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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

Party of twenty-five Pilgrims Return on
Hoard the Noyo.

VICTORIA, i. c., Feb. "a report
from Nanlmo states that the steamer
Noyo has arrived there from Skaguay.
She had - dls.usted passengers aboard,
tired OF the country. after their first ex
~perlence. ana severely dcnounciny the
klondlke rush. The treasure on board
was $40, 900. One of the passengers
said that 2o) men could do all the work
offered at Skaguay, and that there were
at least 900 men there VINO mad nothing
TO do but drink and gamble. When
the Noyo passed. the position of the
Corona was more critical than hereto
tore reported. The Noyo had no com.
munlcatlou with the wrecked passen.
gers on Lewis island.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09
Cabinet Meeting Decides Soldiers
Are Necessary to Preserve Oh.
der in Alaska
Great Many Lawless People Go
ing Into That Country With
Gold Seekers.
Drinking and Gambling Principal
Occupation at Dyea and
Skaguay,

~ASiIlNGToN, Feb. 9.--At the cabi.
net meeting it was decided to send two
companies OF troops TO Dyea and S!iag-
nay, Alaska, immediately, for the pur-
pose OF preserving order and protecting
HE and property. Advlces to the gov
state that the rush to the gold
ileld1 has attracted hundreds of the
lawieso clement, and hal troops are
necessary at once to prevent trouble.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09
BOATS CROWDING NORTH.
Steamers Thistle and Dauub. sail From
Vancouver.

steamers bnlstte ~ I'sbuDs Nui rom
Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, b. c., Feb. S-Boats
are crowding north to Dyca. Skaguay
and Wrangcl crowded with hioudlkerS.
The Thistle and the Danube left dur.
ing the day. The Thistle carried a
party going in by Stickeen river 10
place steamers, on Teslin lake. The
Danube took up 4 sawm.ll to be erectcd
at Lake LeEargc. She had TO refuse
eco tons oi freight. including three
carloads of bacon from Omaha for the
United States relief expedition.
An average OF loo men are arriving
here daily Il outtit Tor the Yukon. Fiji.
teen hundred passengers bound for the
klolrlIke landed III Skacuay on Feb. /.
The trails are III splendid condition and
men are making good progress over
them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09
DAILY LEADER
2 I,p1-uN. SOUTH DAKOTA
--~r-n,y. FEBRUARY .. 1898.
-, Time Table.

,...ns,e g 81. t.ul Rai"nl. which
N;';r, ',u.day. December :, ie''
ra'''' ~.,l.s oolAo sAsr.
10. 1. departs lI:n a. ~
g,-''h-' d, departs "a a. m
r. - So. 4, departs go =. m
EIa-"'' reAl>-soisa Sk.:,
IN. 10. -, departs ':l5 - IN.
~ ~ r,,,s- rHom THE EA-r.
"a !. srriye. itU p m.
-. 81. u, arrives.
~ :, arrives 5;Jl a. IN.
.I.. pNon THB wH.T.
4. y, arrives lo:inn IN.
:.eA-H'' rain. carry passengers; but
! ,', ywn.n 2~apscagers are provided with
tkt1- ,,,ov s,pt make connection
- H., . points south.
bs'" ~ .or.ox & patsroL itNs
,,srt 81! run Mondsyr, Wednesdays and
- ~, .lra,in. Madison. north, nj 1910 p.
't'.' j, Madison ~ $50 p. III.
an, ,ra -. run Tuc.da>r, Thursdays.
~ ~. ou.s. leaving Madison. north, Al
-. >, NH, at Madison "a, io:hl II. m,
p " ~ HOLMES. Loea! Agent.
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FOUGHT OVER A NUMA.,.
Duel Of Iowa Men Results in serious
Muunis To Both.

MASON CITY. Ia. Feb. a.-ln a duel
near sexton. kossuth county. between
Alpery Rahm and Herman Necker,
lo,h men were sho;-NcCher through
tho abdomen and Kahn through the
region Of the heart. Both men are III
precarioas condition. The isht was
witnessed only by the seconds oil the
men. who had quarrcicd over a woman'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09
Liver Complaint. md Nervousness
Cured.

