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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
TWO CHILDREN BURNED.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register
MCDONALD, w. Va, july 23.-Whiie
building a fire at the boarding house Of
Grant Weaver. near here, his little ten
year-old daughter was told to build a
fire with coal oil. She poured the stun
upon ghavings and the can exploded,
setting fire to the house and besides
burning to death the child. the ten
months-old baby Of the family was also
burned to death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
FACTORY CLOSED DOWN.

KOKOMO, IND, July 23.-The
Greentown glass factory has closed
down for an indefinite period, being
the first stop for ten years. The plant
which made tableware and employed
300 men, passed into the hands OF a
trust a few days ago and it is feared
the shut down will be long one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
IN HONOR OF DEWEY.

LONDON, July 24.-The Rome cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
"Mascagni's hymn, in honor Of Admiral
Dewey, was performed at Pesaro on
Sunday for the first time before an au-
dience of 1000 persons. 1t was great
~ appreciated and is considered one of
the finest hymns Mascagni has writ
tan"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
AN ENGINE HIT HIM.

Special TO the Register.
ROMNEY, w. Va, July 23.-Charles
Foltz, OF Salensville, while working on
the track of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad near Green Springs, was struck
BIZ an engine and killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
BOILER EXPLODED.

POLO, AUSTRIA, July 23.-One of
the boilers of the Austrian torpedo
boats Adler exploded to-day while the
vessel was off the Island of Torcola, in
the Adriatic sea, killing a lieutenant
and four members of the crew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
DIED OF THE WOUND.

Special to the Register
CHARLESTON, W. Va. July %
Mrs. Gus. Henderson. who was shot a
few days ago by the accidental dis
charge OF a pistol, died to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
WHEELING, W. VA, MONDAY, JULY "a, 1893
MORE R|0uNG YESTERDAY
In Cleveland, Growing Out Of the
Street Car Strike.

COLLISIONS BETWEEN MODS,
WHICH WE'RE EARLY ASTIR,
AND TROOPS PRIEST PRE-
VENTED A LYNCHING-TRA
BLOCKADED-THE COMPANY
DECLINES TO ARBITRATE THE
DIFFICULTY, IN A LETTER TO
THE STATE BOARD1A CAR
BLOWN UP LAST NIGHT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
IN AMBITIOUS PRIEST
Is Trying to Run Church Matters in
the Philippines

AND HAS BEEN WARNED HE
MAY BE DEPORTED IF HE PER-
SISTS IN HIS CRIME-HE HAS
BEEN COMMUNICATED BY
THE CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP
THE TRANSPORT ZEALANDIA
HAS ARRIVED AT MANILA
WITH REINTORCEMENTS AND
SUPPLIES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24

WASHINGTON. July z.-Forecast for
For West Virginia. Western Pennsyl-
yania and Ohio-Generaily fair Monday:
increasing cioudiness Tuesday, fresh
northeasterly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24

Mr. c. Schnepf the Opera House drugs
gist made the following observations 81
the weather yesterday: a. m. 70: . a. m.
So. II m. 81. ~ M, -; y. II, ~
Weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
THE EPN0RIA LEAGUE
Adjourned Last Night to Meet in
San Francisco in 1901,

THE WORK PRACTICALLY ENDED
SATURDAY NIGHT THE VS.
TTING MINISTER'S FILLED THE
PULPITS OF INDIANAPOLIS
YESTERDAY-AN OUTLINE OF
THE SESSIONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
A CAR BLOWN UP.

A Euclid avenue car. loaded with
passengers, was wrecked by an explo-
sion of nitro-glycerine or gun-cotton,
shortly after IL o'clock tonight. Four
persons were badly hurt, the name of
the injured being Albert E. Fassett, P.
A. Smith, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. E. c..
Martin.
The explosion tore out the front end
of the car, smashed all the windows and
destroyed the brake. After considerable
difficulty the car was stopped and a call
for ambulances was sent out The mo-
torman. VIM. Dreggers, who came from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

WANTED Partner IN mining brokerage
and promotion. Address for fnt~rvieu
y. ~ Box T. ~
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LrCEssno 70 VIM.

