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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Departure a IN Regiment leaving arrnor
Al 10 e II. Central station in Eeventh-aVe
Merchants Association West End Board II Trade tour
Il inspection q Thirty-nintn-st. Brooklyn FerrE,
leaving Pier 4 North River. 2.
Annual outing Of Vegetarian Society. Bronx Park,
D
unions plans settlement Of lockout
Townsend Building. afternoon.
Celebration 81 feth anniversary OF the Eastern District
Turn Verein Brooklyn BushWick and Gates aNes.,
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100000 TONS OF RAILS FOR P. R. R.
Cassatt Gives Record Breaking 0rder-Cost
VIII Be S5.656,O0O
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Philadelphia. June Ie-President Cassatt of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has contracted
for delivery next year of 10000 of steel rails
This is the largest rail order placed by rail
road II is divided as follows
United States Steel Corporation, $1,000 tons,
Cambria Steel Company, q 600 tons. Pennsylvania
Steel Compauy, 42Ra tons While no figure Is
given it Is understood that the price TO be paid is
SOS ton. The cost of the rails would therefore be
$5s5s.00a.
The rails ordered would make straight line
more than 642 miles long, greater than the entire
mileage Of some roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS DISMISSED.

Rochester. June 10 (SpecaD.-The reform school
board Of this city this afternoon summary dis
missed four principals of public schools all OF them
among the Oldest in the city service, They are:
Colonel Samuel c. Pierce. ]. Burton warren.
George F FIannery and John ". Osborn These
veteran principals will be succeeded by younger
men two Of whom were graduated from the Jni-
yarsitv of Rochester last Wednesday. Tn" re
novas were not expected by any one OUTSIDE "l the
The changes are made for the good of the schools.
and that is sufficient, was the presidents eN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 1a--''Tbe Commercial Bulletin will say
n
The Boston WOOL market is Improving The demand
manufacturers been good ana some
large have been around Larger inGlvl
transactions reported Prices are hrr ana
eufn with feeces higher medium unWaShed having
been in active request sold good fair profit Inc
continues bulljs and the highest prices q" the sea
son paid several localities The shipments
0f December II. lNE2 are
10 123,51o323 n the same date st
lOl los II. against
900 lS4 h for the period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CANBRIDGE-Count Hoyos IF washington;
,-JISFy-J A Tying Of Short Hills. HOFFMAN,
Congressman Nathan Frank, OF St Louis,
F-9TEA<T Baron and Baroness Won GeInInIngen,
Of ,-e--1auv NANHATTAN-Ienerai A z Bates.
I : A: ex-Govrrnor Charles Warren LipPItt. OF
Rhode Island. Zenss VI. Crane. Of Dalton. Mass.
ans Faaoker T Washington, OF TUskegee, Ala
%AvARRE-Captain Dayton Fisher. Z. ;. N
WALDORF ASTORIA-T ". Emerson, genera
. rseserger agent ~ the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
Wv OF wilmington. X. c. and General Edmund
HAYES Of Buffalo
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MORE AFFIDAvITs AGAINST LEADERS
C. I. Eidlitz Says He Has Evidence Against
Men in Electrical Workers.

President Charles 7. Eidlitz, Of the Building
Trades Employers Association. said yesterday that
ne had more affidayits against aneseu COZ uPl
- los some Of these he said, referred TO
men in the Electrical Workers Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
DE FOREST MEDAL AWARDED AT YALE