No complaints are more common than
the above; yau feel dull and muggy
your bowels move irregularly and you
have u clumsy feeling about the liver
As this condition develops you are APT
to grow respondent. Try at once a bot
tie OF "Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic" 1t viii
brighten the spirits and give an sScep.
tional vigor to the body. II not salts
tied after Using one bottle. your none!
will be refunded by Frank Smith OF
Madison.
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T1EC CITY,.


Oa,r4 ui-e tonight.
u. .o.r' at the opera house tonight.
WU,,No.3 g.. - cents, No, ,. t.; flax
,t.
r.,le- Flynn returned from Sioux
f..-
Mn t,ruaG"r took the eventug train
nh FIR Nnueapo Is.
WE Nillam, of Mitchell. formerly
hriari X the I.nkeyi.w hotel. is Ia the
c.. y
laa. S&e.uey and Station Agent
.lri4n were arrivals by the morning
,,n
~ MIS- cara Hammer in the part OF
G ,ule at the opera house tonight. 10
? ant - coats.
Cha-. Kaufman aud r.. Kramer were
PASSENGERS tor Flaudrau. They vii! re-
las =, morrua.
4ley sr. arrived II. the home OF
NJ. an Mrs. Andrew .Iohnpon IN III"
-. !. ~ lhr count, las, night.
at rt"y. krau=e md Dolgherty Of
Be-. ~'i.l.i- drove into town this after
.na; after some real estate in
af'.
n" EoanE people OF the Ea,tlst
s-.a -" u social at the lake Park
ala9 cE"Glls. An mutation IL ex-
'"!'a tn" public. Entertainment II
\ steal; thief broke into Geo. T..
le4Fd,'e> hen coop in the northeast
iaf' q town Saturday night and stole 40
~ tired hens. No clue 10 tho per.
I~.rator.
Don fail to see Dave Williams in his
o3''h ~eharacter OF Fritz Bumbleburger
wi III sorferstein ut tho opera house
alSh' 10, 20 30 cents. Seats on sale
hSmth'S.
!. :" l"Wls and wife arrived on the
''",h'ram III. north aEAare the guests
= / = Ease. MIR. Lewis was station
"-7'' u bradley and goes to take the
a,'' AZ Jackson. MINI.
l9''"lia Glcndenn,ng, OF DeSmet. has
@''' sh" position Of assistant in her
"%"s""f ! photograph gallery in THIS city,
us ~''s"ndenning will be remembered
-" '2fHer Normal school student.
'''F IN mind that the ladies' OF the NJ
"S"'frh give II valentine social, Friday
Jung at the home OF Mrs. j. L. John
W. Valentines. fancy articles. home
'a''' candies for sale. Refreshments
curved for - cents.
-" Kodak fad is in full bloom in Mad
"'l and the Indications are that it vii
! Immense proportions during tn.
''"'er' Druggist Schultz reports hav
"s sold ton OF tho facinating snapshot
within the past ten days.
he !. W. c. Il. U. will hold a meetin.
y '"e nome OF Miss Emily Clark OF
""s evening OF this week. Reading
.''' interesting leaflets viii! occupy
""'ot the time. All young people ar,
,'''a TO attend aud become member,
" the Y. =
Clara Hammer Theater Co., nov
""''"s an engagement in this city, il
."s excellent satisfaction. The com
NY vas greeted with a crowded hous'
''PehlnR night, und last nights audi
na', was good, and the patrons vel
lra, ''' The company is composed 0
ma a'"ss people who strive to pleas,
'ty are succeeding. Tonight tn
Cyclone. WIG ' e
rrudenfeld and Jos. Shimerd
,o.aay wagersd Elmer Sheridan, to,
mat they could bsa. him and On,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

