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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
SHIP BUYERS IN EUROPE
BrownsOn is Carrying on NegOtia-
tons Actively With EtaIN.

New York. April 2-Commander Brown
son is offering tempting prices to British
ship owners for nineteen knkot steamers
for unarmored cruisers, says the Londor
correspondent of the World There is not
q very large number Of this class Of YES
sells available, but it is said that he ha:
already obtained two
Ship owners in London and Liverpoo
are paying war rates for insurance on al
vessels going to American ports
Rome. April 2-The report that the Ital
ian armoTed cruiser Carlo Alberto has
been sold 70 Spain is unture, as the war.
ship belongs 10 the nation and a law
must be enacted before she can be sold.
The real situation is that Commander
Brownson, L. s y. is negotiating. in be-
half of the United States, for the pur-
chase Of the BASIC, which is being built
for Morocco at the Orland yards. but the
consent Of Morocco must be obtained BE-
fore the sale can he contaminated.
Commander Browrson is also neEotiat
ins at the Ansaldo yards ut Legborn for
two torpedo boats and at the Odero YARDS
for torpedo boat destroyer.
Spain IS negotiating At the Ansaldo
yards for the purchase OF the a-m0red
cruiser Garibaldi and the armored cruiser
Varez from Argentina. and it Is under.
stood 70 be consummating a purchase of
the Varez- The prices Of the Garibaldi
and the Varez are sS.4ooeoo.
The rumor that the Italian third class
cruiser Umbria goes from Bahia to Bar
BADGES, on account Of the Cuban situa-
ton is untrue.
Berlin. April 2.-The torpedo boat pur-
chased for his government by Lieutenant
4. P. Niblsck. the naval attache OF the
through the Baltic todayp on its way 10
England. the government having granted
permission for il TO Go SO. Lieutenant
Niblack is negotiating a; Pillau for two
more torpedo boats.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
POPE Is FOR PEACE
He Wants Archbishop Ireland
10 See Mckinley
THEY BEING GOOD FRIENDS
And Pray For a Pacifcatory
Cuban Policy.

Rome, April 2.-Vatican circles announce
that Archbishop Keane, bishop assistant
a the pontifcial throne, in the name of
the pope, has sent TO Archbishop Ireland
the expression of the earnest desire sof
His Holiness that Archbishop Ireland use
favor of a pacifcatory attitude in the
Cuban question 1t is explained that
Archbishop Ireland was asked to do this
because of his friendship with President
Mckinley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
90 : : %
FOR
Spring Colds.

These are the most annoying OF a.!
Colds; they are disappointments; coming
when most people think bad weather IS
past and the season for catching Cold Is
over. This makes the Spring Cold agra
waiting and the victim wants to get over II
in hurry. and so he can by taking Sew
enty-seven"; it breaks up Colds and
checks the Grip. You have tried TT now
try Humphreys Specifics for Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion and Weak Stomach;
for Rheumatism and Lumbago; for In
FAINT Diseases, Group. Whooping Cough &c.
At druggists or sent prepaid on receipt
of price, 25c., or for $10O; may be as
sorted
Specific Manual to be found at druggists,
or sent free, tells all.
Humphreys Medicine Co, New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
GERMANY Is MEDDLING
Demands That spain Pay For DAM
ace by Ensurgents.

Berlin, April 2.-Germany proposes to
take prompt action to obtain indemnity
in the Cannamaba case. The Spanish am
bassador has been formally notified by the
German minister for foreign affairs that
the warship Geier has been ordered to sail
in the direction of Cuba (she is now be-
lieved to be in West Indian waters) 20
punish the insurgents who, ii is claimed,
burned a German sugar refinery and
murdered four persons there and to collect
an indemnity, unless Spain Furnishes the
offenders promptly and makes monetary
compensation for the damage done and
the lives taken. The Spanish ambassador
has promised to do his utmost 10 comply
with Germany's demands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
TUGBOAT is BROUGHT TO
Reminder From Key west that these
are HTaF. Times.

