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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-17
GRAND CONCERT.

Augustana College Auditorium. May go,
SPIN.
The following are on the program:
The Messiah chorus.
The Chapel choir.
The orchestra.
Mrs Lund, the vocalist.
Mrs. Penrose, the elocutionist.
Prof. Zedeler, the yiolinist-
Prof. Bodfors, the organist.
Prof. Peterson, the pianist.
Admission so cents.
Kinder-symphony, Aiken Street Chapel.
Program TO be rendered at Aiken
street chapel Thursday evening,
May IS.
!. Chorus. '.wynten, .Blynken ard Nod"
Fred Mitchell. Horace Greer. Frank
Friestedt. Sylvia Hemenway,
. Song -. -. 'FiddIe-de-dee"
Frank Young and Verne Br nkerhon.
4 Song -. -. Little Boy Blue"
Ira w. Allen.
Miss A ma Holt.
G Song -.....................T The Little Peach"
Nellie wa is and Belle Brinkerhon
Ernest Oberholzsr.
9 Song -..---.-.....-..--. Johnny SCHNEIDER
E1morc Allen and ia. old Mitchell
9. Kinder Sym homie .......-.----.
hendered by 10 performers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-17
woodmen Notes.

The directors convened in May ses-
sion this morning
Head Consul W A Northcott ar
rives tonorrow from Springfield.
Head Clerk c. w. Halves and Di-
rectors j. W. White and b. ID. Smith
srrived from Omaha today. W. K.
{ randall and Miss Sophia Cochran
ave returned from Omaha.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
RECEPTION DO GRADuATEs.
Glass of 30. seventy.tlrec IN Number,
Entertained by University Faculty.

Tho annual reception 70 tho grad
Mating classes o. the University was
given BY tho faculty IA the southwest
room Of the building Monday night. Mr.
plnwoodey had loaned rugs and rich
oriental dnpories. and tho crimson and
silver of tho alumni. the Yale blue ~
the normnla and tho orange u tho
seniors, decorated tho ceiling. chaude-
Hers ana windows.
Hoyrniysthror graduates ~ the nor
NAL, college ana kindergarten courses
were the guests N honor And tiiv grad-
yates. With rygantH Frank Pierce, W. W.
ltttr, Mrs ~. a. tittln. Moses That
cher, ami MrH. McNlckor. MiadnmcH
liltfr. Thatcher and Pirnce enjoyed tho
hospitality OF President kinFabury and
faculty most N whom were present.
During tho evening u delightful muaic-
nl program was rendered BY Prof.
stephens, Fred Graham. Mila neHHio
Edmnnda and Mrs. Mary Ross. Tho
dialcch By u. ". Ashton made
q great hit and was heartily encprol,
The Desert Mandolin ana Guitar club
played throughout The evening and ut
~ o'clock berries and cream were served
BY pretty Girls OF tho Varsity
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President Eccles Says He Knows
Of No Such Move,
TALK Is TWO YEARS OLD
story 10 the Enset THAT the work
would be Done This Year Il not
Pounded In Fact.

a dimlnutivc tidal wave Of printers
ink seems to have swept across the
State Of Oregon. conveying a lot q
mislnformatlon relative 20 the move
menta OF the sumpter Valley railroad.
The stories published were 10 the 81
feet that that ruad waa, IN the near
future. going 20 extend its line to iiar-
noy. Several papers contained articles
purportinE To- give onlcial information,
and soma said that the extension would
BE- made this season.
Hon. David Ecoles Of ogden. Utah.
who 10 president u the sumptcr VAL
Icy road. ana who 10 IN oregon az the
present time, denies most omphatlcally
the story of the extension. President
Ecclca % thoroughly convCrsnnt with
all the luHIlc matters pertaining 90
that line. nud " any planr have been
made Cor such o. move he has been kept
iu the dark n e. crr-
tain that he would know something
about u had AMI definite action been
taken. II u true that the extension Of
the road has been talked Of. In fact u
was mentioned nearly two years aHo
but beyond that. there n no foundation
for the talk that D. now being INDUCED
in. just how long President Ecclos Will
remain away seems 90 be a matter %
conjecture. tie made a brief visit 81 tho
East N few days since but has returned
10 oregon and On now looking after
some business pertaining TO the SAM
pete valley road.
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CURSED FOR TWELVE YEARS
An Old Gypsy Vents Her Wrath ON
Foreman Carruthers.