CHICAGO, Feb. cit is announcei
,h,, rho Continental National bank
viii absorb the International. one OF
tho oldest state banks III Chicago, about
Eeb 81. The Continental has a capital
Of 81. 900. 600 with deposits of slo'ooo'-
600 according to its last report, wh'le
tho International. with Il capital OF
$500. 600. had deposits OF $1,000 ooo.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

other player in Madison he m ipht s.,oc.
ut whist playing. The tournament to,L
place in the Club rooms last night. Mr.
taking as his psr,ner Na,s
Anderson. The latter two in two games
beat the self styled champions six points
The whist playing fever Is at ebb tia.
to-day
Council held II special meeting las,
evening aud acted upon some monev
matters. all members OF the council no.
ing present. The bin of Chns, Stewart
as assistant at the electric light plan, for
SD was reJecte'. The bin If f.. ID. Fits
Tor damhg" done opera house "a wiring il
Tor 10 was allowed at s.. On motion the
auditor WAS instructed Ia draw w.rr,,,a
10 The amount of $1,000 in favor OF J. G.,
Robertson IN part payment Of electric
light p.hn,, balance to be held until final
adj ustment.
The Modern Woolmen at their cam,
N '"'' h'ehI tooh the mutual steps
towards having n Woodman's picnic and
IN" forming OF a log rolling association a,
TINS place next summer. Log rolling as
sociations are becoming very common IN
this order IND at their annual gatherings
bring together immense numbers of
Noodmen. The one held annually in
the Black Hllls, limited as is it's territory
Is the largest and most enthusiastic
gathering Of the year, from three to four
thousand people attending. Other
gatherings Of the kind in Wisconsin.
Illinois and Kansas are attended by
from zen TO fifteen thousand Woodmen
III line. II Is believed that the one for
South Dakota can be made proportion.
at"ly successful! for Il new country. The
local camp Is almost certain OF securing
ia" Attendance Of Head Consul, W. a.
~Northoott, o lieutenant governor OF
Illinois, u magnificent man and speaker
and on. who will be a great drawing
card wltt. western Wooumen. The
Camp stands ready 10 guarantee his ex-
penses, should there be any connected
with his coming, and other prominent
men ADD pubic speakers will be present.
HE Chautauqua grounds Will no doubt
be available FOR holding the gathering
and a cheap excursion rat. aud special
train- secured from all points in South
Dakota and az! acent Mlnneasotu. The
matter has been considerably looked in.
10 b. til. local Camp and It's members
f."i quit" slnguins that the ALTAR can be
| mnd. a decided success without any
great local expense. Committees have
been appointed 20 carry out the details
ot the proposed gathering.
Tinted aud white type writer paper
for sale al I'M DAILY LEADER office.
Children aud adults tortured by burns,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

Whooping cough IL the most distress
ing malady; but its duration can be cut
short by the use Of One Minute Cough
Cure. which is also the best known
remedy Tor Group and all lung troubles.
FRANK SMiTr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

We are anxious to do little good in
this world ond can think Of no p%leasanter
or better way TO 90 1t than by RECON-
mend,ng One Minute Cough Cure as II
treentive Of pneumonia. consumption
nd other serious lung troubles that
ollow neglected colds.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

DUBUQUE. Ia, Feb. a-The Lee
party OF 10 men have left here for
Klondikc. This is the fourth party to
leave here for the gold fields.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

Children aud adults tortured by burns.
scu.a~. injuries. eC2.mR or kin diseases
ma, secure instant relief by using DE
Witt. Witch Hazel Salve. 1t Is the
great llle remedy.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

Tinted aud white typ. writer paper
for sale q; I'm DAILY LEADER Office.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

\ thrill OF terror is experienced When
a brassy cough Of Group sounds through
the house ut night. But the terror soon
changes to relief after One NJ mute
Cough Cure has been admins tered
Safe and harmless for children.
FRANK SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09
k.ycdish Lutheran Conference.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 9.-The Mlnne'
sofa Swedish Lutheran conference
opencd its 4Oth annual convention at
Gustayus Adolphus church. Special
opening exercises were held IN the
evening. while the remaining days OF
tho week will DO devoted to matters OF
hnsineSS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

Any OF the above complaints or zoo
scanty urine are surely and speeo''y
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney M"
Bockache Cure" Bed wetting by ch''.
dren is generally cured by one bottle OF
this powerful remedy. Testimonies
will be furnished on application to tne
dealer whose name is gwen below. II
not satisfied after using one bottle. you
money will be refunded by Frank smith
Of Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-09

One Minats Covxh Cars, earss'
49, ~ D00e ~.
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1,rr. lut-e tonight.
q. .snr' 4. the opera house tonight.
-, -. 3. - cents, No. >. ,G: flax
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-11

