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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
MOTHERS CLUB.
Interesting Demonstration Of Chatting
Dish Cookery.
Miss Madatt Gave Exact instructions for
Preparation Of Dishes.

The meeting OF the Mothers Club,
BILE of the season, being devoted to DEM
onstrations of cookery on the chafing
DISH by Miss Marlatt. The dishes pre-
pared were omelet. chicken and oysters
a la metrepole and welsh rarebit.
Miss Marlatt gave very exact instruc-
tions as TO the preparation of each
dish and was assisted by Miss Neal
and Miss Pierce OF the Manual train
ing school, who served the delicious
morsels Of the various compounds I'm
charming manner. The members OF the
club have for some time been anxious
that Miss Marlatt should give them
some instructions in the use OF the
chating dish, for no woman can be con-
sdered an expert i'm cooking who has
not mastered the intricacies of this
useful ornament.
The dates for the season have been
filled, however, up To this time and IL
was only through an unforeseen circum-
stance that this day was left open, and
although the subject "Shall Girls be
Trained for Motherhood" was one Of
great interest, its postponement was
not so much 10 be regretted, when so
pleasant an afternoon was substituted.
Next week the club will hold its meet
ing at the Sockanosset school, meeting
at the corner of Dorrance and Weybos-
set at 2 o'clock. and taking the electric
from that point. Should the weather
be unsuitable for the trip the regular
business meeting will be held at the
Manual training school and the visit
to the Sockanosset school will be post
poned till Tuesday Any friend of the
club may avail herself of this oppor-
tunity to visit the state institutions by
sending her name TO the secretary at
the Manual training school. The sub
ject for the meeting will be 'ThS De-
velopment of the Child Criminal"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
PASSED A FLOATING BODY.
fosshI That Of Capt Grape Who Left New Ped-
ford In a Rowboat

The body OF Capt. Crapo OF the
wrecked rowboat Volunteer of New
Bedford. which left Providence on
April 25th on a hazardous voyage to
Cuban waters. is thought to be floating
some FIVE miles TO the southwest of
here.
The fishing sloop Clytie passed body
yesterday 10 ward dusk. but owing TO
approaching darkness was unable 60 Sc
cure IL. though an attempt was made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

Hon. Charles r.. German. LII. ID. will
deliver lecture on "The Development
Of Constitutional Government in Rhode
Island" under the auspices OF Phi kap-
pa. az Manning Hall. Brown Univer-
slty. Thursday evening. at o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

Whlpping-toDs come from the land
~ the pharoahs. hoors and swinging
are mot with in classical Rome. while
blind mans blum was an excuse for the
equivalent % horscplay I'm the days ~
megatherium and the mastodon. THE
Malay Islands gave us eats cradle.
kite-nying has been popular I'm japan
for many centuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-"The
Cowboy and the Lady"
KEITHs NEW THEATRE-Continu
Gus performance.
Bohemian Burlesquers.
HESTMINSTER--L Gaiety Girls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
N EW SLET S.

Mandie is in a dilemma;
Her bathing suit is SO gay
She shrinks from appearing in IL
To take her dip in the bay.
And here's the perplexing question
She doesn't know what TO think.
She shrinks from walking the beach in
it,
II she bathes the suit will shrink.
philadelphia North American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

An opportunity TO secure~S good property
at your own price. The hiIaest bidder will
own the property at No. l0i Burnett street,
after u o'clock, noon, "Wednesday, Nav 10th,
Isl0 @. L. x Ii J. Gross. Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

The children Of the Richmond Street
church will present cinderella In the
Flower Land" this evening and again
tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

Remember the AUCTION SALE at Io4 Bur.
nett street at IL O'Clock, Wednesday, May
10th. ls9a. q. J.. 4 III. j. Gross, banigan
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

Positive snle M No. l0i Burnett street. We'd
nc-day. MAY 10th. i,.o, NJ ~ O'Clock, noon. ~
public auction. q. L. q H. J. Gross. Danigan
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
the WEATHER.
fsIr Tonight ans "Wednesday With Fresh Winds
From The Northwest.

Washington. May 9.-For New Eng
land: Fair tonight and Wednesday;
fresh northwest winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

At this point several petitions from
teachers OF the public schools and from
taxpayers requesting that the city
council take steps 90 furnish money in
order that the public schools may re-
main open the same number OF weeks
as usual. and the petition was read.
Councilman Cooke moved that the
petitions be referred 90 the committee
on finance.
Councilman sheahan said that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
MR.. MCCORMICK BACK.
The Bankers Coast Trip Was Yer,
Pleasant.

