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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
SOCIALISM.
II Would supplant Individual Free
dom with Organized Servitule.


'hAnHaF ivy FAafF
when Herbert spencer spoke Of the
Socialists a. being bind TO the fact
that. by small steps. they are bringing
about state In which the citizen will
have lost all freedom" he was doubt
less reminded OF the fact that man
travels In cycles. even ~ the orbits ~
planets and suns. Having attained
individual freedom through nacrlnccs
aud mArtyrdofn. man begins 10 weave
about him again The web OF bondaEe.
The object OF the long struggle OF the
middle class NJ through the stratum
OF ariatocmcy was to establish the IN
dlyidual as unit " sOcloty. From
that has come the new demand Of the
abolition ~ poverty. and when men de-
claim about liberty. nowadays. they
mean. not freedom. but a right TO
share alike thos. luxurler and com
veniencea which money buys.
The Socialist has evolved a plan
which he faneich VIII give man what be
now ycarna for. but. 10 attain Il, inli-
viduals must lose themselves In an or
Einlsation which demands a surrender
of those personal privileges which may
be exercised By the man who orders his
own life and conduct.
The chief OF all human Instincts IL n
love ~ frccdom-the right of every man
90 he n separate entity. an absolute
ruler over the united kingdoms OF his
own mind and heart Nations have
been great according 10 the freedom %
their citizens. The highest condition
Of human happiness has always been
expressed In lhs word free. Through
the necessity 81 union ~ obtain Hun-
tcnhncc and enjoy society and defend,
life. man. early In his career, took
unto himself chicfa and k.nga. Then.
nndlnE that these projectors became
opprvtsors. he began the long and yet
unfinished struggle for freedom which
produced popular government. Having
achieved that, he now tends toward
socialism. which u the Ru-td OF the many
carried ont. practically speaking, TO the
point OF an organized rervitude.
In the cffort 10 abolish unjust ineluai-
ny u u proposed To create an irkHoms
equality. For the sake that no man
shall ~ hunkry. man II Invited to n.y.
pothecaie hi. individuality for an even
number Of shares In a common table.
This principle has been tried by many
communal societies In America. aud,
with few unlmportant exceptions. the
bonds Of cooperation have becomc irk.
some. The experiments In the direction
% socialism have been abandoned by
mutual consent and with a grateful
sense Of relief from the bonds that pro-
ducri an assurance Of food and rai-
ment.
lf rociefy shall ever become converted
90 socialism. then the everlasting cycle
VIII ~ on and the struggle will be- 10
overthrow the power which assumes 10
feed mon ana clothe them and care fo-
their health, There viii be secret cons
Hplfaeier and Instructions, and, at last,
success for tho Individual and a great
raean 81 JOY over freedom f-xained.
" socialism shall ever become a feature
OF human civilization. then an axiom
VIII b. revived 60 the effect that Il II
better To- b. a lean wolf FREE. then "a
wen Ted dog. chained. and by that
token men viii nrht and die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
PERSONAL.