Key West, Fla. April "A tug en-
deavored to pass the flagship New York
too close last night and did not answer
the signals of the warship, whereupon a
four-pound shot was fired across her
bows. Those on the tug received Sc
we're fright. After the investigation
which followed the tug was allowed to
proceed into this harbor. The call to
quarters and the firing Of the shot were
done with extraordinary rapidity and
showed to what a pitch of alertness the
fleet has attained.
Captain Chadwick of the New York has
assumed his duties as chief of staff, and
lieutenant Stanton of the Iowa has been
appointed Captain Chadwick's assistant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03

A very interesting exhibit of
this seasons most glorious pro-
duction in the milliners' art. Ideas
gathered from the most famous
millinery fashion centers of New
York. Special Easter attractions
all this week. A week worth re-
membering, whether you buy or
simply look. No trouble for you
to get suited here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
ReadytoWear Suits Skirts Capes and Waists for Easter

AS said before
Price
should
We Hbuyh
Skirts, W moren Suso the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03

Stylish women are particular to
degree. If they were not they
couldn't be stylish. The most
particular women in town are wei
come here for we know we can
please them, and their exclama-
tons of delight at the beautiful
fancy Silks we are showing for
Easter wear are an equal pleasure.
Have you called lately2 Do you
know we are showing the most
correct things in Black and Col
ored Dress Goods?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03

man for Wisconsin, who has been in the
east for the past week. arrived home to-
day. Mr.. Payne saw President Mckinley
while in Washington and basing his belief
on his talk with the president, says that
war with Spain is inevitable and within
week the conflict will have begun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
Easter VeiIings
and Ribbons

them. Pattern Wells or Wells
by the yard; bedotted, be-
dashed and in plain nets.
Such colors and fancies in
Ribbons have not been at our
command in the history of this
business. Checks, plaids,
dots, Bayadere stripes, Roman
stripes, all enter into the style
features which tempt every
student of up-to-date fashions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
PRINCETONIANS FOR WAR
College Boys Raise an Awful HULA
baIOO in the Old Town.

Princeton, n. J., April 2.-The POSSIBLE
ity of war aroused quite a frenzied exhi-
bition of patriotism among the students
of the university last night. The move
ment was wholly spontaneous and was
started by few seniors about II o'clock.
"All out for war" was the cry raised
and in a very short time a large part
of the student body was out yelling around
with the historis cannon which did ser
vice in the Revolutionary battle of
Princeton and which now is the hub of
Princeton life.
A parade was next organized, the line
of march being down Nassau street to the
home of eX-President Cleveland. Repeat
ed calls failed to bring the ex-presdent
on, for the desired speech, so the march
continued, the next stop being al Pros
pect the home of President Patton, of the
university President Patton came out
ana made a very patriotic speech. While
hoping that war might even yet be avert
ed, he was nevertheless of the opinion
that we should be careful to see that
our national honor was not assailed. AS a
close to the demonstration of the even
ing large bonfire was kindled on top of
the old cannon and for two hours the stu
dents yelled and sang patriotic songs.
Washington, April 2.-Recent army or
ders sending the Twenty-fifth infantry to
the department of the gulf will result in
the discontinuance of the post al Fort
Missoula Montana, and the portabls
property there will be distributed to other
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03

