sands bought and sold for cash or carried
~, Margins We bid tor Grain il Car Lots
{,. hesi Houses in Baltimore and Toledo.
nsr6e&dQc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15

FROM the private wires of F. r. Mabbitt
& Co. brokers. EXchang. Bank Bldg
New York, April 14-With war be
tween the United States and Spain now
prcatlcaliy certainty, traders are in
a quandary as to which side of the mar
ket is the most profitable, inasmuch
as everything but an actual declara-
ton of war has apparently been dis
counted during the past month. The
recent patriotic demonstrations in
Congress have undoubtedly caused the
conservative operators to withdraw
their emphatic statements that war
viii be averted. With a lack of these
assurances to-day and outside public
became timid, and soon after the oDen-
ing the market was left at the mercy
OF the professional element. General
sentiment is bearish on the ground that
the recent weakness has not been due
to liquidation as much as it has to
manipulation, also that indications are
that the public has not liquidated. and
the actual hostiiities should bring a
good deal of outside stock into the
market. The London market for
American securities was easier, but
representatives., dSiuS rum
selling moderately, did practically
nothing. Discussion relative to the
political situation was INDUCED in 50
freely that at times fully two minutes
elapsed between sales. There was no
special feature, but a good deal Of
bearish feeling was lost as the session
advanced. A significant bull influence
is the fact that there are buying orders
for at least 100000 shares Of various
stocks at about 8 to points below the
present level 1t is thought that this
alone keeps the market from any ma
terial break
Corrected daily by r. E Mabbitt & Co.
brokers. Exchange Bank Building:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15
LOneni High Low. Close


Flour. prices up 15G2Qc.
No. : red, 81 iSai 1Ola.
Corn, No ,, SJl4u32c; No. yellow
oats. No. .. 2sha27c; No. ? white. 2s14c;
No. white 24d30c14.
Rye. No. 2. 52a4c.
Flaxseed, No l. 81 231s: n. w, 81 2S1a.
Prime timothy seed, s. $.
Mess pork. per Dbl. 50 I549 50.
Lard, per 100 lbs, s. 21l2.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed. 45s47Sc
Short clear, SIDES. boxed, s. 50d5 50.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries, 10
4lsc; diaries, Halle.
Cheese. quiet at SuSl4c
Eggs firm: fresh &C.
Receipts-Flour 500 bbls: wheat. $500
bu; by corn. ,2n;oo0 bg; oats. 1860 blu; rye,
Shipments Flour. 1900 bbls: wheat,
! 133 Oco bu: corn. So. eco bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
ry BA f3PG 81; 9'rsiE ioo S6r BY Four
tras. IS 40a3 50: do family. 81 40a4 S.: win
rer whea g Raten5 81 Sa2 10 spring wheat
8 l0Q5 p: receipts. 1859 bbls; exports
y. 923 bbls
W Us, srong sg9 3 a and month, 8 esl
asked; receipts. 1925 bu; exports. $500
bu
Corn. strong; spot and month, s51sG7sc;
May. 3514 a PC June. 395sn7sc; receipts,
199o00 bu: exports z93 Qo0 bu.
Oats. firmer; No 2 white western. 33l4M
&c: No. mixed, @oi4c: receipts. 1900 bu;
Rye, strong and higher: No. 2 nearby.
5S'2c: No, western. 59l2c; receipts, $500
bu: exports. a. 100 blu.
Hay. firm for desirable grades. choice
Grain freights, frmer: not much doing
Butter. firm and unchanged.
Eggs. firm and unchanged.
Cheese. steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK April 14-Flour. receipts
19oC Geo bbls; exports, 15S60 bbls; firm early
but eased off near the close with wheat;
winter straaightss; 81 5594 %; Minnesota
Wheat. receipts, 1863 30 bu; exports 1872
SEQ bu: pot. firm: No. ? rec, 81 10 I. o. p;
afloat spot Options opened strong and
ard &c lower on far options; May closed
Corn. receipts $50 300 bu; exports. IL, GOO
bu; spot steady: No. . 1890. Options
opened firm and closed partly al Zee high
er: May closed at SOC.
oats. receipts TACO bu; export l2'. 40
bu: spot weak: No. ,. 30l2c, No. white
321.c Options opened quiet and weaker
and closed at nc net lower: May closed at
Hay. hides and leather, steady.
Hops and wool, quiet
Beef firm.
Cutmeats. dull
Lard. easy: western steamed 50 10; May,
$3.50: refined. steady.
Pork and cottonSeed oil. quiet.
Tallow anG petroleum dull.
Rosin. rice and molasses. steady.
Turpentne, easy.
Coffee. options opened firm ana closed
steady with near months az loH2' points
net higher, ard other months unchanged
to J points net lower Sales. 40 bags
including April at So 1G06 10: May at % ~
as co: Septem Der. S s0d5 s.: October, - 80;
December s. 65d5 So: March, Sc GO.
sugar STEADY. fair refining. 25sc. centri-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15