ADvERTIeIN0-<,Alee tesrs u Tia Po.sinfsi-
noness bus1oeo eG5es psay. .. n. Until u
n Sur6ay bo0s- opsn 11 m urfh 80 "a
C1assised adsWe1aanssas Ter tn1wtsoH fcsio.InS
0mufnx win Be received NJ 70 De q Ads@-
ftaemeAta under eiazst6e6 besdtsGs WI - sns1r
I'd Is 1hs Snks 0k een4 word es11 snssstson fu-
mone aIuays Ia sdsanes No sdsutssDsnts ~
elSed feR Iess tAAe 3 esn1s-
PUBLIGHERs NOTICE. --1rssse1nD sesntS sss
J. a McC1eaisn ssd o. .. Loema ny
aualecfSss ~ J. A. CathcsH, !. T. havs1.
Eueeut NcCsrthy. z. H. MrCovsn. G IL ess1sa
And Robt Akin- Possnssess NsIvhsfe are or
agenta Pay nou~y oniy 70 sheee and " our resi-
dent aeents ia tbs ssno1s e5tiss and towns o. TIE
Northwest
REwARD. Se,iars win b rsid tor In
1gmsftsn leading 90 The oopvscftcn u sny -
IN stealing eories of tbs papes dassasa 70 sxS
er5fhon IN seattle
ADvERTfeRKA Changes for sdvasiascsrts in
eAe 9uE1sy Poss-lutAhespeN mns b Ssrstshsd
81 osei0rf sAsardly. Adsess1seneues va ~ ~
es6vod q branch qafces ef the Rca-tntsni1snes
TACOMA BCntAC.-No. ia Pse1ss svsnsA
oIYzPiA.- -srs Main street. q. G. w'assss-
EvERETT-P X. Ls~is
0p6KANE-Bnneh o0scs. so0W u. Woevw
Gsa BLOT eunss Rsseusds and Mn; tsisphoss
a J. o. Peterson Manager
BELIJN0HAM BAY.--Hsv whstnoo. Pssss
P0RT TOWNSEND. william A. Psaaw.
VICTORIA q C.-Pssnk csmpesiL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

SPECIAL NOTICES.
.-~---~---------------~-----
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and
sxiisn% ep room y meKsy b pIiasx D Pors'
land, or. Elmer A. rriend. agent, GO
Bailey building: Phone. Hack f7n.
do composition for the trade fany meas
ursj. IN Sonpareii, Minion. Hrrvier and
Long Primer estisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address ros'-inteiiigsncer. Scat
.---~~~------------~-~---
LADIES' chich.s'sr's English Penny.
royal Pills are the best. safe. reliable.
take no other send ~ stamps for par
tieuiars Relief for Ladies" IN letter
By return mail AZ druggists Chicbes-
ter Chemical Co. Philadelphia. Pa
HONORABLE gentleman wishes private
place "a Fosu or room and hoard with
Jolly, entertaining wlSos who has no
other boarders. obfecf, good home and
company. Address y ). care Post~Intsi-
Hasnesf.
HONORABLE commercial gentleman
wishes the acaus;ntsncs ~ lady. widow.
no tftnsfH. afs~er naming tine snd place
II meeting 10. care Post. Intelligence
EonissoNs vArOH BATu CABINET
combines bathroom ami sanitsfium. IN.
slsrtion Invited descriptive matter free.
e. %. HiAs' general sssnt. Bsrss biix
Mns JOHANNA OFTEpAr,. graduate
medical electrician. electric treatments.
batha and swedish massage. medical et-
erelsss taught - snd n Union bloSh
LEARN 20 dance Glasses o. dane ~
Monday snd FRIDAY evening Private
lesasna daily HsEka bail PIKE street
"a "a
wANTED44TO meet any parties wh0
worked On Ngs o. = ~ = below DIE
rovery Honsnss creek last season Ad-
dfes~ a VI, Post Intelligence
To MEHcfiAsrs professional men SD
names ara slirsssss u Doubtful debt.
oFs al iisnssf block
GRAND bali Ksrse BAN PIKE street snf
o ladies free musfr ~ NaKnera FIRST
Regiment crrhes'fs
90 10 Seattle weolsn Uaus~ % Flrst
sy~nua fuf fanneis. blankets. easel
fwers wool bate suits made 70 order
Phone. Risrs IN
SEND your cid sold iswelfy SO remodel.
exchange OF pay rHsh Tor ~ Hfnfy
Ilsnssl. Hganof setufins 5s~slsf. room -.
Hlncssey bloch
WOMEN rl.etryens . uneggales for all
fsrn@is C1mpts pts go snd srt free
sample 81 Eit F-fsi svsnus sra 'estfuo-
rtAls
INFORMATION Furnished REGARDING err
piuy~e ard e'tsfs. rspatis operafives
Seattle Detective AsencF. 81 pione@r
block
GRAY s.s r~.tpr.a. fug Tire - hsIf COED.
% lowest prices. nomntnAs made iats
switches Madam Brown. as -~eonS 40
fnss
aiLNEn siBess from - 10 FslG HiitnFs
from O. ue Tsefh ssffsffed wifnHfff
rain pf Bas~s aenfis aniifesn BID
MIA A " HANNA sFessBssins. Ratio
tai81ifg. HAs FessfNs4 firm fha Fast
ard 81 - xisi - "a 90 Bef pA'faHa
faaasa~
TAnf.Ews AIR gsw.fry sna fs@fai soo.as
REPEATED seattle EieTfgn gfaffsg saS
Manufacturing Ca iit4 &~rom1s
STOVE repairs. Gs yesssr vsr. frbon~.
HiacA is4
f<ytsHTFtI. nEEfa Soks~1fea auy0n~faL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06
Tho following letters await advertisers
ot this Office:

CARD or THANKS.
WE sincerely thank our many friends for
their loving sympathy and Kindness and
beautiful floral offerings at the funeral
Of our beloved Chester.
MRS. VIM. II. HUGHES AND JESSIE,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

~ THE DISTRICT Cf5f~aw GF THE
ffrfted Stats ~ ~ rfsFrfrf - Wasn-
iHztDr. sarfEsrn Biv.stez.--f1 fHe MASTER
- fGrst anfBr~ T. WeSn f3sn3Tsfrf 80
IA II Esn@r8pfE
T. TIE creditors - safd bsnkr1Fwf
NDfies - aeg~ttS sW~n fhas ~ No. An
DAY - August lNB the sa18 F.4ssss sgsfl -
l. Webb 80 sliF sdtasiievze9 ean1rIDF
ard hat fhe Hrwf n~~fsnx y ais creditors
.fn - ns3s a. M 1fTice . ~ usa~rsi xziss4
Referee IN B4HsFgssseg. n @~sfs5e zst&
tlsfrsff. Or re- i<fh dag r 3sEsfe usiseF -
~ f~r 4rfvc& n - scrpwDar - ~Htrn
ffnfs TIC ssf3 efeE t0ra may Stead aTrga
MIR ei2smH aDpfsins trusta~ ~xsFn ~
De hansrwpf sn1 sraus&cs ~B~h efs~Y 5lef-
pes % n1ay sfeD~riy cons osf4Fs <ss$
us~effMs
rss~f - seaftl~ Sst+~uf~ I'm 80
EDf8~ = ffDT~
R@se~~~ n 9@u@T1SteY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06
WANT ADS.

A1Veft10eaeDt0 Un1ov ooy
heaAlng IN c1ases0e1 eS1o0oss
1e . were each isssstSeap MIN [
SnsD charge. noe. Class1As1
aAvsStisenssts saDala0 0ae
0onah without change 81 ooDy. {
ol.GO per Iins (ssvsa wos1s
J eooat "a laas). On three [
0esahs' ovAes, o1.S0 per 11os
per nonth, % st2 n0nths' -.
1ss, $3.50 per llas per months
- yearly order. p Dss lsss
Aaaeaaasnponoo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFT freq sample Elcotrozone 1914 First
avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

