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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01

Private funeral services over the re-
mains Of Anton Seidl were held, Fri
day at his late residence at New York
TIE Rev. Merle St. Croix Wright, pas
tor of the LenoX Avenue Unitarian
church, delivered a short address, and
Henry j.. krekbiel read eulogy tele-
graphed from Pittsburg. by Col, Rob
ert G. lngersoll. who had been for years
an intimate friends of the great con-
ductor. The exercises at the house
closed with music by Victor Herbert
leader Of the I'd Regiment band. The
public services We're held at the Met
ropolitan Opera house, where a musical
programme was given.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
SPANS REPLY
CONTINUED from page ~

immediate service should this be found
necessary.
Letters will be sent to the governors
and to the adjutant generals of all the
states where there are naval militia or
ganizations asking them to set in mo-
ton the machinery for drilling and
equipping the state organizations
promptly, 50 that they may be ready
within few hours Of a call to arms.
The officials express the hope that
there will be a unanimous sentiment
on the part of the employers to give
their men who are members of the mill
tia free opportunity to join their com
mands
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
For a Naval and Coalinq Station.

Washington. March Ex-senator
Lodge has reported from the committee
on foreign relations a bin directing the
President Of the United States to pur-
chase The Danish West India island of
-. CrniX, st. Thomas and st John. or
any one Of them for a naval and coal
ing station. The purchase is to be
made upon such terms as he may in his
discretion deem advisable. Five mill
lion dollars or 81 much thereof as may
~ necessary is appropriated for the
rnrph1S,4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
MILITIA REORGANIZATION.
Senate Committee Orders Favorable Reoor, IN
Senator nawIey's Measure.

Washington. March 31-The Senate
committee OH military affairs. today.
authorized favorable report on SEN
ator' iiawley's bill for the reorganiza-
uon Of the military forces Of the United
States. The bill is practically codi-
hoati0n Of the laws relating to the mill
Tia and while it does not make any ma
terial changes it makes a great many
matters Of detail. 1t provides for an
organized and reserve militia, the
latter to consist Of ALI male citizens
between IS and 45 years of age who are
not included in the organized corps
or engaged in certain exempted cali
ings,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
WARNING TO:sAGAsTA.
No. Only Nearing End Of Political Career by
Life Says La Lucha

Havana, March 3i.--La L,cha. in an
editorial. says. today: We are at the
end tf the farce. drama or comedy.
which has held the Sta :e until now.
Heaven should apprisc Senor Sagasta
that he is near the end. not only of his
political career, hut also of his life"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
Rheumatism Cured.

My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great relief,
ana | can recommend it as a splendid I'm
iment for rheumatism and other house,
hold use for which we have found II
valuable.-W j. cuyler, Red Creek N.
Y.
Mr. Cuyler is one of thu leading lner-
chants Of this village and one OF ne
most prominent mon in this vicE''E.~ y.
G. Phtppin. Editor Red Greek Herald
For sale by John Coughl.l, Water 81.
m willy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
Portland Supplies a Few Patriotic Men

Portland, Me. March 3l.-rhe naval re-
ertitins office here has thus far enlisted
lS men, all rated as coal passers So far
no candidates who could fill the reuun g.
mcntS of able or ordinary seamen have
applied, the reason being that sailors
prefer the merchant marine In the event
OF war. however Portland will be able to
supply quite a number of Seamen who will
enlist through patriotic motives if hostil-
itieS begin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
Maine Pensions.

Washington. March 31-The following
pension changes are announced:
Original. John G. Cole. West Kenne-
bunk. S.; John \, Fisher TopSham. S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01

