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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-11
TWENTY-SIXTH
Annual Meeting of the Ohio Branch
CT the W. B, M. |. at the First
Congregational Church.
ItOU INAW' >
Thursday GO o'clock.)

thursday " % ClOCk.)
Devotional Hour. ....... ......
.....NTlss Mary Daniels, Marietta
Appointment of Committees.
Address. Mrs. C. w. Carroll, Cleveland
Report of Secretary. 49,. =. ..
.... Mrs. ARA Williams, Cleveland
Report of Treasurer. ........ ..
MRS. Geo. B. Brown, Toledo
Report of Young Peoples Work.
-. Miss Miriam Smith, Cleveland
Report of Childrens Work. .
Mrs. Effie Morgan, East Cleveland
Thirty Pieces of Silver" .......
....,.. Mrs. p. A. Crafts, Oberlin
Discussion.
Report of Nominating Committee and
Election of Officers.
Sectional Meetings.
Afternoon g o'clock.)
Prayer Service. ann. 49,. .....
Mrs. e. B. Fairfield, Mansfield
Memorial for Mrs. Flora K Regal
....Mrs. C. T. Beckwith, Oberlin
Question Box. x.... ,...... -.
.....M Mrs. Geo. B. Brown, Toledo
Two Pictures. ...... ..... =.
Mrs. Ella S. Moore, Nashville
Mrs. M. W. Mills, Cleveland.
Prin. Beth. B. and M. r. School
Presentation of Banner. ..,
..,.Miss Miriam Smith, Cleveland
Presentation of Banner. ......
Miss EfIie Morgan, East Cleveland
Unfinished Business.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-11

No-To- Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes wea..
men strong, blood pure buc. 81. All druggists
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-10-11

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16
Sos Nons ocr Gubaacrit.

Die nolle 8ebeutuna res Wortes
Irsiteit lent bo5 cubani1he Mdohen
niemols tennen. 0as arme WeIen 1tsht
llnter feItGnDieer 8emahung. sis gum
16. Sabre pernen bic SDhter bon re-
gilterten sSamilien in einem 8loiter erz
apoen. Sobuln bic Gubanertn pas
ihDne9(ltsr con Is Sahren erreid}t fat,
ipiro lie fir miinbiQ ertldrt unD bat
bos Retht, etpaiQe 8elperber um ibre
0anb 3u empfaneen, ooh ldBt man lie
nielmals nit einem oerlelben au6 nur
cine O}inute ollein.
Srobbem bic cubcniIdN SSungfruu
10 itreno belpad)t ptrD, Qelinet es tbr
BOD, in gsbeime 8erbinoune nit Dem
8epprauqten aus rer Sd)uor ibrer
'Freier su treten. Grit ipenn nas lieberos
paor iih pollfrmmen peritGnbiot bat,
erfabren pie 9lnQe bOriaen etlpas bon
Der Slffaire. !Oabeu bic Gltern Der
8rolt niAt5 eeeen bic Wabl ein3uz
!penben, oann perlonQt es Die Site.
pub rer 0ater oes junoen Wanne5
fprmen I'm bas Mdb6sn fir 1einer
Spbn anbdlt.
Spba[p on, cieie Brdliminorier
erlebiat iinb, oi;rfen iih Die Yealobten
ME meb- plne einanoer in Der @eIeQz
I9aft 5eioen. @s tpdre i'm bD6nen
8rabe unihidlid, ipollte Der 8rduti>
eam cine anbere Dame au 5ilb fiibren
ober be Braut en- Mrm zines anberen
6errn lid, 1e6en laIlen. Selb1t in Ye=
sl,s ouf 5an5 uno unterhaltuna mill
len bic 8rautlellte fortan ii6 sesenlsi=
tia aeniieen. @jeip0hnlih aber 3eiasn
5itb oerlcbte paare iiberbaupt nicDi
mehr in Der Seffentlihfeit. Die 8raut
mub biibin at 6aufe blei6en, iuo lie
aqabenblid) bon ibrem aufiinftigsn
Gattsn befuft tpirb.
Der 8rautitanh bauert in Der Geeel
iebr large; 6o6seiten finben pDne
Iusnabme BEL Hadt itatt. Sung per~
beirot6ete 2eute iperoen nur bohIt 1elc
ten s1 SaufIeItlihteiten unb Diners
einaelapen; man .iebt porous, oab lie
fi6 i'm llnoeItnrten 8eieinonbsrIein am
tppbllten fiihlen. SSebenfulls traeer
oieie eigenartigen, uns bDllio fremben
3ebrduGe icbr piel baau Bel, baB Den
Gubanern eine perloiIenc 8raut Elm
gana unbefannte5 We1en lit. 8pr un~
oefdbr sSabrer paifirte es elmer Der be-
riiGrnteiien Beauties BON 6apana, Gpnz
Iuelu De Son6ea Marmol, oab i9r
Gerlobter ihr untreu ipurne; bic perz
idna6te S6Dns aab iih ben Sob uno
eSebermann mar Der 2(niibt, baB lie
nur ouf bieie Weiie fi6 unb ibre Mn=
aeborioen ron Der 9hanbe bate rsi=
niaen fonnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

