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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06

The Fraternal Union of America is
getting a strong foothold in Utah
Evergreen lodge of this city stands
third in point of membership of the
entire order. 1t is not only holding its
own, but continually advancing higher
and higher in fraternal circles. 1t has
a mission to fulfill and that mission is
to provide means for the support of
those who are left dependent after the
death of husband and father. The Fra
ternal Union accomplishes this by Civ
ing good men and women sure, safe
and reliable insurance. The methods
adopted by this organization for the
protection of its members commend
themselves to every intelligent man and
woman. All claims are promptly met,
and at the same time provision is made
for the future by a reserve fund which
increases each year. The order in Og-
den has not grown as rapidly as it
might have done, but now that the dep
uty supreme president has entered that
field and has the support of every frater
in Ogden in his mission to build up Sego
lodge No. 13S, there is no question of
the ultimate result. The lodge will in
short time be as well known and as
strong as any organization that has
representation in the junction city.
Sego lodge meets every Thursday at
2426 Washington avenue. In the near
future Evergreen lodge of. Salt Lake
will pay a fraternal visit to Sego lodge
at Ogden
The monthly issue of the News Gath
erer, the official organ of the Fraternal
Union, is to hand and is replete with
good reading matter and things of vital
interest to all members of the order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
Colorado.

c. w. Baker. of Colorado City who lost
a hand by being run over by Midland
train at that place some weeks ago at
tempted to take his life Sunday night.
His attempt was frustrated.
At Colorado Springs J. H. Thompson
was put on the stand in the district court
to answer similar charges for testimony
In the same trial through which Ryan
was found guilty of perjury. ThompsOn's
testimony was identically the same as
Ryans, and was that Policeman Myers
drew a gun on Cramer before the latter
fired the shot that took effect.
John Dory was severely injured by be-
ing thrown from his carriage in run
away at Idaho Springs. The horse became
frightened and dashed the vehicle over
an embankment. Dory was pitched on
the rocks and suffered severe fractures
He is very old and cannot survive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
ALMOST A FIRE.
Second Close Call of Business House
In Vernal

Vernal, June 2.-Colton & Co. mar
rowly missed big fire last night. It
seems that a meeting of the town
council was held in the office room at
the rear end of the building last even
ing and 1t is presumed that a lighted
cigar was thrown into a box which
contained sawdust, and which was used
for an improvised spittoon. When dis
covered the fire had consumed the box
and eaten a hole through the floor.
This is the second narrow escape for
this building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
Mining too Risky.

Castle Gate. June 4.-Mr. f. Davis,
whose brother was killed a week ago.
has concluded to leave the mines He
will take his family home tomorrow for
permanent stay upon his farm in
Castle Valley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
BITTEN BY HIS DOG.
Lehi Man Is Suffering With LAGER
ated Hand

Lehi, June Civilian w. Clark of
Lehi Junction was bitten by his own
dog the other day on the hand and has
been suffering very badly from the
pain, but is now getting better slowly.
Mr.. Glen Rockwell, jr., has been suf-
fering severely from appendicitis. An
operation is deemed necessary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
Accident to a Cruiser.

Provincetown. Mass, June 5.-A fatal
accident occurred last night on the
cruiser San Francisco. By the fall of
one of the cruisers whale boats from
the davits, Klaus VESSEL, coxswain,
was drowned and Seaman Svenson sus-
tanned a fractured leg. Vessel was so
years old. His body was recovered
this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
Uintah County Locals.

Vernal, June 2.-"Uncle Dick" Welt
man leaves shortly for the La Sale
mountains, where he is interested in
several mining claims, with Lorenzo
Hatch.
Primary conference yesterday was
well attended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
Idaho.

James Willis died at Boise June 8. 1898.
aged 70 years. He came to Idaho from
Oregon in 1864 and resided here since, ex-
cepting about two years.
Papers generally throughout the state
are speaking highly of the colonel of the
Idaho troops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE.
News Agent On Rio Grande Train
Falls Beneath the Cars.

