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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07
Ogden Clubs.

on Saturday, March 80, the Historical
club. as guests of the state at the
school for the deaf and blind, passed a
very enjoyable time. At the conclu-
sion of the business for the afternoon
the president announced the pro-
s-rarume. which consisted of an address
on Josephine. empress of the French,
delivered in a most admirabie manner
bv Miss Seaman, and sketch OF the
life and friends of Madame kecamler
By Miss Whalen.
The president appointed Mrs. Corey
10 act as delegate to the kindergarten
association meeting.
-Tne guests OF the afternoon were
ATesdarles Moore, Hilliard, Warner,
NcCaw. Crandan and the Misses
Walker and Crandall
After partaking of light refresh
ments the club adjourned to meet April
Is with Mrs. Denbler, 2fl2 Grant
a-enue.
The Social Economic club, organized
Sunday afternoon, March 81 viii mold
its first regular meeting Wednesday
evening. at 1880 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Kate 5. billiard. 81
Twe.ty-sixth street. Every one who. IS
interested in the study of economies is
cordially invited to be present to COM
plete the Organizat =. as a course of
study Will be subml, ID, as approved
by the committee
THE Aglaia will meet with Mrs. Still
well at the Reed hotel on Tuesday,
April 9.
The Ladies' Literary club met with
Mrs. Douglass Watson "Wednesday af-
fernoon at her pretty home on Wash
inEton avenue. Mrs. w. Douglass gave
a very interesting paper on The First
Creative Period. Mrs. Fulton gave a
short sketch on THE American
Ofiicers were ther. elected for the en-
suing year. as follows: Mrs. n.
Thomas. president: Mrs p. Herdti,
vice president. Mrs. J. ScowcrOft, sec
rotary; Ms. p. Haslett, treasurer; Mrs
T. n. Carr, librarian, and Mrs. j.
Thomas, historian
During the refreshInent hour Miss
BelVa WOodnansee rendered some
choice snfacffnns on the mann
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Two noted temperance workers, Miss
Fiounce Murcatt and Or. Alice Sea-
brooke. arrived IN the city yesterday
and viii spend the next two months in
the state working in the interest of the
w. &. T. II. They are here through
the efforts of the local branch OF the
association and VIII spend The next two
weeks in this city lecturing on temper
ance subjects. Yesterday afte noon
the mSsnbers of the W. G. I. u. held
a reception at the DeacOness home in
honor OF the noted visitors. Both ladies
made short addresses. Miss Murcutt
told of the work accomplished in Aus
frslia by the w. c. r. y. since IL was
organized in 1892. and DR.. SeabrOOke
spoke on temperance from medical
womaTi's standpoint.
Miss Murcutt is 81 Australian. She is
making a tour of the world, lectUring
on temperance, and IS a rational or
ganizer of the w c. = L.
Dr. SeabroOke is a noted physician
of Philadelphia and has been resident
physician of the Methodist hospital Of
that city for the past seven years. She
is making a tour of the west with Miss
Murcutt, merely for pleasure, but has
consented TO assist by a series Of lee
lures.
During the coming week the ladies
will speak at the following places:
This evening and tomorrow evening
at Waterloo church,; Tuesday evening
at Sugar House ward: Wednesday
morning at the Mothers congress;
Wednesday evening at Plymouth Con-
gregational church; Thursday evening
at Westminster church; Friday evening
at the Sixteenth ward meeting house.
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Ladies, literary Club.