The past week has been a busy ono
for instructors and students. The last
examinations Will be- given today. and
tho anxiety of the students viii b.
over
The University annual for iNGs.pa hlr
appeared. owing a. tho greater mum.
Dor nf cuurru1 offered and tho growing
Importance uf tho University tho issue
lH larger than that ot pr,yIoua years
The Field Day club mot tvlcy iurur
thu raFt week. The club adopted il
new constitution mud made arrange.
mnuia Cor nc,l day.
Msurn a. g. McGhIo. -. J.. Ste.
Donald. Howard uUEEH. JUHHr tfnuuu1
win leave tomorrow tu attend the sumo
NOR School nt Harvard University Mr.
McGhie has tho doTrur 0f A, a., Eruiu.
NtiuE from tho University lu pi. AMI
has just completed successful years
work in tho University uH an lustrur-
Tor iu isuEllHh. Mr Mcdonald Erldu-
ut,d from tho normal course lu the
class OF o. During the past year hs
hus taught M the brigham city hlgh
school MrHrF, DrrrH aud iiuuppH
1ru MISC University graduated. The
former Inns boon teaching 100 the branch
normal 90 cedar, ana tho latter win
i.Hrh FOO the lHttrsduY saints college.
They win spend tho vacation IN thr
i.HHt. ~ school and travelling and Zoe
turn IN tho full Co teach
President klurshury ipn far cedar
NIty uHt TurHlug ila VIII deliver uu
address nt Che closing exercises today.
LuHt evening No. gave lecture before
ihr citizens. he WIN return fur the
exercises ~ commencement wUoE
Immediately aftar commencement.
Professor nud Mr. Whiting depart COR
Pacific Grove, Cal Tho smiling pr1.
fHsHor iH even happier thlu usual over
h.H prospects NJ pleasure and rrHut
In his work with the United States rsh
commission.
Leaving uoNt Saturday and return
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CANADIANS IN FORCE.
viii Come 10 Salt Lake to Attend This Con.
gress and Work for Next
A NUMBER or FOREIGN DELEGATIONS.


