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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
A RECORD RUN.
Officers Gillespie and Roberts aud Pa
troll Team Get Surprise.

4 brcathlcrn individual rushed Wild
In into malice b.adnunrt.rs nj . O'clock
'..,..., ,,.,.,,t,.
'AN N'hihk anu 'HPS'hh S''''"
|'illlurplc Informed him thht 'oepl'
/ nf negroca were causing an inclpient
NJ, a, an. co,,.r az Seventh West and
/ -. s.',' -, A. cnIo.nl,
lives Just across the street from that
|loeaiitv ms eut his debate ON tho Stout
i -. -. -, -, .,.h.d o,, 10,
''"'s '"H' s""'' "N'' -.
the hury-up wahon. tho driver was
|sating his supper. - chief
II ,',',, ,o,,n a. IN,
|''''' w" Ne"'0'" ~" ,c,'
|tcone of tho disturbance Thv
detective shouted "all aboard" AMI
,,ne...a,.a "a ,ii,nb into the pntrol whom
-, -, ~.
ne T'nehpei'i HN nv "a" W ~
KUN behind. NJ he rushed back 10 thr
office for his alx.nhooter. Chris Dhcii
...,.....,, ~. -. -. =, a.. ,ia..s on,
|'"ehN'''" wv '"N' w. - ~ -
|"f the racks In the Office but olllehp'"
|nnnlly located his shooting iron, and
|in ,hr.. ....,,,as t.,., a. ana itnh.rt.
$3.50
N'lH running the phtt"i team hohs
First South. causing a lively panic
nmong the conference visitors at the
Intersection of East Temple street. The
report spread that there was "A terrible
tragedy IA progress on the west side
and a whole horde OF cyclists dropped
w ihoi wake Of the iiee,ing patrol team
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The british government has chosen
Mr.. q. y. Elliott. =. a.. as high COM
missioner To famoa.
The british government il making a
strenuous effort 10 stamp out rabies In
the British Islands.
The extensive plant ~ the Geneva
wheel Co, nt Geneva, O., has been de-
ntrpycd by nrc. Loss, $4,000, Insured.
The comptroller of the currency has
Issued n call for a report OF all national
banks at the close Of business April Q.
Gen, John W. Turner, who served
with distinction on the Union side In
aged 20 years,
The Churchill House al Alpena.
Mich, burned 10 the ground today with
all Ia contents. several OF the inmates
narrowly escaped.
Tho board 81 directors Of the Great
Northern railway today appointed John
y. stevens chief engineer. vice y. ID.
Miller. resigned.
The seventh ballot today In the Penn
nyivania contest for u. a. senator re-
suited quay. III jerks, 4. Irwin, Q. No
quorum.
The Mnzct Investigating committee
beHnn Its examination today Into the
workings Of the departments OF the city
OF Greater New YORK.
The circuit court at Cleveland. o., to-
day handed down decision overriding
the motion 10 grant Judge y, T., Dellen.
baugh new trial In the dirbarment
proceedings against him.
Advlces from Gen. otis report that
everything In quiet In his command and
that many Of the filiplnos In tho Vicln-
ny OF Maiolos are displaying white
"a In g..la ~ 20. a
4. authority.
Further particulars regarding the
farewell audience accorded Archbishop
ireland by the pope ON Wednesday
last shows that Il lasted half an hour
and was ~ most cordial nature
throughout
The british steamship Lochlay. capt.
stephens. which was cleared ON March
.sth by Charles y, orthweln and Sons.
FOR Bristol and Antwerp. via Newport
News. after being assisted 60 sea last
evening by the tugboats, has put back
with the loan Of her rudder.
The Florida Legislature has completed
IL organization and viii get down To
serious buFlncaa next week, Senator
PaHco'H friends seem confident that he
will be- re-olected. Balloting Will begin
April 18th.
IN attempt has been made 20 as
raHrinnte the ears aidc-de-camp. Gen.
Mnuaeoy. He was stabbed In the throat
by a servant. hut the would be-aasarHin
wounds are not serious.
Adylces received from sana. the cap
iul ~ Yeamen Arabia, say that fighting
between the Turks and the revolving
Znidla continues and that the former
arr committing such atrocities that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
Difficulty Experienced in Resculug
Feeble-Minded Patients.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA,
The scene Of the Cosasnrn,ion- All of
che Thirty ave Inmate. Were
safely Removed.

