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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-14

which had charge OF the decorations
and seating Of the congregation az
President Shows funeral He an
nounces that the meeting Is an imports
ant one and that he desires every
member to be in attendance. II VIII be
held at the Presidents office at o'clock
tomorrow evening.
John Jones, conductor In the en-
ploy Of the Consolidated Railway and
Power company, this morning met with
a painful accident az the corner OF East
Temple and First South streets, While
adjusting his trolley The man was
leaning over the rear platform when
he lost his balance and fell heavily
upon the pavement. He was picked up
suffering from a badly cut head and
confused hip and conveyed 10 his home
sanpete Free Press; The sugar beet
crop Is about all harvested and market
ed. Mantl raised about 100 tons, oven
ca tons Of which have been shipped out
Eplram has shipped about 40 tons,
While the crop Of Moronl aud vicinity
will reach upwards OF 1900 tons, ana
will he the means Of distributing some
$1,000 among the farmers Of that sec
ton The beet industry win prove the
salvation Of Sanpete county and the en-
terprise must be encouraged In every
possible way.
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LATE LOCALS.

Today's clearings amounted TO S6iS,-
a0l.S7. The clearing OF the correspond
ing day last year was Si1S,l
II was definitely decided today that
there will be no more Tabernacle organ
recltals until after the April Confer
ence.
The Eighteenth ward school house
will be the scene Of a farewell enter
tainment in honor OF Elder Sager to-
night. The Bishopric OF the ward IN
vite the people to attend
Darnlel Campbell Of Holiday was
brought to Salt Lake today and taken
TO the Keogh-MoKenna hospital by DR..
Raucher. The patient Is suffering from
appendicitis and viii be operated On
this evening.
Manager h. +. Grant Of Heber j.
Grant and company returned yesterday
from San Francisco, where he has been
for ten days on business. lie reports
business to be lively on the coast ana
says that the merchants Of San Fran
cisco are very happy that the strike
has at least been patched up for a
while.
DIR. Seymour b. Young chairman, has
called a meeting OF the committees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-14
nrsrREr EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1901

name. A box with three leads went
with Il. Then with a grand swoop ne
put fountain pen complete, filled with
Ink, a penholder with six pens, an IN
delible pencil holder with one boX OF
leads, an into one package, and sold II
for 20 cents. The crowd took them as
FIST az he could put them up for long
time.
Now. why do ! write about this For
the lessons 10 be learned from II.
IL sou want to sell goods, study them
I'm you know what they will do. and
how 10 make them do II; learn to show
them N an attractive manner. learn
how to make your customer believe he
Is getting them reasonably, ana get
them where the consumers VIII see
them.
Second, what lot of material W9rk
and time IL must take 70 make an tnal
stun Then add manufacturer y yop-
hers and retailers profits ana see nov
little each would have " there were no
expenses TO come out--and hereafter
desplse not little things. -,
Third, when you are tempted 10 puy
something cheap, or have chancs 10
get good deal for a little, remember
my experience with this fountain pen
man.
The fountain penholder Is thin TN
inkholder Is glass the cap has SOFT
rubber Which holds It In place ana the
pen Is brass, | have never made u
mark yet. The rest Of the goods are
equally traiL People are not maklns
you presents; you will not get more
than you pay for. 1t Is foolish TO ex-
pecs II. The gambler Is not there Tor
his health. but your money. Anything
unroasonably cheap VIII prove TO be TOO
cheap 10 be OF any use,
A Newspaper too cheap will be disas'
trous 10 your ideals; better pay more
and set your moneys worth'-C u.
Chapman In Country Gentleman
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Old as the Pyramids

And as little changed by the
ages, is Scrofula, than which
no disease, save Consumption,
is responsible for a larger
mortality, and Consumption
is its outgrowth.
1t affects the glands, the
mucous membranes, tissues
and bones; causes punches in
the neck, catarrhal troubles,
ricketts,, inhamed eyelids, sore
ears, cutaneous eruptions, etc.
VI suffered from scroiula, the disease Of.
fecting the glands Of my neck. Ibid every
thing was told to DO to eradicate It, but
without success. then began taking
Hoods sarsaparilla, and the swelling In my
neck entirely disappeared and my skin re-
sumed a smooth, healthy appearance. The
cure was complete" Miss ASTA MITCHELL,
el5 Scott ST., Covinglon, Ky.
my daughter was almost blind with
scrofula. had derived so much benefit
from Hoods Sarsaparilla that gave her
this medicine and now her eyes are sound
and she is In good health. Hoods cured
me Of nervousness and debility, and saved
my liie.n ONE KooScE, Cayoe, Ky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-14
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Slump III Prices Continues Uncle Sam,
Ajax and Carisa Much Weaker.