with all the favorable news thlt
comes those days 60 the Mining COM
Eress committee noue has boon more
acceptable than "a l,,tcr from Toronto
that reached Secretary johnson this
morning. It IL FROM SIR. Irwin Ma
hon. secretary of the Denver Congress.
and says.
u have only tim, 90 say that cam
ada will be VOL represented at the
Congrcss. Her delegates will go fully
prepared 20 secure the next Congress.
and l hope they will Torut1 ln my
opinion is the place Tor our Internal
tional Congress 20 hold ita next ses-
sion and I shall favor %.
u have seen the mayor. heads of de-
p1rimcnH. and the Press All endorse
the CungrrH and viii work from this
uut 60 help thc salt Lake D. uplo SUR
pass all prCvlpu1 records"
Mr. M1hpu Oh Interested Boo mining
concession from the Canadian govern
mnni and hIH done rlmH very effective
work fIr ihr C1nrreas among Canldi.
an government officials. lie writes
with TN authority 81 ono on the
ground and bic word may Dc accept. 4
nH nnll To- vlrw " The multiplicity 10
Interests ln the northwest and nr
North In which Canadian and Amori.
can mining mem are mutually Involved.
tho coming Uf the Dominion del cation
u REGARDED 1H an unusually mpnr'ln,
and pleasant factor Cor tho success W
ih' CungrDH. The committee will noe
SUR thc delegates from tn north thlt
thgy are most welcome ru.Hta.
Excluding thr dnl"gHt4s from fHrrirn
nations who van he named by their
E1v.ruIn.n'H iu response g. Invitations
..,tf through ihe stare department. at
washington, the rpm ou,ation frau
me alhi'H NJ this country promises "a
De- vNir mrly urEr and influential
twenty-five HtntHs have nirendy al.
fured the secretary Of delegate 40.
polntmuni1 made either hy tho rover.
nDiH "r hy city ana county officials.
Nearly two hundred cities aru roprr-
..ontol on the delegate lists and the
intnl number NJ appointments Co date
reaches close o. tho thousand mark
Indiana 10 the latest of the states tn
announce delegates nt large. and NhIla
tho iull quota NJ thirty hnl mot ynt boon
secured, those who have hern uHu.d
ten In number nrc an Influential rIti-
gems, have lurrr mining Interest lt
| home or Iu the MHst and will Doc vain.
able working members ~ the ranvru.
ton. Those states which appear 1u tho
delegate rUrIHiur nrD. Arkansas. 90 dole
E1tpH3 Colorado. 81. California "a.
Florida, .. Georgia. 10. Idaho. On. mi.
nuls. q, Iowa, o.. Kansas o. Kentucky.
9ni Michigan, Il NIuurH utn, o Missouri.
2o' Montana, ~, Nebraska. 90, Nevada.
%. New Jersey o. oregon. 8. ponnayi-
vunln. n. Tennessee. 2. Tsvun 1.
Utah. iGi, Wisconsin %: Wyoming.
10. In addition M o. nrn q number N
delegations NJ which the SECRETARY has
official Information hut which are not
included In The liHt because tho appoint
mrntH are not to ho made public until
tho appointing powers are SURE thHlf
selections can certainly attend. Such n
condition exists in Colorado whore GOV.
Adams has made his selections ~ dele
gates. but ~ waiting Tor assurance
from each NJ them that he can b. 10
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t'1nai 60 that required In tho course.
Will be- given a. qualified applicants
This viii include. lu music. voice rui.
turr harmony and composition. anil
Instrumental music; in art ruNon
work. pastel. water color md uil paint
ing and special work IN drawing
An important department has been
added 90 tho COLLEGE. and viii ha COM
Quoted hy MIrH Mary smithHa c1m-
plot- course ~ ladies work Miss
smith has spent the uaHt Tow years In
tho Pratt Institution. brooklyn. uud
cUmcH home this summer fully equipped
for tho work before her.
The usual societies md other rducn-
tionh gatherings VIII ho continued.
ana % special onort put forth Goo make
the Institution benefit Co the public.
The library uf the CuliuED hnH been On.
lnrrpd nnd tho apparatus Increased
during tho ruHt year nud many ndil.
lions 90 both nru IN contemplation Tor
next year Many NJ the leading peril
odlcnis ~ The country are provided Tor
the students use,
Regulations fur tho guidance and PRO.
lection NJ students nWuy from home are
made and win hH strictly enforced
These include the prohibition M tho uHe
~ tobacco ur liquor. excessive umuHr-
mont. visiting such places HH saloons.
rambling halls etc., and tho uHr NJ uhs
ieCtlounhlc lnugunEU. Parents HrH Hr.
sur.d that thruugh tho pure ryrrUIH.I
over tho students. children attending
the College viii hg aH safe rs Or ut
home,
ON the whole. thr college 90 RAPIDLY
arflnginr into prominence and favor
among the people. thuir confidence iu
n r,Tuitlnr FROM uH broad. efficient
COURSES. and tho thorough work nj Co.
teachers.
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Tho News" o. In torr,pt ~ q lottor
from the T.. u. e business Co'l,To.