New-HaTen, Conn, June ls--The Townsend prize
speaking for ;he De Forest medal was held this
afternoon in Battel Chapel Yale before large
audience. The prize by Harry r Stern
Of New-HoTk City His theme was ''Tolstoys Rus
slams"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, June 10, 1903
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Orange Prince CBr, Young Panes June u.
with ncasses 70 Hugh Kelly. vessel 70 the United Fruit
20 Arrived al Bar midnight. 18th
I"averley itTD NlEIey Shields. June to
Master. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at 80
Steamer Eflias ,NoD. Itne, - AIMS Bay June > and
Halifax. : 10. Bennett, Walsh & Co, with mdse
Arrived at the Bar At $50 m.
Steamer jamestown. Hitler. Newport News and Norfoik
the Old Dominion - CO. with passengers and mdse-
Steamer Oneida. Chichester Philadelphia. TO William P
Clyde d Co. with mdse
steamer Chesapeake. Delsno. Baltimore 10 Foster
steamer Phonicia Ger. Schmidt. Genoa May 81,
and Naples = 10 the Hamburg american
Line cabin a32 Storage passengers and mdse
Arrived a the Bar at . m
steamer Boston city ,Br Watkins. Bristol June and
swansea e. % james Afke q 60. with mfse- Arrived
steamer Algeria ,Br). George. Leghorn May 30 and
Naples June 3 Henderson Bros. with 1@7 Storage
Steamer Kentucky dam. Thidemann. Copenhagen June
to Funch. Edge & Co, with mdse. Arrived the Bar
n 4
steamer Camrsnta tBr,. Watt Liverpool 13 and
Queenstown % Vernon II Brown & Co with pas
sengers mails ana mdse on the Sandy Hook liShtsnip
II - p
SANDY Hook y. j. June 10. $50 m Wind southeast
moderate breeze. raining
SAILED
Steamers Gottfried Schenker tAust for Trieste via
Philadelphia Eortigern tBrl. Caibarvn. Cuba Arapahoe
port Cedric CRp Liverpool. Simon Dumois tSor
Banes Gtbara; Roseley OBJ Aigoa Bay. etc. IL
tBTJ. London, Atlas with barge.
Arthur. Tex; GUyandotte. Norfolk
Steam yacht Haida passed out Sandy Hook at 7.55
a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise q sunset % Loo Moons age -
HIGH WATER.
| A M-Sardv Hook Island 22S Hell Gate 4 %
N-sandv Hook 800 Island 1874 He'll Gate 5:23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine firm owing 70
fairly good demand and light offerings Resin was firm
as eforls here are light Tar ruled firm. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls. 500
5O1zC
ROSIN-Common TO good strained s. %; z 81 40 r
30: So 80 II. 81 81; l. So 20; X, u % M 50 DO y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. 1s.-Sailed Housatonic (Brl
Nicholas, New-York. 49, arrived steamer Carpathia
tBr, Bari New York; sailed. steamer Cymric tBr).
Thompson New-York via Queenstown.
So4.AsEVton. June a. B. m,-Sailei steansE Dali.-h-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20

Splendid hunting grounds Of Newfound-
land. See Tomorrow Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
STOCK ON HAND

D 81 s. 2. s. 20; F, s. =; q 81 So H. 9 %; 3 10
Savannah June 19.Turpsntine firm 47s; rsseip's $50
bhls. sales Rosin firm receipts. 264P bbls sales
446. exports ST. Quote A. and G. 81 50; D 81 So
F. 81 81: F. 81 40; 81 10 H. 50 -; 81 70; K 81 So
NJ s. %: y. 81: G. So 10. " W So 30.
Wilmington. 1o.-SpIrits turpenne firm 4lc. re
ceipt 10T casks Rosin nothing doing: receipts, 2Ss
ST bills Tar firm 81 60; receipts II bbls.
London June -Turpentine-Spirits. BIS T12d Rosin
American strained. IS 90. fine 0s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-30
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Cnarles e, Warren of the Santa Fe
'ei' last evening for trip to Butte.
Albert NJ Linz Of Chicago, travelinc
city, ~ v 0'''' - 10 III '"'
Ihe Rio Grande system announces a
P0tular excursion TO Denver on Oct.
o. and O. GOOD till Oct. 81. The fare
VIII De }SOO for the round trip.
Miss NJ. a, Mills Of the general freight
pUlIce OF the Chicago, milwaukee, & st.
au OF Chicago, accompanied by her
city NV vacuum III ''''
Al IL is reported In Wall street that
Le,e are again disagreements between
INulus financial interests In railway
E,,(les' ana that II, n. Hartman and
N,unn, Loeb a. Co. are selling stocks In
y, "lcn lhey are mutually interested. II
~ unored that Mr.. Hartman has
fIH-IIea'ened to resign MS president of the
winon Paciiic system and win unite
VIZ" d. Flerpont Morgan and his crowd.
l,l,h e Marysyale Free Lance says that
Cs1, ~ rlday party of Denver and Rio
t,1uue railroad surveyors arrived
,on! me north and the next morning
cie".i.SSg,u Tor Orton at the head of Cir
1,55.'.le canyon about so miles SOUTH
Mn rom Marysyale. II is reported they
s,, ", run another line making three
ron,toys that have been run over the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-30
GOULD COMING.
snld that His visit WIN he OF More than
Ordinary SlgnlfIeanee.