a wandering band OF Gypales passed
the conduit Ia Paficy's canyon ycster-
day afternoon ana furnished "a barrel
~ fun Tor tho sang of men who aru at
work cleaning out the reservoir.
one Old woman wanted % tell For1-
man Chrruthrra fortune. but he obicut-
"a. when proaaed further DO began 20
dance ana yell like an Indian with his
habits on" This made the old Iypay
frantic with rage and called forth "a
rtrinE uf yituporauyc Uplthutu that
completely nourod tho foreman.
Among other auathumna henpod upon
him, was "a curse Tor twelve Year,, dur
iug which time abe declared ever Thing
De- set his hand 10 do would result In
failure. 10 would. she continued, cN-
prrieucr an kinds of HicknrsH ana ror-
row and al the end Of the twelve years
would die "a dogs DEATH
CuriuthcrH says he D. gulng "tn fool
the ola woman hy securing the lcft
hind foot Of q rabbit Killed Ia a church,
yard at ~ o'clock at night
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n wcii-proparcd address on Aims I'm
Life" The various purHuita OF mankind
were analysed the vanity of wealth.
ambition. popular applause az objects
OF n lIfo'a pursuit, being pointed out.
and the value Of wisdom, strength and
knowledge emphasized.
"Lnaca" wns beautifully rendered by
Niles Nellie Boyer. Uemmlng M0rteu-
aeu presented the prornoHucNtion. IN
which the porullnritlrs of some OF his
teachers and fellow students. were
taken IN Do "a humorous way. and some
poasihnticg " the future depicted.
Leroy EHuderann, " the class uf 'Nl
"pntuntrm." Reference was made Co
incidents in history Illustrating ihe uu.
Eclnshucss and SAVING power w patriot
Ism and the conclur'pn rcachod thnt
therein consists large element OF the
stability N a nation.
An excellent piano solo hy llz1le
Thomas followed. AND thc closing al-
dress was given by Edward Day. NJ thg
class OF 'ol bic subject being Time
Tho value nf time in iu relation 90
thought and action. WINS WoN pQlgtoi
out. and economy OF time ana cmort
commended.
closed the program.
All the exercises were received with
enthusiastic applause. which attcgoi
the united feeling and patriotism VI the
students.
The commencement exercises are
announced 90 d. h0id at tho Assembly
Hail tomorrow No 3 %. M.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY,, 4 1890

aid, will take piacc. that Of George
pcru and Miss Lottie Dorm Will occur
IN Fremont. Nebraska; and Miss Annie
~ Edsiman and James Edgar Snow
will be married in Kansas city.
Yesterday was marked by three pref
~ bridal events. Miss Craze Maynard,
Miss Emma G.. perkca and Atiss ora
spencer were the brides. and Mr.
Thomas W. Mcdonald. Mr.. Joel H.
UrOvcr ana Mr.. w. G. Lexington were
the respective grooms. The marriage
ceremany Of Miss Maynard and Mr..
Mcdonald was performed by Rev. r.
a. Maynard, and Rev. Mia 7. May
nard-thc brides rarenia-fNaf N Miee
Pcrkes and Mr.. Grover BY nlahop isaac
Barton, and tho Rev George Buiiley
ufilolatcd at the wedding Of Miss on
Spencer and MIR. i.ocklngton.
Yesterday n new organization under
the name u the Mothers club was
formed BY the ladies n the Prcabytcr-
ian church. the object of the club 10 be
the development of a thorough system
% child culture, which can only como
through an appreciation and technical
knowledge OF mothers as 10 their duty
70 the child. The officers elected ycatcr-
day were MIR. Ellen Elliott. president.
Mrs. .. -. Critchlow. Wcepresidcnt, and
Airs, H. J. DenninE. secretary and
treasurer.
The day appointed FOR the regular
meetlnra OF the oiub n the fret Tues.
day u each Month The club u no
way sectional, the aim iioirg to have
the 'nsiuberHhln embrace the wome1 "
all denominations who may BE- inter-
c1ted In the purposes " tho club.
Mrs. 9. W. Morrison and daughter
left yesterday Tor Wllclbsin
Miss Uiler Of the Illrh school leaves
today for France.
Aim w H. Dale ieft ycst riley fcr
kansaa City, where she will spend tho
summer.
Mrs Eugene Crandaii loft for the
ilnst on Monday. She Is accompanied
BY her daughter.
chief Justice nartch last evening per-
formed the ceremony that united In
marriage Frank Newton and Annie
Pratt The ceremony vs. performed az
the residence of the brides parents. $40
south First West.
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TIMMONY SHORT ORDERS.
Boy lIousebrcakers IN Court-Twenty-
five DAYS for Disturbing Peace.