out hi4 purp9sc. he viii bring lls ID 4
| t1lumphant conclusion wifftolu ehcdditl,
an ounce nr a nnnfic;tn Giond" fGrr.it ,p-
p};illsrt.
| Tho ilntrly amendment was defeated
ana tf,al OF Mu.a a,Ioptcd. 80 H. IG
i I4-uj4 rrt,Ited f., (o,fJt,.l,n IN II humorous.
strain for Il tim. md created 4 rr.a4 de1l
| Of rncrl.rnrnt lIr ,tccits,.d Iottu4,,u nf H.
| inc uytlzzIod Iv fhe Sneaker ana afraid
to sh.tkt. or bjs 4huckin4 ull:tilfrss vvh.t.
thr Sneaker fnDked III him Lewis clns.G
Nv saving: ~ do nnt kmn,v whether tb,
| President Of the United Sfrtcs has splcrt
/ 1 thn .,nu41.,n.,n ~ bt~ trnud fri.nd ..J
defender this floor but if such IL the
! ra1e.- t. hitn, a$ q humble adgiHer If tn,
/ Preside mt, ] would suggest thar he Join
1 in Iur prayer of Caesar to bc delivered
/ from his friends. If it should come tn
| pass that the President should rerrjVp
/ n1 SOM people in certain Quarters hone
/ tld others Fear. hi~ political draih. thtu
/ tnn-t- wln may write MS uiftu4ry If lhc
( gent lonlau from iuIiana .,uf iItl.a III the
cotl4r hn has b"cu plr4ulng may content
4 a.n4nlNcs with md rlc4Nt 'run nIIch
! Johnson (IpuE continued laueftrr
Aria apDlausrt
johnson thcn naae "A speech which.
| Wailc ii mt much disapprovAl from fh,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01
UContinued on page 30

Eczema. scalG head hives. itchiness of
the skin of any sort, instantly relieved.
permanently cured Doans Ointment.
At any drug store
mon. Wed&fri,tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01


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",,i'''' ~
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.ht understanding that ne viii decide
sr fA.. .&tn+ r,,. tn. .,l,snltttu ittn.-T,n4-
4 .. 80. ,,,.,
'I' i'' - ~ wa
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in Nt@HEl"n% '"Hi'l"l ''Lr lhr W"fk Z.
j'f ~'l''@ ana litilhG iitf ~, i"F "t'lN' NH
.i' I~ now almost ini4hrd and $he prob
.1'H "ih "' oro"l'.i " i'"Nt y it#hili& W.
iAINE AItd #nhlu ihr h"NI itW Ht%A- tt'
~, " "', ~" hA"" NJ, H'I VIZ ~ @'l,
WA '. "id'l'd, th"uHd H. II }h"uihl lti't'
Nf" W'i 20 liISt To %ultn!h 1l!h tHth pF"-
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h h7 i''l ''" 9ti tah'u 't"di' th' il"i1
i'"4 -! "Nh!mit" talt %Ht taffIt@ ~ i'i
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l''"'H.
'"f ~ ti4' "lIlttfa di@, ''Ss.iiE wv i"'7E'
hHttE "I hHStliltteS fAlH. htft n "l'
'it'#It. non @h"u} h'ih% tb'"f = "tl.
! l,h' lhis. if 'aT' Ny" 'l.H 'tih y i'S" T.
H'f. VIII ''r ho hpHfd RI !ililiiA any 'l'
tr"4hl" about divers. "t"- The ohl% ihHE
/" u" VIII ''. /" 'iftGi i h"illt'l'fit !" "'H
~ mHTH itnH ATTEND u "hr "hll VARY h'-
/ l''+' or mere VIII il"l i'' + l'l''" r. W,
h"ll lrit hiG rHn'tEh i"i i S"dEtiiii.
( h"Al "i tlt" style tlli'f f"'N ir'uful H.tnl
~, ~ htr enemy "r %"'@ uhdrr III snort
( h'""f hrlSril modern WE WILL WI my
'hfi''i'''+ ''' qua We - '''S '''ffs 'i'' y
l't'prt tS'ht IN" very quickest tNpt ol ded u
I drahnG vessel af'ohl
/ T'tc work on the cannon, now ~ pro
/ ~tVE' 81 t"inph.ltoh 'ii iii' HaNN N"i't =
! hriuE pushed with all tl" haste l'"SSii'l".
! pWarhs "f 'Ap men htN, he"n A'id" I,
/ ths Tore" employed I "rdihttfy times ann
the SHOPS are bong "ork'h to Ih"!r "
most capacity nlShi ana u1y. lht WORK
| - H'ihE puSh'". t9ltr'IHh ~ lio9a 1
| muhltlphS Whlch We nearest cnihpl"ti"f
! "hth tue situation b"shh 20 iooh thf'dt-
| ei.ll&'
| hrf" was h"thilG "sit'ift,iy Sieh.llt"h !,
! III the ih2Ftihtnt % ihNdi eSHstlS r. re-
! pofitd; l"oiF' me suiiho'tt y lfilhSt"!l
dIflNtd ~ o"thSoiFliltt StAttlud =, "h ~.
way ~ ->t" ioth' l"r fFPdhN- lle t"i
i'eo' "p''t 'n,tDiH pt'i ~ y it'.i'9
| hiiiN'h y! Hi.tu. y',a'i y'a udE' ~ ~, "''f
| ~ w 4'it'' - ga, ~ 2 ~ ~ .r,
l'lS ndS ,'', "il ]til9'''!n -, - -
~ 4, Iii ; 'ph;ilp'' " .nI
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-01