SOCIETY ADDRESS CARDS.
with emblem. embossed IN coors. Shc1ld
be seen To oe APPRECIATED Samples and
prices for the asking.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.. :
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ana strong. Shorts were good buyers
with far demand for the long ac-
count Provisions started strong with
gram and higher yard prices. Packers
and brokers' sold freely and the market
later became easier but with little
change in prices.
FROM the private wires of r. r. Mabbitt
y 70. brokers. Exchange Bank Bldg:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15
FINANCE IND TRADE.

New York. April 14.-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram:
the stock markets here opened fiat
to-day on the war news from the
United States. Spanish tours at one
tine fell to 42h. New York was said
IA have opened large engagements for
tra putting OF stocks on which a
large profit has already been shown.
cannot definitely confirm this, but
believe il to be true.
Americans were heavy at the OPEN
ing. but New York absorbed stock
freely through the arbitrage dealers.
and sent orders direct as we'll: conse-
Gucntly prices closed above tneworst.
New York, April 14.-Money on
call firm at 2G4 per cent; last loan
at , per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 81 per cent.
Sterling exchange, easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at 1881 a
.S3is for demand and at $4.79%M
4S0 for &C days; posted rates $4.S9hM
4.S1 and $4S404.841a.
Commercial bills $4.7964.791b.
Silver certificates 56@56%4c.
Bar silver see.
Mexican dollars dull.
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FINANCIAL.

NATIONAL BANK OF ". VA
~ AT WHEELING.
CAPITAL ......e............. .....-.. SioofU
Southwest Corner Main and Twelfth SITS.
Does Genera! Banking Business.
DIRECTORS-August Rolf. r. z. De-
vr.es. e. w. Ogleoay. John Wagner. r.
W. Hazlett, ]. 2. McCou&ney. 4. Z.
Potts
Earl W. Cglebay. President.
). r. McCouFtney. vice President.
John Wagner Cashier.
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Mexican dollars dul.

Government bonds weak.
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds weak.
Stocks-There was professional buv-
ing of stocks to-day, which gave the
market a firm tone all day. The ex-
IRENE advance from the low level at
the opening was a point or over in most
@. the leading stocks, but the net gains
are less than point except in a few
G= Ae professional buying was
uc. o, less Influenced by the very
o-'entaci1us espousal of the bull side
D. u large and daring operator, in pub
lished UJJerances and by distribution
OF buying orders. The following thus
invited Was sufficient to effect an adj
vance in prices in a very narrow mar
ket in spite Of the suppressed senti-
ment reported from foreign exchanges.
This depression was reflected at the
opening here, but was soon overcome
by the bull movement The bears
seemed 10 be very active on London
exchange especially in Spanish tours.
and the fact that they wereforced to
cover helped the bulls in New York in
the later dealings.
he bull movement is based on the
argument that protracted delay in
me Senate over the Intervention reso-
luton is likely, and that if the Senate
resolution is adopted there will be a
fuT%ar delay in the conference. The
President is credited with having ex-
pressed his preference for the House
resolution, and thebulls protested to
believe that if the Senate resolutions
were presented to him it would fail Of
his approval. All of these possible
complications are accepted as further
ing the changes Of delay, and delay
TO the minds Of the bulls. means addi-
llonal chance for peaceful settlement
one Of the possible plans of settlement
suggested by the bull party was the
safe Oh the island Of Cuba after the
meeting OF the Spanish cortes. A large
part OF the days activity was conferred
~ sugar the grangers and Union Pa
cihf preferred Prices fell from Tho
AiShest IN the last hour on the rennrt
.HdI 'Ae spanish minister was prepar
III go leave Washington.
ionacco Huctuated violently. but ad-
,aAced at one time points. The keen
"Yii o"ihg demand for the stock indi-
Velel acute distress on the part of the
sAoIts against whom the movement was
ueSlSned Rates for call monei eased
On 20 per cent this afternoon and
ou'F $29VUOO of gold was engaged for
import. The rise of London exchange
y Fafls and Berlin in response to the
S,d-ening OF the London discount rate
was followed to-day by lower rates for
continental exchange in New York. in
".atnS that the pressure for gold is
0eihg shifted from London to the con-
.lAent The demand for cash by inter-
lot banks TO strengthen their reserves
against the contingency of war contin-
YES undated and the supply of legal
lenders has become so depleted that
New York banks are likely to offer gold
70 supply the interior demand ii it
shall continue.
business in the bond market was
confined to a'few speculative issues and
prices show net declines There was a
sale Of a block of $4,000 of Union
Pacific As at 80, the low point. Total
sales $1275.000.
United States Is and the old As cou-
pom declined /. the old As registered
and the new As y and the 5s a per
CENT in the bid price.
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ZOLA'S SENTENCE MITGATED.
Legal Technicality overcomes I'm
prisonment For Year.