The three boy hounobruai,eru. Willie
HhnEoo. Arthur Meyer and joe noueh,
accompanied by their respective pa
rents. were present when tho police
court went into session this afternoon.
Attorney Hamilton. FOR the first two
Juvenile defendants, stated they would
reserve their plea for their appearance
later before Judge Norrell, ilouch
pleaded mot guilty chief Hilton
and Detective Sheets testified that the
boy admitted having broken into the
Palace Meat Market ana stealing some
coupon books and stamps. part OF the
latter being subsequently, exchanged fpr
candy Finally after taking the
names ana addresses NJ the parents Of
the offenders, all hue were ullawcd
% depart on their own rccogniHancsH.
after promising 10 appear before Judge
Nurrell Co show reason why they
should not be sent TO tho Reform
school,
James Woodman and J.w. Savage In.
dulErl in "a lively tufHln outside the
Golden Lion saloon yesterday after
noon, Tho former claimed 10 have
loaned tho latter ~ 20 invest IN a faro
bank strar1c 20 say savage won aud
same out OF the gambling dive with iil.
itF but hlH partner said mo" Then the
trouble began ana puCor sporry gath
cred Thorn lu. M cost tho Hcrappera
just $40 each thlH afternoon.
John fr,der'oks who wore q half
inch beard and hts eye IN a sling, cut
very furlurn ngurc on the nourner'a
bench.
Hulnurhur tho peace" ratified on
Chris pIchl "WhltH Your plFaf"
"Nof knowing can't suy," came tho
laconlo answer from behind tho band-
ages.
Mrs, Jane Adams, o lady Of color.
then took tho roHtrum ANA v0luahly
poured forth n story that nearly caused
inc accused ~ Jerk hla head on
"Mo thrown rOclH'' Nc running
around ln me uudercl0thoHl" Yer hons
Nor. 30 "a impussihlo''
a youth ana chief Hilton corrobor-
atod tho statements Of the lady IN q
certain cXtout that caused Justice
| Tlmmony 10 say l2i or 20 days
j. y. McMlhnn who was gathered M
az Frederlck'a residence at the time Of
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Estate OF Rose gcf. deccnHcdi estate
ordered distributed among bcnenciarieH.
Estate Of Andrew y. Madaen. de-
ceased. win admitted 90 probate and
Thomas Adams appointed admiuistra-
TOT, without bonds.
Estate of hort Chnmhofiln. de-
ceased, order made for distribution q
estate.
Estate ana guardianship OF Edwin J.
Hicks. Incompetent. order made fOT
sale % real property.
Estate 81 John r. Trcwhcia. de-
ceased Mar y. IAN appointed nd-
minlHtmtriN. under 100 bond
Estate and EuardianHhln OF Elizabeth
Chumbcrlin al al. minor. sale 90 real
property confirmed.
Estate and miafdlnnuhip ~ Howard
N. aud Thomas N. t.ee. minors. hear.
ms on petition Tor order OF sale OF per,
hunal property continued fur one week
Estate and ruardianahlp % John W
Trrwhcla ct al, minors. Mary y. Ili
appointed guardian on swing bond Of
500.
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SHIPMENTS OF GUANO.
A. +. Hyde Has found a Ready Market
In California.