The fight at Syracuse, N. Y. Thursday
night, between George Dixon and Tommy
White was declared n draw after %
rounds of hot lighting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26

Wainwright Of iiorrlck had his atten-
ton called Co thu hird-euting propensl-
IS OF this species Of frog hy the cries
Of small bird Ia nearby swamp
ThIrNug 10 h1d been izri by
snake. hr huuyncd 60 the spot, ana
saw "a h.HutlfW rcd and Erccn hlrd ih
the mouth 90 lurED grceuish tr"s
only the birds head NuN Visible, ana
10 cries becoming fainter the fIog
was Killed and the lifl released. is
fcathurs were nli wet uud Shiny ana
Tor some days II could ho distinguished
ln tho garden by ts ruillcd rlumngc.
since then others of the rlmc species
of frog have. on several occasions,
been killad with youuE chick uH half
swallowed, ana once % ducklinE was
rescued from the same fate.
The frogr make o. chuchluE sound
~ nearly like that ui % hen chilling hnr
chickens FOR food that whole hron1H
have been deceived ana have rushed
toward the swamp whore thDy sup
pnrad the hon t1 HH. The uugH are
wary. and Il Do di'.ult tu hud thpm
except by the rQu,aka of distress from
their victims,
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OBITUARY,


A'"A NfHff ""is 80 A's'f
II the Eiitlr'
Died OF appcndlrIH' al Mesa CITY,
July 10Th. 1895, ali.r o. llrln d1yI lll-
nDla, Sister SualuUlh Vance, wife oi
Jlmls Vance ST., ana daughter VI
Jerome "a and Mlry IN lleH Henson.
Deceased was born Fab. h,h, 1888. near
Independence, Jackson Co., No; born
In me church 40 Hl carly period. fle
passed through every prlu@pll cyulu-
lion VI Church experience rom ,he
period of her birth until ihe day u her
death.
sha came 90 Uah 100 1850, was mar
rid 90 nor husItuI james Vance, lu
1863. with whom shn shared 100 ihr pri-
vatiauB and coils uE l'au'a early f.I-
nprrs. aud % whom hr pore a Family
IN twelve children aud Hved Do sec one
son return fFlm au honorable mission,
while another son aut q grandson are
SIN la tha mIsWlln hgld' ana as
stated by h0r EahJu and cash who
aDnke al her funeral Sister vance Wla
a live member ~ iho church, was
fgifhful 10 ey0ry duty aud calling.
Fr6m ags, cxporleuce aud good works
she has gone 90 her rest MS "a veteran
in m. church OF God, leaving veter-
IN husband, with four living chill
dran and very many grandehil-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26
BUDGET FROM stPnl.


Nophl July IS. ls0s.
To the Editori
Maine memorial services were hold In
Nephi on sunday July "a. Tho choir
and congregation sang America. end
prayer was offered by Elder Charles
Sperry. The speakers were Elder j. w.
paxman. Hon. b. W. Chapel and
Bishop Thomas u. Parker. A collection
was taken up at the ol0se amounting to
S2ds5.
To-day We are celebrating the Twon.
ty-fourth. d, l., Morris of your city IL
orator Of the day a splendid program
waf rendered. The Pioneers OF 1877
The Pioneers ~ Nophl. 1861, ana hand,
cara companies had seats OF honor ana
badges presented 10 them. Hand
cart song was sung with fer-
ycnuy.
Elder George feasible Of the Council
% tho Twelve. sang a song and gave
short Address.
Just before tho close. word was
brought into the meeting that Hen
dilcksen, who u somewhat demonte,
stopped VIM. Tungrldge.. who hended
ne procession through i.evan, and told
him he was not the right man 10 take
charge. lie shot and killed. MIN out-
rlahL oilcers have g0nr from hcre 10
bring In the slayer We have nnt
learned, al the time NJ this writing. Tho
full particulars OF the shocking nfTair
Tu nhrldge h much respected ritisen
superintendent NJ sunday sehoois AZ
Levan. II has caused gloom To mass
over Nophl, LANGLEY.
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GRANT AND PARtPA ROSA.
Gca, Soldier Not Disturbed when the Great
Canntfiee Sang.

