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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

oh. how great was their devotion in

I oh. how great was their devotion in
/ prayer!
How great their zeal for virtue!
How vigorous the discipline that was
kept up,
What reverence and obedience, under
the rule Of the superior, flOurished in
all
Their traces that remain still bear
witness that they were truly holy and
perfect men who did battle so stCutly
and trampled the world under their
feet.
Now ne is thought great who is not
a transSress0r; and who can with pa
thence endure what ne hath undertaken.
An. the Iukewarmness and negligence
OF our state! and that we soon fall
away from our first fervOr, and are
even now tired Of life from s.othfulness
and tepedity.
on that advancement in virtue be
not asleep in thee, who hast often seen
the manifold examples OF the devOUt.
Accordingly. they were poor in earth
ly things, but very rich in grace and
virtues
Outwardly they suffered want, but
within they were refreshed with grace
and divine consolation.
They were aliens to the world but
they We're very near and familiar
friends of Cod
To themselves they seemed as moth
ms, ard the world despised them, but
they were precious and beloved in the
eyes of God.
They persevered in true humility.
they lived in simple obedience, they
walked in charity and patience: and 50
every day they advanced in spirit, and
gained great favor with God.
They We're given for an example to
all religions; and ought more to excite
us to advance in good, than the num-
Der Of the lukewaTm induce US to grow
remiss.
Oh, how great was the fervor of all
rellglons in the beginning of their holy
institute
(To be Continually
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
A cHILD's EDUCATION.

John Ruskin. in answer to the question,
when does the education of a child be-
gin?" replied eat six months old it can
answer smile with smile, and impatience
with impatience. 1t can observe. eniov.
and suffer acutely. and, in a measure, in
diligently Do you suppose it makes no
difference to it that the order of the
house is perfect and quiet. the faces of
it's father and mother full of peace. their
soft voices familiar TO its ear. and even
those of strangers loving; or that it is
tossed from arm to arm among hard or
reckless or vain-minded persons. in the
gloom of a vicious house or the confu-
sion of a CAV One2"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
RFsICNATToN

(Annie Linden, in the Pail Mall
Magazine.)
The saddest tears are those that never
fall,
But are held smarting in the aching
eyes.
ALL
But hutter YEARLY to God, in signs.
We need not speak if with our hearts we
pray
And by our living try to do His will
Who leads us gently in the Narrow Wav
And when we murmur whispers. Peace
be still :" - 80
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
EMMETT, THE MAN.

Why should we toll, and moil. and slave
For e'er and ever spinning
Their webs of wealth for drone an
knave,
If want be all we're winning?
The earth was made for such as we,
And not for rank and station:
Each for himself" the watchword be
And God for all the nation!'
Then let our glorious anthem ring
Its accents from each steeple-
The noblest hymn that man can sing
God save the Peoplel
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
TRUTHS FOR GIRLS.

Never mind about the dimples, if
there's sunshine in your smile.
At least one little act of kindness a
day and an easy pillow at night.
Vacation planning is all right; but
don't let the summer dreams interfere
with spring school duties.
NeatnesS of dress first, and style may
come rs an afterthought.
One frown a day when she's in her
teens, viii wrinkle a girls forhead like
a crone by the time she is 20.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
The Natural Result.

Teacher-What happens when a mans
temDerature goes down as far as it can
go?
Smart seholar-He has cold feet, maam.
Christian Register.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
DIRECTIONS FOR LETTER WRIT
ING.

Write on one side of paper only.
Do not have letters too long.
Address all letters to Aunt Busy,
Catholic.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

Had No Compunction About Leaving.
He-Marie, can you tear yourself away
n-ith me2
Mercy-yes; this isn't his roof;
were just renters.-Detroit Free Press.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
Ogden. Dec. 81, 1899.

OSu6Il, DEC. Of, 1913.
Dear Aunt Busy:
The boys in Ogden have, been too
busy to write to you for a. long time.
I am going to write you a little note
tonight. Aunt Busy. why don't you
ever write story for boys. All the
stories in the paper are for girls We
all like you very much and hope to see
you some day. Goodbye, and don't
forget to write boy story soon. Your
fond nephew,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
TWO OPINIONS.
RALPHS:

L wish that girl had been a boy!
hoped boy would move next door.
or girls are always prim and neat;
l know she'll be "a bore!
She Will not want TO wade or run.
She II never, never, catch a ball,
Nor climb a tree, nor fly a kite
Girls are no fun at all
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
WINIFRED,S.