sSreitae, cen 27. sSanuar. fam es i'm
Diterreibilden Borlament ipieoer eiN@
mai gu elmer periioblen Shla6t, ilber
bic man einen beiteren 8neipz uno
paufs benc5eridlt 1dreiben fonnte.
Oas Garneuols SSnterme3so hattie
fplaenne uria6s oshabt: Der ioctolz
pemotratiife eltoeoronete 0assDnsti
fotte ieinen trGftiaen Mppeu oil ous
Saus aerihtet, iih in lebter Stunce
9eaen ben brobenoen Photographer su
raQiiren, unn Der bon ber Maioritot
ermdblte Spred3sr, Or. &ramarid,
brotbte unter tcIerpem 2drm Der Utiz
noritGt ben Sianrpunft Der Eegles
ln0spnrtelen gum MuShrud. O1 Ell
tGnte bel elmer beipuoer5 martanten
Gtele oeoen bic 9eutI1er onn her
recht5ieitigen SpurHaliitenloae Elm lebz
batter 9(pplaus rno trdIlige8raoorllTe.
peld,e oas Wugennlsrf oer ean5sn D.:
pCition auf iicb so9en. Gin c2ehilher
sSSournoliit bate Iif Sisien rid,t lrdTz
lia aenuo suriidsuneiiencen Gingrlf'
IN Die WerhanDlun3en ces 0ou|es trs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

loubt, unb bic I9drfite Hiige iiir BEN
Ie!ben pdre amplabe getpe{en. ga nlele
nid1t iofort erfplste. ergrtfF Ibseorb's
Ter Wp!f, teeleitet bon Dem Mbgeorbissz
ten 8ieritmapr, our Sel5|ibilfe. 8sloe
eilten duf bic @alerte, unh Wolt ipolte
ben Sournaliiten aug Der 2oge 5erren:
Giniae gpllegen 1tanben oiefem leooth
Bel unb trennten Woif BON ibm; tnatoiz
Iden paren einige 2srren bon Der
cSunecse6enpdrtei in Die 2oas 9eeilt
uno iielen iiher Wolf her. Tim eine perlz
table Wirtbsbausteilsret eu bsa!nnen.
bic iih BON her 2pge in bas gDulctr
berpflanste, unb BEL Der es BON beloea
Seiten 6ie6e uno piifFe regnete. Nh
oeorbneter Molf befam ciniae trdltI1s
G6lGse meg, reban6irie it4 ober, ur1z
terltiibt bon einigen Farfeigenohen,
reht tiidtia: unb bas biutlge@eildlt pes
s5unec seberBospiibi1 trNq peut(ih nic
6anbihrift Wolfs. OieSibung ipllrpe
lpfort aufgehoben, unb her YrdIipe1t
tteilte in Dem 2drms mi. baB er ben
Sag Der nd9iten Griiaelei auf
ifriftli6em Mege befarnt geben weroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