stating that "a summer school ~ ten
w,olH will begin In the Tempt TON
building nOvt Monday morning. June
18Th. The purpose o. 10 ala young pro-
pie mature in age hut backward in their
studies. 90 enter tho lllsh school or
uunurss College proper Ht enc opening
OF next school yu1r There ore o. great
many young mon ana women almost
through tho grade schools who would
he prevented from akuF hIrh school
work. because OF being zen weeks
short Of graduation These viii find u
convenient 90 attend the summer
school. 4 teacher ~ experience lu
rglde.w0rk hiH been engaged tu cone
1uct classes boz The seventh and r.Ehth
grades.
Tho subject OF hlok-kerpIug. short
hand and fyuH-wrltng continue ihn
Same us during the regular school
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babylon dcdicntcd 90 the Prince "
Mal,sl. produced throughout Great
Gambia" Joseph and Ills nrc,h.
rem and "rh, Birds"
Grand operas. "nindwon." che white
nuwCD the fret Welsh grand opera
produced before the royal family in
1880 ard 1000 times since
'Nifrinln," produced inst In 1872.
'AflunWcn,' produced ut ull the
leading thentor ln England nud wales.
sylvia" urHt produced in 1895.
BESIDES thOfg named Dr. Parry lH the
author uf tone poem. lovely trrus
tiln. fnr chorus. orchestra. organ aud
four bands in three movements. 60
uUum occupying about one hour ln
Performance. psalm. churalrH. anthems.
ChurufgH, glvnH. part songs. male choral
ballads. solo duets, trioH. quartcttoa.
welsh national airs. twenty prize come
positions. and a large number III or.
ohystrll music pieces,
AN AUTHOR TOO.
pr. Parry enjoys a proud distinction
ns an author Among hH works are
the following; Tho Natl0nalIrm ~
Music; our Present Musical needs.
Musical Education. The Musical Cone
poser and thu Development or Iia Art.
The SCIENCE, Art and Language NJ Mu-
Hlr. The Music ana Musicians ~ the
lNfNNNNNN AWNNNWH MNHNN-NAH ANNNNfNs
styles. ana forms. 81 tho Classic. Mod
crn. and Romantic.
u o. not centrally known. but Ut.
Parry WA years ago resident ~
uinvills Mlntlur. Pennsylvania. Two
~ HE sons. Haydn ami Mcndclas1hn.
worc born In the KeyHnnH state.
Haydn Parry dlni " years aEl In
London. Al the time ~ hlH death he
hold an important position In Eng
lands metropolis and had "a bright IN.
turH before him.
The Camhrnn society hnH Indeed
been fortunate IN securing such a
Ecnlus, lie o now IN Tho prime NJ llfo,
N HpotlcHH character and one NJ the
most energetic NJ mon. IN enthusiast
himself. he Possesses in remarkable
degree tho Eiu 0f Inspiring utharH with
rrthuHlnHm. in manner he iH exceed
lnrIy genial uul courteous and has Nl.
ways been ready 60 aid the young mu-
HlDiuu. ne ~ held IN universal honor
ana Dr. probably iho most distinguished
composer and teacher M music that
Wales has produced. lie enjoys an
Immense popularity across tho water
and his coming Co salt Lake city from
his native heath will Doc an event IN
the history ~ this young state that an
N her citizens may viii feel proud m
That De- VIII ne royalty received ana
entertained while hero % "a fnr0goua
conclusion. pr Parry win return 20
wales with pleasant thoughts ana
rucpiloctlona ~ hlH visit 10 "rhc city %
tho saints"
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Ing n few days before the opening ~
school. Professor and Mrs. Marshnll
win spend the vacation go tho pru-
f'HHnrH ull home iu TuWHudn. Pa. In
acceptance ~ un uuHr OF -. Appleton
a CO.. tho professor win edit
vtud'utr edition ~ pfydcn'F paiamon
aud Arctic.
Tho company organized Tor military
Nfll ut tho University now consists M
Ufiy.HlV mon. NDsHfH. Reynolds. 81.
chic, Heron. itighy, juhfunrHen. and
Young have acted uH Instructors hUF
have drilled daily during the last Two
weeks except when prevented hN IN.
filn. Tho instructors have pot ~
through platoon movements ana other
exercises; and the boys have been uHu-
ally watched hud npplauded by crowd
~ ladies'
Misses Annie sponsor AMI Rcna
Baker VIII he in thr East during most
" tho suWiuur AffDr attending tho
meeting ~ thH National Association
Ut tiHHutHu ut Cincinnati, Miss
sponsor will study in Sew York under
tho Nrli-knlwu eioau'loulHt. ortI,cplHt
and sfIt.c, Alfrai AyrH. During the
f,st % tho summer she win work Ht
Chti1uu1 tmdCr Dr. AudUrF1n of Yale.
Au Baker hlH been employed Us
tlehgr of Ulncut'1n and physical cul-
tgrH Cor The following year lu tho
BRIGHAM Young College 40 Logan.
Professor and Mrs. stewart AMI Pro.
fgHHHr AMI Mrs. Allen anticipate a
pleasure trip o. Yellowstone park.
phey l,gyr about July ~ and travel
Tho whole distance hy tulm. ThCy cx-
pvut 90 be g1uu about rlrAi weeks.
Prs Matthew has brcn 90 during
ihH w.ak and unable o. attend hla
o1s8e1' but j. said 20 be- Improving,