Oh. I'm so sorry he's a bow
Two girls would have such snlendid
times
AT sewing doll-clothes, playing tea.
Or reaClng tales and rhymes;
OF course, he'll hit me with his ball
And make dreadful lot of noise.
And play at soldiers all day .oag-
There is no fun in boys
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
WILLIAM KIRBY.

y v
you some day. Goodbye, and don't
forget to write boy story soon. Your
fond nephew,
WILLIAM KIRBY.
o
Butte City, Dec 80, 1899.
Dear Aunt Busy:
l have never seen a letter from
Butte, so l will write you one. 1 am
twelve years old. go to school. My
studies are catelchissm, Bible history,
translation, spelling, geography, and
United States history. / like to study
my catechism. / am going to make my
first Holy Communion in the spring
Next time [ will write more to you
Your loving niece,
MARY ROCHE.
Denver, Dec. 29, 1S9.
Dear Aunt Busy:
This is my first letter to you. 1 am
eight years old. l go to school every
day. Lam in the third room, class.
I like. to read the letters in the paper
but | like your letters best of all. Dear
Aunt Busy, goodbye. Your loving
friends, AGNES DONAVON.
Salt Lake City Jan. l, 1900
Dear Aunt Busy;
We have just got over the scarlet
fever. ! never had it but my little
brother and sister had it, I had it
when / was a baby. 1 got a doll in
a pink satin dress with blue yoke
and blue sleeves, and a buggie and
two more dolls. Just think, and a book.
Did YOU have a very nice Christmas?
l did. but mama said that since 1 don't
believe in a Santa Claus l can't have
a. very nice Christmas. l hope you win
have a very Happy New Year.
ORA M'DERMOTT.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

For the Dormitf.n Church in Jerusalem
Wmca is 10 be built by the Catholics OF
(5eTmany, q sum Of nearly 100000 marks
has been collected
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

Rev. J.. a. Smith. pastor Of the Church
OF the ImmucuIate Conception &C Wells
vile n. y. died last Saturday morning
after an illness of ten days. aged about Is
years He came from Limest0nes. n. y.
ana was at one time assistant at IS
Peter and Paul Church i'm Eimira.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

Rev. James p. Cunningham. the pastor
Of -. Thomas Church. Hampden Ma,
celebrated the TWEEN v-lfth anniversary ~
his ordination last week.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
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: THE CATHOLIC WORLD. (


1T is proposed to hold an international
congress OF Catholic worNnEmen in Parl.
in 1900.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

A great national pilgrimage from Ba-
ydTia TO Rome viii take place during the
holy year.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

1t is rumordI that the name of Very
t{eF. r.. a. o Brien has been sent i'm for
the c5adjUt0rsh.p OF Fort WAYNE. Ind.
We know of no one upon whom the. nitro
would sit more gracefully says the Mich
lgGn Catholic. Dean O'Brien is one of che
loved priests in thjs diocese and has hosts
Of friends all over the continent
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

John MayhOOd. co'ored. 81 years old. q.
painter, fell from q scdfrold tine C.her day-
while working on q building at 607 Elton
avenue. New York. and was seriously in
JuFed lie lay unconscious Up0U the pave
ment for some time with a large crowd of
persons gazing at him. and might have
didd without medical attention but for
Rev. w. Murphy. OF the Church of SIS.
Peter iFind Paul. who carried him nine
blocks ON his back to drug store On
Third avenue MayhUod had several ribs
and an arm broken He was removed to-
the FOrdham Hospital
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
Scheeuie in effect December q. 1893.

