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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Tho state University viii open on
Monday. which viii De- registration day
Instruction viii bc given On Tuesday
Inquiry IT the Holy Gross hospital
this afternoon brought Tho reply that
James W. u, Preston. who was operated
upon Tor appendicitis yesterday 10 do
inE nicely.
Rev George Bailey. pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church, viii
deliver an address sunday evening on
THE BENEFITS NJ Higher Education to
which 40 High Fohupl AMI collegiate
students are especially Invited.
The members ~ the Y. NJ. G.. A. viii
resume their Saturday night pops
beginning tonight They VIII entertain
their young gentleman friends with mu-
Flc, songs etc. tu be- topped on with
feast " wntcrmcloua.
Robert Preston nlcd ln the Federal
court today suit against the RIO
Gundo Western Railroad company Tor
the amount Of $40 900 Cor lHlur.H hu HuH-
talned IN wreck while employed by
said company, September 10Th, 1897,
O. G.. Blackburn OF Iowa and a. r.
Boltmun uf Kansas city have Just ship
ped 300 range horses East
which they have been buying boo Nvyudl
and Idaho. The shipment wHl over thH
RIO Gund0 Western. twenty-five care
loudH going % Kansas city aud fifteen
Co omaha.
Thomas illndmnrsh 900 old gentleman
living ut SO street. bought pound 90
butter on Market Row today that ls
d. Thought BE- dld. 10 looked Ho iuuui-
tcsimnl that be- had % Weighed. 10 Tipped
the scales 40 l3l ounces instead OF u.
Hindmnrsh threatens Co have tho deaf
pr arrested.
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TurrLE mos PHoGHFs- HUULn-
ina, comfortable s-ro1m modern brick
house, commanding location. JNs rods lot
Improving locality, 81 o. "a %. room modern
~ mo house plrrhus. shnGc UtC.. uu 9th
Last W o.. iuf t.iouI iiOrl DOWN balance To-
SUIT Why rrnif luttiu iirus, las. Main u.
lthitCT TITLES ALI PROPERTIES
sold through our office.
" street -,iN d. t,c0 or aNtO iii0O
luih last, brick house. cost ttHui large lot
hnu Hnuuo truus, cast frontage. slfnl
T. 1t south. e. Uuf for gsNto south front
AstNou urlck cottage aud barn,
on End street. lstuum house, Iron fence
BARN a snap nt tt4uU.
-etsie. near II 81. and 10Th Fast seot
TlluNolGulNtD llGtSIEREb tOTS-
void lambs, from Rawlings herd, Canada
Enquire 10 ii-iJ Mslus
For -ALr OK EENT Otr. i-T.s ROOM
nov bNrk house house, No. uis O.. 4th south.
Enquire Ut door West
a NlMutN % FAMILY AND DAIRY
cows also hay del VurUd o. any uHft Uf tho
CITY ~ market price Auply to u u Muir.
or llih East aud 18Th south ~ Phone o.
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Was Ernndly shown by Mrs John
Bowling VI Butlcr. Pa. IN q three years
struggle with "a malignant stomach
trouble that caused distressing attacks
uf nausea and Indigestion. Az RENEE
dies failed 10 rClivc her until she tried
Electric HittorH. After taking n two
months, she wrote; u am now wholly
cured ana can eat anything, ~ lH
truly a grand tonic Tor the whole sys-
tom ua I rninud In weight ard fool
much stronger since usiGg g." II nlda
digestion. cures dyHp Hpmn. improves APP.
petite, gives new lie. only Zoe. Guar
nntcyd. at z. g.. 81. !. Drug Dept.
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PERSONAL.

VIM Smith. wife ana daughter clara
came mp from Provo today ANA ruEiH,
tered at the walker
Howard H. ana ". n. Stout of Fort
Scott, arc at the Kenyon, having arr
rived there today
Hugh i, Cannon manager OF Goo O.
Cannon n Sons company has returned
from an extended business trip vuHt
Boise Statesman. Gp1rEo n Lowe
oun ~ tho prominent citizens % Sail
Lake, spent Wednesday iu Boise. llt
was accompanied By bis daughter ~,
and his daughter have brgn 90 thc
coast
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Only q roaring IRE enabled j. NJ. Gar
rcttsHu Of san Antonio. Tex. Co ue
down when attacked by Asthma. from
which he suffered Tor years. Ito writes
o. med Do "a urcd The nEonlca OF death.
hut ur Kings Sew Discovery Tor Cone
sumption wholly cured him This mar.
velOus medicine ~ the only known cure
Tor Asthma uH wen nH Consumption.
Courhg and Colds, and an Throat chest
and Lung troubles. Price Doe aud 81 Ol.
Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at h. C..
NJ l. Drug Dept
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rDtToIts ANVIL rIiour.