Virginia. Nevada. Apfil s.-Thc town
was startled today by seeing flames Is
suing from the county hospital build
Ing. The hospital IL about mile from
town and when the IRE company ar.
rived the two story wooden bulldlnR
was a sccthinE furnace. hasty OK
animation showed that all the inmates
had been rescued. There were thirty
i've patients In the institution and II
was with great difficulty that oil were
rescued. Several are Predetermined and
Steward Eckloy was compelled to use
force In getting them out. a. they wcre
fused TO give assistance ana cndcavofcd
o. gct back into the building. \ NUM-
Der 81 patients only saved the clothing
they had on. shortly after the iiamcs
were discovered an explosion occurred
which scattered the nrc through the
building, and proHtrated several In.
mates ON the outside. seriously inJurins
James Matthews and burlng Annie
heller about the face and hands.
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TREACRERY Of FILIPIH0S.
How Nth Lieutenant Came Near Having
His Head Blomn on.
W. out Co Meet . wretch with n
Alag OF rrse.-wss uet bys
Murdsrous voiiey.

San Francisco. April Am Instance
Of fillpino trcaehory II related By Cor
Doral iiorkmanH of the s0th Kansas.
Who're right eye was shot out BY u
Mauscr bullet which II yet lmbcddcd
In his skull near the ear.
we were crowdlng the enemy
about nyc miles from Manila ON the
road 10 caloocan." he said. when one
Of the Insurgents came down TO the
road bearing naE OF truce. We were
moving cautiously. when We saw the
supposed truce bearer. lieutenant
from the Utah battery. with ". went
cut To- meet him. No sooner had he
lrt the trunch than Nolley came
from the filiplnoa and fully a dozen
bullets grazcd his head. Then came an
other funillnde na several more OF US
came out OF the trenches. The all
legged uucc bearer ran back. After
that We know about how far 10 trust
them"
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Indianapolis, Ind, April iS-Former
President Harrison has not been In
formed that the tribunal ~ arbitration
10 consider the Venezuelan boundary
dispute VIII postpone Its session on ao-
count OF the appointment Of Prof.
Macrtens. tho I,usslan member Of the
tribunal. 10 be a delegate 10 the dis
armament conference. lie stated today
that he and other Americans. who were
called 10 Paris by tho meeting, had en-
Gagged passage on the American line
steamer st. Paul. and would sail May
~
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HERES A FORECAST.
What May he Expected from the Di.srma.
msnt Cons snti.a.

London. April s.-The Berlin cores
pondcnt " the Times says! Prof. Won
StrnFel. Of the Munich University, who
viii be- one OF the German delegates 10
the disarmament conference at the
Hague next month. has published "a
pamphlet opposing the advocates Of
perpetual peace. lie declares that en-
deavors To secure II are futile and puer-
Ne ana that no peace conference. even
though conyokod by ear and attend
ed by the most Hkillful diplomats and
Statesmen, viii succeed IN establishing
universal peace,
on the contrary, he contends that
such conferences Involve the danger VI
intenHifyinE existing differences. and he
asserts that ~ FAR na Germany n COM
cerncd, she has SIN to achieve her
rlghtful position In the politics OF the
world.
In commenting upon Won STENCILS
pamphlet. the lierliner Post says ID IL
"a source of great satisfaction that the
Ocrtnnn delegates are free from vague
Illusions OF universal fraternlzlng."
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SOME NEWSPAPER CHANGES.
3. 7. Hart Succeeds y. q. Wins ~
City Editor Of the Herald.

Mr. y. q. wins. who for several years
|iast has been the city editor Of the
biefaid. last evening severed his con
|nection with that Journal and was sue
|secded by Charles r. ilarte. who has
|icen IT, telegraph editor. Both mon
|nrc well known In the local newspaper
|held and each has many friends who
'Nill hope for his future success, Mr
OWNS conicmplaies a visit TO New York
with Dr. Mayo and ON his return may
Resume newspaper work here, Mt
iIartc'H successor To the telegraph cdi-
torr desk II n air. Cannon OF the chi-
eaEo News. Mr. ,, 1. Priest. the Trib.
hnr'H political reporter Will next week
|ncccpt position ON the Herald.
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H. However. Crssrd Eseitement when
the Accused was brought ." salt lake.