Washington Tlmeal Time floa like a
champion HcOrcher an ~ wheel. 10
seems only tho other day that Nellie
Grant was q sunbeam 81 q lnFslp IN
short frnckf, with her hair tumbling
about her shoulders in a brown, nuny
hpap-aud now to think OF h0r being
the mother of Erown-up glrlsl on, dcarl
oh, dcari Oh, dtnrl And thinking OF her
aH the little maid OF the white House
recalls funny story about herself ana
General Grant
They had gone 10 the opera. Nellie
sitting Heuatgly erect IN maroon
velvet suit aud her father lOungiug
comfortably IN Tho background, talklng
10 a cnreapondlngly lnunging friend.
The house was crowded, but Pare
pa Rosa, with pprily figure and voice
az grand ana deep aB tho ncean-al-
most, appeared on tho stage. the prlma
donna VAS conscious ~ but one pres
encr-thr warrior whose deeds were so
renowned that for very awe she trrm-
hlod-she who had h0bnohbed with
klnRal
she might have spared herself her
emotions however Tor the general was
nightly interested IN his statesman
friends beside him. and the Great Emf
llsh ginger mlrht have been prnmrn-
aiding on the cliffs ~ her native Albion
Tor an the general know or cared,
Then the little glrl whIupeed' Papa.
Parrpa ~ singing"
Whereupon the hero N shllah inter
rupted his conversation long enough 10
say. indulgontly-ho ndored his small
dnughter-'All right, Nelliei she's not
disturbing ne, Let her sing And the
hnRt part ~ the htoy. noNt 90 ltH be-
Ing true, WAS that pnrepn heard II
through the statesman. and, hcing as
humorous uH she was portly. she had
good, hearty laugh "a her own expense,
aud admired Grant more than ever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26


tunnel stock was scheduled for this
afternoon.
Air. and Mira. John Darn ana party
have returned from brighton who're
they had very pleasant outing.
carl J. Hahn, the banker NJ Hooper
Seb.. who has hcfu visiting here Tor
tyyu weeks paat. VIII return TO hiH home
tomorrow evening.
n %. wilson, n leading figure IN
rintlc's development. came In from the
caup this morning. The gentleman
r,pufts conaldcrahll activity, ull %
which " bringing good returns
Prospective improvements at tho
Dcvtcr promise tn have n dcprcssing
effect on the cOmpluyh STOCK. ~ TIE
work 10 be done. u Is thought, VIII
necessarily delay expected dlyilcnda.
News from silver Reef. the old-tlme
mining camp. seems ca indicate cuuHld-
orabl6 activity there Chiorldcr ave
nt work extracting good ore and the
unrhec and walker min has occasional
runs
The Ajax M TlnLc pursuos the even
tor0r Of ~ WAY In mn encouraging
manner The shan from tho tunnel
has now reached e depth Of $50 foot
on its way 60 the 200 level. A. thls
point good stfingcrs NJ urc are shuwinF
aud sufficient Is being extracted Ia de-
yrlopmcnt 70 nay current expenses.
aiax sohr Il In from Baltic mountain,
Nevada, where the gentleman u con.
ngctsd with the operation ~ several
gbod properties. IN Humboldt coun.
IS Mt snhr nays he has q splendid
sulphur deposit. which he hopper suontf
or later o. 90 develop na 60 open ur
nults an Industry. Col !. a, blossom
accompanied Mr. g0hr 10 thlu clty,Hnd
both wan $50 un 20 Denver and Chicug,
in day ur two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26
WEATHER REPORT.
Weather report showing obsorva-
lions az am. today