J. II. Haas Of Detroit IL at tho Rnut--
ford
J. n. Clcland o. Portland IL at the
walker
J. n. nlopam u Nevada II at the
hnuiaiord'
". W. Andrews Of Ohio il at the
knuisford
y. Henry II Wells, New, II at tho
white House
A. the Kenyon hotel IL W. y. Pyle Of
pilion. Mont
\. Gnle.ri ~ stockton IL Installed at
the White HOUSE.
G. ~ Elliott Of Atchiaon, Kansas. II
guest % the Kenyon.
"deo. W. nurn, II. Joe, Mo-, 10 on the
White House book.
C.. n. Ianther, n nostonIan, eau be
found at Gus Hoimes' place.
Mrs. Mei.ca, NJ NInneapoii. IA n
guest OF the Knutaford.
iIc H. "bonhs,ls a. Inc rullen'
Tho White House Il where A. Mem
-. a.s.l.'@s ~ ~ ~
Quaker city, IN At the knutHford.
J. u. Turnnr Of silver city Il In town
with headquarters Mt the Cullen.
~ n tf,t.e.t,,.- a. ao,yr f,,,,, I'm.
rcka again. The cullen IL his abode.
W Murray nj. Michigan IL n sal,
-. ,isitNr IL 4. a. me tear,,nn
,.w Vo.... n.r., ,t.nrv ~
o,lgen ~ .,,,r,'ln, M ~. Enui.sp,J
~ ~
shastn" iqah1, y w np sns,os -
'' W. -
A citizen ~ Ioa Angeles, Cal. named
H. S'Ah''E iieht u AZ "uH iio''h'a'
Geo Oanlcr Lr. II IN town from the
Cyclone city. The kenyon is his abode.
The book at the white House shows
thai Mel n0nuer IA down from Eureka.
=, -.
H. y, stacy ana Miie mr. kus.ts OF
the hhu'Atofd' Thsy ara from Anime
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done. and by the lowering OF grades.
elimination Of curves, laying OF new
steel rails and the purchase Of heavy
motive power they have very MATERIAL
" added to the number Of cars per
train. Tiara
But n was not untif the nth Of March
last that demonstration was made
Of what might he expected OF the new
Baltimore a ohio railrOad. Enough new
70 ton caracity steel cars had been
delivered to give the operating depart.
fnent chance 10 experiment f1fty
steel cars. each weighing 1900 pounds,
we're loaded WITH mn average OF $500
pounds u coal. To them was coupled
a new TVS Inch consolidated iocofnn.
tive Weighing ies700 pounds and having
- inch driving wheels.
The start was made. from Cumbcr-
land. sid. and the destination was
brunswick. Ma. on IN second division
IN hls import General Superintendent
Fitzgerald says the train was pulled
with comparative ease and the class Of
engines used viii he able 10 handle 10
cars 81 70 tons capacity each ON THAI
division without trouble.
Hitherto the truin loud on that dlvia-
Ion has heep s25 ltnits OF 81 tons each
or about 400 tons. 20 per cent increase
over that of i've years ago. The 30 car
train was computed M containing ta7
units. or c,fss.i00 pounds gross. Tie
net weight Of coal Ia the train was a.
Ii was ~ far me h,avic, train ever
handled over the iinc ana demonstrated
that heavy tspssrr. Inoiern equipment
with safety appliances. and a gooi
track. mean more revenue tohs per
mile and a dccrraacd cod Of tranHpor-
tntion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
AGuINALDOs PICTURE TRIcE.

Last year housewife wiidman. rnli-
ed states consul general at Honrklnr
had hls picture taken by Nee Kong
The leading HonKkong photographar,
later Aguinaldo also posed bcfofr the
same camera.
When Aruinnidn desired last Summer
40 impress tho Independent Filipino
chiefs with his own Importance and 10
make them believe that he had me
American government behind him.
Nee Kong made for him n compete
photograph. This wns done by carefully
cutting uut NJ Mlliman'n fiEurr from
"a frhulne photograph and partinr n un
The photograph ~ the Filipino leader.
THIS maud was Hot NJ before Camera
and Photographed. 10 that a picture
WaH produced which would decclyr the
ordinary ryr.
close Inspection reveals. however
many little flaws IN light and shade.
Part ~ Me- Wildman's chair he l'Hl
been used The different partH ~ the
ufn ohuiu can be- readily seen by che
lH'tlunH ~ Mo casters. and tho icigg.
Ton ul thr fraud " made manlf rlf hy
ihe fact That Tho floor of the middle
Picture "a out m line, II does no coin,
ulu Do the picture Of Aguinaidn Win
ihlt Ht tho room In which Agilnllll
WlH Photographed Aftcr the nei 1t.yrH
urrH ff iDfefhfr the picture W pnr-
l."IN underlined, 800 that Il wotIl H.t
HNHN fHH IHIUfH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
ALWAYS KEEP cool