4. y. Hyde returned from California
today. after u successful trip. -
stated In the "Nows" At the time of his
dtrnrturc. Mr Hyde went wcs, Tor tho
purpose Of interesting California capt
tai In the gunno deposits Of Gunnisou
and Hat islands. Great salt Lake. and
while tho gentleman will not admit a
sale Of the properties be says he has
made arrangements for heavy chip
menta u Eulno west Mad, the idea he
ing To fertllizo Callfornu aureaEc.
While away Sir. Hyde experienced a
slight earthquake shocs. which smash
cd plate GLASS to smith ire0na bat
wiihal failed 10 attract serious 1ttcn-
ton from tho popula.e. Perhaps, be
says, Il In because thcy have become
accustomed TO such disturbances.
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UNIVERSITY GLASS DAY.
Unique Exercises Were Held Last
Night In the Laboratory building.


The class day exercises OF the College
graduates given IN tho laboratory
building last night we're as such
unique. Those engaged had composed
broad farce on college llfc. ana kept
the audience Ia bursts Of laughter. Tho
small stage was we'll arranged and tho
participants wore COLLEGE gowns and
conical caps, Th0Ho dressed for tho
farce were ~, ". Porter. J. ! Cannon.
Mrs, H. D., Little, seth Rirby, IT,
Claude LOWS, ana uuco and Esther
Nelson.
The plot running through the whole
was that The seniors had lost their iien-
uiy somewhere IN tho Delta Pm and
crll"rn wemcn'H rooms During tho
tosrch o. number N song ptrodlua were
rendered iu tho rnnrvh Tor their
IDENTITY they made many good nnturoi
hits ut tho cnnCelts Of the Undergrad
yates. and little oddities ~ tho profga-
They found n white bottle Identified
with the juniors. something that
couldn't be- He0na=thH HluhmoreH. ana "a
Tron plantHthr Freshmen.
The search was ended hy finding thDlr
own identity neat nct of books.
which Nr Porter prevented 90 tho Do
hilary Among them were Nan uur.
Prisoner NJ Hrnda, Rupert 81 ilrutEHu.
Hugh Wynne, The Fair God. Kentucky
Cardinal and others.
When the seniors lot the stage tho
freshman took possession IN nm lm-
prpfuptn manner, and FOR a faw friu-
utes amused the npphm1rrH and iuullu
with biting iesH ana jokes ON thr aen-
i1rH. ."
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SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference of this
Stake viii be held In tho Tabernacle.
Salt Lake city sunday morning and
afternoon, nt 10 am. ana pm. on nth
Inst. and az pm, on tho 18TH ust.. ln
the Tabernacle.
President f.nrenz0 Snow deslrrs ia
meet the Presidency 0f the gtafs mem
bora Of the Hlgh Council. Paulnrcha.
home missionaries aud presidency M
quorums In the Melohisedek prirfthooI.
IN me Assembly Han, on Monday. me
18th Inst, a. 10 o'clock am.
An tho foregoing brethren are ne.
oordingly notified 10 be- present without
fan, na mattera Of importance arc 10
be connldered.
a full attendance OF officers and
members Il desired.
Your brethren,
ANGUS ~. CANNON.
JOSEPH n. TAYLOR.
CHARLES W, pENUOgE.
Presidency uf Stake.
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IN ASSEMBLY, HALL.


A telegram from Hon. W. H. King.
NJ Washington. u. G.. announces that
he cannot De present 20 deliver the al-
dress 90 the graduates OF the Latter
day Saints College tomorrow In The
Assembly Hail Hon OrHon y. Whit
noy will speak M biz place.
Tho other numbers on tho program
nro riuriuF hy the College choir. "A
tenor colo by Mr. Thna. Aahworth
paper. "Rowvni ~ Learning" Mira
Caroline schnleH, plano solo. Mr spen-
Ger ClnwHou IT,. address, "Our Father
Suffering and our Duty" Mr Elias e..
Ashton. c1ntnlto solo, Mlaa Edna
Uwyuri hoatown N certificates, Or
Karl ~ Mhearr. violin solo Prof W. G.,
Give. baritone solo. Mr.. John Robin
runi addresses. D." Numbers ot the
college board.
The exercises begin at n n. m. The
general public are cordially Invited,
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the trouble got SO or ten DAYS for being
drunk end 'raadrFn the chief.
John Smith, a warrant who stated
that he went to Chicago 20 attend the
Endeavor Invention" was told TO de-
part after pleading guilty 20 beggins
at the Kitchen doors along South Tenn
pie street. sentence being suspended,
y. A.. Smith. a stranger In town, was
told 20 go downstairs and examine
the bicycle map and set acquainted
with tho wheel ordnance ere hc pre-
aumcd 10 ride past the city hall again
on the sidewalk
Robert noarham was very lucky to
be- charged with plain drunkenness in-
stead of indecency. He pleaded guilty
and was fined o.
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rrssidsat Candol.. with the Family Of the
Well Known Railroad Man.