Weather report showing obsorva.
tons at am. today;
Sal, Lake Clly-Biromeior. 1880:
temperature, 90. minimum, o.. wind,
southeast, . miles per hour; clear.
Baker liarImet.r g.. 5000. tenn
pcltufr. Do. minimum. 90, wind, south,
10 miles p.r hour. clear
Chryeuu barometer, 2a.se. temper
riur,, ~ minimum, o. wind, west. g
mllrs per hours clear
lilNrr-lilrlmrt 2p'72: tompsrl.
turc, %. minimum, hs: Wind southwest.
u miles p.r h1ur clear
litl,na barometer $3.50, trmpera-
iurc 62' minimum, g.. wind west.
light; clear
ALLIES Clty-narlmrlpr. 2g.7l; tenn.
periture' 90 minimum. %; wind. south.
llght. NlrlE
Idaho Fills-llar1moior. g0:gs; :om-
peraturr, "a, minimum. %: wind. south
west a. miles per hour: clear.
Nlnnt murpa--Birlmetsr 5000: tam.
peraiurg. 20, minimum. 90; wind, north
east, light; clear
General ana local fnrecRsts for "a
hours ending pm. tomorrow
For utah' Forecast made at San
FrnnclHcO.
Fair weathor tonight and wodnes.
day. warmer On "wednesday.
For salt Lake city and vicinity;
Fair weather tonight and Wsdnes-
day. Warmer on Wednesday.
J. n. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26

The rlrl fiud autr of a rchool IN Mia'
souri, recently Font the following line.
10 some uf tho hHy students gm1ua
tho troops at Ch',amlugai
Fare 80 well. intrepid heroes,
Haste 10 tho wfr with ~ alarms;
Youl return 10 md ua fhoroeH,
Waiting here with ylwning nrmHi
II the spnnlardF do not plug you
In the sangulnnry hghtf
Hasten back ana $40 Will hug you,
In wild apasms II delight"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26
STATE BOUNTY on TRIPLETS.
Matter witch Might Have TO be Consld'
cred by ruture Legislative Bodics In
Utah so Provision Made Yet,

4 matter that the next Legislature
may have to deal with 10 bounty on
tipleta.
The question has been raised by q
man living Ia the southeastern part "
the State. who. In communication adj
dtosrrd 10 Governor Wells, asks
Does Utah pay u bounty ON triplcta7"
The writer says that about six weeks
aE1 BIZ wife presented him with two
/ Girls and "a boy. Tor an of which he
/ fdlt truly thankful. but having no
means 10 supply a nurse. he says he
has been compelled 10 walt upon his
wife himself which has made him a
poor man, Ten dollars" he continues,
'ls 900 have earned since the children
Wrfe born, ana ! need money badly"
The proud father then goes uu To sny
that friend ~ his called upon him one
day ana told him that tho Democrats
introduced hill IN the last t.rglHla-
iufv providing Tor the payment Of a
handsome sum a. the mother and faith
or ~ triplet. The writer iH aware
that hountieH are not tenet NJ the
Democratic faith, but thought the party
was juailnpu IN Hlrainlng a point In
such q worthy cause ~ that ~ multi
plying ana rcplenlahinE the earth In
such d fashion.
After ins,fuctlng the states cxecu-
tive whom a. make the bounty payas r.
10, the father ~ trlplcts concludes by
urging immediate payment. as he IL In
sad need o. the money.
Governor Wells rcf,rrcd the com.
munlcntlon 20 Secretary 81 state Ham.
mond. but that gentleman was unable
10 md any law bearing on the aues-
lion, and viii no inform the southern
gentleman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26

In dlrcourslnr 10 womau'H club
recently physI.1H. dwelling upon
hoW o. treat chIi1rrn'1 bruises. told
OF "A Simple method On steIlize q needle
that was 90 De- ur "a CO. pick out rplln-
ter or other fuID.ru substance often
jnbbcd into small llys' hands through
thoir rcciIlcHH fllliuF II the needle
H. passed through an alcohol ilamo or
boiling winter. and used without tuuch-
Ing the point with tha fingers Il II safe,
Tho avcf1gr moth thinks n fhc uses
q noodle instead OF o. pin she has con-
coded an that ~ required ~ her. but
the urrc0n. ko.u % the dangers ~
germ contamination knows that a
step further On ncg. ry The l.ctur-
er afro spoke ~ thc value Ia the
mothers medicine chest OH little rutta
pcrchn tissue such HH Cyory ono who
hna had tooth pulled VIII recognize,
This win DO found il lH uf rraat Hcr-
vice IN covering nnF moist dressing of
wounds. an II protects tho clothing
from the wet and also retains the
moisture which It Do needed TO preserve
IN the dressing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26
TOR SWEETEST CHARITY
Rcd Cross Ladies' Entertaining the Public Out
al Saliair.
TO HELP FIRE SUFFERERS on THURSDAY


