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Mr CAaIaterlain iaformed tht generals
taat ihtrc pas nn iruih ~ the rcPeri that
the government intrn8tl g ueu iaros hc
longlnE e. the lurEherH
on 10 subject ~ martial 3nw. NJ
Chawierifin said 81 would not 20 continaea
mnrA longer
The raioniAl secretary refused a. feeogt
nfRe az aufGhefr fore -nfTs HhN han NFrn
netHrHilE1 dufibE ef iuei before TIE war
Saving thaf ihes had hafn hrihrd hF the
reselpuoa q ihe trlksfsHd E'Eihr ihnH
hurfhers rights As = rfward fog takins
part q cnfiri in which fhrr were Hot
General Balha ronrludgd WITH On unnrni
I'm the ri0pus aud nraharF and ssli BE-
eaNsidWed ihat on srpfapfi gtipn ~ $50
NWffN WHr Inadequate
Replying "a tbiE Mr. rhamhfrlsfn com
pared Erfaf Hrifalu's treatment ~ fhs
FHcf. win bp treatment ~ fhp S0nfh ~
fhe A0rth after flf rifil var IN Amer. cal
AZ Chamberlain reaiurneafed fhe leeire
expressed hv General boihH fhaf fher
sloFid ae i've in prpee W futsrf % sonih
Afgies.
sir ChamirTian rnuflnded 81 sasirr
foaf ihF spffraulein uauif ~ glad of 40
cooperation f uta ilkr D. Efuffhis 81
haA IntNllN UfffutrN faN NON .i uHlasH-
~ fhef rrufna euih Afrtea IN he hafa
a'idltg plnre Ger aH. he frif SIRE ifaf n
tis hnrzhFrs iaft thr nrifi.h haW uaf
firr wouil hna lhfm qBiir 81 raag ffena.
70 fhr fHiufF they hna heen raj ~
mites IN tie past
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CONFERENCE WITH BOERS
Report Made Of ChambefIaiG's Inter.
view With Generals.
PROPOSALS SURPRISED SECRETARY.
The Terms Of Surrender We're Held TO
Be the Ory Guids 20 the Treat
1ent OF Beers

London, September 1o-A parliamentary
paper leuta today gives a fuu report 81
tbe recent conference between tho colonial
sorrctary, Mr. JoscpA ChamberuiB. and tHe
BoeT Ecueraie HoiAH. Dewet and DC Ia Try.
Prior 20 agreeing 90 the Interview which
lhr Beers asked for August - the colonial
secretary requested a list ~ the subjects
which IL WIS des}rsd 20 discuss sad Use
generals forwarded a list Including tbe
toll0R1us Complete amnesty 90 the fcucIsi
a yearly grant 60 an Boer widows ana or
phuus aad MANNED burgbcrs; equal Rights
f1f The English aud Dutcb language u tne
SCHOOLS aud courts thst equal rights WITH
lie British be conceded 70 tlc bursAtrs
c0mpb lug With The terms ~ surrender. in.
cluding the right 90 rturu GO south Atsca.
the immediate rciease ~ aiI prisoners o.
war, abe Reinstatement ~ tbc Officials o.
iae late South AfHelu rrpuburs as campcl.
satilu fHr tuHr l0.. of ouluat oauFlbsa-
fIqn tor AN loss HH9siuur4 ug tHr BRITISH
tf"oia bF the .-.. removal burning er DE
ei. 4"'tN4 -. Hia. leHl. ~ uN private
property. iar i"Iaai4ttulpat .i fha uufra
e'a in iEe nwuur-aiu vf taelr iHsus uouu-.
august D. t.Ht. compensation fur tlt usc
pi llc rpptrugs "r puIgblrs akpu ny rae
hfltsa aoianrlursi payment ui the lawful.
nHt2atuDs ~ the lHtc south African 81.
pINA'f. Hu.Aqlre those Incurred 90 ang
me Mhf, De- resembling of DE decision ~
sna portion N tbc Tran.NAai 10 Natat.
granting co extension 81 TIE time fuf tBr
pBrneuf of all debts dur by thr burEarrs
to lht aIe EeRtsumrat o. tbc SoutA Ann
clu tGpubllrs
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TEXAS.