Prices continued their downward
course on the exchange this afternoon.
The most pronounced drop occurred In
Uncle Sam. which slumped to Sl25 after
opening around s135 Something like
5000 shares OF the stock changed hands
during the call Ajax dropped nearly
5000 shares at prices RAM ing from 81
TO 96%c. Carlsa fell away " Sl.l6. while
Tesora declined to "a. Tetlo was active
at 90. May Day weak ned TO l11
while Ben Butler participated at l1&.
Boss Tweed hur- around 80. Daly-West
loosened up 20 shares on a bid OF
S3475. California was traded IN on the
curb around $3.50, though sales were
made as high as Sl.2l
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CAR TICKETS RAISED.
Tomorrow Morning Half Cent Addi.
tional on Communication Tickets.

Effective tomorrow morning the pat.
rons Of the Consolidated Railway &
Power company will be able to obtain
transfers TO any part OF the city which
in the past was trayersed by the old
salt Lake and Rapid Transit systems.
Transfers will be Issued for any line
With the exception Of those which are
Immediately parallel
In the face Of the fact that now II is
possible 10 ride all over Salt Lake for
practically five cents. the directors OF
the street car company have concluded
70 raise the price Of Communication ticket
books, so that the man who purchases
tickets tomorrow morning and hereal +
ter viii buy them on the basis OF y
cents per ticket In place Of the cents
heretofore in vogue a similar raise
Of half cent on each ticket will also
go into effect tomorrow morning on
students tickets which win be 3 cents
In place OF the 9is.
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CRIME IN OGDEN.
Five Men Arrested Are Said to be
Burglars and Bad Men.
Especial to the "NewsD

tSpeClal 70 the News
Ogden, Oct l4-Detective Pender
and officer Brown this morning arrest
ed Ave men who gave the names OF
John Allen, Richard Klllan, George
Smith. George West and James Ryan.
They were arraigned on the charge Of
vagranCy and sentenced to ten days.
II Is learned however. that a more
serious charge Is hanging over their
heads and that a complaint charging
burglary viii shortly be sworn 10. The
accused men are alleged 20 have
broken into ear belonging TO the Ore
gon short Line and stealing some $50
worth Of underwear and clohling. the
property Of the Pacific Hotel company.
The property IL said 20 have been
powned around town by the men while
the officers have discovered the balance
cached away behind a pile OF ties flank .
ing the track, The burglary was com.
mltted Saturday night.
Charles Lewis was found guilty of
yAarAncy in the police court THIS morn.
,ng and given ten days. lie also has a
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charge OF stealing pair Of pants from
the Farmers store on Saturday hang
ing over his head.
i. Trunkhlll, was arrested this morn
ing for stealing a quilt, a lap robe
and shoes from n farmers wagon on
Saturday.
John Jones was sentenced TO fifteen
days In Jail this morning for absent
mlrtiedlt walking off with an um-
brella,
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And in accordance with law and a.
order OF the Board OF Directors mace
on the tenth day OF September ls0l, =
many shares OF each parcel OF sugl
stock as may be necessary VIII Dc soy
al public auction at the office OF us
company, Mccormick < CO. bank, sal'
Lake City, Utah. on "Wednesday lns
Both day OF October, 1901, at one ociOea
D. M, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the cost oil ao'
yertlsing and the expenses OF the ssis
a. HANAUER. JR.. Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-14
ESTATE TROUBLE SETTLED.
Ferry'Erwln Difficulty Is Finally Com'
promised,

The Ferry-Erwln suit for the recoy-
cry OF property estimated at from VI
100000 to s2.OOO,OOO has been oompro-
missed and will be dismissed by Judge
Stewart in Coalville this week. W..
Montague and Edward S. Ferry. guar
dams Of their fathers estate, have OBJ
tanned possession OF practically all they
demanded. They still claim over SEQ
shares OF Silver King stock from Wind
sor V. Rice, who wos trustee for the
father OF the young men,
The entire value Of the Ferry estate
Is said TO be close to 100000, which
has come into possession OF the guard
ians within the last six months. There
are two daughters, residing IN 70
East. who are also heirs to the estate.
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COURT NOTES.