From the london Tit-nitH1
John Morrison. a successful CONNER.
clal traveller. has spent q great part OF
his career IN hotels, and one ~ his
theories has been that tho mind can be
40 trained that hotel IRE ought mai Ia
distract tho reasoning faculties when
presence of mind IL needed. Ito Ia.
pressed his theory strongly upon Mrs.
Morrison by inHtructinR her how TO act
II they were ever In hotel that was
on nre.
He and his wife were aroused from
their hlhnberH onr night by an alarm.
The hotel In which they had their
rooms was on nre, and there waa grcat
confusion aud tumult among the guests
Now i the time 10 put Into practice
what l have always preached 80 you,
get excited. Put Oh your indlspenra.
Die apparel ana take your time. Don't
los. your head. just watch me"
lie calmed Mrs. MorflHon's anxiety
handed her the articles necessary 10 her
toilet. put On his collar und Guns. took
his watch from under his pillow and
placed \ IN his pocket. put on his hat,
ana walked with Mrs. Morrison out OF
the burning building Into the street.
"Now. my dear" he said. when they
were safe. don't you see what grand
thing II Il 10 keen cool anu act with q
deliberate purpose In an emergency
like thlaf Here you are dressed and
over yonder are several ladiea In com-
plete deahahllia."
Just then Mrs. Morrison for tho frat
time glanced AT her husband.
You are right, John" she sald "it
n . grand thing 10 keep cool ana net
deliberately. but n l had been you 1
would have stayed IN the room long
enough TO put on my trousers"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
BUSINESS NOTES.

Several large transactions In Utah
SUGAR company stock have been closed
w In the last Few days. the Investors
being capitsilsts who are turning TO
sugar for the frst time. one deal In
volvinE ts.oo0 was made by q prominent
smelling man, who bought for per-
manent Investment. and whose pur-
chase gives him the right to subscribe
for an equivalent sum u the new issue
81 stock at par. the price paid was az
tevcrai other ihfYe deals have been
made by parties who wish 10 subscribe
for the new issue.
quite a number NJ shares u sugar
stock have .eharf..i hands In the past
thrvc days" aaial mir whitney. n"cre-
tafy Of the company. this morning.
The buyers are aoncpily people who
have made money IN the mines. the
sellers arr stoekholders who nrc willing
TO close out part u their holdings at
the present premium IN order 10 be In
O position 10 pay cash for their pro rata
OF tho new issue Not single stock .
holder. that know Of. has sold out en-
tlrcly. The amounts which have
changed hands simply represent parts
81 tho holding 81 various stock
holders"
n. g. FiyRarc has been appointed
manager Of the ogden suKnr company
In place Of Joa clark. resigned.
A small block Of Z. c. ". l. stock
changed hands this morning at ti2s.io.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

lne npsulia. cleansing nnl sal..
all the infiamrd and di.eaarI
which cannot be- reached BY msilIl
taken into the stomach
II pcrmcatca every air passage.
And at once destroys tho dlss,.
germs.
!, Is an inylgorating tonic to The NJ.
tai forces.
A remedy which sco,heu. heal, Al,
lnViaorntca.
IL positively cures catarrh and s,.
eases ~ the nasal orHuns.
II positively CURES disease ~ "A.
Nfnnt and lungs.
II enables you TO cure yourself Al
home.
II renders unnecessary any eutii,,
burning or cnutcrising.
II destroys at once tho iariW q,
bronchitis and consumption
Ito use " followed Immediately ~
sense ~ relief.
II enables you 10 save doctor r..
N you have n Cold. Try IL. II ~
have tho Grip. try n. N you A.,
Catnrrh. Try IL. N you have a ~,
Throat. try n. n you have a C6uri
try Il. n ynu have Throat OF In
Trouble. Try N.
IT POSITIVELY CURES.
For sale by all drurriaia Or mali
10 any address,. Price 500. with eys1.
thing comnlote
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
WALLACE GOES FREE.
Star Witness Against the ALLEGED
Burglar Down with ,leaslea