ESPECIAL TO THE "SEws."l
Rivcrion. April s-Ernoat r. hate
was arrested here last niEh, by Deputy
Sheriff Cummock and taken TO Salt
|I.ake on the charge of having attempt
81 10 aot frc 10 the postonicc. which N
|iocaicd In the store who're he has been
dolnF business. The arrest created con-
|sldsnhle excitement here. although u
has been expected Tor days past ~ u IL
we'll known that the federal puaiofilce
authorities and county ohiccrh have
hcrn quietly inaulrinE into the case.
This morning Daniel Dcnslcy Jr., the
rhtepman. went 10 Salt Lake for the
purpose Of bccominr one OF Hate >
|hondnmcn Young Rates father IL
nlf1 In fait Lake with his eon today
|The friends Of the accused Grc exceed
|inEiy sorry for the trouble In which he
has been plunged. lie II about twenty
Blk years Of age and has a wife and
|ihrre children. He came here from
american Fork some years ago ana
has maintained himself by keeping a
|fmni store and acting na postmaster.
|ile has been drinking considerably u
Hate. II IL the hope Of all that he Will
| b. able 10 prove himself Innocent OF
1.-The charge made against him.
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London. April s.-The Madrid cor
respondent Of the Standard says. The
queen regent, In signing tho peace
treaty. acted under the advice OF tho
responsible ministers nor viii her ac-
ton meet the opposition from senior
saghHta on the rc.arncmbling OF the
cortca. hnEnAta simply means 10 place
II upon record that his object Ia APP
plying To parliament for an authoriEn-
ton 10 cede the Philippines was TO re-
concllc the apparently conflicting arti-
clcs In the constitution and to make
the authorization "a shield for the queen
aud HepuhllcanH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Now York, April s.--A dispatch 10 the
iIcral from Buenos Ayres says; "Ac-
cording 10 the last reports Argentina
will export this year 2,2iO,OoO tons Of
wheat,
New York. April s,-A dispatch TO the
Herald from Panama Haya The special
canal commissioner Of the Colombian
government, DR., Nicolas Esquerrn, who
has been appointed 10 treat with the
now canal company at Paris, visited
today important sections OF culebra
EmpcradOr and Ia cnscadns. where
work 4, being now actively carried on.
accompanied by the director general OF
the company and the engineers, ON
saturday he win visit Ia Iioca wharf
aud the drcdgca prior 10 his departure
for Now York. ON Thursday next he
viii visit the Atlantic section. tskinr
steamer Launch at liojie Ia Colon and
navigating through the completed Sec
tion OF the work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Chicago. April 7.-several Western
railroads have concluded that they viii
have AN association and new pasfon-
ger agreement whether they can have
all the roads members or not. II has
been decided that a meeting be called
for am early date, at which II Is pro-
posed To adopt an agreement, get as
many roads to sign Il as possible, and
then deaf with outside lines indivldu-
ally later. The proposed agreement
win cover the territory between Chi
enno and Denver.
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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The state board Of education met to-
day Those present were Dr. Park.
Prof. Tanner. Mr.. Dcnnlon. and Mr..
Nelson.
a state IiiFh School diploma was
granted to Gco. a. Eaton Of the ogden
hiFh school. and TO Jas. a. swcnson. n
the u. Y. Academy At Provo. Miss
blanche Lawson ~ the sait Lake
schools WIS granted q nve.ycar state
certificate. a committed ~ three, tn
ruvise the scheme u state examinations
and " Rfantlng ccrtlfcutCn. was ape
pointed aa follows. Dr. KinEsbury. DR..
Tanner and Prof. Nelson.
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Santiago. sanitary Condition

waahlnnton. April S.-sufFcon Ocn-
crni Stcrnbcfg has received a report
from Major Harvard. chief surgeon az
Santiago, IN which he says that the
city and department ~ santiago nrc In
generally good sanitary condition. lie
does not arprchend an outbreak %
yellow fever or any other contagious
disease small pnx for time was
serious In tbs HoiFuin district. but Ma
ior' woodaon'H commission has put a
ntnp TO u.
Work on the general hospital IL
progressing and II II expected that
Santiago Will soon have the beat
equipped hospital on the ial?nd. Gen.
Wood II supplying the necessary money
out Of the city revenues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
Pleads Not Guilty and Is Bound
Over by Justice mcmpstct
CASE COMES UP THURSDAY.
Passed last Night In the County JAIL
hut secured bsis Liberty ON civ
ing si.soo ssonds.