Children's day on Thursday at the
Ladies Literary club was one of the
most enjoyable days in the history OF
the club. over 100 children were pres
ent and all entered heartily into the
pleasure of the occasion. The pro-
gramme was arranged by Mrs. William
Iglehsart and consisted of Mother
Goose rhymes. illustrated by tableauX.
songs and an instructive talk on Utah
Birds. by Miss Stokes OF the High
The following meetings are scheduled
for the coming week:
Friday. April y, viii be Newspaper
day The programme is in charge of
AIRS. Margaret Wallace and viii con-
the Modern Newspaper" and a re-
spouse by a press representative. Mrs.
Clesson :. Kinney viii give the paper
and Judge Goodwin will make the re-
Spouse.
A business Session VIII follow the
programme.
The French section meets Tuesday
morning at 10 clock. Mrs. Ira Lewis
VIII give a talk in French on Italian
Student Life She VIII also sing a
number OF French ballads. a fun at
tendance is desired as a chairman for
the ensuins year will be elected
The history section viii meet at the
club house Thursday morning. April II,
at 10 O'Clock. The subjects viii be Re
be!lion In Canada by Mrc. Bintz, and
Wars in Afgbanistsn," BY Mrs. Groo.
one minute talks on Richard Golden
and Daniel O'ConneH.
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Mothers, Congress.

The fourth annual meeting OF the
Mothers Congress of Utah viii be held
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week,
in tie Assembly hall The programme
is an interesting one, ana the sessions
VIII be attended by prominent women
from the different parts of the state.
The following is the programme:
Tuesday morning session
Invocation MIS- a l.. HYDE
Address OF. welcome -..---.---.--.--.
........--. Mrs. William NJ, Stewart
Baritone sole ........Mr. Joan Robinson
Harmony in the Home" ..-....-....
..-.-....-.---- = Mrs W. K. DOugall
Discussion. led ny Mrs. F. ; Richards
Guitai' solo 800. Prof. CD. Schettler
Intelligent HomenalSers3& .....-...
Mrs. Ida 5. usenberry, Provo
Discussion led by Mrs w y. Williams
Soprano solo -.......Miss Ruth Wilson
"P9renta1 Reverence in the Hebrew
Home" .......... Mrs. Emma Mooney
Afternoon session
a Young Woman's Moral Infiu-
ence" -........-s Miss Belle richards
Discussion, led by ..........-..--..
....-.-..- Mrs. Alphonso II. Snow
,...--... Mra- Nellie Druee Pugsley
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Provo before leaving. for California. where
they expect to establish new residence.
Miss Maud whitehead mas returned IRON
Mrs. J, H. Mace of Deseret is a Provo
visitor.
JINGLE Jesse knight and and wife and th folS
during the week
Professor J. e Hickman and wife have
been visiting in Salt Lake City.
Alex Hedquist and wife returned from
St. George FriGay morning, where they
Quist is much improved IN health. Dr.
and Mrs. Pike, who accompanied Mr. and
are not expected to return until about
May l.
Mrs. Schwab, Mrs. Irvine and Miss Nell
kie entertained the SiXty-three card club
Tuesday at the home of Mrs Schwab. The
Drize-wlnners were Mrs. Herman Martin
and Mr.. w. d. Roberts, jr.
Mrs. R. r. Irvine is visiting friends in
Salt Lake for few days.
Frank Mangum was a Salt Lake visitor
Thursday and Friday.
Alexander Wilkins. a member of the
city council, was visiting friends in Coal
Viile part CT this week
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T. W. &. Hathenbruck, agent for the
Salt Lake Implement company, was visit
ing his family a few days during the
week. lie returned TO Heber Friday after
noon.
Mrs. w. h. Henry returned from Spring
Lake Saturday, where she had been since
Thursday, visiting friends
Senator owen Smoot and wife will leave
for Los Angeles Monday, to be gone a
pleasure trip. while the senator mas bust
ness matters TO attend to.
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The Utah Sorosis spent a most delight
full afternoon "Wednesday at the home
OF Mrs. Yates. In the absence OF the
president, Mrs Yates was caled to pre-
programme WAS a well prepared paper by
Mrs. Houtz on 'Bulwer-Lytton and His
After the transaction of regular business
an open discussion was entered into by
the members on the Careful Training of
Children The Grub adjourned to inset
again in one week with Mrs. Jacob Evans.
A tull attendance Is requested, as bust
ness of much importance will be trans
acted.
r w. Wood has been down from SEQ
field during the week visiting with his
family and attending 90 BUSINESS matters.
Miss Cora Sutton has returned from
Park City, where she has been Tor some
., e, .
Warren Loose returned from California
Sunday, where he had been Tor number
of days.
v, aFs Bessie t4,sso G i Pesk & Salt Lake
guest Of Mrs. Z. Z. German.
e. q q
Miss Lydia Jones is visiting friends in
SAT- Lake city
Several of the business men Of Provo
have recently organized a tennis club it
has not yet received name, but Will soon
be in operation The tennis courts Will
Roberts hotel.
o 9 o
Miss Minnie = sen of GlenwOOd. Sewer
county. is spending a few days in Provo
g 90 81
President l. y Hinckley of Fillmore was
visiting his children IN Provo the fore
part of the week. while on his way to
Salt Lake.
q 9 q
The entertainment given by the teach
ers and pupils of the Timpanogos school
in the Third ward meeting house Monday
night resulted IN raising a neat little sum
of money to add to the piano and picture
fund
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the. methodieal honest bourgeois that
he is.a
Twice year only does this rigid re-
gline cease to rule the king and his
surroundings That is when, for the
Christmas and summer holiday of a
month each the court is transplanted
TO the country palace at Tatoi. Here
all Is play, country. sports of every kind
taking the place Of city work. But even
IN riding, driving, bicycling, shooting
ana picnickings order and method are
made TO rule. The royal family has to
amuse itself watch in hand. The king
insists on their being regular as clock
work IN everything they do. It woul6
seem probable that he has already fixed
the hour at which il will be becoming
for him to die. If he has arranged that
little matter, you may bet anything you
ike he viii be on time. Our Georgy''
has never been late yet, or allowed any
one else 20 be. II death doe. moi. COME
according to schedule the dark ANGEL
would pass a bad quarter OF. an hour
with George of Greece.
Copyright. 1901, by stephen Austin.)
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WoIaan's Club.

