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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-24
khedive Ha. an Heir.

Alexandria, Feb. 20.-The khediva
has given birth to son at Montazat
There are great rejoicings at the fact
that the khedive now has an heir to the
throne. The birth of three daughters
in succession to the khedive was a
source of great disappointment to both
Abbass and the people of Egypt, and
there was some talk of deposing the
khedive in favor of his only brother
Molammed Ali.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-24

TzAPpUIHIeV
oaso Archdiocese)
neeus OF ST. Johns called Tor man OF
more than ordinary ability. it being
enc of the largest parishes in the city
and in poor district. Since his APP
pointment Father McGavick has paid
off the debt of $4,000, expended $6,oGo
in Improvements on the building, for
which the parish owes not cent, and
instituted hourishing Italian Sunday
school 1t was because of the singular
success ne has attained that the propa-
canada at. Rome decided On his adj
vancement.. He is a young man, being
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-24
old war veteran Commits Suicide

Ypsilanti, Mich, Feb. 2o.-After a
terrible struggle in his front yard with
his eldest daughter, who is mute, Will
liam Cory, veteran and pensioner.
committed suicide Monday by gashine
his throat. The girl wrenched the ra-
zor from her father and threw it as
far as she could, but he raced ahead OF
her. got the weapon and quickly sank
dead. Ill health had affected Cory's
mind
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-24
--
Killed His Wife

Omaha, Neb.. Feb. so.-A special to
the Bee from Perry, Ia. says that while
insane as the result of the grippe Frank
a. Liddell. an engineer who has been
pulling the Milwaukee flyer from here
to Omaha, killed his wife with a cleaver.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-24
Killed wife ana Self.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 90. indie
pendence, Mack Oldham, a negro team
ster, shot and killed Ida Fields, a
mulatto, then committed suicide. Jeal-
ousy was the cause. Oldham was wild
over. The woman came here from
Memphis.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-24
AgonciIIo to Go to Europe.

Saratoga, n. Y, Feb. 2o.-Agoncillo
and Mar,i, of the Filipino junta, who
left Montreal Sunday evening, passed
through Saratoga at 1880 o'clock Mon
dav morning en- route to New York,
as .lley will sail for l.uraEe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12
GENERAL GATACRE
Is Forced tO Retire tfter a Hard
Fight Of 3 Hours

London. Dcc d. che war office pub.
fishes the following dispatch from Gen
erai Forester Walker at Cape Town
"Gatacre reports Deeply reRrod TO
inform you shat met with "a eerious
reverse in the attack on stormbcrr
% was mlslod al to the enemys po7i-
t.on by thc guides snd found mpraC-
teahle ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12

clared thut the war was "wantpn and
unprovoked aggression undertaken by
Mr. Chamberlain and capitalists
against "a handful ~ farmers He
further declared thm America was
opposed 90 this iniquitious war"
in thc mcautm The members present
shouted mo quorum" and che tumuit
tn the galleries drowned aIl the
speeches Eventually che lord mayor
let TIE chair. with the galleries cheer
ing for President kruger 80 attempt
wac made 20 adopt the previously pre-
pared resolutions against the war
BOERs CAPTURE GUNS
prctoria Dec ~ The Uoers capur-
"a three British gums in the engage-
mcnt with General Gatacres forco az
strombprr
PROVISIONS GETTING SCARCE
iourenze Marquis Dec % The f1i-
low Hr dispatch has been rr.a.yeI from
che Ho'r laagcr near LalyHwth.
Several knfnr runners frlm Lady
smith to Eetc0urt have been rlp.ured
Th,y received from 25 to 90 p1nuls for
me trip The Intercepted mes .tE. show
chat mon and horses in LadyamUh are
now or hair mtionF that wh .kav .s
81 % bvf.lo and that beer .s exhaust
cd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12

Dublin Dee ~ The lord mayor ~
Dublin. Daniel Talon. presided az
meeting of TIE corporation today CALI
"a to protest against the TranFvaal
war. The clerk announced there ~as
no quorum but the lord mayor Insisted
on making q statement In which he de-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12

wide vcstibuled Reclining Chair
care seats free Modem dsyi coach
rr Pullman Slcrrc.f Call 90 near
r.t ticket agent fr fnIl particulars
relative "a through connection east ur
west, or address
O. y Hart, Gcucral western agcnt
Oklahoma City
J holden, Trafic Manager Little
Rock. Ark.
Henry Wood General Manager Lit
tlc Rock Ark
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go GtHs