IL Is reported In railway circles that
George J. Gould and r. T, jeffrey presl-
dent of the Denver & Rio Grande, will
be IN Denver in few days Mr.. Gould
was expected last week and came as
far as Kansas CITY, but returned to
New York His expected visit is said
to mean something more than ordinary.
There is said to be dissatisfaction con-
cernmg the operating department of the
D. & Il, G.,
While 60 new engine We're purchased
last year the motive power seemed to
be inadequate to handle the traffic.
Trains have been late and cars have
been distributed to n disadvantage and
the conditions generally are said to
have been unsatisfactory TO Mr.. Gould's
practical notions Of conducting rail-
roads. The 18th annual report showed
that the gross earnings of the road in
creased S26IiSl,SS over last year while
the net earnings decreased $3O,57657
The monthly report of the Denver &
Rio Grande for July Just issued which
Includes the report of the Rio Grande
Western shows that while the gross
earnings We're S2,60S.76 more than last
year the net earnings were Sg4, 2s6. OIL
less While no blame Is yet cast upon
anybody for this condition OF things. a
fair hearing will be given and IL will
then be determined where the dIscre-
pancy comes from. Mr.. Gould's visit
may include an inspection trip over the
properties Of the Colorado Fuel a. Iron
company After spending several DAYS
In Denver he viii probably extend his
visit to Salt Lake.
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SOCIAL AND
PER- ONAL.

A pretty home wedding took place
Mrs. Joshua Midgley, when their
daughter Edith was married to Alex
ander q. Mckenzie. Judge w. II. King
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of the two families, and afterward
a reception was held, a large number
of friends being present, The house
was adorned with flowers and greens
and presented q most attractive ap-
pearance, and number of the intimate
friends assisted In entertaining. Mr..
and Mrs. Mckenzie left on late train
for a trip TO Montana and will return
In short time to make their home
In Salt Lake.
There were two delightful teas yester-
day, Mrs. w, III. Dale being one of the
hostesses and entertaining args
number of guests at her home, Miss
Mary Louise Anderson entertained at
the Country club, in honor Of Mrs. W.
G. Sharp and Mrs T. Il, Davis.
Many Salt Lake friends were inter-
ested in the marriage OF Miss Lessen
ger and Mr.. George Goddard, which
took place last night In Ogden.
Three notably interesting events Will
take place this evening In the weddings
OF Miss Bessie Clawson and Mr., Lee
Roy Hughes, Miss Roberta Ruth ana
Alan J. Lovey. and Miss Katherine
Rogers and Valentine s. Snow,
Mrs. w. G, Sharp entertained at a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-30
NEW ROAD ALONG
THE SNAKE RIVER.
Fund of Three Million Dollars
Now Available for This
Purpose.
FROM HUNTINGTON TO LEWISTON
Rumored that the Union Pacific is Be-
hind the Scheme The Lewiston.
Riparia Road.

Lewiston, Idaho, Sept SO.-Greenville
uobrook and Eben Mounce left yes
terday for trip along the Upper Snake
river. announcing that their purpose
was TO secure right of way for the
Iewiston and Owyhee company recent
~ organized to build road from
huntington to Lewiston. Holbrook Is
The Lewiston and Owyhee company's
representative here and has just re-
eeived telegram from NJ o. Reed,
nresident announcing that the fund
Of s3O0O,OO0 to build the road is avail
able. Il Is stated that the road is
backed by the Union Pacific. Z.
A report from RiparIa says the Ore
con Railroad & Navigation right OF
Way agent is in the field perfecting
titles preliminary to that companys
rushing the completion of the Lewis.
ton-Rlparia road The view Is held
here that this road will be completed
In time to handle next years crop out
of the Clearwater country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-30
Scottish Reunion.

q reunion oc the Scottish mission
aries and Saints will be held I'm Bar
raft hall on Monday. oct 5, 1908, ut
1880 ,. M. TO which all Interested are
most cordially invited. The meeting
is for the purpose Of renewing acquaint.
ances and more completely organizing
the Scottish Missionary society," and
VIII be marked by the rendition Of a
choice program, II Is important that
the missionaries and Saints of the Scot.
fish conference be In attendance as
matters IN which they are deeply inter-
ested win he discussed.
d. o. M'KAY, President
ALEX. BUCHANAN, JR., Sec,
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London Conference.

The Saints who PRIOR 20 emlgratng
70 Utah were members OF the London
conference are cordially invited TO be
the guests of the Elders on Monday
evening, Oct5, at 1880 o'clock The gath
erlng will take place I'm hail No. 49,
Brigham Young Memorial building op.
posIte the Temple, Committees have
been appointed and arrangements made
for good program, refreshments and
a general good time. All Saints and FL
ders OF the London conference who have
not already placed themselves I'm toucn
with the committees will please con
slider this notice as a cordial invitation
to be present at the reunion
JESSE II. BADGER. Secretary.
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California Missionary Reunion.