baupten. sic iinb arbeitfam, often,
her5, intelligent. aus9efattet nit
Ytantaiie unb 2iebe our Muiif, fir
bic lie piel Salient heilben. Die
Yplen iinb g(riitofruten, berrl6Iii6tia,
ihlnieaIume 0pflerte, breilt in bec
SSprDerune BON materieuen unb poliii=
ihen 8enprsueungen oaf Soften an
berer 9rrnldnber.
Die Grbaltuna bes Staotes DETER
reieb lieat ibnen am Seraen, neil iie
bier ollein 3ufludt unb 5DrOerung
qenonen 6afen, nadbem infolge oes
Mufitanres bon 1962-63 bas &Dniez
reid Yolcn gum 9oupernement Wars
ihou umoenonreIt, Der @runbbeitb
Der na6 Si6irien ge1hidten @beleute
ben 8ausrn sugetbeilt, Die ruf1iIde
Imtsiprafe eineefiibrt. bic r0mil6s
totholtl6e &irfe unter bas nilltiirlih
pom Staate eingeIebte tatbolifde Gpiz
!egium in Petersburg geHellt ipprbcn
NOR. sSn ,8dli5ien baben bic Polen
eine fait uneingefhrdntte Mutonomie.
srei llniperiitdten, cine Mcabemie, ,pieIs
pplnii1e S6ulen,au 9aliaien nimmt
Oeiterreicb einen She'll Der leitenben
Miniiter. Sn 8e3us auf bic 8efteuez
runa, ben gau bon GiIenbabnen Ii. T.
IN. TT 9ali5ien unsemein beeiinitiet
lporben.
Die polen iinb fait burdtpea fatbpz
lif4, ,lnb Der Mbel lit Der Stride 1ebr
eraeben, bel ben anberen GIa1Ten haz
ben in neuerer 3eit 5ocial bempfraz
tii6e Mn1douungen. ginaang eefun=
ben. Mu6 bic srpbe Mebraabl Der
5f4eden lit fatbolifd, aber hufiiti1de
@rtnnerungen lperben bon ibnen eez
be9t, unb Der por tpeni9en Moden
bon Der praeer @tahtperipaltuna aez
faBte 8eIhlub, Elm 9uBbenfmal auf
bemIelben plabe gu errtdten. auf ber:
cine @dule aum @ebG6tniHe Der sdn5z
licben unterluerfung 8Dbmens burcb
SSerbinanb ben 3reiten ftebt, bat nod,
eini9en 0erltdnbigungsberfu9en afpiz
id)en 5fde6en unb 3lerifalen bieIe
idb BON jenen abriiden ldKen.
polen unb Sf6sden 1inb au9 baz
burh getrennt, baB bic Polen &uBz
Lamb als grbfeinb baKen, ipGbrenb es
non ben S1Geden als bic flabiide
Wormadt Der 3ufunft perebrt pirD.
BET Den pDlen tritt gu Der grinnernng
on lhperes 2eib. bas lire Natipn
burd] Die 9tuFen ertitten, bas reliaiDfe
@ioeritreben eesen bic f9ismattfdoe
@riedii6e Stride. Die bin unb ipiez
Der semadten @erfude, ibren 6aB su
iiberiptnoen, iirb sana erfolslos aeipes
Ten. (8erI. 8. M.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16
9i1emcn ttn0 yofem.