The charge Of arson has been pre-
fsrrsd agninH, Ernest 7. Bate. the post
master u Iuvcrton. In whose store an
inecndiary IRE occurred about week
nrc. AZ chronlclod In the News at
The time. As q consequence Mr.. Bate
passed last nigh, In the county jail. At
10 o'clock this morning he was taken
before Justice McMaster. where he
pleaded not guilty. lie was unnccoH-
panied BY counsel. Ills ease wns set
down for preliminary hearing at j
o'clock on Thursday nex,. In the
meantime he viii enjoy h,- liberty on
the strength Of ti.too bond furnished
iy daniel Donniey it,. of Riverton, and
Thomas Mott ~ this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

New York. April Sat the meeting
uf the New York east conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Mount Vernon. n. y. Rev Dr. Thomas
Inn. superintendent OF the Utah mis-.
sion 81 the church. addressed tho con.
ference, protesting against the adtnis-
sion Of brigham II, Roberts 10 the
national House OF Representatives. Or.
Inn said that ex-senator Edmunda and
speaker Thomas Reed had said there
Was no possibility OF preventing Mr..
Roberts being sworn In and taking his
STAT a. a eohsfets man ~ Ne WAS en-
tiOn. but II was entirely competent for
the House of Representative to take
action. rs Il has exclusive Jurisdiction
This. the Doctor said. would seem 10
imply that II was very likely that what
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fan Francisco. April S.-w. J. oed-
dis, editor Of 49, '"okland, ~ r., OBJ
server. who IL In this city en- route 10
London, says that the New Zealand
government has decided TO abandon
It's mail service via Vancouver. and will
increase ita subsidy for fortnlghtly
service In and ouf OF this port lust as
soon az the new steamers OF the Ocean
ic company are built, The service NJ
present IL monthly. The subsidy uues-
ton win come up at the Forthcoming
session OF tho parliament.
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THE FATHER COMING HOME.

Egdar Kcsier. who has been In the
Deep Creek country. Il on the way
home owing TO sickness and death In
his family, who reside ut Pleasant
Green. one child has died from scarlet
fever aud othcrn are down with the dis
ease which IL quite prevalent at Pleas.
ant Green Just now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Washington. April s.--Miniater Cor
roa OF Nicaragua has heard nothing
from his government since the author
ltien here determined TO send the cruls-
or Detroit 20 iiluefielda to Sec that
American Interests were protected
against tho reported eNactions OF Gem
oTai Torres, Senor corfen says, how
ever. that he does not apprehend an,
serious trouble at nluenelda. as the
Nicafaguan government viii see that
American citizens are afforded the full
est protection.
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San Francisco. Cal. April s.-con-
vineing evidence u the great cereal
crupseSpectod by California farmers
this rcaaon u furnished hy the demand
for the nfnin bags made at the San
Quertln pcnitentlary. More than :. &c.,
900 have already been sold and orders
are bs.ns booked for future delivery,
the supply being exhausted. Tue ma
jofity Of the orders have come from the
san Joaquin Valley counties.
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yslaNA ont, Auril Sin the House
o. ,.inin9ns. Sir Wilfrid f.aurler. reply
.ns , question. said that there was
w ,"sh m ihe report that a modus We
venni was now under confederation no.
twesn The United States and Great
nr'ah m connection with the Alas
NM boundary and an that was wanted
WIS .h' decision ~ Canada to put into
snrN The premier added that moth
lnh no henn done since two years ago.
wn.n q Provisional boundary was e.
tnbihh el AZ The summit between skng-
way ahl Dyca and Lake Bennett.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

prayidence. u. 1 Aprll s-The Amer.
lean Mnulrn company has completed
itn preliminary organization and IL
now ready o. proceed with the abr1fp-
ton ~ mills on which options were
given few days ago IN various parts
~ New ENGLAND. Charles Fletcher 81
this tity says h. H. not concerned IN
the formation ut q wool combine which
II reported 90 be- ~ formation m Phil
ndeiphia and knows ~ ma such com.
hlnatlun. There h 10 b. an umalRaiion
Of wofutod yarn interests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Pittaburg. Pa. April Sat the b..
monthly meeting OF the association Of
steel nhafting manufacturers. held here.
II was decided 10 make an advance In
prices, The ndvance varies with the
nize OF the fhafting and viii average
about per cent. While there N no ac.
tual combine of the shafting interests
yet, the manufacturers have gentle
mans agreement which In closely bind
ing In all trade matters.
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ever action u taken will be In line Of an
env1 70 have the seat u Roberts de-
car vacant after the member from
utah y seated.
~ ,2lutlons were adopted urging the
eas.oh ~ Roberts from Congress
nnu We adoption of u constitutional
asainst the United statea,
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sKIDMoRE STILL ALIVE.