An interesting paper was read before
the club on Tuesday last by Mrs. =. :.
kinney Subject, ~ Memorable Sum
uaer school, Il was written by a lady
who spent the summer ~ Cambridge
when the 1850 Cuban teachers were
brought and entertained there by the
United States gOvei pment The paper
describes their manners. curious dress
and language in a most graphic and
entertaining manner.
Their esgerness to learn all they
could of our language. habits, manners
and customs was something marvellous.
They even tried 20 learn the American
dances and assiduOusly DraCticed the
tsvo-step. The writer comments most
savorably on their almost childlike
simplicity and above all their unfailing
courtesy and poiiteness under the most
trying circumstances, and predicts that
the visit viii be of the utmost import
ance IL Cuba ia every way.
The paper on next Tuesday viii be
1.-The Advantages of Municipal owner
ship"
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An Absent-niinded Begear.

brooklyn Eagle.)
At little dinner given here the other
night by a few selectss mem oers of the
House OF Commons one of the lead
ers acted as POSTMASTER He has a habit
of forgetting names. although his mem
DRY Tor events and dates is excellent He
went into a long ard very enthusiastic
description of the record Of one of the
men present and concluded by saying:
such record makes the name of a
man famous the world over. Such name
can never be forgotton. Sucn . man is
is-(long pausel: what the devil is YOUR
name. old man2'
The reception given to the man intro
duced was MARRIED by the hilarity occa-
stoned by the introduction
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Provo Clubs.

The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Schwab. with the president, Mrs. L. a.
Wedgwood, in the chair.
The first topic of the afternoon,
Current Literature was presented by
Mrs Beeseiy in pleasing manner
Miss Isely read a paper in Ivan
Turgeneif." the~Prussian novelist.
Count Leo Tolstoi' was the subject
of in able paper by Miss Dickinson.
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Club Notes.