Scheeuie in effect December "a 1875.
LS2Ee Washington f-on ztation corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and c Street
For Chicago and No-threst, yesfibuled Limited
E1ins l9-5S q m. sos p n, daily.
10. Ior SihSisEati. s. LOUIS and Iad1Anapo--s'
Express. lo-J5 N Kes,ibuied Limited S-41 p
n, express lZ-o5 night. daily.
or PIttsb2Eg sEd Cleveland, 1873 a m AID
sd ard II 20 p m daily.
FOR Columbus. Toledo ss.d Detroit, ie-o5 night
fo4 Alnchester and way stations. 80 a u
ans $50 and $50 =. N.
- Lnsas. 8 40 p n- daily
ror Baltimore. week days. &sSj. 500, $50.
1s;oS, N.;lO, xs-S9. SIS, N1-53, xl0-00 a m.
Xlz;tJ H.. lz-l5. Kills. E5-o5. XSSs. 14-So, 4.SS.
NS-a7, N5-30. x5-20. xG-S9. e-S1, NS-00. xlO.O0
Xii:S3. xII-S5 P n sundays x2-55 x 20.
4 40. $50. N9-OO 2 IT.. Mos. lee. l.l5s
1S-oo. 4-s5. 25-05. N5-la, 6-S0 zs-oo. Nl9-0G.
xll-20. Al - p. m
For Annspolis 7;IO and SIS a m. Is:I5 aad
s-So p m SUNDAYS. $50 a N, fsS p ~
For FTederick, week ssys. SIS. I0-5S a m.
4-SO, $50 r. M Sundays, 900 J. m, I.lj p n
for h1SerStoUns 'I0-S5 a H. and go p IN
= r, so. $50. 7-t5 P Sundays. 800 - m,
1:l5. 1.05 ?. m.
For Gaithers6e5g sa1 way points. week DAYS.
rs p n sundays. 900 a. m. lis. As. 7.a5,
B:I5 p. m
For Washington junction and way points.
seek days, SIS a m, 4.So, $50 p IN sgadayA
$40 a. m. lis p. n
Royal Blue Line.
All trsi1s ifiunIins ted with Pintsch light
For Baltimore. Philadelphia, New Yors- Boston.
and the East, week days. 200 (Dsa-r) $50
Abunetl. 1000 (Diner) a n, E-5 (ns:==f.
i:lS (Dfner). 2s09 "Royal Limited" E,-
ciusiyely Pullman Train Dining Car. 5s05
lLaning Carr. ss0o. II 80. (SlcePinx Car open a
lO.tc o'clock. and 2-S5 night SUNDAYS T-o5.
Ss6 a n, 1905 noon. lis Dining Cars, 500,
300 Dining Cars. 500. 1850 (SeeP;zg Car Open
1850 o'elock). and 2-S5 night
Parlcr Cars IN Al dzy trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 .. A l2-o5 noon, ana
lis and 500 p. m week days. I2s55 neon Ss--
DAYS.
For Cape Nav week days Is=oJ and Isis ,. u
Except S5.aday- NExp-css trains
Baggage called for and checked fTOr hotCiz
and residences BY Union Transfer CO. on ords-s
left n ticket oflrss SO Pennsylvania AveBu5
Nm, New HOTk Avenue ard 18th Street. and
nerat
r. A.. CNDERwOOD D. r. MARTIN.
2d Y ?. and Cen Man Mgr Pass Tra;lsc-
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EoR sALE-uICYCLES.
BICYCLES.