WATCH for our new ifsr 81 hne houses.
income property. lots. fruit farms.
chickens. ranches. farms and timber
lands. 70 appear IN these columns ON ~
about Sept Eth. at which time - rsil
open our new Offices. safe deposit and
storage rooms nc the corner ~ Second
and Cherry street. We VIII have s~pn~
rate departments for real estate. rrss-
ness chances and rent ard collections.
conducted on strictly up-tc-dsts mefn-
DDS. These Departments viii De ~
charge OF some Of the best business
men I'm the CITY Our many patrons
who have not received pr0per sfsen-
tion heretofore on account u our i'm
TIED 0fsce room VIII now md 10 ahse 30
look after every 4etaff 0f their Business
promptly through fhs various depart
nnenss ~ the new business Under tae
supervision ~ LELAND Spencer Fur
Their particulars VIII be zfven our ps-
irons soon.
LELAND SPENCER - CO.
81 FIRST avenues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
OPINION on SCHOOL CASES.

Attorney General Bishop has sent
the following opinion to U. T.. Curtis,
Emery county attorney. orangevllle,
Utah;
First QueHtion-''ff the qualified yot.
err Of school district have been IT,.
gaily notified 90 a meeting TO be held
on a certain evening. for the purpose OF
discussing and voting upon the sclcc.
ton OF q school house site, and the
question IL not decided NJ that meeting.
but. by mutual consent tho meeting IN
adjourned until the following evening.
nj which time the question IN decided
by vote. are the trustees justified In
purchasing such site 80 selected. or
must notice again DO posted for twenty
Answered. the notice OF the proposed
meeting has been properly given. IN
provided by section iS21, X. e.. and the
meeting help upon the date fixed by the
notice. an adjournment may b. tnkon
To some fixed time, and, at such adj
1ourned meeting. any matters included
IN the notice OF the former meeting may
be rcconridered or acted upon.
The trustees would be Justified In
purchasing the school house site N n
majority OF the voters present at such
adjourned meeting elect 10 to do, and
n the rights % Intervening third par.
ties have not become vested. and pro-
vided no matters not published In the
notice Of tho original meeting are dis
cussed.
Second Question-'in voting on the
rate per cent ~ taxes to be assessed,
on the property OF a school district. and
no other question. must the ballot be
secret and shall the county clerk fur.
nirh the trustees u certified copy OF tho
registration list for such question:"
Section 1905, X, T., provides that THE
voting nj such netting shall be by ae.
cret ballot" according TO section 1907,
u. T.. the clerk should furnish q GER
tined COPY OF such registration list foi
such question,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.
A Utah Marriage with u Sequel Story
Laid In Boise, Idaho.


Boise statesman: when George
Jones young man about 20 years Of
age, married t0-year-old Lizzie shafer.
y widow az she told him, In Lognn'
Utah. about five months ago, he be.
ieved he had plucked the genuine rose
OF love. He has since discovered that
~ was long-pronged thistle.
ifoth the principals are now In this
city, which they have reached after n
chase over Utah. Idaho and part OF
oregon, which commenced shortly after
the marriage, The woman IL bent upon
shaking her husband. but Jones il de-
termined she shall not lose him. She
Chains she was forced 10 leave him on
account OF his unquenohable thirst for
liquor and that he Is following her In
pursuance Of plan OF ayntemhtic per.
hecutivn. lie asserts that his wife ear
iies with her deed to a valuable farm
IN Utah. which his father gave her an
wedding present and 10 possess which
was her real motive In marrying him.
~ further says all he wants Is that
Both parties have told their stories Ia
~ chief OF police, Jones says shortly
~SseF ths wedding his wife desired 10 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
ANDREW JESsOS's LECTURE.