Paris, April 2.-The court of cessa-
ton has queshed the sentence of one
years imprisonment and 5000 francs
fine imposed on NJ. Emile Zola, as the
result of charges made by him in the
Aurore against the conduct of the Es-
terhaZy court martial. but the court
has not ordered a trial before another
assize. The decision is based on the
fact that the president of the court
martial should have lodged the COM
plant against NJ. lola, instead of the
minister of war. as 1t was the court
martial that wac assaiIed by the ia
nous author and editor
The Aurore today contains a state
ment from NJ. Clemenceau, who acted
as counsel for that paper in the lola
trial. in which he accuses the minister
of war. General Billot, of attempting
to coerce the court of appeals into sus-
tanning the conviction of NJ Zoia.
N. Clemenceau says: Il surprised
General Billot at the senate in CONVEX
sation with the president of the court
Then the president protested against
the attempts from the minister of war
TO intimidate him and General Billot
replied: Then all ] can say is that
you are preparing the way for a revo-
luton of which you viii be the first
victim"
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Wyoming.

Casper is filled to overlooking with
floating labor, seeking sheep shearing
and kindred work at the sheep shearing
pens tributary to Casper, and men are
coming by dozens and scores. Many
have already gone out to shearing
camps. Freighting spring teams are
fitting up also for wool hauling
l and 5. Four million pounds of wool.
il is estimated. will be shipped from
Casper this season.
Bids for survey of government lands
in Wyoming in 1898 have been posted
by the surveyor general The lands are
situated near the sources of the Wind
river and the Buffalo fork of Snake
river. The appropriation amounts to
about $4,000. In addition to the fore
going, contracts have been awarded
for surveys in the Shoshone Indian
reservation under the allotment act of
lands to the Indians. This covers over
SO, 000
Joseph Facinelli. a bookkeeper at
Rock Springs, while intoxicated, was
induced to play poker in the saloon of
BERT q Berry. When the game was
over, Facinelli had lost $3.50. He swore
out warrants for the gamblers. who, he
alleges took the money. accusing them
of cheating him by dealing from the
bottom of the pack. The men have
been arrested.
One of the Cinnamon killed at Rock
Springs last Saturday by a fall of rock
in No. 8 mine. will not be buried until
Saturday. He was known as John
Brown, and went TO Rock Springs in
1876. He occupied the very highest
station among the Chinese Masons, and
that order will bury him. Representa-
tive Masons will attend from all over
the state and Utah, and the funeral
will be an event in Rock Springs.
Owing to an increase in business on
the Wyoming division, the force of
train dispatchers at Laramie has been
increased by the addition of two dis
patchers. The men selected are Messrs.
Dickson of Laramie and Welsh of Red
Buttes. ........
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by the Haley Live Stock & Trad
ing company, capitalized at $500, 900 of
5000 shares at 500 each, with head
quarters at Laramie and doing bust
ness at Oasis, Wyo.. and in Routt
county. Colo. The principal place of
business will be at Oasis. known as the
station, 10 miles north of
Laramie, at the junction of the Little
and Big Laramie rivers.
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Idahn.