]. L. Sheldon is at the Manhattan, and
orders for piano tuning will be received
there. 10l-tf
Mr.. Eggleston of sos South Water street
received a severe stroke of paralysisslast
Friday about 5 p. m, and is very low,
having lost the entire use of the right
side of his body.
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was sufficient left over Tor another
days reposi fJr the veteran guests
Always having an enjoyable time on
these occasions. the Old Folks never
had a better day than this one. never
wero they more bounteluHy and cire-
fully provided for. For ail thls the
hiEhon; praise IN due the energetic Old
Folks committee. who have general
supervision NJ these gatherings. tho
Stake Presidency. bishops ana come
initieos 10 Davis county. who had the
duiy Of entertaining the honorsd
guests Manager Hamburger and his
corps " asaIHtauia n Lagoon. and also
oi the s1t Lake & Ogden railway.
me OREGON Short Line railway officials.
ana sho officials OF the snii Lake CIV
ana the Rapid Transit street r,iiw,ys
who conducted tho transportation ds.
p'riinrni NJ Che occislon. ana ihe .x-
i'h.ivo corps ~ aas'8tnnts. waitors and
'ihsrs Who provided vehlcics ana ,bs
h''.F'iry facilities which niI.d t,
make great success " Old Folk d,v
an worked wei and with ho,rty
'''d VIII. their meod " inward h Inc
% me good they were doing iy en-.
'ah'ihr the Joys md comforts u ,h8ss (
"' nave borne "iho heat ana burden
Pc me day" ii1nu- 90 iho vatsrsns.
nl thanks to those who strive io
make them huppyf
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\ friend hands In a clipping shown,
mat Berlin o. The quloiast clty 81
railway engines ore allowed Q, bi,y
ih'lr whistles within the city um,ts.
hu'kf'crH cannot cry their wares. vb.s.
''ns ana calling and singing on iha
streets arr not r0untrnnncad, driver
win % loose ana rafting voh,.i, a.
'uuI,ct To nno ana plano playing b.
regulated hy the police. ncfsro en-.
tain hour In the morning and aftfr "a
.f''ln hour nt niFh,. musicians arr mot
allowed 10 play the piano. and even
during the hours whom playing D. al.
lowed mere noisy banging can bs
stopped boy an obscrvhnt policeman
Tho courts have large discretion as
i' fines Tor Matchmaking.
Those who aro Inclined 90 feel n lif.
sore because ~ Gcrmany'a propepslty
% NEEDLE In tho Affairs " the United
states should experience at least a iit.
CO. mobilization In the foregoing The
nation itself may NOT feel so friendly 90
iH ns u might but We should sock
.' ih' ia7t 10 cultivate tho warm.
10 friendship M the German can.
i1l and lu the course M events rn.
l'avor 10 emulate instead W envy 10 aa|
ye Do now
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u win De- gratifying o. the peopls %
TIE United Hintoa 90 learn that Lou
tenant llohson and the brave horos.
who voluntarily followed him on m,
Metimac have been exchanged and
consequently are now az liberty.
The history ~ their deed ~ hcr1lsm
u now before the world. A. soon nd
u became known that the Pp,ulsb nd.
mlral' corvcfa. had entered P,ntl,ro
hhrbor u wac supposed That De- would
'nl'ivor o. escape during the cover NJ
nighi whenever De- had enough coal d,
undertake another voyage. 10 enter tho
i'rtnoun channel ana open me- tron tbs
"p'hlsh vessels there was o. take Fr,tt
RISKS owing a. ths mines sunk and d,
The shore dofouaoH TO Admiral s.p,p.
son 70 therefore occurred that the rias.
lnF m the harh1r hy some obstruction
would De- most desirable. aa by maj
means tho blockade could be- main.
i1In'd, Notwithstanding f1ra and J,,p
nights Then Lieutenant H,bsop p,..
1-n''d "a plan Tor tho sinking Of M,
Mrrrimac Zoo tho channel rI,p ma
was accepted aud carried out In an lts
details. ' '''
II was q remarkable expedition. u
meant almost certain death 90 tbs.s.v.,,
heroes who engaged boz %. ID t,r,,.
'"'iDi that our country has tho w,,
needed Tor any emergency. iinbr,p IL I
. typical American. There wen. hum 4
li'lH 100 tho iloet eager tu follow him. |
ana Uh'tc arc thousands throushiui th.
country who would readily remand i,
q eau Tor mission NJ that kind. II
NiH' moreover, IL mission 10 snye uf. .
by 'nrctually preventing the splnlarts
inler Admiral Crryora from tatlrr
my further part in me war It, inn
''riancc Tor the liberation u cub, can
i'fllN o. uyvrust.mBted. As soon Ms tba
Spanish squadron had q rsaaonabl,
Nance uf rynd'nr the hi1ol1dsra our
commanders were necessarily without
definite plan Of campaign Thor. yyls
.lWiyH u mrnHrr o. our cllrt rItI...,
he possibility Of l5ndng Spanish
ROOFS ar1inst Admiral prwsy. lbr
linking NJ tho MoU.mac at Oh. r.st .
pot made a material change in ths ..p-
lro situation. True. 70 was aftsn,,rI.
.r'Nrl ;hlt tho obstruction wis r5f
"mpi,in crNfra could uU uk. Dds
Hips uut but iha plan aa an 4si tb.
'f''Hm of ,hr mon who pN.outHi It. ar.
'n' ihr l's1 mobile lIH1 90 the h.ra.s
.h" volunteered 600 Ir n ani.r d.
aston thu yud Ut tb. aIru-rI, flr II..-. D
y ANA humanity n
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musical event Of considerable Inn.
poriancc is to take place in this cid,
IN october next The national r.strdt.
iod VIII Do held. and ua nn addltlopal
"''faciion the greatest uf 900 adiudi.
Gators In the person of br. Ioseph
Parry ~ Wales wiIiationi ana onieista.
During Dis stay here he Will ondsay,r
10 'n"ri 70 union ~ an tho rsiisious
'hoifH ana singing societies ln o. music.
nl festival o. Doe led by himsoif This
would undoubtedly De- ono M tbs mos,
attractive things in that or in fact any
llno ever offered the people M the great
West aud could not IAN 10 be- Immense.
y popular Tho doctor recent, CON.
Quoted % chorus OF 400 volcos I'd cryai,i
Palace London. and la admltirdly tb.
ablcHt man n that line ln oxlsisnes
Ito la also an excellent and q volumln.
Gus composer bolG.. the author OF
moro sacred l.nrs than iuy other man
100 any iutt of the world.
Utah ~ wen 10 the fore In tho matte,
M appreciation and pitronar, NJ Tho
musical art. and the most rlauslcal
Nero is 10 be- had will not lack of an.
'roclaiion Tor want m technical culture I.
BOY The simplest because OF tho absence
1'thr musical car Dr. plwy'r visit /.
vill be- an event 10 be- remembered.
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ploii reads more like a cioveriy worked.
up chapter " o. highly sensational novel
than cold. connected facts Perhaps the
same Kind of thinH was never done be-
Fore and 90 De- safe proposition that
/ 10 iH not liksiy Go ba again. The chances
are very many 20 one that an attempt
I 20 duplicate fhe performance would
have much iess gratifying finale at.
tachod 90 30. that not only would 10 be
% faHLrc from nrat 90 iast. but % most
TRAGIC one Tha faot was not without
The rhluoigrlFiic8 of daro.doviitfy.
which often wins Just once because of
The hraaih-iakiug novelty which 90 prc-
SCENTS 90 Che enemy but another limo
ihe novelty would br considerably re-
durri. ond the hiring upon tho venture
f'm' boys correspondence Improved.
10 docs not matter ls O.. what was nc.
c1mpllahed in tho way of beneficial ra.
cults Co the American cause. The fsa. I.
iure ih1t stands .Ut oUspIouausiy On ]
The unancci.d mora lrI physical a1ur.
'Fo N thH Am fI.Iu colder and alfior.
Dds htoldfir' devotion Go duty md his
splendid dIralpIne under any Kind "
'ircumhi'n0 Th1t the honors OF ,hls
1cc's.on happened 90 faii to fobs,u d.
'noralr .ncdonnI undoubtedly ans
',her m,r that might have been select.
"a "'ml have done tho same 1908 be- d.i.
although there Is no dispiarement ~
.i'h''n 'n that or any other account
''r o. mere of The gallant follows wb,
''hI "''h him; each ig entitled d,
p.cil mention auI promotion. NOD f.r.
.'ihf cvon Che poor stowauay
i'"'i TO all ana a hearty welcomed
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HALF RATE 10 nurrALo. n. v,
Nu
UNION PACIFIC w.. 10.