1oe Wallace. the alleged burglar. = a,
vsafrri,v .fternoon w,. ,.,.,,., :
and placed in The cu.,oay n, a." "
H"" l''NNN y" Wv '"-t""y OF the ehefii
rgndlna an examination. IA playing 4 o
sod streak u luck. Tor a. soon M al,
police count was called to order Al !
y. ~. today u was .appafcnt thai ao
~ the star witueases Tor H.
prosecution had not materlail,si
Later u developed that Misa CLARK 4 al
down With that infantlle' complain. tts
ueasirL while Air. HAIRY J0srph !, al
away un q mining trip down 10 Ma.
uuf.
A. soon no this news was dIvulrcd b,
Attorney i'tnter the hitherto dejecifi
huking defendant promptly rtralrtt.
enri ~ and sinoothina down H.
matted shock ~ hair actually induirsi
NJ smile
fhr court then looked over his .,,.e.
tncius aud asked the prisoner whc,tsf
h. had seen unourh ~ Salt Lake en-
you brt ! have" came the ouisk
rosransei
Well. In the fncc Of tho fact thai IL
viii take quite three weeks before M
witness can leave her house. en
lot SOU ~ on your avn rcrovn,,.r9.
ara YOU ma better No., on, IN ,a..a
ftla h nof n healthy nln,o 10, - =
aall Iustlcs Tinmony.
Then Biilser paVles rcufctts,,tt, -
one last look NJ the rcnr .icv.,,,,,. -
hi santufe a. he Vanished sh,",,b
tho dnar.
Mrs Nnrqeuncttl. who th,.,, -
Al a domestic named Alice s'h.,....e
aud ehsseI bs, .,,,,,na ~. ,...,sss y. ~
end IN a brosn ,eas Them .,s. ~.
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tale sither. and rrpeatediv ~.y" ,.,i
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

Live stock Agent Richard iIudnali %
the Midland. went south last night.
A section Of Raymond .whlicomb ex-
ourslonists came into town this after
noon.
Mr W. H. Donneil. general agent %
the Colorado Midland, has gone south
for n few days.
Mr.. g. II. Choaic. general agent u
the u. T.. freight department. went 10
Boise this morning.
Mr. N. NJ. clay. general agent Of The
u. T.. passenger department. IN out on
the line on busihcHs,
Thos. H. Benton and wife and daugh-
ter left this innrning for their home In
Lincoln. Nebraska
Az MaFnus. travelling passenger
agent 81 tie white star line % steam
ships. came into town this morning,
g. l., Darling has been appointed
travelling frclght agent on the short
Iino. He was formerly with the Den.
vrr a RIO Grande. resigninR that posi-
ton several weeks ago, 'le win give
spsclal atention to Idaho tranic.
An cVrurrlon under the auspices Of
the n. Y. \. Athletic society win be- run
~ the orrEon Short Line from Utah
county points to Salt Lake on May 9Th.
on account Of tho contest To take place
here between tho w. y. academy Atu-
lonts and the boys from the University,
Information has been received at
WheatlHnd Wvo., that the burlington
grade vii he completed to old Fort
Laramie In four weeks, Six hundred
teams nre at work IN Nebraska aud
VIII soon cross the State line. The
rlght-of-way WAS purchased from Fort
Laramie west, distance ~ nftecn
miles, today, tho ranchmen accepting
low prices.
Tho executive committee OF the
Trunk Line PASSENGER agents, held "A
which II was decided 10 charge one fare
plue s. to the National Teachers Edu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
WAS Nor 80 ACTIVE.
nusine.. on the Utah Exchange Vested
sMainiy In Antier.

There was a seeming lack Of activity
on the Utah exchange today. although
tho transfer slips showed sales ~ so.-
tuO shares for si,Siill. Antier. OF
COURSE. waa the leading seller. this
hti.andi. cents a shnT,. Dalton sold for
2iicents. while Daisy made transfers NJ
~ and 20 cents. -Four Aces nj n similar
figure and ucyacr-Mnfion at 20 cents,
Northern Light was dealt In NJ AZ
cents. ana after the call the brokers
adopted the resolution concerning fu-
lures. published IN these columns n
week ego. and then sauntcrcd on TO the
curb whcre business was continued
during the afternoon.
Figures were posted a. follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
LIcESsRb no MARRY.

