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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

/ represent them In the United states
senate.
Ex-senator Kearns and associates
held a meeting FOR the purpose OF form
Ing am antl-"Mormon" party
2O.-Horrlman railroad system was
reorganIged with Julius Kruttschnl {,
| director OF transportation; G.. II. Mark.
ham, vice president and general man
nger; W, II. Bancroft vice PRECEDENT
/ and general manager Oregon short
Line. a. l.. Moher Vice president and
general manager Union Pacific. ana
H. r.. Calvin, vice president and geners
al manager oregon Railroad a Ndylga-
ton.
2i-plonecr stake Of Zion was organ.
lied with William McLachlan prcsl-
dent, Sylvester @. Cannon, FIRST coun-
sclor Charles II. Hyde, second c0un-
selor.
2j. Salt Lake stake Of Zion was or
ganI2ed with Nephl l.. Morris presl-
dent George r. Emery hrst counselor;
Edward T. Ashton, second counselor.
James Britt defeated Young Core
bett' at San Francisco.
Five negroes were shot 10 death by
q masked mob ut So. Charles, Ark.
Lester Frederick Gender was accl-
dentally shot and killed at Garrison,
Utah
3l-Through an explosion 90 a squlb
factory at Scranton. Pa "A girls lost
their lives
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/ for murder, had his sentence committed
I to life imprisonment.
The Authors club OF salt Lake RE-
/ signed from the general federation Of
/ Womens clus.
6.-The Western Federation OF Min
ers chose Salt Lake as the place for
holding their next convention.
While standing on the platform az tho
Independence station near Cripple
Creek. O bomb was exploded and thir-
teen non-union miners were killed out
right
LAS a result OF the tragedy at In
dependence, Colo, Cripple Creek and
vicinity was patrOlled by a vigilance
committee, bent on wreaking vengeance
on all lawbreakers.
Rio Grande passenger train No. was
dynamlted between Grand Junction and
Glenwood Springs, the thieves secur-
Ing large bag Of specie
9,-Utah Democrats met to name dtgs.
gates 20 the national conventions
lO-The cost OF strikes In Colorado
during IS months was estimated at
S23,000,000
trainload OF miners, depOrted from
Colorado, were dumped on the Plains OF
Kansas ana told to hike" eastward.
Jno. Rice, charged with the murder
OF Fred Beutler was found not guilty
and discharged,
Gen. Baldwin visited Fort Douglas,
Utah, and reviewed the troops.
12.--John Ernest Rees was killed by
falling down an elevator shaft In the
Mccormick building, Salt Lake.
l4.-As the result Of a duel fought
at Bryantsyile, Ind, three persons were
Killed and three wounded
l5-One thousand persons, mostly
children were burned TO death on the
steamer Slocum on East River, New
York
lG,--Gen. Bobrikoff governor general
Of Finland, was assassinated.
Frank j. Tucker, former city mar
shal Of Provo was accidentally shot
and killed.
Fred George, convicted Of murder and
sentenced to life Imprisonment secured
a pardon.
20,-Japan announced her willingness
to accept mediation in the conflict with
Russia.
A million dollar fire occurred at Park
City, Utah.
23--At Chicago, Theodore Roosevelt
was nominated for president OF the
United States, aud Chas, W. Fairbanks
for vice president.
The Republican national committee
named George b. Cortelyou as national
chairman.
Thirty persons were killed IN a rail-
road wreck In the mountains OF Spain.
PA concert was given in the Tab
crnacle IN honor OF the retiring pred-
dency Of Salt Lake stake
26--Memoral services In honor Of the
late Apostle and Mrs. A. O. Woodruff,
were held In the Tabernacle, Salt Lake.
91.-Slte was selected for the erection
Of a monument to the memory OF Jo-
seph and Hyrum Smith.
29-John Sharp Williams, son Of Par
ley l., Williams OF Salt Lake, commit
ted suicide by shooting
Real estate men had n record break
ing excursion TO Saltair, the attend
ance reaching 1851
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NEUROLOGY.
JANUARY.