Take the mUst popular route 20 1t
Louis and all points east Kansas city
aud eli points north and Weet
Santa Re trains make close conncr-
tiOhs At Oklahoma City aud wichita
Tor all points on the Frisco line.
- Louis and Kansas CITY mail and
express leaves Oklahoma City 81 a.td
every morning, lcaves 81 Louis at $40
every evening and arrives a. OklahomA
City al $40 the following evening.
Through reclining chair cars with
out change Pullman palace sleepora
from Monett 30 81 Louie and Kansas
City fou can secure berths befortf
leaving Oklahoma
Further information will be cheer
fully given by the nearest agent Or
D. DUNH
Dist, Pass. Agi Wichita Knua
PvRoN Snyder, q r. A.,
~ Louis Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12

First come frat served; so march ID
and pay Tor the OKLAHOMA LEApEu a
year ahead This will secure that
good little paper. the Farm Journal
Tor thc balance ~ 1899 and All % 1909
1901. 1902 and 1908. nearly I've year
without any futhcr pay. shall
hear from You within one wcck9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12

LIQUOR NOTICE

To Whom 10 Mty Concern.
Notice Is hereby ritcu that lhafl,t Hove
ana CharlctJ unty nave This day nitd their
petition to sell al retail splrituuus. yinuus
and malt liquors iu Guthrie. Logan county
Oklahoma. and that unless objection be-
nicd on coz before the 18th day of December,
A 10 INV. said petition wlll tr grAutru.
~ y MOuruN. County Nlfrk
Guthrie OKLA December q lrsQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12

eral foro1t ter- walker ht cape Town
'tatacrc reports Deeply reErw 90
inform you that ] met Win "a eorious
reverse in the ufack on stormecrg
was mislcd as to the enemy r posi-
ton hy he guides Snd found imprac.
tcahlo ground
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fha mystery .r.rhaur.ur Genera. Gai-
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NOT ,rt forwarded mo promised lid O..
I.rlt ri..,.r.. ana tha ceneorel.a Zoe
prevented fh. correspondence 'rum sn-
pia.u.nr the mate OF While 10 apr,7ts
io bo r.nr-auy admitted that General
Gats,rs Ia Inclined to overNork hls men
Lord purhams remarks are consider
"a st .n rath,r bad taste. Until General
Gatacr. haF given his explanation 70
De- fsit mat considerable allowance must
d. made Tor the extreme difficulty -
getting intelligence n q country whose
Inhabitants arc nj strong sympathy
with the enemy
eturmbtre .s described as "a Firour'
position .hau iAanE Nck. Tho ouly
road o.rds through lofty bills and
Hluk ur BE- impossible. Colosourr f
l'ao slid tU ls almost imprrrnabio and
ss r. tr.spf ar. available io rc.nfo.
.bc columns a.r.ng .r thHen 3 rr.tInr
10 becomes evident tnlt General Gat.
3rr,.s forurs ur .rrI. s.u delay ths
invasion of .hs Free state perhaps
som, weeks 90 Is aN.a.lucIy prob.
able that hs uII boz compelled iu retire
an Ou.enstowu and o. wait until Sir
charles Warr,u.s division arrives az
tha tap, The hrst detachment VIII
sau sWurday next Even u General
French b. uut compelled to retreat he
viii h, obliged to pause in his advance
n now seems certain that the seventh
division wh.Ct is being modified ut
Ald-rfh1t. ~ a's. ns semi to South
Africa
No novs has y~ been received COM
nrminr the bocr report of The capture
+ n ~ AnnUHT NaIMNF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-12

The Trinity Guild will have its pil.
.ow sale Friday afternoon from 90 o
o'clock ht the residence ~ Mrs C.. NJ.
Barnes
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