tlckets for the round trip on rai,
'uiig 8th and 10Th good until Sept ist
uWf t.o'b0. Htopover at Omaha allowed
u nYth dircctlous The Union pa.Iu.
we only line east from Utah with
,lhlnF and Hunot Smoking and ~.
.Iatt Iars. Only one change " cars
w. Hu,alp and many hours quickest
ulne. FOR further Information. rcrar-
Walton of hcrths and purchase M iIct.
.,a cav az the cold stand" No nt
Nllln street or address "a. 81. CLAY.
general agent, salt Lake city.
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o,naha and rfturn t7s 90 on July 10Th.
hunai0 and return SD To- nn Jifv ON
and i0th. '' '''
indianapolis and return 1900 on Au.
gust IN. fth and on.
~ details call at ticket office. p11iy
corner ~. i0l west Second
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appreciate the generous anticipation of
lhrlr Wishes by the management "a mo
mon Ihclnc In pqulpplnF the over
NM Limited trains with that popular
huuci smoking and Library Car ana
declare thny win use no uthtf Una
Ticket office eoi Main street.
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II may b, remarked that thls 81 the
hrrt occasion IN tho worlds hlatof,
when The public were able 10 receive u
full liHi N thc Killed wounded nnl
missing ~ an army In % groat battIg
liko That before Santiago q. Cuia.
Yet that result ~ what iH being a..
inlnrd by the daily newspapers In
relation to the American army bcfof,
Santiago. II o. a magnificent prcss
service that makes such an achieve.
mcnt possible.
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TIM MARCH 90 EMPIRE.