Provo, June 5.-An accident which
came very nearly resulting in fatality
occurred at the Rio Grande Western
station in this city this morning. Just
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
Surprise at Lehi.

Springville, June 6.-Friends and
relatives of Mr.. ]. S. Broadbent sur
prised him last evening upon his re-
turn from Europe. The evening was
pleasantly spent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06

Dyspepsia can be cured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
Tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold in handsome tin
bexos at 25 cts. For sale by z. C. NJ.
1. Drug Dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
New Lines

New Lines
of handkerchiefs in linen and silks, in
colored borders.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06

Meakin gave brief sketch of Mr.. Con-
dras life from babyhood TO manhood
and described in eloquent language his
battle in life's forest during the last
few years of his sojourn on earth He
told Of his good qualities. of his ster-
ing integrity and of the sad ending;
MI Meakin then recited little gem
entitled Judge Not Lest You Be
Judged" Ixe then took up the beauties
suggested by the word fraternity,
and traced the workers of humanity
from Pythagorus to Lincoln He spoke
or the spread of the spirit of fraternity
and prophesied that ere long we should
live in full realization of the father
hood of God and the brotherhood of
man.
The best way to show love of God
is by helping Gods children.
Inc rule has been through all the
ages, as James Russell Lowell says:
Truth forever ON the scaffoId.
Wrong. forever on the throne,
But that scaffold sways the future.
And behind the great unknown
Standeth God. within the shadow.
keeping watch above his own
Truth will be placed upon the throne
by intellectual advancement under the
refining influences of fraternity.
'Tis not so much what now we are
AS what we may become;
God reckons on the growth of man,
Eternity gives room
- 81 y
Ivy temple No. 2, Rathbone Sisters,
will give a card social and lunch in the
K. of P. hall Saturday evening, June Is,
the proceeds to go to the Red Cross So
ciety, which is working for our volun-
teers now at San Francico. 1t is hoD-
ed all will help along such a worthy
cause and see that the sisters in their
excellent entertainment may not have
cause to complain of Salt Lakes pa
triotism.
The committee of the Grand Army
which had in charge the arrangements
for Memorial day observances acknowl-
edge their obligations to all who aided
them, and especially extend their
thanks to the mayor, Hon. John Clark,
and city council, for the timely donation
of $50; to Rev. A. H. Henry of the First
Methodist and Rev. Clarence 7. Brown
of the First Congregational churches,
for their able and patriotic addresses;
to Mrs. Plummer and the young ladies,
for their musical assistance; to Com
pany A, N. G.. u, for their escort and
firing squad; to F. Auerbach & Bro,
for the use of their store room in the
Progress block, and to the school child
rem, for the wild flowers they contrib
uted, all of which indicates that the
veteran soldier has still a warm place
in the hearts of the people.
The exercises passed without a hitch
or jar. The comrades started promptly.
and Superintendent Reed had the street
cars ready to accommodate all the COM
rades and corps members who wished
to go to Mt. Olivet, and the day was
beautiful, in all making it one of the
memorial ones to the veterans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06
Castle Gate News.

Castle Gate, June Am italian came
down from P. V. Junction this morn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06

Mildew may be removed by simply max
ing a soft paste of equal parts of chalk
and common soap. Wet the stained goods
and place in the sun until the spot dis
appears.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06

Baby's 25c Slips at 1oc Each
during the great sale at
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-06