y. NJ Higgins. Editor Seneca UliuD
News. was afflicted Cor years with PILE.
that no doctor or remedy hplped until
b. tried BuCEiru'a Arnicu salyr. tho
best 10 the world H. writes. two bosca
wholly cured him. infnulhlu for Piles.
cure guaranteed. Only Csc. sold by
=. G.. 81 I. Drug Dept
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COLLEGE, NIGHT SCHOOL.


sErr, iSrI 10 MAY IDTH.
Five nights per week Of thorough
class work. To the Temploton building
pgnWuuahIp, Arithmetic, Grammar.
Book keeping, shorthand, Drawing.
Algebra, rhetoric. etc. Tuition, $50 per
year single month, g. Latter-day
Saints College. ]. II. Paul. President.
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The Salt Lake Temple will close for
conference on Thursday evening. Oct.
eth, and reopen on Monday. Oct. ON
1872. on the latter date. Tor the nc,
eonmodaton Of Visitors from q dis
lance hapuHms for the dead Will be
performed. on the subsequent diva m
the same week, other ordinances will
be attended to.
LORENZO SNOW.
President
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A rownrn Mii7L TNrIosIoN.

drastic minemi pills. but both arc
mighty dangerous. 30 need 60 dyna-
mite your body whom Dr. Kings Nrw
Life Pills DO the work so easily and
perfectly. CuraH Headache, CouHtipu-
lion. only % cents nt 4. G. ". l. Drug
Dept.
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n the motto of the American Nation;
n l4 also our motto, We give you good
value Tor your money and n you will
visit our
MARKET
sou VIII ind something 10 tempt your
appetite. one trial with as always
LEADS
60 further orders our deliveries are
prompt
PROGRESS MEAT MARKET.
l39 W. Second South,
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IMPORTANT SCHOOL NOTICE

schools have opcnCt und We nru pre-
pared Tor tho board ic3cher and pupil
with SCHOOL BAGS, Text Books
stationery ana everything used Ia the
School Room, except furnlture,
University and college Text books.
CANNON'S BOOK STORE,
Next North q. e.. 81. /.
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~ YOU WANT 10 SELL YOUR pro.
perty and dn 10 quickly, call IN ", We
have hundreds uf buyers tot all kIuls Ut
Improved aud unlmpruvcd prQprrties la an
paris of tho city. A. hlchtef. Home Invest
iuent Go, Nu 3Wost iirst south.
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10 HiHE HORSE ANn nuGgY, or
light wagon for canvnsslng Gpu W Cock
ran, 20 West North Temple street
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uALF RATES 10 oGDES SEP. I3Tu
Ann aOTH,


Six trains daily each way. Tickets
good returning sept. lith and 2lat, re-
spcctively
Try McDonald's Molasses Nuggets,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO INVENTORS AND AuTHORs
Caveats filed. combinations made In tho u.
y. Patent Ofice az Washington. D. a., cOp--
rights applied FOR patents secured lu all
ruuutrloA Inventors and authors rights
urntprtnu All business private. u. =
Patent Agency, Chaa ". staynor. Attorney
and MANAGER office Mccormick building,
Salt Lake Ulty Telephone Us. Correspond
encc with stamps solicited.
JOHN sIMMs, CuGMMNEYS AND FUR
and Hardware CO., ~ w. Third south, s==
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Castle Gate and Winter quarters,
Lump. Nut and Slack.
Anthracite, an sizes. 80. O. Sept. lat
d, J, SHARP, Agent
Is South. Main. Telephone, l29
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MANrI TEMpl.E.

The Mantl Temple will be ciored
Monday 2slh Of August. and rcopcncd
on "wednesday, nth ~ October. 1899.
JOHN ID. T. McALLIsTER.
President.
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ron IIII nTVK ONMr.

Tho bcst way 20 reach the Davis Duck
Camp o. via the 1880 noon train over
the Rio Grundo Western ny. Lunch
con served on this train
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Flur display OF French Pattern Hats
and ilounDta and an tho novelties OF
the season Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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ZioN's SAVINGS PNSK and Trus;
Co. the oldest ana largest savings
bank In Utah. pays pcr cent Interest
or 81 or Thousands Start an account
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ST. GEORGE TEMPLE.