Den fiibrenben @ruppen her Diter=
reihiihen 6laDen 1T bet ibrem Siege
iiber bic Oeutiden gar nidt 10 tpobl,
pie man dnSunebmen geneist 1ein
tonnte. polen itnb Sidehen itimmen
d!s 8lutsperfpanbte iiberein in her
nationalen Giferfudt aesen bas
Deutf6tbum; aber lie iinb burA Gba=
raftersegenidbe ipeiter bon eindnber
eelhieben, als beibe bon ben Deut=
fhen. Die 9fdeden iinb geboreneG0=
teraliiten Inb Demofraten ohne Mnz
hGnalihfeit an cen Diterrei4iIden
Gstdat unb bic &rone. bon beiten lie
irenia 0utes erfdbre1l Su bnben Be-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

sSm Sabre 1879 er}Aien in lonhon
fplgenbe parfamentsaete: .MlIe
sSrauen obne nnterfhieb bes Differs.
Der Stellung unb bes Nern,6gens. Db
Mdb6en ober Mittlpen. bic fi1 mieeer
perbeiratben unb. um einen Mann au
aetDinnen. iiG bic Maneen Dbev Sic
Qippen f6minfen ober 3ntkttenleifen,
fiinitli6e 3dbne ober 9aare, gpr{etts.
arinolinen. Shube nit bohen 0oden
gebraudtn, fperben ipegen .3ailberei
ongetlast; aud ipirb cine foIhe gbe
fiir nul nnb ni9tts ertl6rt. lnsnn es
asfinst, bic betreDenbs psrion nes
0erbre9ens at aberfilhren.S ioeute
mare 10 ettpos llnn1B0li@; folGf
6egtntiinite iinb mittlermeile Gemeins
gut Qelpprben.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

.manntr: she eats sticky sweets ard
cakes with her gloves on, and when
finished wipes her fingers down her
drpss, aud IN short time comparative
". arcording to her mother, 10 "a dis
grace to he seem"
The result usually Is that new
clothes are bought for her. Now Is
this firP l. II Jus, 10 tn Other chill
drrnf Is II not encouraging the care.
less. and discouraying the neat AID
tidy habits VI the othsisp
The car, less child should he pun.
ishrd by being made 10 wear her
clothes f'r rs long time a. do the
o. h'rs. and II thar does n 1t make her
ashamed NJ herself and less ex ra, n
giant, II the cnthrs are really tm shah
Nv 10 be worn, and tie new must BE-
bought, the Others should have pres.
rnt or The equiva emf in money vivrn
Ia them. II any reward Is To lie given
T. SHOULD certainly he To- the careful
Dues McCall's M.gaz ne.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
BRYAN FOR 1000.


In referring IT, the Democratic pIes.
idehtial Candidate for 1900. o. Ii. p.
Belmont Of New York Gays:
"Mr. Bryan, So far as l can fathom,
seems the welI-niub unanimous choice
Of The whole party. AssuIcdly he Is
the natural aud logical canildats aud
today, at least. he Is invincible."
We believe Cul. sryan Is The al,so-
lutely unanimous choce OF We-tern
Democrats and the enthusiasm with
whIch hs b are,ted In the east shows
that that section IL scarcely behind,
We do not consider there is a qursllon
ms to Bryan's nomimtion IN 1900. aud
that nomination means a united party.
free coinage aud victory.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
A Pacific Cable.

No cable has yet been laid across the
Pacific ocean. IL Is impossible for the
government TO telegraph Ia It's new
possession Of Hawaii. and when ADM.
raj Dewey wishes 10 telegraph 10 the
government aL Washington. his mes.
sage must go hy rnundtb0ut route
through China, India and England. A
cable could he laid now with the land.
Ing stations all on American territory.
II misht be laid from San Francisco Ia
IN. Hawaiian islands. a tdistancs ~
1000 milrs. thence 10 Wake island,
thence 2,tO0 miles further to Guam. IN
lhe La'lronrs. aud thence TO Manila.
1900 miles farther The last cong ress
did n0 act ON this question. but the
next congress viii probably enact the
necessary legislai ion,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

,,l bs fsut,u,,,i cd IN. each m.r,b.r nj
| The association who "a actively on.
1 gagged I'm publishing n u,wspaper. and
%, the view. and ouioiops of all .uch.
Next submit the uroposrd hill III .
regular or sppcIal mes.,ing OF the
association. where 4, NAV b.
freely a.a--tujty discusssd Inv all
The members. IN. action Then taken to
govern the subsequent action Of the
member. +-pscially those who are con
duciipy newspapers. When the I'LL
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
Two QIeer Erie IDS.