In noselder not to be behind in this
Monday Morning President ciawaon
presided, havln. arrived that morning
from canada, Elder CiaWsnn spoke
brieiy ~ the condition Of the stake.
anu biz tflp tu Canada.
Elder " \. watkins smoke Of the
many blessings enjoyed hy the gninta.
, slider 4. u. Luni read the 18th
f.alIn ana commented on u.
~ the afternoon President Snow
spoke Tor nearly an hour, principally
on me purposes of God towards HIS
children. It's remarks were VI most
encouraging nature and calculated To-
htinf JOY 60 the hearts ~ the SAINTS
III" General and Stake authorities
Wcf" thrn presented and sustained The
Following now officers were pre.
scented md sustained hy the conference
'hhf. Kelly president H1xoldcr
stake. LucluH A. Snow. nrat cutnap.
iof olecn y siuhi second counselor.
Lorenzo n. stohi. nishop Of Third
ward, brigham city.
It.shnm Wright. bishop of Fourth
ward. brigham city.
Michael schow. Bishop n Mnntua
Thos. Yates. Bishop N North ward.
During the conference the taberna.
cle choir furnished the usual henutl-
iul music The sunday school children
under The direction ~ nrothor clark
sang two selections.
NEPi1 ANDERSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
STAKE CONFERENCES.


The largest conference Ia the history
| or boNeldcr stake closed Yesterday
November goth. IAe beautiful wealth
~ and the expectancy that the prcsi-
| dency % the stake would b. rcuriau-
lked,bf0ught out large numbers Of peO-
| pie 10 all tho meetings
| Mhch President Lorenzo Snow and
MS party arrived on sunday morning
the sunday school children were drawn
w IA columns on the Tabernacle
grounds to greet him. Then they nled
| past him into tho bulldlnr. shaking
hands with the President 10 the mum
Der OF one thousand aud sixty.
FIRST Counselor Elder charles Kelly
presided at the sunday meeting. Elder
Kelly, hH tho hrst speaker, briefly rc-
ported the condition of the stake.
President loronzo Snow said he had
greatly enjoyed shaking hands with the
children, lie had, perhaps. thus greet
ed 10000 children In the various stakes
" Zion. He was strongly Impressed
that many OF these children would al
some future time be- seen In Jackson
county, helping to build up Zion Pfcsi-
dent Snow spoke cncuuragngly 90 the
children, and urged them 10 do right.
tell the truth. honor their parents. ana
remember what their teachers told
them. To the parents the President
said that they should not act discuur-
hgcd II all their children IRE not ms
they should be-. We should be- as
patient and loving with them as our
Father In heaven iH with uH,
Little Miss Edwards OF willard sang
an original song.
Elder John Henry Smith. In a Few
apt words encouraged the young TO
HtudipuH, progressive lives.
Elder Frank Y. Taylor " the Y NJ.
~ !. \, central board and Elder Leroy
g. Snow spoke.
~ the afternoon session Elder A. o.
Woodruff pointed out that the Latter.
day Saints enjoy as many blessings ~
seems consistent with being followers
~ the hated and prosecuted Jesus ~
Nazareth He referred 10 the tenn
pOTal blessings which many Saints
from tho old world received IN the way
hear OF evil Increasing among the
Saints. We should also remember that
our numbers are Increasing. Ito ana
not believe there IN morn Gin now than
formally according To the ratio OF the
population,
Elder Anthem II. Lund spoke N the me-
coHHity of training the children that
they may truly be the hope ~ Israel
The I.attcr-day Saints should show TO
the world that they are indeed the fol-
lowers Of Christ We come 10 tho world
to hear the principles Of fnith.
President Snow then spoke on uth-
Ing. This being the hrst opportunity
he had had " speaking 10 the Saints
In BoNclder Stake conference since
tho need OF this reformation was re-
vealed TO hin. the President explained
that law. and pointed out the blessings
which would follow its observance.
Other stakes have done wonderfully
well, he said. and no expected the Saints
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Jencrson cIty. Mo-. Nov n. 1893,
To the Editor
Some Of tho readers OF the News"
may feel Interested In what 10 going on
IN the state which h yet destined tu
become IN beauty and prilh, nf our
country. And. Indeed, there are many
who look forward with fond ho9os and
anticipation To such an cycrt What
q contrast may BE- drawn between the
future and the past Tn. time will
surely come when Zion shall rise til
umphant over every obstacle and burst
asundor the last rock In the wall OF
opposition. Hut three Ecorc years ago
with many a fearful eye and wounded
heart a few Thousands OF Saints were
forced under the lash of tyranny to
abandon the homes they had lnbOfod
hard 20 build. To-day the prospects
In Missouri ~ u portion of the Lords
vineyard, arr brighter than ever before.
New iields are opening up In which the
Gospel may be- promulgated. and the
good fruit In the older ones II being
harvested, This II encouraging to the
Elders who are bending their efforts In
various ways FOR the establishment Of
truth, Prejudice Is beginning to take
Hight ns the new generation steps forth
To take the place of tho old. New
members are being added to the various
branches, and che branch at Jefferson
city II no exception, for II 10 becoming
prosperous and thriving.
Elder T. ], Hansen Of Preston, Idaho,
and myself are laborins here We
have the kindly consent OF the editor
N the state Tribune 90 publish a piece
ON the principles OF the Gospel once q
week. lie deals very fairly with us.
We are making applications 10 other
papers for the same privilege, and II
such request IL granted, We VIII bend
our humble efforts toward che eprcad-
ing " the Gospel In this way.
Your brother IN the Gospel OF Truth,
JESSE Il. MOSES, JR.
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NOW READY.