The p. E.-O., society met yesterday
afternoon at 4S6 Third street The next
regular meeting will be held in two
weeks at ? o'clock.
O. 9
The Salt Lake City Parliamentary
club viii meet Thursday afternoon,
April II, at $780, at the club house.
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The ladies auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. g
A met yesterday afternoon and out
lined plans for the spring work.
&
The Bible Study circle of the Council
of Jewish Women viii meet in the 7. O.
b. y. hall Wednesday. April 10, at 3
p m. Rabbi Reynolds will conduct the
circle. and Mrs. .. BOchmer will read
a paper on "Isaiahs Visions and It's
Lessons"
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A FINE HOTEL.
Name IF st. James Changed to Pal
-paoT-

Name nf st. James Changed to Pal
mer House.
Another high-class hotel has been
opened in Salt Lake in the Palmer
House. In none of them. however.
can the wayfarer's tastes be better
suited, no matter what his position in
life may be, than at the PALMER It is
centrally located 325 South Main
street, and the rates are from 81. SO to
81 per day
The Palmer was formerly the St
James The new proprietors are Messrs.
Palmer q Palmer, both of whom are
experienced hotel men. They propose
TO excel not only IN the brightness.
cleanliness and comfortable furnish
ings of the rooms, but in the cuisine.
Their table is provided with all of the
good things the market affords.
Special rates viii ge given to theatri-
cal companies
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The Reviewers.

Monday was an open day at the Re-
viewers club. The topic, Margaret De
IND and Her Stories, was given by
Mrs. Wightman. The session was held
at the home CT Mrs. Bickford. a num-
Der of guests We're present and refresh
7nents were served.
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Ice Consumers

We have our usual supply of natural
and pure distilled water Artificial Ice.
IN which we are exclusive dealers.
Place your order with this always re-
liable company and be absolutely sure
OF receiving your ice during the entire
season. Orders for carload lots So
icited. Office and Factory. $50 So. Srd
West st. Tel. 43. Red Wagons"
SALT LAKE ICE co.
J. Z. LYNCH, Manager.
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BGll. lL IS not at ali
wonderful; my sue
cess is entirely due
10 the merit of my
belt-It is due to the
fact that one cured
person always tells
an ailing friend the
remedy which made
the cure. There are
many electric belts.
but none like mine.
II IS gotten up on
different principles
I do not care how
long a man or wont
an has suffered or
to what stage their
q / I m 2 ut s have
reached. my Elec-
trio Belt will make
them strong, healthy
and vigorous again.
Vitality and Vigor-
str o = e. TO 10 Y S {
health-may again
be yours BY the
application of the
right current of
electricity applied
right. AS a reward
for. my study. re-
search and disCOV-
- IL InsA-a
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kindergarten Mketing.

The Free Kindergarten association of
OgCsen win hold a special meeting at
the home of the president, 5e7 Twenty
sixth street. Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock. to finish q the business COM
menced sit the last meeting. The club
committee is especially asked to be
present
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Some Foolish People

allow q cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach OF medicine. They often
saw "Oh - will wear away" but in
most cases it wears them away Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
is sold on a positive guarantee to cure
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price, 25c and soc. Trial size free. For
sale by Godbe-Pitts Drug company
Salt Lake City Utah.
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A NERVE PLAGUE.

ut Is Alarming" Says DR.. Bennett. the
Electrical Authority. Ito Really Know
the Vast NumbeT of Men-and Women.
.TOO-Suffering From Those Wasting,
Nervous Disorders Which Take the Vi
tally. NigOr, Strength, Ambition and
the Very Life Itself Out Of the Suffer
ing misunderstanding VIII Cure All
These Weaknesses and Restore You to
Perfect Health and NigOr il Properly
Applied The Doctor Guarantees His
Method of Applying Electricity to Cure
in Every Case, and If 1t Fails It Does
Not Cost You a Cent-Read About His
Electric Belt and Secure His BOOk-It
VIII Interest You.
Many persons say it is wonderful the
success 1 have made with my Electric
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DIR. Benefits Electric Belt