The Third district court In this city
Is practically shut down for week.
Judge Stewart has gone 20 summit
county for two weeks to hold court al
Coalyile Judge Morse went to Tooele
this morning, and Will also be gone for
two weeks unless he returns on Satur-
day next for one day only.
Judge Hall win hold a session or
the equity court on Friday, but VIII
not take up the trial calendar till Mon
nnu Oct OIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-14
YOUNG LADY MISSIONARIES.
Miss Thurman aud Miss Bean Start for
England.

Miss Marguerite Thurman and Miss
Nina Bean. the former OF Provo, and
the latter OF Salt Lake, left today for
England whittier they go TO perform a
mission. They go first to New York
Where they will spend n few days with
friends and they will sail from Boston
on Wednesday, October 23.
Both OF these young ladies are In
telllgent and enthusiastic and they
are looking forward to a very profit
able mission.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Band music was a feature Of today's
convention.
The Democratic city committee has
opened headquarters In the Walker
House.
The delegates completely filed the
lower part OF the Theater, and the pub
lie occupied about all Of the space In
the flTst gallery.
Scandinavian Republicans not in
sympathy with the fight being made
against Recorder Nystrom, met In the
city and county building on Saturday
night. and endorsed his candidacy 10
succeed himself
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FUNERAL NOTES.

Considerable praise yesterday was
showered upon the members OF Held IS
band. who cancelled their concert at
the Grand Theater and volunteered the
services at the funeral They went 10
Brigham city with the funeral tram
and rendered almost Indispensable SER
vice, Mr.. Held has led his own band
at the funeral OF every President Of the
Church since Brigham Young.
Undertaken Joseph r. Taylor made
himself exceedingly useful, due to his
experience, together with his intelli-
gence. He was assisted az Brigham
City by Undertaken Lorenzo Snow,
whose hearse conveyed the remains TO
the cemetery.
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CLOSING PRICES.

New York. Oct. 14-Closing stocks.
Atchlson. 1881 Rock Island, li2, Penn.
sylyania. 1854; Southern Railway. So;
do preferred. sc; Reading, 4O% do pre-
ferred 76A L. & n, lOi; Wabash, 37h;
r. c. & J., 6lis; Southern Paciec, 6Oh :;
Missouri Pacific. 962s; n. Y. c.. 1868
II. s. steel. i32i; do preferred. s4i. Pa
clnc Mail, Az; Copper, SS7s; Union Pa
cific 99%. 81. Paul 1865; Wisconsin
Central. 2lis: do preferred, a. Anacon-
da, 36ls: c. & A.. 81. c. @. W., 22h
Leather preferred. $685. Atchison pre-
ferred. 49,, b. r. T.. COS; Sugar, lls3s;
Manhattan. 12Q: r. & O., lOiAi Metro
poltan, ljG&
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Wants a Divorce.

Ida Livingston has commenced d.
vorce proceedings against her husband,
John Livingston, on the ground OF ex-
treme cruelty. The couple were mar
ried In Salt Lake on Dec. II, 1898, A
restraining order was issued TO pre-
vent Livingston disposing OF his prop
erty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-14
DELINQUENT NorIcF.

BULLIoN-BEcK TUNNEL COMPANY.
Principal place OF business, Mccormick 4
Co.'S bank -a,t Lake City, Utah Notice
There are delinquent upon he following ae'
scribed sock on account of assessment 10
Q, Of three cents per share. levied on the l'la
day Of September, 1891, the several amount,
sci opposite The names Of the respective
aharahnldars ag fclIOWs.
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DIED.

MORRIs-In the Twenty Second ward
IN this city, Ephraim j. Morris. in
FAINT son OF James d. and Alice Jeff
Morris. Funeral Monday afternoon,
October II.
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STATE OF UTAH, !
Ofhce OF the
gErn OF SlATEl

flames 4. Hammond. Secretary Of state
OF tho state OF Utah do hereby certify that
tho foregoing Is full. true and correct copy
OF tho statement of the Above named com.
pany now on file In nv Office Eth day OF
October, 1901. j. 4. HAMMuNn
lspAIl Secretary Of State.
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't iotal'""."..'''.','''''''''' '''''"''io'a-i"'-
STATE OF UTAH.
H,v,,,t ~ .alt Taka

J. Barnett. lelng first duly sworn. ac-
c0rling 10 law deposes and says that he Is
cashier or the above named bank that
the above and foregoing report contains a
fultrue and correct statement OF the condl-
tlon of the said bans at the close Of business
~ W. ~ W. = j, BARNETT. .
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
10th day OF October, 1901,
l.eal.l ID. X. HAMMOND,
Notary Public
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ESrRAY NOTICE.