Tho Islands of Hawaii are practical,
part and parcel NJ the great Fedora
Republic ~ tho Western Hemisphere
Al that remains 90 complete thr union
u altogether technical and formal. De-.
ihF the acceptance ~ such action by
the Hawaiian legislature. ~ this body
IN being held IN session for This very
purpose. the hoisilnr Of the Stan and
Stripes over the government building
at Honolulu awaits the roccpilon OF IA.
congregational document rather than
anything moro formal
This lg a contamination that has
been sirlyon Tor Tor hair century.
Hawaii r. one N our natural outposfs
and being nearer % our territory than
20 any other IN tho world Il WAS the
proper thing Tor the Islands a. ran tl
~ when they f,ll anywhere. ns they
must In the very nature ~ things have
done In a short time whether Conrrcsa
acted or not Al question regarding |
ihelr disposition being now OF rest and /
thc Sandwich group being attached 10 /
'he United States. the work N usu.mi- |
ntlon must be- begun in earnest /
ana pushed along as rapidly na olrcum- /
stances viii permit ono powerful In /
contivo In this direction would bo n /
cahici this viii probably receive lm. /
mediate attention and be- pushed 30
rapid completion
No arrangement regarding m pbilt.
ical status Of The islands has baen made.
thus leaving things governmental as
they are but without iurlsdIctlau1i
sovereignty, The United statps b.lrr
the owner N the group aud nil thines
relating thereto. can alone confer the
necessary power Co mako aud uumlka 3
public regulations Doubtless tha win o
receive Immediate attention upon ths I'd
ra'yi1ali'n hclnE completed. but ln ths a
nYuce Of Immediate communication N
Il looks as though there might Do Il
brief int'frcrnum which. however.
provisional government consisting OF o.
The personnel ~ tho previous one might b
bridge over. nj
80 The Islands arr ours 40 last p.s. o.
pi,o the opposition at homo and abroad. q
opposition which has ln places and no i
lines amounted Co mncar and brul,i al
WIN threats, The dusky domain af tho c.
hld-Pnclhc ncsilrH securely under the u
powerful wing of the g,l bird lf hc.. w
lom' u means countless advantage tn D.,
~ ana incatlmahlc benefits 90 ths nn. 10
ives, who viii Doe made acceptable ii
lilsenH 10 good Time The mutchlgaa pa
.nnductivc power ot tho Islands Will rt. ha
Give such an impetus as win mako 400 ~
D. d. |..H.
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y. g. Blanks, of Louisville. T.y,s
writes mat ono box OF DsWltTa WIZ,
llh2ol SnlNn Was worth 5000 IA Kin,
70 cured h.H piles of Ion yl"rl
alandWE, li' advises others To- IN
lL 10 also cures ocgam1, skin dis
lhi eha .lair HureH J.. g.
ST. n' '''' "l"lh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-07