We have just received a hall ca load ei bicycles
and bicycle sgiEdTies. and viii put them GA the
bargain counter for Wednesday. ThEEsday, Fri
day. saturday. NAY ,. .. 4. aud 3. TWo-doilar
cyciomcters. Jecs Il cycletnsters 2-c; - me-
scnger saddisS. 81; - Perry pnedma1ic saddles.
SSc other saddles. 25c up: push button bells ok
continuous ringing bells- 13cs graphite. Re-.
pSiT Kits. 4c, Gsrii lamps. rigid brackets. 80.
Dsitz lamps. 9Scs pedals e9c s9c. So pair,
pants gCIfds. lc; sc ;cot pumps 24c- grips 5c
pair; chains. al high grade 5.ic and 7se esea;
spokes complete. lc. lamp brackets. 80; ccmentS.
al kinds. IL. Tire kangaroo. Sl-5J; Goodrich,
- 50; Chase. Sl61; otgr high grade tirr>. Sf-Si.
All Tires mechanically put on free ct charge.
Leather toe clips. 2ss Eckie steel clips. ~ pair
We also have nex Barnes wheeis. So; CleyelsEds,
and sh0ps-rTu. $40 up: 500 lroquois, SD -.
so Calmets. Sl9-S5; Readings. 2i-50 also
Eciipses. kesiiRgs. Ramblers. CoiuuItsiaS. Spald-
ings, Tribunes, AID other high h-grade makes AZ
yosr UUn prices These goods are new and shop
and are fully guaranteed SPECIAL bargains
in Sterlings sale starts Wednesday. Msy , and
positively closes SATURDAY. Wsit fer ~; We can
save ycsl money in al makes Of bicycles and sun
dries. Rememher. the NEW YORK CN-
Gle COMPANY. f2t Ninth aU-
APPS. .30pnl- sp29 90 nIA lam
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FOR SALE- Bicycle: SO Enquire Sundays. 1884
p st. NV. SpzSSr
ANOTHER BsRGAIN-We have ON hand % Of
the famous Neiseih1ch bicycles. new Issa
n,cdels; up 10 date in eveFy respect: one pserc
hanger. expaadeT bar. ard seat post; choice Of
saddles etc. guaranteed tar thc year. have thsI.s
IN , color, price so. doa't Iuis. this cianr..
NATIONAL CYCLE co. ifsl Penna. ave apss-tf
BIG BARCAINS--Ia sesoad- band bicycle: some
hiah graGe ard cEiy siisEtsy u-ed; from - up
CYCLE EXCHANGE. 80 ieth 81 r0 APIS,
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every ssy in the year Cor Norfolk, New
- port News. and al points south. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace ssearn=fs
= newport New" ;" rScrfolk," !" and Wash
= ington. , c. the fcIloWing schedule:
Nv Washington 6.5g pm Es Portsmouth 5. % PA
Ls- Aiexandria.7-0o pm LT Norfolk. :. i5 pm
Ar n Monroe s-o0 am = IL. FL Mofroe--s. IS pm
Ar Sorfoik-----s-g0 am Ar Alexandris e 80 an
'Ar forismouth-sl5 am Ar Washi,gt0n--7-o5 am
= Tickets safe Al sI7 Penn. ave-. B, aid
- " Ticket Off1re. 90 Penn ave. and cOsnef
- 10Th st. and \. Y. ave c. s o. ticket Of
- netSs Al 5l3 Penn Sve-..and coo Isth ST;
- 3 A i. ticket osice. IkSl n Y ave, and
- On board steamers
x5for fursher Information apply Al gen
- sral ofnces. lth a. wharf, Nash ID. C.
- Phone $50
no2s-1 JOIN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR SALE-or exchange for city property. at a
bargain. 90 scres, as Whole or ia part 10
Gated The Risss Road. near Soldicrs' Hoa5a:
price s-d terms rcasonatlc. LOIiS T. SHeY-
EARER, $50 81. nv. s5Ss.ea.
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FOR sALE-FARMS-

FOR SALE-A nice fsrm Ct - acreS; good dwell
ing barn. stable. hen house. plenty o. fruit.
good land. two miles east Cf Beuning. fronting
au2s-6t cul
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TOR -NORTHWEsI

FOR RENr OR SALE-Niceiy furnished 7-room
cottage al Colonial Beach. Va. situated on
the highest part cf the Bsaen en- river front:
beautiful view of the Potomac River Address
BON $50. this cffioe Apes-3t
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SCR RENT Rooms IA 'sldng. s32 81. NV:
heap stns ApRis 4, ". j. DANTE, fiutch
us G.ds. lo;h and SIS. s9--.i
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WANTED Y Dung lady copyt.t; must write pi5in;
permanent and good pay. BASEMENT, 5l5
18th ST nv. X
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FoR ssLE-sUBURBAN.

FOH SALE-St BIKBAN
FOR SALE-0n Virginia He tights. opposite George
town. nice s-roOsn hou-e concTeted cellar.
large new stable; fine orchard and garsie-, els-
iest terms Address Box So. this ofiice.
apzs-5t.cm
FOR SALE Brentwood. frSt st8tioa ia M5ryland
b. d O.. ana suburban eieciric lailwsss; Eio-
laday Company eEers lots all s;2es a 10 6 cents
square foot; long time: small eash. Enquire "
\ BARTLETT, go 2 a., Brentwood Sta
tea, I'D apzT-lm1-cm
FOR SALE Rensinston. neU hosse six rooms
sr, bath. eorYeEi.nt aud vtii blilf. con +.
lot f. p. NASH 1851 s.h Il apzsS
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" WANTED Woman cook white celored CAu
before O'Clock SATURDAY, 70s ID st. So Ii
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. COUNTRY BOARD.