A beautiful annual custom of the or
der Of Woodmen of the World is to
decorate the graves Of all of its mem
bers who have passed away, and to
unveil monuments to those who have
gone within the year. Those interest
ing ceremonies were performed yester
day at Mount Olivet cemetery in the
presence of a large concourse OF peo-
pie The members of the order, in
Guiding about so from Ogden, assem-
bled at the l. o. o. F. hall and formed
in line and, headed by Helds band,
marched to the cemetery about 500
strong The line of march from the
hall on Market street was up Main
street to First South, thence west to
West Temple street, thence south to
Second South street. thence east to Sec
ond East, where ten open street cars
were in waiting and conveyed them to
the cemetery. ~
At Mount Olivet the band played sew
eral selections, and a quartette sang
the funeral anthem. Neighbor William
NJ Elliott, acting as consul commander,
read the ritual and in the ceremonies
was assisted by Neighbors Blackmore,
Orr and McKeller.
Professor. John P. Mealxin recited the
grand poem Mortality" or 20, Why
Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud"
which is part of the ritualistic work.
After further ceremonies, Neighbor
Elliott announced that Head Consul F.
A. Falkenburg of Denver, had sent a
telegram last evening informing them
that he could not be present, owing to
pressing business matters pertaining to
the order, and that at late hour they
had invited or requested, the well
known orator, John p Meakin to de-
liver the address.
Mr.. Meekin stepped forward and
made one of the most eloquent talks of
his life The monument unveiled was
TO the memory of F. P Condra and Mr..
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in Dem bcriibmten Suit Cafe Ihalc.

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ben lGbt nihts ~ punihen iibria; er lit
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Vreiien uno inter leihten Seoinaun9en
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sentbum elmer gusliiben @eieuIhaft; bic
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ihein uno pollitanoige Gontrolle iiber bic
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lit ieoes Sabr cine reidlihe grnte III Ell.
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peter1rid,
80 st. gIoub. Winn.
staatsaeent fir bic lltah Obi. une @e.
treioe'Hdnoereien.
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NnHDrteruna.

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jebigen aufentbalt elmer bsut;%sn osn
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MtScpuHu.

b.-.oer Strcit ser bic.
''i9en Nol;arbeiter murOe M}ittwod
beenoet. %ertreter Der Soltcr= mn
.@oulbz@ ielelllbaiten mo Counties IL
rer frilberen Nrbeiter batten om 0e=
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@el elll6aften baben ii6 ebenialls nit
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SaS elettrilde ,Seuernert mar oroE.
artiS lnp anoauernp unb Die Conner:
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geet9enannte fam in benielben Inn.
Sobn Gurrier, Elm 9eadteter Siirse,
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miin;erbanoe uerbaitet wOroen, bic be,
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teiten bereitct bat, Die @eiansener
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nit benz SiloniB SantodS unb 500
in 50 Noten NIT benz SilbniB Win-
osmS wurben in ibrem Seiise seiun=
ben. Die Flatten unb anoeres Was
terial sur MniertisunS bes iali6en
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tier Der Sanpe seiunpen. Die Beam.
ten iusen, baB iie swii6en $1,000 uno
SIC, 900 beS ialiden F~upier9elOeS err
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iiinsite WtitSliep Der Namilie, biiBt
%SeSenmdrtiS einen lanSea Straitermin
i'm 3u6tbaule 81 &insiton rpesen Del
lelben G%erbredens ab.
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3m p%erfaufcn.

Die alte, flint Weilen pom Ct. gloub
i'm 3omn Sc Saut selssene .Sanos".
Jarm. 100 alder erob. ee9sn 80 ader I'M.
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nigen gsoinaunesn Su pertauien. Nus
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her fabis lit, in enaliider uno oeutiter
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lnb prompt beiorat I'm
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an ichcnn 6nuie

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2sir 9al'en bic beriibmten Bud One @on.
ger" nno cine erobe Nuspabl anberer
Sorisn Sefen pelhe mir III auberoemobu.
llt n'eoriaen Yreiien pertaufen.
90 "a John @riebIer
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Sntc Sclc9cmbcit.