After a months soioum IN the west
coast W. 8. Mccormick has returned to
the city. The trip was made purely for
pleasure and the gentleman feels that
the enjoyment he derived from 1t viii
be most beneficial. Indeed IT, effects
seem to be apparent now, for he eN-
presses himself a. never enjoying bet
ter health than he does at present.
Mr.. Mccormick travels took him oH
fnr north aH Victoria. IN briuah Oolun-
bIa. From there he wedt 60 san IRAN
cisco. and also run down 10 Santa Cruz
90 see his brother. who la q prominent
contractor at that place.
The prosperity VI Seattle impressed
Mr. Mccormick who regards Il M the
most stirring city of the coast. All the
Alaskan and northwest trade passes
through Seattle. This with the Immense
lumber business conducted from that
part nll helps Co give Seattle the nlt of
"a rrHat city. which II undeninhly has
Portland Dr. described as not 30 stir
ring. but appears to Do moro solid.
Tho war hIs caused "a small boom Tor
SAN Francisco. The shipping and sup
piles needed ull pnva out " the Golden
Gate. and tho effects have hcnn quite
apparent in the Impetus givon trade at
that stirring center,
Mr.. Mccormick was accompanied IN
hia travels hy his daughter who en-
l0yol the outing ns kcouly uH be- ~.
They were both In san Francisco when
tho troops landed and with many
others. extended 10 the brave boys the
hand OF welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
DIED IN THE
CITY JAIL CELL
Martin D. Walthall Passes Away
Upon the Iron Bars Of His Bunk.
SAD STORY OF A FAST LIFE


Cold ana silent upon slab ut tho
morgue at the rear or JOS. VIM. Tay-
Tors undertaking pnrlors lies q mute
testimony 60 the old udago regarding
'tho pace that kills"
Yesterday afternoon officer Fits
maurice brought "a young man up from
the a. ~. W. depot who was under tho
influence ~ liquor. lie was fashlunahly
dressed and when the police hcadquar-
tors was reached, was sober enough to
give the name N Martin y. Wnlthnll. "a
banker by occupation. A. was custom
Any, he was locked up In the drunk
house. A. midnight when the officers
hhd occasion 10 bring In another drunk,
the young fellow was removed Into "a
cell ON the ground floor of the jail.
This morning no surprise was mani
Tested whom the young man aai1 he was
too sick Go eat anything. When the
prisoners mustered into tho dining hall
Tor thelr midday meal. Hobo LAWYER
smith Informed Jallor kimbnll that
Walthall was pretty sick. Tailor KIM
ball heard the young man grooming,
but nH such thing IN an every day oc-
currcnce among the Inmates some Of
whom are Just recovering from the of-
feots % dehauch. ho paid scarcely
more than passing notice To the fact.
Mr. kimball locked up the prisoners
ana went home 10 his own dinner. lie
had barely proceeded q block when
there was considerable noise In the inil.
Driver Armstrong went over 10 Investt.
gate ana was Informed through tho
bars that one of the prisoners was dead.
several of the officers, together with
chris Dichl entered tho Jan.
After striking matches 10 guide their
footsteps ln the uolsome place they en-.
tered the first cell on tho south side
lsrllninE ON hi1 side, doubled up upon
the iron bars Of his bunk was AN that
remained ~ Martin ID. wnlthail.
llr Wlieh"r was summoned. and up-
ON hlH arrival pronounced that the
young man had been dead Tor some
time. The body was removed 10 Jos.
w, Taylur's undertaking parlarH ON
West Temple street pending an inuuest
ana autopsy this afternoon
An Investigation NJ the young felInw's
effects that had been taken from him
luHt night brought 10 light the fact TINT
De- was well connected. Thorc were ssy-
eful letters from his mother dated from
. hotels ut Munitou and Colombo sprlnna
thnt were written In tone that only "A
mother con write Go a beloved. but
WnNWnfd boy. There were also letters
written In tho same strain by a girl
who signed herself Mabel" Another
from the First National Bank. Middle
ton, y, y, dated July gam. Informed
MN that fl6i had been placed 10 his
credit Visiting cards. most of them
bearing q lady's name, together with a
/ pawn ticket for revolver In Denver,
% tlckut tn view o prize fight and IA
/ photograph Of himself and a propoa-
H'ssing glrl with their heads together.
evidently taken at Saltalr, completed
From the general tenor of tho artl-
Giles and letters found upon the lead
| man, 10 ~ evident that the young fell
low. who IH lint on y44fa ~ ,t., 49,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
WANTS ROBERTS EXPELLED.
Epworth Leaguers So Decree IN Reg
ular Resolutions.