The sdiu,ant general has given permits
70 SIX companies Of militia 30 attend the
Palestine carnival.
Fourteen consicts were pnrdoned during
August There WAS decrease of SEVENTY
four prisoners during tho month
r,ustot IAtton of smith county WAS shot
ana Killed. Hts wife Is very " ana nay
die as result " tho excitement
Mrs, NJ Koch ~ De'hhnls delibe.Atcig
walked iu front 81 train and way fatally
Injured she had hrooded over .he death
of her husband
hangers were Aired on from ambush ucar
Bhownsvillc aud W u. Rocbuck was ar
Tcstcd Five MeyicsDs have been arrested
Lazarus Anion-vich, Victim Of thc
storm. ended his llfc a; Galyetou hy tax
ine robson
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ST. LOUIS DOODLE CASES
Six Of the Nineteen Men indicted
Still al Liberty.
/. K. nuRRELL IS OUT on BOND.
Circuit Attorney Folk Is Confident Of
sprinoino Moro Surprises in the Course
Of the Investigations.

81. Louis, September 1o-The day
around the Four Courts. where the mu-
nicipai Doodle investigation IS being held.
was comparatively quiet, the developments
being Of less importance than on Monday
and Tuesday Judging from what is ex-
peeted tomorrow, il ii but the calm before
the storm
No new arrests were made. six Of the
nineteen members Of the alleged house Of
delegates combine being still az liberty.
Delegate Harry A. Faulkner. who was out
on bonds aggregatiuE $50 came in
and gave additional surety 70 the amount
Of srs,ooo. His bonds now equal $4,000,
q sum without precedent IN the history Of
the criminal court Of Missouri. Delegate
J. J. Hannigan was released from jan in
bonds OF S4s, 900. and Delegate Edward Z.
MurTeli who turned States evidence. left
the jail when friends became surety in
The sum Of $4,000. covering the one
charge Of bribery under which he rests.
Ex-Deiegate J K. Murrell, whose recent
confession following hiss return from Next
co resulted in the issuance Of bench war
rams akaslAEA AAkHlEEU NA Atlh IEiiOW MEM
btrs 30 the bpusc. Wss also SCI al liberty.
We furnished a bond in the sum OF SIS 900
10 the judge chambers whefe he was
taken secretly 90 avoid any possible
trouble, the court room being crowded With
accused delegates and their friends Until
this evening J K Murreli had been in
The custody 81 the circuit attorney
The grand jury was not IN session to
day, but ITS members were within call
should Attorney Folk have needed them
20 hear any new testimony. That body
will he recouvened tomorrow, when the
circumstances ni the passage OF the 1890
city lighting bhl, by which ten-year CON
tract 70 llghi the city streets was let, will
be investigated
According to She confession OF ex-Dele-
gate X. sMurreli Of the municipal as
sembiy sz7,soo was divided among certain
members Of both houses WHO secured the
passage Of the measure. Light on the
proceedings % The house Is delegates al
this tiEne has already heon shed for the
benefit Of ihe grand jury and tomorrow
the members ~ the council Will &c given .
chance 20 ifll hat they know An az
the mernheu with one exception Of the
city connril 81 800 have been subpoenaed
Cirguit Attorney Polk IS confident that
I the day viii bring forth some surnrires IN
I the shape Of indictments He fitimafrs
that they mas cover tpn1e persons outside
the chamber who were inHruulrrfai "a
+ giving hsiAte. Former Coungiiman CEarlcs
Kratz. who went % Mexiro last sB.ipr
when Indicted Tor bribery in conntrti,a
F, with subnrban street railway litigation.
( probably viii be the exception II was per
isiently iuinufcd Al day around The four
courts that kfatz bad rriurued and would
srpcar a. witness Tor the State
/ Mayor Wells Be- preparing . hili 70 Sc
/ presented ~ The municipal asssmhly PRO.
/ wiling 40 appropriation ~ sTsooo for iht
| carrying on The Doodle investigation and
| prosecution.
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THE FlReMeN's CONVENTION.
The Members Babe Fsrewell 10 FornseF
GRIND Mapter Garment.