"Dnc" ana "ypOt" are certainly n,
odd pair " chums M me won d wish
~ see. Doc. isa big fat gaudrr aud
Spit is a lazy, old coach dug, both ne.
lug owned Ivy Mr.. Fred Hart III Sioux
City, lava. IT, 10 hpc ,use Doc wa,
re'r q with Spit for his only conipan.
Ion. except u brood OF chickens. since
he WAS n fuzzy Rosilug. that the two
ARE such fast friends that when Spit
Vm g securing the alley fur stray hits
If T. oil Drc wuddlrs close ~ his heels
aud squnis beside the nld dug when
Spot grows iir q and stretches out in
the sun for n nap.
Doc was Matched with n dozen little
chicks tut has always shown strong
dislike for other fowls and also for all
d Us but Spot When a tramp canine
cnmes sneaking ab"ut he premises
Doc iiies into n rage. One dog fell
asleep on thu sidewalk aud Doc ,ueht
his iuil In his I'LL and gave ita vicious
bite.
But Doc Is a gay old gander and
takes delight sometimes in nippinR the
Tall OF his chuui. The gander waits
patiently Unit. the stiff DID dog falls
asleep aud begins TO snorr, and then
Doe quietly grabs tie tip " Sp'h's tail
with his broad bill and pinches so hard
that the dog wilkes with a startled
yclp. Doc seems de'isb ed aud curves
his neck aud calls "lioyo"kF' nj the
top of his v Ice. lie does this trick
over ami over again.
Doe has many friends among the
children aud allows them To drag him
around by the leg. sernirg 10 enjy
the joke as much ~ they. When tired
OF playing with Spot he d"yoies his AT.
ten'ion 10 the children in the block
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
S SSIsf ~ sC %sIS SAIlNI SIsa 4. sG SSIE

Trains between JuAb and Frisco run daily
except sunday
Trains for 1ooele leave Salt Lake at 7:45
a NJ. daily except sunday.
Trains for Eureka leaves Provo 500 n m
Arrives Fairfield $50 a m, Eureka lO;5O a Ind.
Leaves Eureka at $3.50 p m, Fairfield 4:ss D m.
Prove 7.i0 p. N.
Trains leave Salt Lake for Ogden 2 a m,
g;45 q m, 500 u m, $40 pm.
Trains leave Ogden Tor Salt Lake also q m
1850 a m, 2s05 p m, 6;l6 pm
Close connections made At Ogden with the
Southern and Union Pacific
Quickest time made from Utah points 10
Denver. Omaha, Kansas City, CHICAGO. 81.
Louis and New York.
Through tickets on sale at all stations uag.
gage checked through.
5. W. Ecoles. Geo. W. Craig AQt
Gen, rrf Mgr. Provo Utah.
w. ". bancroft, y. 2 Burnley,
y.sP. sa1 y. Agz q. P.and T. Agt,
Ssls Lake Csey,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

ASENr the resignation u Secretary
Alprr, me Eupli-h paper sn,s that
..Alg. risn Is the blui on the Mckinley
MISUNDERSTANDING" Another sry>. 1T ~
the first aud most essential step iow,rd
the puriflcsti u Of the r. publican par
ty." We feel no hesit ,ney In SAYING
that the Administrations i u blot" on
the pntloo,mnd that the "puriiicat'un ~
ths Republican pariy"is impossible SO
long as HanuaIsm rules II.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