All missionaries who have served at
any time in the California mission are
requested TO be present In room POI
Commercial building Of the l.. ID. s,
university, Sunday. oct 4, at i:S0 p, m.
We desire the presence Of your families
and friends. Interesting "reminiscences
OF missionary life, the renewal OF sa-
cred ties, indulgence In friendly con-
versatlon, and reorganization OF the
Mission association win be the features
of the occasion. H. S. TANNER.
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THE o. X. g. N.
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday In Port
land Another Today.

The Oregon Railway & Navigation
company held its annual meeting in
Portland. Or yesterday, and, with the
exception that James II. Hyde of New
YORK was elected to succeed Henry w.
cannon, there was no change In the d.
rectoIate. Today the directors will
meet for the purpose Of transactIng
such business as may come before
Them and TO elect officers. The follow
ing are the directors for the coming
year:
E. II, Hartman, John c. Ainsworth,
H. ;. Benson, w. w. Cotton, William
crooks, W. NJ. Ladd, A. L. Mills. A. l..
Mohler and II. w. Scott OF Portland,
W h. Bull, William ID. Cornish, James
b Hyde, New York: Winslow s. Pierce.
BOSTON; Otto II. Kahn, New Jersey, and
Miles c, Moore, Walla Wala.
Inc executive committee will consist
OF f. II. Hartman, James II. Hyde,
w l.. Bull W. d. Cornish, W. S. Pierce
and o. II. Kahn.
President A. l.. Hohler and the re-
naming officers will be reelected at
i0days meeting.
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North Carolina Missionaries.

The fifth annual reunion Of
the North Carolina Elders will
be held In the Fifteenth ward
westinghouse, this city. Monday
evening, Oct. 3, at o'clock. All Elders
who have labored In that conference
are cordially invited to be present, with
their friends and have good time to-
gether. A business meeting will be
held az the same time.
JAMES NJ, BARLOW, President.
ANDREW j. GRAY, Sec'y.
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RAILROADS IN EARNEST.
r'onoss TO Make an Example OF Authors
or Clearance Letters.

me railroads here in Salt Lake are
preparing to arrest all those who were
ti1tUvs 10 the Issuance of the counter
iell clearance papers which led to the
arrest Of Kelly the other day. II the
t"'ues can be traced, an example will
pe made of them as the stationery and
i ~ zoe. stamps found in the possession
Ul Nelly tend to show that the execu-
llon OF the clearance papers was not
an accident In most cases the pa
pels We're used to obtain transporta-
"9n winch IN some cases was sold
as to the statement that these
clealance cards were made out as a
matter of accommodation for the boys"
5ald a. railroad official yesterday. 1T
" equivalent to saying that a person
would duplicate a bank check as a ia
Vof to a friend Every fictitious ticket
presented to us for transportation rep
resented a fraud, and II is proposed 10
prosecute the perpetrators to the full
extent OF the law, II we can get sufi-
Gent evidence"
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Sandwich Islands Missionaries.

Notice is hereby given that all the
Elders and sisters and natives who
have labored in the Sandwich Island
mission, from any Of the stakes of
Zion, are invited to meet together In
general reunion and festivity at the
Beehive House on Saturday evening at
I o'clock. Exercises viii consist OF
speaking and singing in the native
tongue, and a "luau." For fur.
MATHEW NOALL,
FRED BEESLEY,
CHARLES G. BUSH,
CIV
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Religious Glass Conference.

The following is the program of the
religion class conference, to be held In
the Brigham Young Memorial Hall,
Sunday. Oct 4. at 4;30 p. M.
opening song .,..,....... .",'"Class
Prayer.
Third and Fourth Steps. Glass
Short address, "Educatlve Value
OF Religion Glass Work.......
.,.., 49,. Elder Horace Cummings
Address President Jos. +. Smith
heHldIhS ,ss,.ss' ..ss's,s ., meln-
bers Of the General Superintendency
Singing .,, Glass and Congregation
Benedlctlon.
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Young Ladies' Officers Meeting.

The officers meeting Of the Salt Lake
Stake Y. L. NJ. l. A. win be held Sat
Brigham Young Memorial building.
Miss Maud May Babcock has kindly
consented to give a lecture on The
First Hour Literature Before Christ"
the lesson given in the September num-
Der Of the Young Woman's journal.
Every officer should avail herself of the
rare opportunity afforded by Mss Bah
cocks kindness.
NELLIE c. TAYLOR,
LUCY w. SMITH,
EMILY c, ADAMS,
Stake Presidency
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Norwich Conference Reunion.