ArdNo MdDtcF sarDcut.
Chattanooga Tenn, September i0-The
Breiberhood OF Locomotive T1remcn con.
Ycncd az o O'Clock this morning ana im
mcliafey adjourned 10 escort Former
Grand Master frank T. Sargent to the
depot Tine entire convention drew up in
lino Of the depot aud with tears in their
ryes babe farcwcu 20 Mr.. Sargent, who
has served the order for sovcntecn years
as Erand master. Mr. Sargent was called
go Washington BY Ids duties as commits
aOuey Of Immigration
This afternoon the convention rot down
20 work in earnest mss OF correspond.
cHcc aud resolutions had accumulated.
1hcto were read and referred 20 the proper
committees A portion Of the report 81 the
acting grand master Was heard but ii har
afNnEs uud master WAS heard but IL has
uH go been acted upon.
Practically nil She resolutions were SO ref
fteuce q" changes So the beneficiary laws
nf tht constitution. q resolution was fn-
tfulAcrQ providing for 3hs increase Ia the
amclut q Insurance paid on the death % b
ncmbcr ffnlu 4llgp 10 5000 The resniu.
tiru WINS referred 10 the committee on con.
>tt0tiou aud bylaws
Ibe pcnl branch 81 the brotherhood ex-
tended a. LIMITATION 20 the Convention 10
spend Saturday al Cbickumauga Park
Communications were read from MAYOR
Bose lLd The business league ~ Milwaukee
inviting Too convention % hold their next
bicnuiu session az milwaukee,. Both letters
were referred 90 the committee on welfare
~ TIE order
The tcorts u resolutions which were 10.
irpdured and which were referred 10 the
various committees viii not he acted upon
unll tafse committees report 10 VI gen.
orally Thought that the ihmrsure Niii be
Increased sH provided Tor in the resOiu-
+ nen lhirg4uee9 today
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coLoRApo. sTATE TlckeT.
The Democrats Decided 70 % Without
Popubst Assistance.

Denver. Colo, september i0.-rne demo
Gratis Of Colorado who yesterday terminates
Edward q, Stlmson for governor tonight
put the name ~ Thomas Annsar ~ san
Joan in second place 80 rs, ticket.
The PLATFORM after condemuinE the re-
rrhiirar pHuys foreign policy says. I'VE
reainfiu agt allegiance ~ TIE principles %
GsWorrHfic farm ~ outiintG ST the Nation.
nl convention az hausuE cts in 1888 nuu
particularly out pllrgiapce % tbo cause Of
bimetalusn
fNn recognize SruAtor Henry 81 Jeiilr
as pDe Of enc greatest ~ ibr uaunns nrinF
Statesmen. BE save aha her freedom
and compelled fhe gss.a 10 redeem tis
sacred promise fis public record is SO
example fvr mHHblnd 81 zoo times
TIE conference committee reported that
ihc popuiisls DAD demanded Three pluees or
ttr ty6tf, had been 10 ettd unc place nnu
bad telcrtrd tue prsr
4 rcsoiutitn wns ihen NHerea declaring
for b str0iHht iicAH aud Inviting tue popu.
nstE iu s0in ihr 1eupcrailr patty
s nHtafs Faitefsnh aud rriicr hoth tneke
UrhiHaf fAc resolution, declaring that az
would rndsnerf iar state drmprrstic tiskrt
n the eonteutiug isrned itt hark Upon tnr
pupnliviR lsuf after nfee huurs of debate
tn resolution Nat en- opted i'is 70 I1t
The TnpnNst aiaie coiBe1flqH tonlshi,
when 4 whs farnl ihut the democratic
eergfnilcn had declared against fnsine. Sc
eldtd 10 place ipil ticket 20 the ueia.
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Air Chamberlain. 10 reply, expressed
sreat surprise Al the numher aud character
~ ihe proposals., pointing out taat the eon,
ditions agreed On at The Yrceuinsng were
duly accepted by toe burghers aud the
British government. ard tbat they could
Dot he reopgBed. ner could proposals 70.
iecteo az that tune be again discussed. II
the Interpretation Of the agreement was
cprn o. qaestion. Als mulestys government
spNia cndrascr 90 remove ~ dOuhts.
AZ fhe opcuihg n lhc cmftrpncf tAe Bper
generals dlsclaimcd amy desire "a, ailst the
i'Tsu 70 surrender go any way 0n tho
sHljtr W unurHiF go rebels General BQtau
expressed Disappointment that after She
promise glrfu ~ lord lliirhoner, the rebels
haa 10; hCeu granted amnesty Us he tlue
% hing Edvard's rHrpaHtion, iu gCpiy 90
Nnirh -l Chamberlain pr8fHieed thai thr
ilAperim government would nor hinder any
erurrluk Intentions ~ She cpYprn1ncuts ~
&ftHi nud faut Colony in regard io rehris.
A. ~ Dr. return 81 burghers to sautu
Africa ihe colonial -ecrtiatr declared b
aHs ihe ruerumeuf'a Intention 90 rytsin
the right go prevent she return N diaoyai
pcrsuHp who bbd n0t frankly accepted ire
terms uf peace. tnsfHnciuE former state
Secretary ilpilz ~ the rransfnM As g easr
iu pnift nnd fuyluE J4af Mr heiiE wis
usinu innEunrN 90 ibp continent iuConeiH-
tent with She declaration Ne hnd siened ~
AHfH
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HousToN