Is called an Electric Belt because that is
the proper name for it. as il is worn
around the body like a belt; however do
not confOund 1t with the many sO-called
electric belts now being offered the pub
lie. Ny Belt has soft, silSen. chamois-
covered sponge electrodes. which do not
burn and blister as do the bare metal
electrodes used on all other makes OF
belts. Ny Belt can be renewed when
burned out for only 75c; when others burn
out they are worthless Absolutely guar
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nesses in either SEX; restore Lost Vigor
and Vitality. check Losses, cure Rheu-
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If you have an old-style belt which
burns and biisters, or gives no current or
is burned out and cannot be renewed
send 1t TO me as half payment Of one OF
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The Finding of the Fountain OF Eternal
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Dr.Bennett B BIfst 81
us to 1z3 Union Block Danvar Col.
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NOTICE.

To the People from the South.
For the accommodation of people re-
siding south of Juab, the Oregon Short
Line Will run the train leaving at Cos
p. m., tonight Sunday, through to
Milford
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An ounce OF prevention is worth a
pound of cure, and a bottle of BAL
in time is worth a staff of physicians.
with drug store or two included
Price, p and so cents. Van Dykes Drug
Store, corner Main and Third South
streets
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SUITS FOR MEN.

There's certainly a greater va
riety here than can be found else
where in Salt Lake.
Styles to suit everybody at the
price they want to pay. We
show suits at
$3.50, $1,000 and S12. ,.
that are remarkable values. All
fashionable patterns.
Or if it's finer ones you want,
they're here, too, in pleasing
variety, and at prices that will
please you.
lDRESSY SHOES.
Our stock is confined to the most
dependable makes. Our So, $3.50
and $500 shoes ara unapproach-
able values. They look as good
and are as good as most $500 and
$3.50 grades.
We've cheaper and more expen-
sive ones if you want them
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Notice- 10 Odd Fellows

The grand sire of your order viii be
IN Denver April %, and to enable You
TO meet him the Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific Will sell excursion tickets
from all Utah points to Denver and re-
turn ct half rates.
See L. J. Kyes. POI Main street, for
details.
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Some Dav.r

On wings agiint with Dulsfne light
Caught from the hours we were to-
gether
Ny spirit flies to You this rjght,
a singing bird, in stormy weather.
" nat though the Presents path be set
WIN trials that make our lashes wet2
Whet II the Presents sad decree
Means parted ways for you and me?
me clouds that shut away the stars
This sobbiug night of wild winds blow
ing
snail lice when dawn's rose gold-set bars
Ope wide before the mornings glowing
50 Faith and Hope have told my heart
some cav snail dawn when ways apart
And .Qneiv hours for you and me
flee
Mary Derereux. in Boston Transcript.
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States government has given me the ex-
elusive use OF my method of applying
Electricity to the weak vigOrless, nerv-
Gus systems Of nIsn and women. I care
not the cause Of your weakuess-if the
weakness exists, my Belt VIII cure it.
will make you strong, as Mother Nature
intended you to be. II my Belt fails TO
cure You (Which is not at all hkely) It
shall not cost you a cent guarantees
the cure.
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THE DAILY HERALD

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They pay; they please-HeraId In
sured wants. Try them. They are
winners.
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Ask about them-Herald Insured
wants.
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SHIRTS.
It depends on the kind of shirt
you want. There are enough
styles and patterns to satisfy any
taste.
In price they're well ranged,
showing the greatest assortment
.$1.OO and $1.25.
Other good lines at Use, and
the famous Star Brand, which al
ways sells at S1.75.
HATS.
A very important part of
mans makeup is his hat. Any
man can find a becoming shape
in our well selected stock.
Suitable shapes for old men,
middle-aged men and young men
$3.50 to $500.
Hats and caps for boys.
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IN SOCIETY,

CONTINUED from Page 40
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which gave a clear picture of the life
and work of this unique Russian.
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V-OlIIIlIrlEu IIOIII I a5O II
Provo before leaving for California, where
they expect to establish new residence.
g . &.
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OFFICE, Progress block. 1i9 South Main
street, Salt Lake City
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airy Ael'ereux. in Boston Transcript.