philadrlphln,Juno G.-Among the mes.
hlEra NJ coincidence received hy the
family Of the late Frank ThomrHnn.
president OF tho Pennsylvania railway
was the following.
Executive Mansion. Washington. ID.
g., June Q Miss Anne Thompson. You
have the heartfelt sympathy u Mn.
Mckinley ana myself iu he loss III
your dear father We share your nsr.
row. WILLIAM NrttTNT.sy %
II has been decided 10 hold tbe
FUNERAL services ut the late rcrldenos
ul MI Thomson on Thurfdny.
The directors ~ tho company viii
meet tomorrow when Mr, Thonaon's
successor viii probably boz chosen. mo
responsibility VIII Fan 10 either Jninca
Aictfen, urut vice preHldcnt III the iln..
west NJ lltishurE or 4, NJ. Prevost. al
preront third vice president Of Inc com,
panY ~ q
John =. Green, nrst vice president IN
me company, would ordinarily be- pro.
NOTED 10 the presidency, but Il b un-
ton, H''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

Speculation o. rife among railroad
mon aa 10 the purpose ~ tho Union
Pacific IN ordering the large amount
- equipment recently IL tha property
Tor The company present uredH7 or h.
% 20 BE- used on some now extensions
90 the rond7 These are questions that
are Ia The minds Of many. but viii
have 10 remain unanswered Tor tho
present Among other things that have
been purchased are 100 freight ears.
In addition 10 nll this. fofty-clEht now
locomotives ~ the latest Kind have
been ordered. quite "a number arc Of
The opinion that 10 o. the Increase I'M
huHlnrna that has caused the company
90 issue such r. large order. some say
that he equipment lH 90 he used On
extensions. ana that q would be super
nuous Tor the compauya present needs.
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n would have required more than tho
night ~ a herd N white elephants yes.
tcrday ami o. day Co have attracted tho
attention of the uckct agents 10 tho
different railrlsd Offices, from their
work.
The people desiring 10 go East took
ADVANTAGE Of the cheap rates, and
juisinE from tho siso vi the crowds
that have thronFrd the onicea the last
two days. the various roads have had
their hands full a special came down
from Butte yesterday. bearing about
seventh school teachers accompanied
by General Agent Daniels " ne Hur-
Agent q. 4. Davidson OF The r. a.. W
nt the same place. The party are now
On route East The Short Liue aud
Union Pacific had some drawlng. room
parties ana every one connected with
tho roads were On tho jump.
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Supreme Court Decision Reyerses
Judgment in an Assault Case.
RIGHTS OF DEFENDANTS.


The Supreme court delivered an opin-
Ion today Ia the case of the state
against W. 4. Mannlou. reversing tho
Judgment of the trial court
Mannlon was Informed against BY
the county attorney f1r salt Lake,
charged With the crime Of rape and a
verdict was returned against him last
March. Judgo Norrci thcrcupon sem
toncei the defendant 10 acyen years IN
the state prison.
The prisoners alleged victim was his
siK-ycar-old stop-daughicr. While upon
the stand tho child refused 10 testify
IN the presence VI Mannlon when judge
Norren ordered bic removal 20 another
part Of the court room. This proceeding
was objected to By tho defendants
counsel and prior 10 Judgment a motion
was made 90 have The verdict sct aside
and 90 grant now trial on the ground
that Mannion was not present IN court
when tho uroHeCutfiN give her tcatls
mnny The motion was doniod when an
appeal was taken
Justice Miner. who wrote tho opinion.
holds that under the statutes of Utah
when defendant Ia "a criminal case u
accused " "a felony DE must be peraun-
ally present during the trial. II r. a
right. judge Miner says. that cannot
be waived
chief Justice Hartch concura IN the
judgment of reversal. but not IN all
~ the reasoning nor in an the PROPOSE
lions u law laid down In the opinion.
MiH honor says that "lhr result Of this
appeal emphasizes the imortanoe " tho
prosecution exercising vigilance lu the
Hottlemont Of biil of exCsptionn. 10
that the record Will be- made 20 reflect
accurately the facts and circumstances
which may have icd up 90 any action
Of the court which Il made the basis
81 an exception"
Justice naalin concura Ia tho dcci-
sion.
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RHEUMATISM