A. affidavit was yesterday sworn 90 be
forf Justice MatJhew Bog Pre-i1ent Andrews
lipw q The school board. charging s. a.
Irarg Nlth giteripg false documents
nv puhlle srhoois viii open September
u Nitnout fan An Infringement COM
pleicd
city Engueer Dumants report op ite
water works peopoauea Is submitted 20 ,ae
conmiitec and hcrcviia published Ga full
The county coart sives Gus AIber yer
siet for ssi5-si Cor hack salary % pouce
oiflrlhL
The Houston Taxpayers association
Edopied eoHstliutioa and hy iaws al lis
meeting last night
Surveyors wIll beglu work e, oaca op "a,
proposcd llae 81 tie international and Greet
Aurshvrn extension 10 Beaumont
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BEAUMONT OIL NEWS.
Progress Maxine on the Well at Viuton-
Louisiana.

Progress Maxine on the Well at Virton'
louisiana
Beaumont. Texas. September 10 Con
tractor G. y. Jones. who formerly ava cH.
tenmye drilling on snindle Ton IS now
sinking well at yin'on. Ia, and IS TO.
ported 10 De mating fair progress. His
well g. now down 100 feet Win twelve
inch hole. Drillers who have tried the
misfortune 10 lose tarlr wclle .u gravel
bed thar LAYS several hundred feet be-
meath the Vanh'B surface. Ar. George
karst. dAlline in the same FIELD for Con
tractor W. =. Stnrm ot this city, 81 down
something over 'Ao feet with Mr. SiIrm's
The gentlemen who are now operating m
the Nintou territory are sanguine they VIII
proni sufficiently hy the unfortunate pK-
peripncps of those who were there previous
% thor advent 10 bring Ia god al wells
IN the course Of d few more weeks.
Field Manager ferguBon FOR the Beau
mont Coufedrated on company attributes
the presence Of water In some IT the spin.
die Top wells 60 the csTelessness Of leay-
ing wells thar were abandoned omen Bir.
Ferguson states thnt IL is q custom Ia an
other acl1s to plug abandoned wells.
~
Mr. G. ID Pulien. vice president sud gen.
cral manager Of the National on and
Pipe Line company. who with Mrs Pei.
len spent three mouths touring the prin.
clpal points of interest ia Europe. returned
20 the city this morning Mrs Pulieu
stopped over az Cleveland Ohio. where
she VIII Visit several weeks before return
Ing 70 Beaumont
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80 tlIlI.s 80 -.

Washington. Sepiemhrr 10 u d a.
nounced a. ihe geological saryey ihsf r-rot
Robert a. iiil, vito sac reconfir sent 70
AiafilalQue y infestisHte ihe eruption N
MQut feiee Niil he yutuEed this season III
81 Texas Arizona sad New Mexico rho
fNrlon u pne 81 unusani interest ana ifs
geplnsF, ttrhiiErHrhF, phraioEaphY aad
Nfleanism VIII faeehe Attention
ur q. =. fsiftK palaHf alaeief s,ll as.
ntFerinted vita Ar lfni 40 fhe Rork
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ACCIDENTS.