Al the afternoon session NJ Upworth
l.ougurrs yesterday the following ruso-
Lotions were adopted:
Resolved FlrH-Thnt We express our
thanks To- tho President and State Oin-
GERS Uf the organization ~ Ep-
worth league Tor their faithful efforts
10 make the convention Hu profitable.
Resolved secund-Thut we urr CRATE
ful 10 tho pastor and members Of the
N. T., church ana Epworth league for
the royal manner In which they have
entertained the delegates uf the Con-
yrntlun.
Resolved Thlrd-That We appreciate
the interest taken boy the international
Epwurth league convention recently
held lu Indianapolis. In the un1lH or
Utah which are of national Importance,
but uf special concern 90 those whose
homes are here. We most heartily
concur with the resolution there
adopted tO the eject that the sacred
Interest OF pure homes and good gov
eminent demand the expulsion ut -. H.
Roberts from our national Congress,
After which the following officers
were elected fur tho ensuing year.
OWcurs were then elected aH follows:
President r. r. Eaton, salt Lake
Clty' vice president, BE- utt VI ogden,
secretary Miss AnuJ Price salt Lake
City HpoudlnE secretary W. d..
Green. Salt Lake CITY; treasurer Miss
sue CLARK, salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
Mrs, Carrie Hunter Is Placed in a
Rather Awkward Position
WENT HER HUSBANDS BOND
Ana Tiies an Anidayit saying she IL
Absolutely without Any Means
what Way Follow.

Andavits Of lmpecunloslty are frc-
qucntly nlod IN the district court By
persons who are unable to bear the cx-
pcnsca Of legal proceedings. Especially
ia this true with respect TO women SUI
Ink Tor divorce. A woman going on "a
bond of a defendant thereby taking
oath that she 10 worth 800 over and
above her Just liabilities, and within q
fcw days swearing that she H. absolute
ly without means. o.. 20 say the loust,
singular proceeding To- say nothing of
the fact that she is liable 20 pr0soou-
tlon for perjury. the penalty Tor which
ia from one TO ten years in the State
prison.
on the 5th inst Abe Hunter uo-
tntlous character wull known Co the
officers of the law, appeared before JUS
lice sommyr uu the charge VI u1tit lur-
couy.
Hls alleged oncuso consisted OF IN,
purlolnlng uf numerous urtlrl.H uf
wearing apparel from "a tent in pnricy'H
canyon occupied by u. A. Todd. Ar
rested al1ng with Hunter was n man
named James AlamH The latter was
tried first and convicted ana sentenced
uy Justice Summur 90 sixty days lu the
county Jail Huntpf demanded jury
trial, request which Judge sommor
ChoeffuUy granted. 10 dll not tgkp the
jurors very long 90 decide that Hunter
was guilty. and he was ordered 10 ape
pear today FOR sentence. To secure hls
appearance Dc put up q 800 bond his
wife, Carrie Hunter and n. g. Mitchell
becoming dis Hurrtlra The bond was
approved by Justice purdcc. Justice
rummrr being away ut the time the
PARTIES We're ready Co slgn the docu-
Yesterday Mrs. Hunter nIcd an action
for divorce AGAINST nor alleged rcyrstnt
husband, alleging drunkenness HH the
ground. Along with the divorce CONE
plulut there Wua ulUd. ua before stated.
lu Hfdayit affirming that owing CO. h.r
poverty she was unable tu puy the reg.
ulur fees, s1 clerk Little charged the
Same up Go the regular pHuuer account
These contradictory statements of
Mrs. Hunters, ono uN.rTlnE that She
was worth 500. The other che was pen.
nllesa probably never would have come
Goo llght were IL not Tor tho fact that
Justice SumWHr this morning declared
thH bond forfeited This was about no 30.
haas uu hour after the tlmu Hunter
huuld have appeared BOO court Cor sgn-
tnucc. Justice SumWur then began TO
scratch his head. wondering how DE
could collect the amount uf the bond
uftor one of The sur,t,,s had declared
she was absolutely without means.
The question solved ltaglf this otter
noon by Hunter appearing lu court.
! whom Justice Summnr HUUtrucHd him Co
@ term NJ 30 days in the county jail.
JUS attorneys gave notice ~ appeal and
| llunter'n bond was fixed ~ $3.50 pending
/ the same. This does not absOlNe Mrs.
| Hunter from being prosecuted for
| perjury, however. There is strong talk
! NJ iustltuting proceedings against her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