ooyernor Wells and Congresmln |
King are booked flr addresses at
s,i,5ir ,hIs evening. on ,he occasion
OF the red cross excursion. y Dig
crowd went out on the 2;ib train ana
s,i,l more the +.i5. when mos; OF she
m minors VI tho society lefi i'r the
I.,te Ths proceeds ~ this excursion
will be used IN The purchase Of mater
lai with which to make lots of ihlngs
needed by our soldiers in the heid aud
f,r ibair comfort aud healing when
confined 10 the hospiial Just now,
thoro are ma soldiers leaving 10 and
those awaiting orders mere nav, u..h
pretty well supplied wluh tnt ntetH7al-
h. u.unilv fufnlshsa dgparlas altullfd
bv ~ Val Cri.s. The ladies', hove
rysr. are not idis--u0t by auj means
Thrv ttt now mtking up Dundiea ui
Hl.ata Aud pillow cases Whlth are ~
Dc sent Go De- dlstrihutei 80 90, lell
aud hospital service under th' uHNN-
ton OF Mlss Barton. Ehodly humn,t
" ihofa articles are p.ing turned our
fysr. dan. and many poor wounded ul
sleE F1iIiars VIII call down ilH bless
lnrr OF an all-msrtliul Creator upon
ihder whose Kind hearts prompt thor
nImbis fingers 10 provide thett COM
forts. ........,...,,...
Asa result " thl combined action Of
hs secret and benevolent HIelgtleH
.hers Will On Thursday De o mamm1 "a
state excursion o. thla city, and the
proceeds will 60 60 the hru ruifsrera
w Park cay Tickets can hc puf-
chased on any railroad line loo thn
state. aud viii ontltlf the holders O.
admission To- any one 4 ;hc rcanru Dc
sired. ~ D. expected thlt un that day
ths city viii Boz fun OF people from
lhe outlying dlAirigis ana that SAT-
/ Lake people VIII have an opportunity
" seeing tholr country relatives and ac-
uu1intincca az DO. res1tgH
RELIEF SOCIETY REUNION
There 10 not lu this world another
! orglnlastinn whiga bearing ln mind
I the extent II mHWl rshlp and lens %
II ne % thu alHlHly. has done no much
/ to relieve actual homo auA glug ihIu
l has F,mal. N.u.f Slvlvty an iu-
! rii,ul0n auxiliary 90 ths ChuUh %
! Jesus ChriHt OFT Laitlr-dIy Saints
| 1his association deyuies itplf 90 600
! aralHiancH ui poor ana needy flmlllc,
90 homo. iu rIma iustluc.H The fam
/ Nee VI some ul ,ha men who have gone
| 90 night tho gHuntry's battles hlY, flli
/ tho heavy hand ol want Hud .hc EulN-
/ lug pauFa 0f hunger 40 sooner htH
such a condition 81 things been dis
| covered ih1n the miriHierinF angels
| uf che iiHllDi Society have FASTENED
! direct 90 thD homes lnd nrgsldCa % %.
., dy ones ana there performed theii
sw,at rrrlul of Unlrty aud caused
| the lowering clouds in some poor NOR
| tllH NE 90 d. rent and lift q and en-.
| UhlCd ihr afflicted Or needy ones % Hei
ana greet a new ray OF light and God,
! given sunshine. r. assist an 1fEanizl.
| lion with an object In view patterned
! after thl favl1rH most prJmiuen, at
| tribute lH o. cultivate one 90 human.
i,y'H r1dly rraccr. The opportunity {,
| add mite 90 thr good cause will b,
! presented whom the Relief Societies o..
| this STAKE hold reunion at.saltalr on
Monday next, August I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26

In speaking OF Incidents connected
with ha departure Of the Utah battery
recruits from san Francisco. the chron.
lcnl says "'rhe tugs chung To the
lio until she began to rise on the
peenn swella' aud when they turne,
close 20 her inhfnil one true lad of
girl In salt Lake 10 the deck Of ~
Markham and smiled AZ he saw A.
caught by a san Francisco belle. vha
rled that nhe would see that n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-26
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