The lecture given In the Church His
tory course Friday evening by EiderAn-
drew Jensen. was a mastery state
mcnt OF the history OF the establish
mcnt OF the various missions Ia nil
parts u the world. beginning with
the FIRST commencement Of the work OF
PROSECUTING on sunday. April II. 1880.
the gradual spread OF the work
throughout the United States and the
world at large was traced. Many de-
tails In the establishment and develop
ment or the missions IN foreign coun.
tries. were related and proved very In
ter.hting u all. and especially 10 thos.
who had had experience In those mis-
riona.
u was announced that on account OF
Conference. no lecture would be given
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

10 Pocatcllo on business. She went, and
after she had been zone an unreason-
able length OF time. he went In search
of her. lie found her keeping company
20 which he objected. hut they made IL
all up and agreed TO live happy In tho
Gate city.
They rented place there. but short
iy the wife again gave evidence Of de-
sire To roam. and she went to Baker
city on business. stopping In Boise for
short time en- route. lie followed to
Batter. where he found conditions not
unlike those existing ut Pocntelio.
There was another forgive and forget
revolution. but shortly the wife felt
called upon 10 visit Boise on business
by this time. Jones says, nc came to
the conclusion his wife was really try
ing TO shake him. lie followed her 10
Boise with the intention. " possible, ms
he says. OF securing the deed given her
by his father He claims the property.
which IL located near wellsvillc. Utah.
In worth 10000.
Mrs. Jones told the chief she aid no,
intend a. live longer with her husband,
who. she said. was a confirmed drunk.
ard. She admitted she had deed io n
homestead IN Utah which was given
her by Joncrn father, but says II was
presented TO her because his father
could not trust his son with II. SIN he
desired tina, he should participate In
the gift through his wife'a gracious
ness. she also said Jones had placed
an entirely too high value on the prop
crty, and had borrowed money on II
under false representations.
During his brief stay here Jones' bor-
rowed $40 from n party. saying he
would receive money the next day frum
Utah. When Il did not come the lender
endcnvorcd 20 have him arrested. but
County Attorney Frawlcy nnid he
would have 10 resort to the civil law N
he took any steps. 10th parties have
told their troubles 20 the policeman.
and the one II atill figuring how 20 yet
that deed. and the other how TO get
away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

@> CURRENT
Ss;sS TINE TABLE.
=. IINxE SALT f.NhE .iIsI
40. s-for Prove. Grand juno.
~. uon and all points East 20 a a,
"' tion .rrsm2vch u, ,,a June,
70, Mhnti. Iclknap and
No. s-Tsf Inrsts. I'sy"o s. pro. '"a"
yo, and all intermediate
Ne IE$." $ $;a:$ a: AZ a:
No p-for ogden, intermediate
-. a, points and West .,.,,,.is ~ NJ
,srmsdls's point. ~. :. :;,san
No. i-trona bingham. Provo.
Grand Junction and tho
No. a Junction, AMI tho lpst,. 10 70 IN
M ,ld inistmsaisio pclnis:. 8 - IN
NO f iSs%o a nsT'r la,,rn nssis.;
No s-igom ogden snA' 'issc; "s"
No. .-sten 1Si;dsa' and IL; saa"
No io1YisS Ogden and iaiciriaiac;:: ~ nm
No. r-from Park city and In
termcdlate points. .........b Is IN
TICKET OFFICE, i0i west Second
south street u'ostof'iee corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
1T COST
A HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS

10 nut this railroad where It Ia. 70
takes $4,000 men. i.iOo locomotives. 4o.-
700 freight and 1900 passenger cars,
10 Keep II going. Twenty thousand
people patronlze It daily. And every
hour OF the twenty-four finds anywhere
from two TO four hundred thousand
tons OF freight on It's rails.
Two trains a day. Denver to Omaha
ana chieago-the Chicago Special at
l'to D. M and the veatlbnled Flyer at
s'eo p m. Tickets at Offices OF connects
Ing lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
SAM HALLER SHOT.
Was at One Time u Sergeant on Salt
Salt Lake Police Force.