DAME INTO ny ENCta 81 no SEyEfAL
Ncek9 ugo. one y0arllns brown marc colt
Witb White slOt "a tho race The owner vii
please pryc prsDafit. DSY chafges and laN
her away. Seymour IL Young.
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IN MEMORY OF oURLATE PRESIDENT LORENZO SNOW.

IN MEMORY OF OUR LATE PRESIDENT LORENZO SNOW
---osoS==9eSS---
Another President passed from earth,
And left a lost of loving friends behindi
"a o. Cod who priced Truths wondrous WORTH
And import uis soul was free;
Like Apostolic OF olden times
Righteousness unpraised, unpaid
lie light many eIimes
And many converts. by Gods help he made
In danger oft, upon the land and
4 noble captive doord for conscience sake
Gagged. body but Into human kind
sterling a of he'll can make
Refined sensitive, as steel
The heaven was his delight
Nothing faith, quench his zeal
Nothing could him renounce the right
bondage freed, by Gods o'errullng hand
snached furnace tried as purest gold,
1led greatest role in all the land,
Wise guardian The Masters flock and fold
children Saints Of latter days
Who knew his purity and mind
thall 2lons bards neglect o sound his praise
peer equal ahal rarely find?
Q good old age he died;
a murderers nuice stricken down.
uncouned ordeals. sancthcd
Lorenzo martyrs crown
EMILY II wooDMANsEE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-14
STATE OF UTAH,
County NJ salt Lake.

Joseph T. Caine being first duly sworn &C.
cofdng . law dcpDscs an says that he IS
cashier ~ the above named bank that the
above and foregoing import contains full.
true and core I state, ~ the condition
OF the said bank al the close " busineS on
tie 18th day Of september. 1911.
JOSEPH T. GAME
Subscribed and sworn % before ne this nth
day Of october, 1901
lsEALl .kNOWLTON.
Notary It1hits
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sTATEOf UTAH.
once " the
s SECRETARY OF STATE.

], Jane. 7 Hammond. Secretary Of State OF
the state u Utah. do hereby certify tina, the
foregoing j. full, true and correct copy OF
the statement Of the above named company.
hol J i, HAMMOND,
lsEAI Secretary Of state.
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STATE OF UTAH
OFFICE or THE

NINNII IN VI NFlF y -. - ot,,o
OF The state OF itah. do hereby certify that
the fortg1nP Is n fuil. true ana correct COPY
uf the statement of the above named com
pany. now on lile In my Office this ION DAY
~ October, 1901. ,,.,.
isrAI.1 j. T. HAMMOND,
Secretary VI state.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

VIZ NAVE BUYEHS FOR HOUSES IN
all pnrts u the City. List your pro- Jerry gilb
Hubbard lnY't Co., IS W. 2nd 80.
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WALKER BROTHERS. BANKERS.

Located AZ salt Lake City In the County
OF salt Lake. State Of Utah. at the 81 ose
of business on the 10Th day OF sep
tember. 1901.
RESOURCES.
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Chas. 8. Burton Dolng first duly sworn ac'
cording 20 law deposes and says that ne Is
cashier OF the above named DAM
,Iat the above and foregoing port contains
a full, true and correct statement OF the con-
dition oi thr ssid bank at the close OF busi-
ness on fhe gOih day Of september leli
CHAS :. BURTON.
subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th dag OF October 1901. -
isrSLI HENRY 7. M'EWAN,
Notary Public.
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Report made 20 the Secretary OF State Of the
state OF Utah, " the condition Of
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LADY's GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
watch engraved ". 20 Q. Lost between
Lighth sopth Tabernacle and o. = l. depot
Return to this oihee and receive reward.
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Report made to the Secretary Of state Of
the State OF Utah. OF the con-
ditlOn OF the
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State Bank Of Utah.