Calvert, Texass September 10 EDDIE
Paul. the little eon Of Alderman George
Paul. vas the victim ~ very painful ac.
cldepi yesterday. The little fellow was
paying Win pistol ~ ais father5 livery
stable, when the pistol was accidentally
discharged tearing Of three Of tue hoy :
fingers.
Austin. Texas September IO.-wliiam
Raytord. b farmer. was painfully injured
~ 2 runaway yesterday afternoon on East
avenue. A bale ~ cotton rolled over him.
sEdmorc rcxrs September 10 Emma.
the i0ycar-old daughter of Mrs r. Men.
Han. died here yesterday from Iaekiaw
caused by a wound from 4 uail D fcw dsys
ago.
Rlehand. Texas. September 1o-Yegter.
day evening Harvie Chensut rones n
hnrEe and the ono be vas riding became
tangled ga the rope CantlnE him 10 faii
90 the youug man. he only lived Fix
hours.
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PRESIDENT AT HOME
Information Given Out RegartinS
German Ambassador

iNiUfVldtDn GiFCfl WI hIb~'Tr
German Ambassador.
Oyster Bay. n. Y. Sepiembsf Y,
President Roosevelt returned from
Southern tour today The Sylpn, % =.
he came from New York, arrived hss
$50 p. m.
Il was aushoritatively denied to'ligas Il
the United States government has q
ed the German government 40 @ =
pointnent OF Beilamy Storer, a ~
minister 10 Spain, as the success \
Andrew D. White. American anlee.s, 4.
70 Germany. Il can be stated y W
authority that the successor 70 pr. ~
has not YET been selected. he W.
Mr.. Storer is being considered.
thai II Mr., Charlemsgne loNHs
present ambassador 70 Russia.
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salee At GalYeston.

Galveston, re1ss, September lo-rhe
sales at the Galveston Oh exchange today
were ss follows;
Aurlo.Amerieap. 5000 ~ nc.
Beatty 500 at 1lbc
Continental National 100 az lpc.
VI Beaumont 80 81 l0c
GcgFcr 81 Galveston. 20 OF iic.
Manhattan. - az 2Sc.
spsDEler, $3.50 al NJ
Texas 1919 -Four 100 at ic
Victor, 1850 az lAsc.
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excursion ~ She Southern Pacific nmlErl.
tiou sud land agents. soon 60 make
southern trip, 30 strong viii stop on 10
ihi- UIty aDd arrangements are hrinE made
l1 the mlll mon Hna other prominent eth
Kgu6 10 entertain Ihem.
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COMMERCIAL

Indications are that cotton shoris VIII
be badly squeczrd, with general ioes N
September options.
rice exchange has tsru established at
crowley Quotations viii De based 80 sales
sctnally MADE,
Grains nil advanced slightly an reports or
short spring wheat crop aud coo. weather
% the Northwest
Tho stock markci was strong bBt rather
irregular MONEY conditions nre easier
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sen Antonio. Texas sepitpsyi "a Nrs
NJ Koch, eEed - years whose hubbard
accidentally shot aud Killed himself slr
mouths ago near this cliy. this morulnr
deliberately walked "a froBt n train
nfAf p'HHnlE Sod was thrown from the
track and probably fatally injured since
the death q her husband thp aged lads has
been iifnediuE over che areldrui aad haE
fftquVpilE brru beard IA sHY ihnt idpfn
nas nothing ia tais world f0r ler 10 Hae
gNrt
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NEW AAMPsHIRE ooNvENTIoM
Democrats Neu1inafsd Henry Hollis Of
Conrcrd Tor Governor.