Advicca from tho hospital AT n late
hour this afternoon were to the cace,
that Mail Carrier skimore was stlli
alive but that he was sinking and that
the doctoru had not changed their
minds aa to the ifnposslblll,y Of rccov-
efN.
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San Francisco. April S.--chariea W.
Wright, one Of the wcalthicHt residents
~ Larknpur, Marin county, and prcsi.
dent OF the American Land a Trust
company. with offices In this city. has
been sued at Han Rafael by W, ~.
Purtelle, for $4,000 damages for alicna-
tion OF his wifo'n Affections lurtrllc
II the publisher " several trades
journals, lie was married at Van
couver. n. c.. In 1891. Al parties to
the suit are Of social prominence and a
sensational trial n expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Los Angeles. cal, April S-Deputy
Mcculloch has arrived from San Her
nardino. To which place he took Patrick
Miguel, the indian arrested on the Yu-
man reservation FOR arson. when the
arrest was made about 200 Indians We're
gathered In the district and there was
some excitement, but no resistance. AZ
fairs are now quletlng down,
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Me- York. April AT meeting o.
,h- ! anmany Han general committee
lsrt hishi resolutions we're adopted put
unf the ufF nlsaiinn on rccurd az IA
Notmt municipal uwuoNhip u Eaa
plant Tor an lighting purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Ilvefpool. April Sat the town hall
the LON mayor NJ Liverpool presented
% the capi1iu. officers and crew ~ the
cunhni lnr steamer pHvunin an lllu-
minatld address and medals la rrcog-
nitlonID their devotion 90 duty On be-
half ID the Mercantile Marine Service
association and LloydH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Elmira, 81 v. Anfn S-prcaliont
Macbenaie' M Elmim Coiiere. has NJ.
feadl securci 10000 toward a 10000
h.esni 'nnlnl fund. The celebration viii
take place in september. 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

ing where the surprise party came In
for him. When Driver Armstrong
viewed the state Of his team upon their
return he passed a few remarks not
necessary for publication.
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i-Alhart Gilmore, Maryland
2-ctrtln q Carpenter tun " the late
Capt. Wm L. Carpenter. Ninth United
states iufnntry
3--liurh 81 Walker, Georgia,
i-'rulmndRo nrrokton. SON ~ Captain
J. J. Irackton, Twcnty.fourth United
states Infantry,
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Washington. April s-The President
haa appointed tho following cadets at
large Ht West Point 90 enter the claHa
hefinfinr June next
i-LrWia Turtle. District 81 Column
bla. ~ " the late Major Thomas Tlr.
tie, corps ~ engineers,
s-Iphu Mecinytln. ArkanFas.
3-Thomas T.. barnard. District of
columhla. brother ~ Lieut., bernard,
Fouruh United States Infantry. killed In
charEr NJ T.. Canoy, and Hon of iiroyot
lirlE. Gen. a. 7. Bernard. 4, =,
army. retired.
served with Company A. Thirty -hrHt
Michlt nm volunteer Infantry during tho
war viii spnlni son OF Judge scNcraon
s,-oiho b.. Auchaels. sergeant llsht
batter A. Second United States nftii-
lcry. son NJ the late Major q. T..
Miohafl Do. ordnance department
c-charlcr ~ Mason ~ ohio son -
the lac UrcNDi irig. Gen, Edwin e..
Mason colonel Third United States ln-
hniry
7-Wulhm A. Nlchois. California. sou
~ tho Eight Rev william q, Nichols,
bishop 0f california.
s-Ilenry 81 kilhorne. Wisconsin. son
~ ha, no. kilhornp, SURGEON United
states army late United states sur
geon, second division, Second army
corps.
9-p,nnoek Rogers. Maryland. son of
Major w. b. Rogers Twentieth United
States lnflLtfy, now serving with his
rcgimtni On ono Philippine lsianda,
i0-Irlnk a. phipna Ir. pcnn7yl-
vnnia, ron ~ Lieut. Col H. ", Phlpps,
OfInafrU department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

: queen Victoria IA enjoying rcnarkabls
health ON tho Riviera She 10 lmproN-
Ina IN strength daily, drives out nearly
every afternoon and often, when seeing
a plcturunuun spot along the route.
aliEhtu for the purpose Of taking tea Ia
the open air,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

The Culrunt season 90 the United
States opened this week with TIE usual
rush, StramHra have HinrfuFr p1ssaFr
backed several weeks ahfad and u y
calculated that tho irish cxndua VIII
approach that Of resent summers. Tho
Trutnuic. Canada. ult1nla, and CAM
uaulu sailing within four days, take
altogether two thousand IRISH rml-
grants. The Tcutlnio's contingent 4
elght hundred. and even then shr VIII
have 90 leave sixty behind ~ there arc
no horthH available Cor them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Mr. Joseph n. Choaie. the United
states ambassador. has accepted an IN
Nitatipn tn dine with the lienchcrf of
Lincnln'H Inn on the Grand Night or
the Easter Term. about the cud Of tho
month.