New York. April 2.-samuei Halter.
ss years old, a ticket seller with Buff
fa,o Blll'a wild West show. was shot
and probably mortally wounded this
afternoon by William n. Holland
There Is much mystery about the
shooting. but the parties had been
drinking Holland, who escaped. Is the
proprietor OF the National Horse Ex.
change q poolroom In Montreal, Hal
Ter II said TO have come OF good family
In LAMA, o,
Samuel Halter was wen known In
and about Salt Lake city, and tho
news Of his sudden taking on In such
AN unlocked for manner. oceasloned
many expressions OF aorrow from his
friends here.
He was At one time sergeant on the
police force, under the administration
or John NJ. Young, but will perhaps be
better remembered us a hotel runner OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
E|eQQDI SULPHUR Turkish Both

Aud Treatment Rooms IN charge Of "A
Competent Physician, who will diagnos.
and prescribe for patients needing med
lcai aid II YOU have catarrh, Dyspep.
Kidney Disease, come and be cured.
Any Kind Of a bath you want Massage
for both sexes. SWIMMING lessons for
ladies' by tho matron.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
INJURIES WERE FATAL.

Some days ago G. n. Noble. an cm-
ployc Of the Horn silver mine at Frls-
co was severely injured In n cave In
at the mine. Several Of his ribs were
broken by the great mass OF stones
his right lung. causing n collapse OF
that organ. Noble was removed to ~.
Marks hospital and died there yeater.
day morning aH n result Of the un-
fortunate accident. The body was re-
moved TO Evans undertaking pnrlora.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

the Walker House. After leaving here.
Halter visited the coast. returning some
time later with O'connor and Hanion.
the champion onramcr. and gave an
exhibition on the Lake ~ Chicago
during the Worlds Fair. Halter be-
came connected with Iiuffaio Blil's Wild
Wcst show. and was working with that
enterprise at the time he was shot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

DIRECTORS
Dr. Theo.. Meyer. John J. Daily. o, 4
salisbury. Moylan 9. foa. lThoa. Mar.
shan. w. u. Noble. Ceorre ~. Downoy,
John W. Donnciian. Newell iiccman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
STATE DAIRYMEN.
Program Of the Sixth Annual Meeting
10 be Held In Salt Lake.

lac. 81 q a.
~ e'N',' "''''u'I 'n''''nk VI 'he o'hh
p"lrymchH association VIII be held
=" in",su'y aho ft'aay. Aprh e,h anu
~. d., ,..- .s ss "
80 ~ ~ n"''.''""h p'"H'"'l mas
wv" "'f"hh'u TOT the various meetings.
-Four nersions In all have been provided
for. Tho progran, In mn 4. N. ,,,.
- ~ '"' '''
'""h'
TfIt'psDAY EVENING n o'cI octs
.. Music.
Thc hi.e' Progrcar and Develop
The state and forees Witch
Have Helped y ~. J, Faust Jr'.
Address. :. C,ov. NJ. HI w.ll.
Announcements,
FRIDAY. 10 oCLoCk n. III.
Presidents Addr,,s 49,
Mr. 4 Hansen y.,,.,,,,.
The Imn,ov.m.ns ~ ~. ns,r,,
COW W WV '""'
AIR. Neiis cbri.,cn..n' Noro,i
management OF the Dairy Cow from
q sanitary stnndDoint..... 80.
Prof l.. A. Merrill. Az. Coll. Logan
Advantages OF Dairyinr TO waAatch
county. =. -. :, 49,.
Some Principles In breeding Prof.
II. II. Linneld, Ayr. Coll. Logan
t,ptn.v . o,,t oc,, N a,
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Report OF Dairy Exhibit.
Creamery Patrons, Satisfaction and
Dissatisfaction. ........
q. 80. .. Mr. A. Hatch Jr., Hebcr
NChurning and Working iu,ter,
MIR. Arthur nnrratt. uiyorton
The Marketing OF Dairy pneduets'
MIR. l.. Hansen. Welisyiile
Cold Storage FOR nuttcr and Cheese.
prof N IA Ilnn.id Ag,ic,,i'
80. =. =. ,turai College. I.osnn
rhipAf, O'CLOCK j.. III.
ueporta NJ commltteea
MY Method OF Cheese making
.......Mr. Alma Merrill, llichmond
The babcock Tteat. Its use and Adj
vantage to Farmer and Cream
cry. MIR. J. a. skidmore. Richmond
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The Rise. Progress and Develop
mcnt of the Dairy Industry In
the State and Forces which
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Dairy and Food Com. Salt Lake cit
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