bargains this week as foll,v,. o,.
liallct a Davis square. Sas Dol. one c,.
va nne Newman Bros organ. A. stops
got $500, lone fnr % stop sterllnr r.,
son, tilo0. ono Stpmous 4 Ciourb
urgnn, 1900. ono Geo. Prince orrI9
1000, Cable Plano company. D. ~
van SAINT, Manager 2ls Main atraet.
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demanded hy people ~ wealth ana re-.
nn'i taste 's found .n the superb d1u.
no overland Limited of thf Union Pa.
enc H. r. Ticket office s0i Main Htrrpt.
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d. ~ your liver tlred7 Docs u IAN CO. do
y. nutyf II pm. don't neglect ~ call
Tor help. a few duror rf uEuuINf,
may save you smell of aietn,.s
lihlililNE iH tho only perfect uypr
m,dlcih'. u cures ChUiH and Foyer.
Dept. ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-07

What among human iIls arc mora an
noyng than piles? Tho nniction tb"t
prevents nctltt exercise arc NM
enough, but one that makes even rest
miserable iH worse. " lmun ure unopg
~ greatest martyrs TARI.EI{'S
hlCkEfE PILE OINTMENT viii
cure the most obstinate cases. Price
~ ,ts IN bottle tubes ,5o. Sold by z.
C. NJ l. Drug Dept. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-07

To eradicate worms from the system
Flte IN child plain. nuurlHhInE Food
ami WHITES CREAM VERMTFUoE.
The result VIII hr, the worms win dis.
npr"hr nnd IN" child become healthy
g. ~ !, Drug Don't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-07

took what I supposed 10 D., a hard
cold. u affected my eyes ana nose AMI
! had the eurhcho. I decided h. IN IA
bottle of Hoods sarHaparIln ana ID on.
urvly cured me- / have found il 10
bo Grand tonic and great medicine
70 create an appetite" Mn. j. A. Sic.
Comb, Granisvlllr, Nevada.
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WHITES CREAM VERNfFVGF moi
onlN cuoctnally cNpola worms. but IA
unypunllud aH tonic. and Dr. n certain
and prrmnnent cure Tor ChiUs md
frNer ln children. Price 20 rts gsii
lY y, G, NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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orr THANKS rNro rim rom.

inasmuch as President Mckinley h51
Issued proclamation auercsiIne that
the people u the United satsr. WHOM
next they gather In their congregations
to worship the Lord take special occa-
sion 10 thank Him Tor the success that
has attended the nations arms and.
In an humility. Co seek iIa face for
continued guidance and protection;
Therefore. We. being In hearty ac.
cord with The purpose and Intent M iho
Prcaldents proclamation. take pleasure
In directing the attention of ihe prrd.
Ink officers and members Of tho church |
or Jesus Christ of Latier.day Saints /
thereto. and In no doing express the |
hope that hls request will be- rrncl1usly |
and heartily compiled with In an the
congregations OF the Saints when they
meet for public worship on Sunday
next, 10Th inst.
Your brethren.
wfLroRD WOODRUFF.
GEO. y. CANNON.
los d aMfrTT
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u offered f1r the arrest and conyictio,
NJ The parties who are interfering win
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