Marriage licenses were iraued today
10 the following parties; Herbert
Hopes, 70, and Iiesaie Hanks. ~, both
% Eufeha John ". selHrnth. u and
Maggie Y, zimmerman. 20. both ~ West
ioriani August .. Nnrwaiicr. a. 81
0ranirville. and Caroline Marie kunHr.
= % Salt Lake city Julius q. Mari.
-, and Elizabeth Dalton. 80. both n
salt Lake city; John y, l,yrer. -. and
l.irrie Thomas. ~ both OF this city.
i.awrunre nean. =. Of PROVE and Mary
y Jones, ~ ~ HALT Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
WITHOUT SNOW SHOES.


Robert brighton IL down from the
head Of nlg Cottonwood canyon. where
he has spent the last month. nhovcllng
the deop rnowr On the roofs OF the
cottages. iie reports that one more
cottage has sucrumbcd to the weight
of the SNOW. that Of Mr.. Short. he
has been Engaged 10 repair the i,omney
cottage. which suffered most BY the
would hardly have been "a roof left In
tact had not the snow frozen almost
solid. thus In a measure becomlng seq.
supporting. II stiil lies NJ the depth
% eight To ten feet on brighton Flat.
md IL packed SOLID. - that he needed
no snow shoes 10 walk down the cam
NOu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

Railroads tiuiidirk 10 the Wee, show in-
aa.ir,si improvement.

No small amount Of railroad building
viii be- done In tho mountain region
this season. The Rio urahde II broad
cnins IT, Cause into tho San Luis val.
ley. The Union Pacific Il rebuilding
portions OF Its main line In Wyoming.
reducing grades and distances, and viz
tualiy r,conrtructinF the JulenburR
short line. The burlington .. cons
rtructing it, eonncctlon between brush
and Alliance, giving Denver an air line
20 Dcadwooi. New lines from Canyon
city 10 cripple Creek ana from Cripple
Creek To Denver arc projected. The
Colorado a Southern will spend a large
sum ON improvements. and other lines
are laying plans IN the same direction.
The prosecution ~ this work means an
cxpsnditure NJ several millions Of .aol-
iarr. the employment Of thpuaanlT ~
men. and great activity In the imftedl-
ate scene u operations. Nor Il Colo
RADIO alone 10 witness railroad Improve
mcnts ~ hcncfit TO her transportation
facilities. In Utah. Idaho and Mon.
tana. many miles of railway extension
nrc planned and will undoubtedly be
built. All this IL n healthful sign. and
4 certain Indication u an activity In
the Rocky Mountain country not
known since 1891. 4 growth In Indus
Try and In trade n at once rviiectrd In
transportation, ana railroads never
build new lines unless old ones are
prosperous and new ones PROMISE 20 BE-.
Al Of this railroad construction both In
progrrsa and In contemplation ran be
accepted ~ demonstrating tho In
creased confidence felt Ia tho ltocky
Mountain country--in IT, mines and
fnftuH, and ranges. and general Indus
trisa. As such the sign II welcome
one indeod.-i,ocky Mountain News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

Jesse Knight. owner Of the Humbug
aud Uncle Sam mincs. was In the city
today.
The TAYLOR A. Drlnton sampler re.
celved i've cars Of ore from tho Grand
Central today.
The governing board Of the Salt Lake
Exchange held n meeting this after.
noon and discussed matters pertaining
TO the bost interests Of the Institution.
Judge W. a, Sherman of the sun
shine, overland and other prOpertles.
returned yesterday from philadelphia.
a. the office u II said there ~ nothing
now concerning the Hnnnhlna nnIlnn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