L'OUvERTUR VILLA Is now omen for the accom-
medallion Of Transient and REGULAR boardefs.
cor Takoma aud Baltimore ayes.. TaS0ma PARK
l. ". THOMAS. Proprietor ap2G- EN-
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WANTED-A eolored girl cf IA or I5 years of
age TO do light work. Apply at Coz G ST.
NV. IL
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" WANTED-Lady eopvisi; also lady stenograPher,
cock, and houseworkers; Sia. Zoo New York
ave NV. IL
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WANTED-A reliable cook with good rel. at MS
IIth 81 NV Item
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NANTED-A young girl 10 care for child and
assist in house~ork. Apply Monday alter
noes 20 346S 7th ST. NV apsS-iJ, en-
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" WANTED-Wais, hands. hclpess, and apprentice
NIRT'S. $50 nth Il. NV. ap2s-5t-em
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wANTED-A woman for general houseWork for
family Of three; stay nights; rets. Apply SO
I ou,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
~~~~-----~----- ---~-r-e-0--c-0-C---~r~~
CANADIAN PACIFI RAILWAY
Intended Steamship Sal -ings from Vancouver.
JAPAN CHINA AM PHiLI27,z: ISlss1S
EMPRESS OF CHINA----May 4. July 9. Seps- 10
EMPRESS or INDIA My Ss. July 30 Oct {
EMPRESS OF JAPAN-..-JuBe IS. Aug 90 Nov D
EkSalA AD A. -es! Ala
AoRANGI. June I WARRIHOO- June -
For r4.es apply I223 Pennsylvania Avenue
delS tn n. "a. 1857
AMERICAN LINE
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW RK-SOCTHANPT0S- LONDON
CALLING. NESBOEND. AT CHERBOURG.
Sailing Wednesdays az 10 J. M
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTVE ERP-PARIS.
Every Wednesday az u noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Ia and Is. Y. R--Ofiee. 3 Broadway. n y
Philade. .phia Ofire 3o5- 3O7 Walnut ST
WASHINGTON OFFICE-lSo6 ST. n W
Or W C. MOSS. Agent, at Sanders & Stssm
lS-7 ST NV
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WANTED-At once. waist hands; call after
M. 1876 18th 81 NV. Item
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wANTED-AGENTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEM,LE.

place to do general bou-,sosk. Ap-
ply - 9Th It ne n EN-
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9Ol4 + 81. NV. ap2s-St ,er
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR S.si-EA \ few more mice lots at DesueWeoe
ne. eNtefsion u TIE Columbia var line, ore
fare; large lots S1a9, sItsau monthly pasmeHtS.
ansC.st en- n
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WANTED-At REINHARDT-s KIN SILK House
corner 1th and I St.. experienced bundle
vrapDpTs
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WANTED-By respectable colared girl. place a.
cook or Arse. 22.} Cleveland ave nv
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sTOR AGE - cci.is per iead UNITED STATES
eroRAcE 60, 80 lell s.. n~. apas-St
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WANTED-Young woman cook; suburbs. stay
nights; bring refs. APph H. Y GRAY, sS
Il. ave. I.Lm
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WANTED-Ten families for the new city. to
leave next Monday night. Call for infOTma.
ti0n. office open "Wednesday, p. m., 1911 10th
St. NV. $. II. JOHNSON. ap2j-it
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-FOE Nd

FOUND-A place 70 repack yo1T charcoal water
filters. the Renkam hlter a speciality. 81 each
H. NJ KINGSLEY. 9l7 d ST. nv. apl6-lmo-em
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-09
TO HELP A POOR FAMILY.
Simon Bambcrger Takes the Initiative
in the Laudable Work,

Al D'h'''''''7 '"s' "''N
named Thomas iarEshelns out OK "oIh
and becoming discouraged over the
..t...,..,. ,.raiti,r nf rr.p rroepacts.
ended ms Ille 10y ''N'H5 7.'s '"'''''l
The rash deed left - sparks family,
"a ,,.If. and f1ur children. ranging from