WIN close on Friday, September % 1900
aud reopen on Tuesday, october o.
DAVID II. CANNON
President.
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Interest paid on savings W, IT,
Armstrong. ursst. y. W, MllHrn, Vice.
prgst. J. y. Cnlnc. cashier,
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LoST.

Known HORsE Marks a T ON
right thigh while spot on each shoulder,
small star In forehead, and saddle marks.
n. W. clayton.
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Adrertlsensnts IN his column on. ~,
20, cord .aci insertion. Special rgt,,
Nv ne trcek and month. '"'ss
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a sons.
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l3,4OO COPIES

The Arrest circulation Of any paper between
Denver and the coast Books open to adv,f'
titn
The following figures Give NE number Of
NE StmLNs,kly News printed on The iirt Of
,aSh month since The paper changed hands 90
January /. 1890
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Advertisements IN MS column ono cent
PR ir0rf zach insertion. Special rufog
" Ns trcek ant month
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At this iuucturo the rabbi departed
from hla subject tu point out tho fact.
that the jewish race had been persycut-
ul iruN before the coming NJ Christ.
DE followed tho history of his race to
some luuEth, aud likanpl their prrHyyu.
lions Go thD weed which grows every
where, uunntiUvd until SOME one Gala
attention tu 10.
The rabbi said that France had lowe
cred herself ln the eyes ut every civil
ICED nation. ANA Hhn must pay Cor what
pho has done SHE must reckon with
Che cost uf her shame.
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SENE-NEEKLY NEWS

PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND fRlDAr&
The actual. bona lidc circula.
ton of the Scmi-Weekly edi.
ton of the News, Separate
and apart from the daily
was, on the last issue,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
NOTES ON FURS

Entire toques of fur are shown with
velvet bows; sable hats are choice and
expensive.
Fur edging fat bands of lace inser-
ton continues to be one Of the hand
soonest trimmings for full-dress tot
lettes.
Muffs to be thoroughly smart must
be large, especially those of the long
hair, blue and black fox. chinchilla and
moufflon varieties.
New neck ruffs are of plated chiffon
bordered with mink and fasten with
knots Of the material finished with but
tons and pendants of fur.
High-class manufacturing furriers
claim that sealskin will soon advance
in price, but we hear the same story
every year until 1t has become like the
cry of wolf
Fur edging is used on teagowns and
evening toilettes, and heavy lace Jokes
having the design brought out with a
very narrow edging Of sable fur is one
Of the very lately launched extravaganza
ideas.
Novel collarettes are Of crinkled vel
vet Of a bright shade, cherry, mauve
or pervenche, thickly plated with an
edging of black astrakhan at the top and
n large bow in front with a buckle;
stole ends Of velvet are carried to the
waist, and there is velvet and fur
nuff, collet and toque to match.-Dry
Goods Economist.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
THE PLATFORM WOMAN.
This Noted Author Says She Has Ever
Been a Blot Upon American
WOmanhOOd.

The platform woman never has been
credit to, but ever blot upon, Amer
lean womanhood. make this emphat-
&c statement from a personal knowl-
edge Of the homes which these women
leave behind when they go to their
meetings, writes Edward Box in La
dies Home Journal | have seen the
rooms of their homes left in wild dis
order; | have seen their servants sit
ting in idleness with work on every
hand to do; have seen the children
neglected and left to their own devices;
have heard husbands speak in derison
of the motives of their wives. No wom-
an in happy American home can ever
afford to listen TO these parasites of
her sex. Fortunately, the platform
woman's influence is steadily on the
wane. She was never power. She was
never even picturesque. Her worst In
jury was wrought upon certain weak
women who for the time she deluded.
But even with them she was soon re-
garded with wonder rather than with
interest; with suspicion rather than
with confidence. Less and less has she
been able to get, listeners, and it is sig
nificant that in places where sbe has
spoken during the present season she
has not hen seen again. The disap-
pearance 81 the platform woman is Q
case of blot being blotted out.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
HINTS FOR STOCKMEN.