UTAH has an eight hnur law which
the supreme court has declared valid,
and which Is working we'll. Colorado
has similar law which the Supreme
Court of that State has just declared
vail. the decision will pr'bab,y be
appealed, and the outcome will he In
teresting to mine aud smelter EN-.
pltyees. 4.fi
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

Rates from pOlnis south of Sail
Lake ciiy Will he made by adding one
way rates 10 S II Lake Ia above iatas
Tra"slt limit ut Ave days In each d.
reciion Will he allowed on tickets
herring final limit OF thirty days
Other tickets will be limited 10 con.
'lnuous passage In ench direction.
ID. e BURLEy,
G. z. s. 4. A.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

The returning Utah volunteers will
be presented with appropriate silver
medals by the State, MS will also the
fami les ~ such NJ the volunteers as
have died In service.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

THE editor Of TIE UTAH COUNTY
DEMOCRAT, md president II The Utah
Press Association, desires 10 express
thanks To the brethren ~ the press
who have 81 ably assisted In ndveriis.
ing Inc annual nuting Of the assocla-
tion. II will he u success.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

SECRETARY of War Aver has re-
signrd. There must have been some
strong pressure brought 10 hear To In
duce this "graftpr" to give up his job.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
Do Mothers Eneonraxe carelessnes.

Ia family of children there Is gen
orally ut lest cue care ess member,
and though all may have bren supplied
wlih new Clothes oil the same lime.
The careless ones garments will I0nk
worn out and shabby long before those
Of her brothers aud sisters. say the Ev.
ening Telegram. The careless one
steps out OF hsr clothes at night and
leaves them on the floor. or Aung Ia
d heap on chair; her hats are not
carefully put away. hut lett hanging
10 the dust or kuocsiog Ub,H, on
Sl.a.gs, 49, ov1-s a.s EeaLsd ~ AXE
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

In the Anpn. NJ Cannon unlawful
Capitalization case President Cannon
was on Thura'i"y sentenced iop'y n
fine OF 500 Needless tosay IT. was paid.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
Excursi mt Pc nts North via 0. s. L.

The following rates are authorized
for The sale Of e>cui sion irkrts from
Salt Lake City To Dninls In Northern
Utah and points IN IdahO aud Oregon,
Saturday, July y, 1919:
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
Rush If BIO ID to tn Face /.

Judge Blank WIS In reminiscent
NJ cd ''Ah, yes" he sad. Sleigh.
riding In those nd days was different
nom what IL Is now. We diIn', uss u
sleigh. IN fact IL was usually n bDh.
sled, or II pair OF bob-sh'ds." h. pro-
re"'lrd, "wiihra wag"D.bed for u body.
filled with straw, aud W.T. sat davis In
h" raw, ten or dozen Of us-l' was
always even numbers, mind yOu-and
a di-crret farm h nd f'r driver. We
didn't rare how COIL 10 was. We
howled ong m"rily over the country
roads, and II wa hadn't sleigh bplls
enough. we used cow bells. Rae |?
Yes. we used 10 race sometimes. L.
was during one of thnse old-fashioned
country bub sled rides. Ivy IN. way,
that won NV wife The moon we
mhind n 6 oud. AMI | asked the hateful
quest ion IN u whisper. Blu. | must
have been blushing frarIully" why
SOP" BECAUSE Tr"ze my ieeir'
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

WnNTED 81: r." s'S ss;s "a: ~
T, every city ana town In
Utah county Liberal commi-rion allowed on
oil business We shall also be pleased 70 re-
ceive communications as TO local happenings
Of interest. As soon as possible our manager
will Wait the different precincts OF the county
with view OF securing correspondents ana
agents. Address al communications TO-
TaE UTAH COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Provo City. Utah.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22

J. NJ. Hayes ~ Salt Lake. has de
livervd the THE DEMocAr office the
pictorial map OF the route of the
Mormon p.onerrs from Nanv"o, ILL
ncIs 10 S,l, Lake yalIey.In 1867. The
map IL an artistic piece ~ work aud mn
ornament anywhere II is also most
VIZ liable for ,ts hIsi orlcal information.
A guide To the map. printed IN pamp
let form, accompanies H..
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-22
Oregon Short Line R'y.