90. o.. .f...., ,..,rs ~ ,g.
seven Ul9''''s w. 49," n,'s
ln H,pa' "'a' t.', 49, b.
Ihty nave wv. N''.' 60 ' ,... ,t...
WoIlsls, vi ''y, ~" ~ 49,. .,I ,t,'t
DAVIS ,eullN ha''N' f., ~ ,b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-09
THE CASE or ABE MAJORS
Governor Wells May Now be Asked
to RcpricNe the condemned
uuu,

Unless Attorney j. ID. CAN Of Brig
lam city overlook JuIg. Hart at Logan
today the attorneys for Abe Majors VIII
petition Gov Wells 90 r.ureye the con-
oamusI yomg man until DTS honor zee
turns from Idaho. for which place he
DIE early yesterday morning
Counsel Ton La defendant had pre-
pared "a DIN OF exceptions TO the judges
denial of the motion for new trial. but
DIS honor Ialt for Idaho before the at-
u-u.ys could reach him. So unless
Judge Hart can be oyorDakeu before be
gets outside of the State, certified
u.y u. the appeal proceedings, includ
Bon. tHe unsigned UiIl oi exceptions, VIII
N. .I before tho Governor ana "a re-
quest made for "a reprIeye. Speaking
.. tna matter today Mr Fitch said.
Tu. right oi trial by jury is involved
.u this case. aud Majors himself be-
comes really of secondary Importance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-09
AUDITOR RICHARDS
IS MAHDAMUSED
A. M.!a0 MJsser Takes Steps to
C,npoI Payment Of $500,
which was 20 Pay tr. lIuaseF for ths
Introduction Of Fish Into the
Waters Of tlie state,

AMuuu Musser Boy hla attorney ".
D.. Hter applied to the district court TO-.
day f0r o. writ OF mandamus directed
against State Auditor Morgan Richards
Dr. commanding that official TO draw
DIS warrant lu favor Of petitioner lw
5000 appropriated boy the last Legisla-
ture uu account of experimenting lU
introducing fish into the waters OF III.
state
Petitioner says the appropriation was
approved by Gov Wells. and notWlif-
standing the fact Of there being suli
Ciant money iu he state treasury Win
which to meet the obligation. the de-.
fandand refused and stili refuses o.
draw bits warrant for the amoun-
though often requested so 90 do.
Am alternative writ was issued by
Judge N0uel4 returnable SATURDAY
August 2lth, -
Zine master FIRST came up a little over
year ago, az which time conNderap.
cOrrasuUuience passed between Audlto'
Richards and the eX-hsh ana gam.
commissioner. the former claiming ina.
he had DO right TO draw the Wallah'
for ,ha 5000 FOR the reason that the acc
count had not been acted upon by th.
State board OF examiners, previous u
the appropriation by the LEGISLATURE.
Iu support OF his position, Aullto.
Richards quoted art q see. I5' OF lN.
State constitution which provides tna'
mo- claim. except for salaries and com
uans.tIUn uf officers fixed by law sha
b. passed Dr. the Legislature wilhou.
having hast been considered ana acte.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-09
.nrrH NrEIcAN WAR.
Ta.I.auru, closed With Series OF
au.u Discussions over IT,

N" York. Aug. "a dispatch 10 a.
W.... H.M London says:
... ..I. interest iu the suuth Ali'-
.. ... U.. ...H.I. but the parliament.
.. ....U closed with 90 series OF ahsIs
discussions Ou tUs ..hiect Mr Chahl-
U#.u Hlns hereby baited by ~.
U....# 900 .u. DImWunIlauons Wh'y'
...... .u opposing members nav
....." u.U tH. Irdnsvaal govern
U... H .U .n.a there is CONSIDER"
III. ... .r party politics. u n
0.m..".. believed chat the seheI. =.
....... H.U .ase place In the autumn
... Dbl. ..... and conduct OF the wa.
".. .. t.. ISSUE before the people, SUI,
tU. politicians 4re 500, talking of sou
...... u.agG th, nation is paying -.
uH. attention t0 tLg opening OF I'd.
U..H. r ..uu Asia.
Everybody H tired of the boer VIZ.
600. J.. Hr...a- to have done with IL
5000. .. possible. hut the government ].
uH u0 mccain. convinced that the emo D.
.. hand ..I II. ia significant that rem
forcing ...... I.r tNu of The regimen
.. f.. ..H have iu-. been ordered y
N.I tH.u ...s la readiness for en-
..r....u U..E week.