Sin gutter oeutider Wuritmober, Der
Sorten Murit gu MAIDEN peritsbt,
froet lobrenoe nro oauernoe 9(rteit.
9tah;ufragen I'M .9toroitern." 3S:2t
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Numpen. Nmnocn,

Ssenn Tor eIne CUTE 9umpe aebrouht
oosr ot2ieIbe rep srirt peroeu mub ostt,
Oopn @t'eoler' 5br Froet bort Die be-
mug.Isn ~SNd Cue 6orce.Bumper uro
onoere ac!;erHe mo eiieruc Scrten.
&c y" 3obn @riebIer.
:. Npe. fIolih
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Die 3cit fpmmt,

no Chr Shnbe fir ben Wiuterbeoarf fan.
ten mlbt; oarum erinueru mir Sud oorou,
oab iolbe an billiaiteu a~etuuIt weroen bel
q. :. Better.
IS ab lis ct. 6ermoEitrobe, st. @louo.
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Niafmitta ssiteuna, ben ~. Nuauit 1898.
Ter Yerta una aemia6 trat Der Soaro Si'
iammen; ale Mitallcoer, Spiepb Sd)eelar
ans ,enpmmeu. Gntueieno: Gouaro 'Riller ais
Sprliber. Scriht oes Sparo Der Gpuntp
Is pmmiiidre ppu Stearns III SeSna aul Die
nidbt cpGeftirten ACKNOWLEDGMENT fiir oas
Sabr 1897: Gel es betannt, Dab Der Soaro
Ser Is puntps : pn,miiidre AM 10. Nuguit 1895
III SiRuna trat; paB in iener Sibina Der
gpuntp. Shuemeiiter bes senannten Gpnntp
benz Bparo bic 4iite Der niht coleitirten
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iiir oas Sabr 1897 sualelh
mt benz aeieslit eriprecrten GcrtiNcat Elm.
rcidte; uno baB in iener SiBnn9 Der Soaro
Die Cite Der nitt cullettirtcn Steuern error
terte uno iene Steuern ourditrit, neil er
iiberseuat lit, oaB oieielben nltt 81 %cpleiti'
rem iinc; baB iclaenoe elite Der Ycricnals
iteuern fir acnanntes Sabr cprrett tit. Die
nab Nnnabme oes Boaro nltt 81 collettiren
lino unb oaber pom Sparo ipesseitrlheu
m,frNcu.
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Gan; m~,nIpmit.

Jr9eno 1emaro lam BON mir iiir Elm
paur Stunoen Arbeit. rpslde er I'M Jnte.
reiie meiues 6sihdites perlppnoet, Elm
paar 6erren' ODER TameH:S bube fir So,
MD So baar obeuorein, erbalten. sir
Gin;eIbeiteu beiragt Guh itriitlib ooer
munollh bel u. :. Better.
SO ba 5l5 ST. @ermauirobe, st. Glouo.
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Nnli llntrln heidlniicn- ln mi neridif

HUuf glntrd0 beltloitn, III Den perihit0cncn
Gpuutn Scurrtenitubeu. 5clcchune pprsilolld)
ium Eencit bon Yerlpuen. Die auBerhalb Der
Stuot q. Glpuo ppbucn, anSubrineeu: etu
Sclephou Illr Webrnudb oC9 SdldsntGtiter5
nto Nuot.ors, ct1ea Tllr AeItltrur mn Nddl.
laBrlGltcy. zines III Der Sherliis-SifiCc 9lui
Nntral &ertaqans bis . llhr Onoeru Atpr
gems.
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Wittmpd,. Den Il g(uoult 1898.

Ter %ertaguug gentaB trnt Der %paro ii=
lunlmen; ale it9iIcoer. 9 Is. Wcpcr aus
%1enommeu, anlueieuo; Goudro Wtlcr ais
%prittcr Nui GutrU9 wuroeu iplgcuoc
3tedlulingcn crlanbt lllp sur 3uhlung dltgez
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commercial Hotel

9letlenoe llno &oIt9du9er iinoen bel mir ote
u.lis pt9piSeli lIno EN- 9ltes Sctt: cbcuio III
i'e'Her Sdantfptribldait Die beiten @etrlutc
PETER SPANIEL.