Schedule in Eject March 10, 1909.
Subject TO chan 20 without Notice.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-05-27
Tall Buildings.

Not SO long ago Trinity Church, New
York, was pointed out to the stranger
visiting the city as marvel on account
OF its height. But SO many skyscrapcrs
have crept upward in the last few years
that Trinity is, comparatively, nowhere.
Why, it's only 288 feet high, and though
six inches higher than the dome of the
Capitol at Washington, that is nothing
to speak OF. The Ferris Wheel, at the
Chicago Exposition, was 3o5 feet high,
and the Syndicate Building on Park
Row, the tallest building in New York,
towers up 800 feet. The Washington
Monument, at the national capital, is
SIS feet in height, more than 100 feet
higher than the Great Pyramid, in
Egypt; and while the steamship Oce-
anic, ii placed on end, would reach 7o4
feet, it sinks into insignifcance when
put alongside the Eiffel Tower. which
is oS5 feet high, stupcndous height,
which can hardly be realized without
seeing it.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-05-27

Alfred Harmsworth, the London
newspaper publisher, whose companies
and properties declared several millions
of dollars in dividends last year, is thir-
ty-one years old, and was an office boy
more than thirty different publications
Mr.. Harmsworth thoroughly believes in
the value OF youth as an aid to business.
OF the 1000 and odd editors and clerks
in his employ, it is said not one is more
than forty years of age. His brother
Cecil, to whom he recently gave the full
credit for the success OF his latest
monthly magazine, is only nineteen
years old.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-05-27

,tts 5sts' arc Of no K's5s*y 5ssst .s". :hs
of tolls of the most aggi<ek 'oke 1
prevails, and poor man and his a
anxious to have days glimpse at
Lakes, finds that tolls add ten or twelve
shillings to his days expenses.
The Lakes OF Killarney are perhaps
the most beautiful place in the world
They appeal alike to the humblest trip
per and the man OF the most sensitive
tastes. 1t was after day on the Lakes,
and listening to the Lake Buglers, that
the greatest poet OF our age wrote his
most glorious lyric
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-05-27

The splendor falls on castle walls
And snowy SUBMITS old in story;
The long light shakes across the Lakes,
And the wild cataract leaps in glory.
Blow, bugle, blow! set the wild echoes
flying;
Blow, bugle! answer echoes dying, dy-
ing, dying!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-10
The Rig Drainage Canal.

Chicago. May 6.-Secretary of War
Alger, in his official capacity, has given
permission to the drainage canal COM
mission to turn through the canal the
waters of Lake Michigan whenever the
canal is ready for operation. In COM
pany with Gen. John NJ. Wilson, chief
of engineers of the United States army,
Gov. Tanner, the members of the board
of trustees in charge of the construc-
ton of the canal, the secretary of war
Friday made tour of inspection of the
canal and expressed himself as greatly
impressed with the magnitude of the
undertaking.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-05-10
TO FAST AND PRAY.
Special Services to Be Held Soon by
Negroes in Reference to Re-
cent LynchinEs.

New York, May 4.-The National
Afro-American Council of the United
States has issued a proclamation call
ing upon the colored people of this coun-
try to set apart Friday, June 2, as day
of fasting and prayer, and has called
upon all colored ministers to devote
the sunrise hour of the following Sun
day, June 4, to special exercises in order
that God, the Father of Mercies, may
take our deplorable case in His own
hands, and that if vengeance is to be
meted out, let God himself repay" The
proclamation invites all the prominent
colored clergy of all denominations to
cooperate, and sets forth the present
''indescribably barbarous treatment"
of the negro in this country. Reference
is made to the loyalty of the negro in
foreign wars and the recent lynchings
of colored persons in the south are de-
nounced in the most forcible language