II ~ Officially requested that an tho
members Of tho Veterans Artillery as
ISOLATION meet az the nrmory on satur-
day morning next, NJ y. M, sharp,
10 Join In the procession.
The silver Song In honor Of Bryan.
written by Mrs. j. +. Oblad OF this city.
has been completed and N now on sale
hy the local dealers. BESIDES being writ
ten ana composed at home, the music
WIS printed In Salt Lake, though the
name of the printer does not appear on
tine cover. Mrs. Oblnd has an autograph
letter from Cot. Bryan acknowledging
the receipt Of the song.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

James Evans is suing the Utah SAT-
Palace association % recover 5000 for
alleged personal Injuries, received
SAT- Palace,
Attorneys ID. n, Strnup and Wash
Adams have gone 10 Grand Junction
for the purpose Of taking dispositions IN
the case Of Carlisle Va the Associated
Press and the salt Lake Tribune. The
case Is an old one and originated over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
HOLDING Up A GOOD THING.

THE BEST HOUSEWIVES hold
high In their estimation our
Three crown HakinE Powder.
Thoy have found u the best material
and have been much pleased at the
reasonable price. We established n
splendid reputation Tor q when Il was
hlEh priced powder Now. We are
putting 1t on the market ot lower
price and assure you satisfaction ln It's
use. Every can IL a can nilcd with
excellence. aud every article Ia which
u ls used properly o. sure 20 be whole
some and attractive.
Three Crown Baking Powder o. sold
and guaranteed hy ull HrOCrr1 az %
cents per pound. Ask Tor u and refuse
an uubatitutcH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Location OF Principal Place u business, 81
Lake CITY, Utah.

Location Of Principal Place u business, Salt
Lake Clty Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of
the Directors. held on the 9Th day OF August
A -, tSil, an Assessment OF one half cent
per share was levied on the Capital Stock ~
the Corporation, payable ~ once To the Sec
rotary ut his Office In The nesUrrt savings
Hank, ~ East Temple Street, salt Lake city,
Utah, and before September 10, is0a.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
rumnln unpaid on tho 18th day OF September
A. ID. ispa, will bee delinquent and advertised
for sale ut public auction and unless pay
ment l. made before, will be sold on October
Bird A, ID. 1880, AZ " o'clock noon 10 pay tho
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost uf advertising aud expense u sale.
ELtAS A. SMITH,
Secretary Fremont Mining Company No,
70 $. Fast Temple street. salt Lake O.ty,
Utah.
Dated August 10th 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
THE VOLUNTEER TRAINS


The volunteers will not arrive Ip 81.
lake city until after all th1 no Gfa-i
Western railway morning trnina Il.
special from ogden Via Ul8 Cr4sI
Western win leave there NJ 900 4, +
arriving ia Salt Lake city at9.4s. i
being 10 70 30 minutes ahead of h
volunteer. train. Fare tiOl round 70
local mining column
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
SATURDAYS
NEWS
66C2C&

will he the most notable
paper yet issued by this
company. In honor Of the
return of our heroes from
Manila, n specially en-
larged and illustrated
paper will be issued, Civ
ing in exhaustive form the
narration of the great
days event. Saturday
will be II red letter day
in the history of Utah, and
Saturdays issue Of the
News will be- in keeping
with the day. Not only
will the arrival of the
Volunteers, their welcome,
the parade, the speeches,
the presentation of the
badges and all the other
details of the day he
thoroughly described, but
the history of the battal-
ions, the officers, the dead,
the wounded, the grand
record achieved by all, will
be written up with new
and appropriate illustra.
tons.
Miss Josephine Spencer
has written n poem Of
"Greeting TO our Nolun-
teers" which will also up.
pear in the Saturdays
issue.
The paper will thus he
one that will he eagerly
purchased and long cher
ished as a memento of the
memorable occasion in
whose honor II is issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
i,IIsI,.