Judgment ny dsiaul, Tor iis.cii 70 and
w alorheys' fess ana d decfes Of hpr,.
.'osln' vas rendered by Judge iIiies Ia.
gay IN tho casa " Ias. o.. MeNary AZ
49,, fArntwnr'h q al. d. 4. Sheet
uu.'s. ,Wlllium Cooper. Joseph Wrst
ana ', hgfcgs acre on motion nnls
1919 u lpr action anal default onter.
~ aennst each " them.
tlAihtln 10 recover ~ The d.f,,,.4...,
ri-t.inAwoish AMI slfa M sln of az
,,-r anal interest," altered 10 h.. an. 81,
W. lromisaory notea fecufal bv ta,rt.
20 a number Qf iufa iu Llnruiu.
80 abolition, ftinfNorih r1nf.r i
tni'hi on me ~ ~ February haf
, ~, VI olher defendants olHlm-d rn Ir.
80, " me pFni~Tiy hy virtue ur sul.
'feNu' 'onse}ances and iuimeHta.
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The case Of the Mammoth Mercantile
rompshy Va 7, u, Rhodes, the trial of
Which commfncci before JuiEs cherry
and . ury late yesterday afternoon.
vas disiniftfd today on mntlun % the
.ugfneys fof defendant for want n
!sn'aletion. Plaintln sued 10 recover
s,te. alleged % BE- due Tor merrhan.
we rold The defendant. The ease was
uled before Justice Nielsen s1me time
~ ana Judgment given IN favor M
rlehuu; Judge Cherry today hold that
u ~ aeueh Arose IN Juab county and
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MUNYON'S REMEDIES.

n you have rheumatism. my In.
matiHm curr VIII cure u IN a ~
hours; my Dyspepsia Cure VIII ~
nny case Of indigestion or stomaa
trouble. 70 nyr cent 81 kidney con.
Vous affections and diseases ~ n
heart are controlled ana cured b. -
Nerve and Heart CURE. At all dfus.
Riatn. mostly 2sc n vial
Personal letters 10 Prof. Munyon. -
Arch street, Philadelphia. Ia. a..
werci with free medical advice 10
amy disease.
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How are the mighty fallen!

A king Of Asayria. a king OF
Egypt and a Bahylonian queen
were sold In bulk in London q
short time ago for the small
sum Of 1915.
This shows that n Is not safe 70
make a mummy u yourself for
coming generations To proht
In your ability 10 keep,
One thing encouraging u that
these royal people wore no
shoes.
We therefore have hopes Of sup
plying their needs. and also
yours, with our new creations
In spring and summer footwear
for mems or women's wear,
All NJ any price, coin Of the
realm.
our spring catalogue now ready.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

rhe $50 damare ruli OF Mercna u.
hiiiAri trains, Salt Lake city came
Oh foe trial bsfoe Judge Cherry and
a jary this afternoon. With Powcrs,
tunup a Llppman for the plaintiff and
NY Attorney Hall and his assistant,
Z, " stewart, for the defendant.
The complaint alleges that on the
hikht % July II. 1875. the plaintiff fen
nv an excavation on the sidewalk on
Thru East street between south Tenn
pls And First South STREETS. and aus-
.ainah vefy severe Internal injuries. II
- Aiisred The excavation was allowed
70 ssi.i BY The negligence and careless
Ihe defense Is eontribu,ory ncgll.
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nsrnnp ~ rms LAKE..
a Cool riasee TAKEN w Two nslre.d.r.
Yesterday Afternoon.

Mr.. u. u. brigham. assistant gcner-
nj frcieh, aEcn; OF the c. 4 n. W. at
Chicago. In private car No. 900, arrived
yesterday. lie was accompanied by AIR.
y. y. Osborn. general attorney for tho
same line. Mr.. ,. ". Morton and several
ladies. .IfI HI.
Mr. brigham and Mr.. Osborn took n
plunge In the lake. The former, being
an ali.rnnnd athlete. got on well IN tho
water. Mr.. Osborn. hiro a member ~
the Chicago Athlete club. ala not sui.
fvr any Inconvenience from the cool
plume at this season of tho year.
They went eabt asain last evening. ~
o'clock Mr.. Dayncs rave them an or
KAN recital tn the Tabernacle. Tho WIS.,
itorr verr delighted with the town. the
iate and the music. They aro coming
again HHH