agent of the baltimore ana OH. -.
ROAD with hcadquartor6 ~ tall.
Volo'' 30 IN this city today. "'a'
The Short Lines annual ,v.,..i..
points IN the north Will b. ri,eg ..a p
2tth Of June. and not on ti, 5l,,hh Ne
has been intlmatod i''n' as
y. a. Gray Of the southern p..,.
me we house cleaning fovcr. Ia -r.
thorough cleaning. wing
The RIO urande Western h,.-
20 Deal htoa and Msndenhau ~ W. Ia
ana 2. Roylancc the contr1rt H., ~. IT,
ing four miles on the Provo cannon ~. T..
ExcurHlon Agant Bean u On. 60.
Lake and ogden road ravs ~,
Tickets purchased June q w..
Stevens excursion 10 the Lagoon uttl
hha been put on untl the b. Iasf ,'.i
be good Tor that date. '''''' N'i
On June 2pth tho RIO Gfhnls Wet.
VIII deliver 10 the Rait Iala 6rIta
AnEelca company about 10ol Fg,t..
tchool ,hlluren and workers VI Uub
county Tor an excursion To siltair.
About twenty dolorater 90 tt.
". W, arrived here un tha mo g.,,t.
Ntaleiu Wv Train THIS morning Tf.g
are from Portland and nrr or r.4i.
ssst ana VIII leave this city Of n1 h.
We are simply showed under Min
business and have more than Wa ..I
attend 60 comfortably" saH Csrsl.i
Agcnt clay ~ the Union Pacific IN
morning. we have hodu c1musnsi b.
put on three cars In addition 10 eer ~, y,
ular trains and tho end De- not yti.'
According 10 the statement mtf. d..
chief Lurlnocr West OF ihe Uiah IA
faclnc yeaicrdny, about 600 cara IA ~
tic VIII be- shipped from Nsflr. tti.
month. u o. likely that ths dfii f.r.e
cars VIII be shipped next Fliuriav IA
the same number will f1l'ug tsh az
later.
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ORDER no SHOW CAUSE.

In the circuit court today In the care
of Edward ~. burns W the Crystal
Gold Mining company ct al. a tsmpor-
airy order was granted restraining
shnHn stocks from selling or interfcr-
ing with the mining property. and or
dnriug him TO appear and show cause
why the order should not be made per-
mancnt and why he should got be pun
ishod for contempt Of court.
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CLASS DAY EXERCISES.
Interesting Event nt the Lattor-Day
Saints College.

~ II n. M today good crowd N
students ~ the Gnttor-doy Saints Col-
lefe and their friends nasomhlfd 90 tho
college building 60 participate in the
exercises Of class day Tho han WINS
tnHtofully decorated with thc college
oolorF sold and blue, and with thr Gloss
Mass and the national cnlors. After tho
opening prayer the students sang with
vim ana enthusiasm the college song,
THE Gold ana tho blue"
Fred Thompson, of the class NJ 100,
delivered nu excellent address on
Character" In eloquent language the
speaker portrayed the value ~ noble
character, and cited striking Instances
from history 20 Illustrate hls points.
The address was ~ every respect "a
gem.
Walter Wallace favored the audience
with u vocal solo, "Lord, God OF Ahru.
ham," from glitch"
VIM. Wotzel Of the class Of 100, gave
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ALUMNI BANQUET TONIGHT.

Tonight IN the University building
tho Alumni association will give 10 an
nuai banquet Tho president u tho
association. Prof W. %. Noylance. viii
deliver the annual address. MeHHrH
u. n. Christensen. ~. T. A. Culmer and
U B.. Young. and Mites Amy Whipplo,
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