The pamphlet containing full details
" the late general Conference Including
verbatim reports u the diacourses, will
be issued from the press of this estsb-
llahnont on Thursday Nov. End. II 10
q complete official report and will there
fore be- valuable TO all Eattor.day
Saints. It's worth, especially whom
combined with the former issues OF the
series. can hardly be ovcrcstlmatcd. In
the future 10 Will no doubt be highly
esteemed ne "A reference publication. IL
VIII likewise he uncduallcd as an cplto-
mlzcd exhibit of the conditions obtain
ms among the Lattcr.dny saints In the
various stages u their history and de-
vclopment and OF the great cause In the
advancement ~ which their energies
arr chiefly exercised. The pamphlets.
bound In volumes, would make dosir-
able acquisition To- any library.
The Interest In the last issue n helFh-
tened by quality VI the appendix. con-
nlgtiuE N IL report OF the Sunday school
Jubilee conference, one 81 the most
unique occasions Of ~ kind ever wilt
messed IN this or any other community.
The price IL 70 cents per copy post
paid. with the usual discount 10 agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

w the latter city We bore our testimony
On the street 90 2.iOO people. think
There 10 bright future In that city
iof the Elders. ON tho 10Th of October
] was appointed president N the Salem
conference. to succeed Hrother George
g. feot, who was honorthly released
70 return home. ~ I ieft Portland on
me llth for Salem. n distance 81 %
miles, ana ns travelling by water b.
quite luxury to a. luihudcra. I took
the boat ana was only thirteen hours
making The trip. Next time take the
Ioat ! VIII walk ! met "a fine Got 81
Elders 10 this place. aud they received
me very kindly They arr AN ardent
workefs In the cnuse % truth. and are
dong their best with the helm OF the
Almlamy. To- establish truth aud
fiFhtenusnesF. ! would kindly nHk the
people who may 300 this letter. Co. aand
The names ~ ans friends or foiutI,sa
VINO are reading in this district. o. tho
undersigned
The News" H. welcomed. and nnx.
iouHly looked Tor hy all the boys
Your brother.
J. W tiiE. Ir
President " Salon Conference.
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snntnrl. cnln.. Nnv. i.

Sanford, colo, Nov. u. 1900.
To the Editor.
tn" quarterly conference u tho san
LUIS Stnk" ~ Ziun convened at Ma
noHsa. october 18th aud a0th. The frat
meeting was held sunday afternoon
and u liiCc congregation was present.
Elder licbvr J. Grant. VI the Council "
Apostles, and Horace y Ensign. of the
" NJ. n. !. \. board were present and
thrlr Nifi was happy surprise. M no
word 81 ihoir coming has been re-
celNed. The spirit ~ instruction rested
upon The HpenkorH. chief among whom
Mcre Elders llohrr !. Grant, Horace \
Ensign Joseph Muulton. NJ. l. \. mis-.
slonary TO this stake. and the stake
presidency.
The Saints were encouraged ln the
duties ~ Ito. The special Instructions
being upon the law ~ tlthinr and
obedience 20 the Priesthood Of the Ilv.
ing God.
The Sllnta nH ~ whole were filing TO
accept the cuunF"ls of tho brethren and
the tvHtlmoniva borne hy them
MARCUS -. FUNK.
stake clerk