Furnish the swine plenty of good
dry bedding
Don't send diseased hogs to market
II is OF no use
Feeding ground grain is more eco
nomical than feeding whole grain
Remember that If hogs bunch to-
gether they should be routed out.
Don't let the horses stand in hot ma
nure, unless you expect scratched
Ice cold water taken into the stomach
Of any ANNA! retards Its digestion.
When colt is we'll brolu 1t is worth
twice as much as one that 10 not well
broken.
When the hog 10 fat, sell 1t. Don't
waste good grain In waiting for bet
ter market.
Shred your corn fodder. 1t Is econom-
ical as the animal will eat the whole
stock and save hay.
Don't permit the horse to stuff itself
with hay all day, 1t Injuries the horse
and wastes the hay.
Rush the fattening process as rapidly
as possible for fattening animal is al
ways in danger OF disease.
II you are near town It is probably
the better plan to take the hogs to the
town butcher for slaughter.
Soft coal in small quantities viii not
do hog any harm, or any good SO far
as we know. we would say to an in
quirer
Whatever anybody may say the cook
ing OF food means the saving Of food
and the more rapid fattening Of the
animal
II any animal is fed dry, fattening
feed all winter it will be luck II II does
not become sick Feed some roots, en-
silage, or the bone and muscle form
ing foods. A little oil meal Is good
Western Plowman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
MEAT AND EGGS.

In the eating Of meat the United
States heads all nations Not less than
100000 pounds of meat is used
here every year, or LAT pounds to each
person. Five thousand million pounds
is beef, 1000, 900, 900 pounds is pork and
S00,000,000 mutton.
The United States uses the most eggs
Of any land-10,0 600, 100000 being re-
quired during the year. or 1873 to
each inhabtant. Canada comes next
with 90 eggs per inhabitant; Denmark,
30; France, rs; Germany, rs; the united
Kingdom, 80, and Italy but 81
The united kingdom stands second to
the United Statesin the matter of meat
eating, with 100 pounds per inhabitant:
Norway uses so pounds; France, II;
Spain, 70; Germany, GA; Switzerland.
81; Belgium. 61; Austro-Hungary. 60:
Russia, Portugal and the Netherlands.
80 pounds each; Italy, "a pounds
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
OUR PRESIDENTS.
Much LcAs Than That in
Any other Nation.

ItcostE the people ofthe United states
6il4,s65 a year f1T chief executive.
His salary is $4,000 and found" az
our western neighbors say. The presi-
dents finding is rather comprehensive,
covering about every possible require
Tnent Of family. His private secre-
tsry, the clerks, doorkeepers, meseeu-
gers and steward and three other serv-
ants cost US 1913, sG5 year. Then there
Is contingent fund Of $4,000 a year
which the president may use according
TO his discretion
In furniture and repairs TO the white
house the sum of $4,000 more, to be
used by the direction Of the president,
Is provided by the nation, aud is always
expended. For fuel alone $4,000 Is al
lowed, and for necessary repairs TO the
greenhouse there is 81 600.
Altogether the presidential finding"
annually amounts to the snug sum OF
s64 .SG5, nearly $4,000 a year more than
his salary. The two aggregate STA
sO5 This is an imposing aggregate,
but 1t is small compared with other
presidents. The president Of the French
republic receives as salary Sl2OOeO a
year, $32,4S0 for contingent purposes
and handsome house, rent free. So we
get our president rather cheaply. aft
er all.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
DRIFT WOOD.

Bullets of stone were used as late a.
1914.
Brooches among the Greeks were a
sign of slavery.
The topaz was the second stone in
the breast of the Hebrew high priests.
Chisona, from which quinine is made,
was called "Jesuits' bark" by the Span
iards.
If all the tunnels of the world were
placed end to end they would reach
a distance of 514 miles They number
about LAP.
The largest gold coin in existence is
worth about $315. 1t is the ingot or
"loof" OF AMMAN, and its value Is writ
ten on the coin with India ink.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
VIOLETS THE RAGE.

Women of fashion are violet mad
so say the florists and dealers in per
fumeries. Violet perfume is In univer-
sal use among society women. As for
prominent actresses, without excep-
ton they favor this perfume. Lillian
Russell especially uses large quantities
OF violet toilet articles
prominent perfumer says he makes
nine varieties of violet perfume rang
Ing from so cents to $3.50 an ounce.
The latter is really oil of volets. The
highest-priced sells faster than the
cheaper grades. Violet toilet water is
very popular. Violet face powder is
even used by men. who ike it after
shaving.
A perfume burner is the latest fad
They are little glass lamps supplied
with carbon tips placed on the center Of
a round wick. The lamp is filed with
specially made violet perfume, the
wick is let burn till the carbon is heated
and then the flame is put out. The
sweet fragrance Of violets Is waited
through all the rooms OF a house in
this manner
Violet tooth paste is the latest and
perfumes the breath. Violet tablets
are carried by some women in the glove
or pocket, in place Of sachets, There Ia
a substitute for the old sachet powder,
bnt II is expensive. Violet flannel costs
SIS yard, but cut up in bits and sewn
in bodices it sheds perfume az long as
the cioth lasts There is also a prep
aration for the hair which makes my
lady's tresscs as fragrant as she wishes
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT

There are 5,4O0 square miles Of coal
aelds in Great Britain.
About 100000 quail are exported
from Egypt to France every year.
There are now q royal families in Eu-
rope, which have about 400 mem bers.
OF these q families 10 are German.
1t is popular belief in England that
a holly bush, planted near a dwelling,
protects the house from lightning.
The MeXicans are the most inordinate
smokers in the world. Even women
and children are habitnal smokers.
The Paris Petit journal declares that
1t is in position to assert that up to
the present moment no less a sum than
37,O0O,00O francs has been expended
upon the Dreyfus agitation, a great
deal Of which. it ailirms, has been sup
piled by England.
The oldest letter in the world is in the
British museum Although written
over 30 centuries ago the characters
are still legible Its author was Pan
besa, learned Egyptian, and il gives
an interesting picture of life in Egypt
during the reign of Rameses ii.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
AMONG THE ALMOND-EYED.

England consumes five times a. much
tea as coffee.
The japanese are said to be the clean
est people in the world.
Recruits for the Chinese army are not
accepted unless they can jump ditch
six feet wide.
A polite Chinaman considers 1t q
breach of etiquette to wear spectacles
In company.
Snuff-taking originated in England
from the capture of vast quantities Of
snuff by Sir George Rockies expedition
to Viego in 1884.
The Chinese detective force Is a secret
body, and the best organized in the
world. They have an eye upon every
man, woman or child, foreign or native,
in China, and, in addition, watch over
each other.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
LAMPS HELD MAGNETS.
IA Old Conjurer-s Trick That L. Vow
Put to Good [ sc in the Ma
chine shop.

To hold down 10 lecture platform .
light iron object by means of an cleo
tro-magEet underneath. out of sight,
and thus appear to multiply its weight
many times over at will-to make It
impossible even to lift the object in
question. providing the magnet be pow
erful enough-is I old con urer's trick
which has served OF many occasions to
mystify the public, says Casters Maya
zine.
Its principle, however, has been ap-
piled to several more useful purposes,
and one Of these. OF recent date, is en-
bodied in a magnetic chuck for mis-
cellaneous work. for surface grinding,
principally. but adapted also for the
planer or the lathe.
The magnetic effect in this chuck is
produced by an electro current circulat-
ing in a coil in the interior of the de-
vice, and, as this coil is wound, pref
erably. for 10 volts. the needed cur
rent can be taken from any regular
electric lighting main in or about
shop. The convenience of the device,
especially for small work, is obvious.
magnetic holder for an electric
incandescent lamp is another electric
shop convenience. The holder is sim
ply lamp socket containing a small
electric magnet, which will make the
whole contrivance stick to any piece of
iron or steel with which it may be
brought in contact.
The coil through which the magnet
is energized is within the base of the
holder, and the lamp current supply
ing the energy passes through it on its
way to the lamp.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.

Candle-extinguishers in shapes like
horns are supplied in silver gilt
Fox-tail table busters with silver
handles are useful novelties.
A very pretty comb-cleaner with a
silver handle is one of the latest nov
elites
A useful novelty for the table is q
bone-holdeD of silver for use instead Of
fork, in eating poultry er game
A silver spoon with double bottom
10 novelty for the tea-maker. The tea
is put into the bowl, and the spoon IL
placed in a cup of hot water to brew the
tea-Jewelers' Weekly
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
PEOPLE AND EVENT

4 memorial window 10 the Iar4,,ot.
Lion y Morris If Connecticut bas
been placed IL Center church. New
Haven. by bis daughter. Mrs Pratt. Of
Brooklyn.
A. ". Mfl.osHgl AGED s. has been
ticket agent At ,be Union deDot Kan.
as City. No. since 1870 and has been in
he railroad business for over 80 wears.
Nr. Ni,lsbsugh Is az active as though
only half his age
When the late Calvin 5. Brice failed in
bis earliest ventures he was abou, TO
give up ent.re., had il no, been for the
announcement and aid given him by
Nr. Foster. who was af,erward secre-
,ary Of the treasury under President
Harrison.
Lard Curzon bsfore leaving Landau
COMPLETED book on The Indian