A Norwich conference reunion win
be held on Monday evening, oct. g.,
at o'clock, in the Twelfth ward meet
inghouse on Fourth East and Second
South streets. All Elders and Saints
from the Norwich mission are most
cordially invited to attend. There will
be lots OF room, plenty OF music; q
feast Of good things and first class
time generally
p. IL FLEURY BRUNGER.
SccrptarV
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Middle Tennessee Conference.

The E.dcrs ana Saints Of the Middle
Tennessee conference Will hold a reun-
ION In this city during the semi-annual
conference the time aud place to be an
nounced later. All who expect 20 be
present on this occasion viii please
communicate the information to Elder
John Kingdom, 21S south West Temple
street, Salt Lake city.
URBAN ALFRED, President.
OWEN NJ SANDERSON, Sec.
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Primary Meeting.

The Primary officers Of the Salt Lake
stake will hold their regular meeting
In the b. Y. Memorial building, room
a. Saturday, oct g. at p. m. A good
attendance IL desired
CAMILLA G, COBB,
President.
ELLA w. HYDE,
Secretary.
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching this form. as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles are
cured by Or. l}o-san-kO's Pile Remedy.
STEPS itching and bleeding. Absorbs
tumors SOC q jar nj Druggists or sent
BY mail Treatise free. Write mt
about your case Or, Boslnko, phila.
Pa,
Fer sale by z. c. NJ, I, Drug Depi,
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Colorado Reunion.

A reunion of the Colorado Missionary
association viii be held Monday, oct.
@, 1903, at 1880 p, m, in the Fourteenth
ward Westinghouse. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all returned Elders
and Saints from the Colorado mission.
\ business meeting will be held sun
day. Oct, 4, NJ p, m, at the Beehive
House, Returned Elders are urged to
be present.
a. w. PETERSON, President.
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Sheffield conference Reunion,

a reunion Of the Elders and Saints or
the Sheffield conference win be he'd
Monday oct. 6, at 1880 p IN. in the
Fifteenth ward NJ. I. A. hall. near the
corner OF First South and Third West
streets. All Elders who have labored
in that conference, with their families,
also the saintE who have emigrated 10
Zion, and the families Of Elders now
laboring In that conference are invited
TO be present have a good time and
essary.
VIM +, TUCKETT,
Secretary.
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Northern States Mission.

~ reunion OF the Northern States mis-
sion and Saints win be held at Barratt
Hall on Monday, oct 8, at y. m. A
hand-shake and Jolly time Election OF
new officers BE sure TO come. Please
h0uly all interested parties you may
meet.
u. J. McRAE. Prest.
JOHN u. HICKS, Secy
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Goteberg Conference. Sweden.

A reunion Of the Elders who have in
the past labored in the districts now
comprising the Goteborg conference.
Sweden, will be held In the Seventeenth
ward assembly rooms Monday evening
october D, at p. m, The SAINTS from
this conference, are also welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-30
Y. l.. n. NJ. /. 4. Meeting.

There will be meeting Of the general
stake and local officers OF the Y. l.. n.
NJ. |. a. held Wednesday Oct :, 1908, at
10 a. IN. and D. m in The Fourteenth
ward assembly hall. All interested NJ.
/. A. workers are cordially invited TO
attend
ELMINA S. TAYLOR. Prest
ANN NJ. CANNON, Secy.
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Nottingham Conference.

The Elders and Saints OF the Not
tingham conference will hold a bus-
ness meeting in the Memorial building
of the l.. d. S. university on Sunday,
oct, a. at p. M, to which all con-
cerned are most cordially invited.
PRESTON d. RICHARDS,
Secretary,
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Netherlands Mission.

A reunion of the missionaries and
Saints from the Netherlands mission,
comprising Holland and Belgium, will
be held in the Thirteenth ward meet
lnghouse, l4S East Second South street.
Monday evening, Oct, 8, at 1880 All re-
turned missionaries, wives Of absent
missionaries, Saints, and friends are
cordially invited TO attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-30
DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER So 1903

delightful luncheon yesterday at the
Country club, about II guests being
present.
Yesterday Miss Sadie Kmball and
Edward w. Pitcher were married at
the First Presbyterian church, Rev.
w. NJ. Paden officiating. The bride
has been popular teacher In the Salt
kncNn railroad man. The best wishes
Of their friends accompany them
Mrs, w. n, Dale entertained at a
second delightful tea this afternoon.
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Priesthood Meeting.

The monthly Priesthood meeting OF
the Salt Lake Stake of Zion viii be
held in the Assembly Hall, Friday, oct.
g. 1903, at O'Clock p. m. a good attend
ance is requested,
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR,
CHARLES W. PENROSE,
Presidency OF stake.