TURNEH-At the residence o., b.
son-in-laW and daughter. Mr.. and A.
j IL; and Jane Turner MORGAN ~
": turner Of Old age. born Mans
lolt az Algtoni chcltcnhnm. GiIl4'
Funeral will be held In mo FIiI
ward meeting house gund4v g..
goth. nt " noon ''a-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

For an trains ~ Saturday. August ts,
the RIO Grandc Western Ily. win MAJ
rate 500 salt Lake city i1 Or'ieH m
return. Trains depart ut $3.50 L.. 4.
1880 noon. g30i y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
NOTICE

Notice Il hereby given 90 tho ownp,
ot property ahuttIug nu both rIHr
street from "a point no r0Ia north
Souih Temple street, running tn.m
north 10 First street. anu HI0re r.1i
street from "t' street Co "J Hff.sf 4
In Sewer District No. 4. SALT Lake rIil
that the tax OF 20 cents per front f5i
on said property Tor the extension :
sewer lateral ON said streets. o. bob. d-,
and payable nt tho ONCE OF the CIu
Treasurer, No. iO2. city and Count
building. and will become doIlnlusl
on September 18Th. 1899.
Dated thln lllh day ~ August $500
n. T., NORRIS city Treasure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

articles published against the plaintiff
carlisle. who Is known az the cattle
King Oh the West. Mr.. Adams Is from
Kansas city. Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

z. g. NJ l. Shoe Factory pxgurais1
10 LAGOON Friday. Aug. 18th. Roil
race and baseball
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

z. g. ". I. shoe Factory cNcural1i
10 LAGOON Friday, Aug. 18th. ROAD
race and baseball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Caroline Hunter has entered suit for
dlClrce against Abraham n. Hunter.
alleging that the marriage took place In
f1r some time past the defendant has
been guilty Of hohitual drunkenness.
Hunter iH known 90 tho officers OF the
law ar notorious harness thief and
was convicted on Tuesday last OF petit
larceny, before Justice Sommcr. The
Hunters live on "a ranch up Parley's
canyon In addition 20 a decree Mrs
Hunter asks that her maiden name,
Caroline MacAnEs, be restored 10 her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

nrings Action Against UnIou Light aud
Flower Company Declaring u insnlyent.

H. l., Driver J. 4. WoudWun and j.
Is. Judd have entered suit against the
Union Light a Power company ln the
Third district court. alleging that th,
defendant IL lnsolyout and aaking that
q received be- appointed Go take charge
NJ ltH property ana Affairs.
A short while ago the plaintiffs OBJ
tanned judgments against tho Salt Lake
a. ogden GuH a Electric Light company
for sums amounting in the aggregate a.
about $4,000 Tor natural gas supplied.
The proper papers were issued. the
property was attached aud bought in
hN Driver ut the ShUrlnH sale. While
the suits We're pending the Union Light
a. Power company absorbed the SAT-
Lake q ogden Gas a Electric Light
company, taking ull ~ lta property
When The sale was made the Union
Power company was ln possession and
using The pipes, poles wires, etc.,
bought hN Driver and associates and
when demand was made Tor them. rec
fuHHl was met with. 10 was claimed by
the Union company that the property
IN question belonged 90 the READ estate
and was Included boo the mortgages on
the same nH held boy the Union come
pnuy The plaintiffs claimed that thN
property was personal and not covered
boy the mortgage.
plaintiffs demand an accounting ana
an injunction 10 restrain the defendant
company from interfering with them Ia
taking possession ~ the property ut-
tnchrd and sold to Thorn by tho ahcrin
also FOR reasonable amount uf rent.
and that receiver be- appointed 90 take
charge N the defendant Compauy's uf-
fairs pending the suit,
STATEMENT OF MIR. CAMPBELL
In regard TO the suit Instituted by II.
l.. Driver AGAINST tho Union Light and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Baseball Lagoon. Saturday. Aug. II
II. q. ". Va ogden. 4.i5 p. m.
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The moving pictures at sal,alr even
evening. free.
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Baseball. Lagoon. Saturday. Aug. u
II. q. W. w ogden. t.ii y. m.
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II. q. W. employees. Lagoon, Saturday
Aug. 10. $500 In prizes.
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INIls'

u. @. w. employees. Lagoon. gaturdlr
Aug. 10. $500 In prizes.
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ADVERTISERS

Many thousands Of extra
copies will be printed and
circulated Saturday night.
The great throngs Of Wis
itors to the city will dis
perse and scatter that
evening, and the Saturday
News will be the only pa.
perdescriptiye of the days
events that many of them
will see. II will thus be
an unparalleled advertising
medium.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Methodist educational work Doc Utah
o. greatly crippled fuf lack uf funds
says the report "suCh o. my idea ~ tho
common schools ~ our country that no
church should put itself in competition.
much less opposition Co. the American
public school system. but there Dr. re-
demand in Utah Cor mission day
schools. especially iu tho smaller and
more isl0ated settlements and tho mise
Hiuuufy and general committees fhuull
give encouragement 90 our regommcn-
lutlouH."