NAffANia fef 1aNNfilAir
t"ucofd. \ = sepieplbri 80 The deme
clfts n New Hamiabli. MT 10 - ste roo.
reuiipn here loaey and unanimously nomi-
Rstsd Tor governor Hon Hrnw y Hens -
cnneaa chairman qf the state ceBtrsi
committee
TIE Tintfofm ADOPTED ~ ihe convention
'eanirms ailrsianee 10 me essential iifu
eipirF N srfapfraei ~ the hafien y a.
m1nfs 'she iHWeaiHte aheiiirn ~ an
inrirs "a irgal made arii irsH
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Melsh Van Mnn 80

Lake Charles, La, September lO.-Dr. J..
r. Barrett brought to Lake Charles this
morning bottle Of Eich black OF. direct
from the well Of the Welsh Oh aud Land
Development company. Thtk ID the wei
that had The great gas blowout few
wecks ng7 TIE well wac saved by the
experienced efforts 81 Drllfr Clay
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
RAls and cooler
DOMESTIC.


Tho prrtidcnt has returned home and s.
pfepnfing for his Western trin.
Furner Graud Master Sargent Of tho
Locomotive rirpmen. after seventeen ycars
service. babe the convention farewell
Circuit Attorney Folk Of 81 Louis q
preparing to rpiiug more surprises 10 the
innniciunl Doodle cases
Tho Pennsylvania legislature viii DO
asked 20 take action toward settling the
strike.
The governments hght on the trusts viii
begin At ChicaKo against the railroads.
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FoneleN.

A crisis IS approaching ia the Affairs q
the Colombian government
full report Was made o. The conference
between Joseph Chamberlain and the Bocr
Ftnern.s.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Harmony was restored BmouE thc rrp1b
llcaus o. Texas. meaning Lyon, HaVlcy
ard Green. Tho colorcd brethren ~ di9
sttlshed With the ARRANGEMENT. 4 state
tlrErt Is 10 he pnt nnL
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calvert TeIss September 10 tine r.
nAins = Mrs. ErIETie p Houston were
Brought q trlrfrt aud hGfitd % fhr cha
cemeterF yesterday. Mrs Brl1se sermtriT
iIfed 50 Calvert
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WASHINGTON.

Prof. Hill viii b. sent 10 the Trapspeeos
rrEiun 10 make investigations.
The bureau u forestry wlli send experts
30 Texas 70 deliver lectures In the colleges
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republican policies OF 70 the unsuDsianiial
character Of republican prosperity.
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6NA.

E-his sisnasura Z "a sre5 ben 81 M rsEssas
Laxative Brom0. Qninine TAhl.s
Ne stsssdT thss e9sas seaa IA ss.s aay.
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CfnWiey, IA Srufemhrr Sd southern
fnrife Agent Pevirr fsssy raeeirsa ~
ses flew 8 3. q. Aesse. psasssses saaa
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chas. Dillingham;. II; Brssheart -,
President. lnt VICE ifthlnthr
O. e. Holt II. II. hacsreg9E
"a Vice President. 80 Vice Proaidtnt.
J. L. McABhan, Cashier. 49,,
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Directors, ]. I. Campbell Chag, DilinK'
ham. j. Z. MeAshan. o. n. Holt. y. y.
MacGrcgor. Henry Brashear. Jacob binz'
3. A. HeitmanD. 5. Y. Carter.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08

1.-THE Messiah as Fulhller OF proph-
eoy,' Elder David Mckenzie,
Monday evening, Feb 10th, 1880 p. m,
Jesus Christ: The Revelation Of God
TO Man. Elder y. II Roberts
Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, 1880 p. m,
THE Gospel OF the Redeemer," Elder
c. w. Penrose
Wednesday evening, Feb, l2th 7SO p.
m. Revelation" Elder Matthias r.
Cowley
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th, 1880 D.
m, Departure from the Gospel FL
der Willard Done
Friday evening, Feb 14th, 1880 D. m,
Joseph Smith, the Man." Elder VIII
liam H. King
Sunday evening, Fob. 10th, $3.50 PM,
Joseph smith, the Prophet Elder Il.
H. Roberts.
Monday evening, Feb l7th, 1880 pm,
divinity Of the Book OF Mormon,
Archaeological Evidences" Elder Royal
Il. Young.
Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, 1880 p.m.,
divinity of the Book OF Mormon
Scrlptural and Doctrinal Evidences"
Elder g. w. penrose.
Wednesday evening Feb, 18th, 1880
D. M, What Mormonism has accom-.
plished" Elder Orson Il. whitney
Thursday evening Feb goth 1880 p,
m, The Gospel OF Reciprocity FL
der John Nicholson.