A project is on foot to build a tele-
phone line from Albion to Minidoka.
William Harroun, residing east of
Albion, last week disposed of % year
lings to Senator J. NJ. Pierce for $50
per head.
w. d. Boyd, an inmate of the Sol
diers' home, has been adjudged insane
and sent to the asylum.
The women of Caldwell, learning that
a citizens convention was to be packed
by the saloon element, and a ticket
nominated favorable to that element,
attended the convention en- maSse,
routed the men and nominated a ticket
of their own. The opposition bolted
and placed another ticket in the field.
The campaign is red hot.
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
TETON VALLEY NEWS.
The Perilous Ride of Two Plucky
Girls-New Meeting Houses.

Girls-New Meeting Houses.
briggs. Ida, March SO.-The late
storms have ensured plenty of water
for irrigation.
Mrs T. w Porter, wife of Victor's
popular merchant. is critically i'll with
heart disease. She is a most estimable
lady.
Lehi Pratt, the present mail carrier
from Teton City. has secured the con-
tract between Victor and jackson S
Hole for the next four years.
A couple of young ladies came from
the Hole last week on horseback. They
reached Victor at u o'clock at night,
after a hard struggle. The journey is a
hazardous one for men at this time OF
the year.
The people of Haden and Victor have
about completed meeting houses, and
they will be dedicated at an early
date.
A new postof1ice has been established
at Wilson. Jackson's Hole country,
making three in that valley.
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Montana.

Ollie Nashold, Bert Nashold and c..
f. Brooks have been arrested at Liv-
ingston, charged with the murder of w.
F. Gray, prominent mining man, who
was beaten to death and robbed on
March 1.
Last Sunday morning John Phelps of
Stevensville killed a large mountain
lion. He was a Notwithstanding ami
NAL measuring seven feet from tip to
tip, about two and one-half feet high,
and weighed about a hundred pounds.
Sunday a car of lumber was thrown
from the track near Atlanta. Tuesday
the wrecking crew that was putting
the car on the track discovered the
bodies of three men under the lumber.
Coroner Mcmahon was notified of the
matter, and the bodies were brought to
Kalispell and buried.
P. S. Murphy committed a fiendish
act at Butte last Wednesday, Coming
home drunk, he poured a large kettle
of boiling water on his wife's arm. lit
orally cooking the flesh, and then he
turned her out doors. She will lose the
arm and may die.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-03

Jewish Temple.-Fourth East between
Second and Third South: Sunday evening
April 3. D. m, lecture by Siddi Mo-
hamomet Taseiber. subject: THE Wis
dom of Solomon. Oh Wisdom; Thou who
Maketh Men Friends OF God and Proph-
cts
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Washington Temperance Meeting.-In
the A. o. l.. W hall, Main street at s
O'Clock. Judge c. F. Goodwin. Scott
Anderson and Richard Wake will speak
and Charles Meakin will recite- Admis-
sion free.
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First gregational-Corner First
South and Fourth East. Rev. Clarence Z.
Brown pastor Morning service at II
O'Clock: sermon by the pastor. subject:
Kindness. True and False;' Sunday
school at f2:3O: junior endeavor at AIS;
young peoples meeting at 6:15; evening
service AT 7:30; sermon by the pastor, SUBJ
ject: Some Slow Experiences
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Westminster Presbyterian Churchill
South Fourth East street. Rev. f. L.
Arnold. pastor: preaching at IL a. m. by
pastor; Sabbath school at 12:15 p. m;
80 p m g. T. meetings. Junior ana IN
termediate at 4:30 .. m: young peoples
at 6:15 p. m; evening service at 1880 p. m;
public invited
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Church SERVICES,
Notices Inserted in This Column
Free, if Handed in Before Noon on
Saturday.

The Salt Lake branch of the Theosophi-
cal society in America meets in its new
hall in room To- Hooper d Eldredge block,
at D. III. The study class meets on We'd
nesday al p. m. All are welcome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-03

Central Christian Church.-Third East
and Fourth South streets. w H Baeby.
pastor. Sunday school, 9:z5 a. m; morn
ing subject: America as u Mission
Field Evening subject, The Voyage
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Practical Christianity-Rev Mrs. Girls
void will speak in Unity hall at p. m.
Theme, Enter Ye in at the Straight
Gate All are cordially invited.