Located at salt Lake city, In the County
OF Salt Lake State Of Utah, ~ Tue
close of business Dn the seth DAY
OF sept, 1901
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LcR.T.

AT THE TABLttNhoLE SUNDAY, 4
purse clntainnf money ami recelpted bill
Properly OF workingman. Fiudef rotura y
this Office. Reward.
-aH.r-s-3.sas
ONE nLsOR COW. DEIiORNED BRAND
I. on left thigh. upper halt crop n right ear
Reward. Notify N ) street.
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Report made TO The Secretary OF State Of
the state OF Utah OF the con-
diiiOn of
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penort made TO the Secretary Of state OF
The state Of Utah, Of the eondi-
ton Of the
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STATE OF UTAH.
ft,,,.utv ~ saltfaka

STATE or UTAH.
C0unty OF salt Lake.
NJ. j. Chcesman being first duly sworn ac-
cordlng 10 law deposes and saws that ho Is
cashier II the abave named bank that the
above and foregoing report contains q full,
true and correct statement ~ the condition
Of the said bank at the close Of business on
the 10Th day OF sept. 1901.
NJ. ]. CHEESMAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lslh
day OF oct. 1871
teAD. LEWIS r. ROGERS,
Notary Public.
STATE on. UTAH,
ONCE Of the
SECRETARY OF STATE.
1, James I. Hammond. Secretary 81 state OF
the State Of Utah do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is full, true and correct copy OF
the statement Of the above named company,
nov ON Gle In my ONCE 18th day Of october.
lpli J. T. HAMMOND,
tsEALl Secretary Of State.
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WANTED
HELP WANT Ed.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwORK
Enquire 3ls East Brigham
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B.R. Schettler, Banker,

Located at salt Lake City, In the County
OF Salt Lake. State Of Utah az the
close OF business on the S0th day
Of sept, 1901.
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LOST.

A LADY oANyAssER. APPLY A.
schfsmm's DRUG store
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-13
THE SAMOAN ARBITRATION.
Our side of the rnse Nearly Ready
for Presentation.

The case of the United States In the
Samoan claims arbitration is nearly COM
pleted and will be presented to the arbi-
traitor, King Oscar OF Sweden. at an ear
ly date. The cases q: Great Britain and
Germany have been prepared and are
ready for submission. Owing to the con-
dition of King Oscars health there has
been some discussion among the three
nations concerned in regard to the adj
visibility of selecting another arbitrator.
but IT now appears that there will be no
change. to effect which new treaty
would be necessary.
These claims have grown out of the
bombardment of Samoan villages by Brit
ish and American warships In the polit-
ical troubles In 1899 German warships
were In Samoan waters at the time. but
did not lombard any rebel towns or as
sist the British and American seamen and
marines in suppressing the uprising.
While the American case does not contain
any claim that Germany was at the bot
tom of the troubles. 1t is said that in the
argument before the arbitrator that
charge may be made II Germany seeks
TO evade responsibility for any of the
losses incurred by the bombardments. IL
was on account of this uprising that the
United States. Great Britain. and Ger
many agreed to abandon their prutec-
torate over the Islands and take actual
possession. Germany and the United
States divided the islands between them.
Great Britain disposing of her interests
to Germany.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-13
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
The Itinerary Informally Discussed
mt the Cabinet Meeting.

Arrangements for the Presidents pro-
posed trip to the Pacific Coast were in
formally discussed at the meeting of the
Cabinet Yesterday All OF the members
of Mr. Mckinleys official family expect
to accompany him upon the trans-conti-
mental journey. 1t is probable that the
party Will be absent from Washington
for a month"; but during that time the
President will be kept fully advised of all
official matters and the Cabinet officers
will direct the affairs of their respective
departments while they are away.
Several confidential clerks and teleg
raphers will accompany the party in or
der TO assist their chiefs 1t is now ex-
pected that the Presidential train will
leave Washington on April 80, over the
Southern Railroad for New Orleans. 1t
is probable that the complete itinerary
will not be arranged until shortly before
the date Of departure
Ex-senator Carter was at the White
House yesterday in company with F. w
Bach. Of the Yellowstone Park. to urge
the President to visit the national reser-
walton. 1t is probable that two or three
days will be spent in Yellowstone Park.
Ex-senator Shoup Of Idaho invited the
President yesterday to stop at Boise City.
the capital Of that State, upon his return
from the Coast.