S.-Gens Stephen Moffitt and James
L0ngstreet. veterans Of the civil war,
died at Plattsburg, N. Y, and Gaines
VILE, Ga. respectively.
Mrs. Johanna Miller Of Ogden died
under mysterious circumstances,
5.--Rev. Elisa w, Cook, one OF the
survivors Of Yale's famous class Of
| 1887. passed away az his home In Brook
Ign.
william Lowe, one Of the oldest and
best known residents OF Ogden sue
cumbed to heart failure.
O.--Charles o, Hansen, a Salt Lake
expressman, died Of pneumonia.
9.--Mrs. Charlotte De Long Baddeley,
a Pioneer resident Of salt Lake, passed
away.
Lieut.. Gen. John Brown Gordon, the
last of the confederate gelkrols. died
at Atlanta, Ga,
1O-Patrlarch John Tlngey OF Salt
Lake was called home.
l1-Joseph Nicholson. popular
young man OF Salt Lake, succumbed TO
a prolonged Illness.
1l,--Joseph Bull one OF the states vet
eran printers, died In Salt Lake, aged
~ years.
1.,-Mrs Elizabeth Tremayne died IN
Salt Lake at the ripe age Of 81 years,
13-Col. william Heinhod. sur
vIyor OF the Paris commune, answered
the summons at the home OF his SON
n-law IN Salt Lake.
Col. Charles DENLY OF Evansville.
Ind. died at jamestown. N. Y.
1i-Capt, John X, Wright, a pioneer
railroad contractor. died at Junction
City, Kan.
Sister Mary Geraldine OF the order Of
the Holy Cross. passed away In Salt
Lake.
15.-Ex-Goy. Bushnell OF Ohio died at
Columbus.
l7-Henry w. Beckstead a deputy
sheriff, fell victim to appendicitis at
Bingham Junction.
Andrew Allen n resident OF Rockland.
Ida, died at the Holy Cross hospital
Salt Lake,
1S,--George Francis Train, one Of the
most picturesque characters In the his
tory of the United States. succumbed
w HNoiA Aulluit III NtM lolh'
Daniel Mott. a Utah pioneer died at
Wallsburg. aged n years,
22.--Henry slegel OF the Siegei Cloth
Ing company, Salt Lake. died In New
York Of Bright's disease
2i.--Gen, william Chauncey Kibbe,
an old Indian fighter and gold hunter
OF 40, succumbed TO tuberculosis at his
home I'm BrOOklvn
Henson Walker, one OF Utah's orlgi-
nal pioneers, and body guard OF the
Prophet Joseph Smith, PASSED away at
his home In Pleasant Grove, aged 81
years
26,-Mrs Asenath Anderson. wife OF
Nephl Anderson OF Brigham City fell
q victim to heart trouble.
Charles W. Needham Of Salt Lake
suCcumbed to injuries received In a
street car accident.
G.-Mrs. Charles w, Clark, daugh-
ter-in-law Of Senator w, A. Clark of
Montana. died In New York.
g9.-Father Seth Parsons. an old
resident Of Missouri. died In Salt Lake,
aged 90 years,
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MAY

First conference Of Pioneer stake
OF Zion was held I'm Salt Lake
Cornerstone Of Salt Lake Y. NJ. c. A.
building was laid
Angus NJ Cannon, Jr, testified
before the senate committee I'm Smoot
case, exploding what he himself term
ed about 5000 worth OF "hot air."
Two thousand Santa he machlnlsts
We're locked out at Topeka.
James NJ. Shockley. the street car
murderer was sentenced to be shot
June q.
Mother" Jones, the notorious Ia
Dor agitator visited Salt Lake.
l.-Six were killed and SO injured "a
a result OF an explosion OF giant now
der In Illinois coal mine.
l2-Idaho editors Invaded salt Lake
en- route to the worlds fair.
q. s. Holmes OF Salt Lake sold the
Hotel Angelus In Los Angeles. Cal, for
l5-Edwln i. Parry was sustained as
Bishop OF the Sixteenth ward. san
Lake with Alfred VIM and Alfred
Gardner as his counsel0rs.
Lyle Gregory an eX-pollceman OF
Denver was murdered by unknown
men.
1.-THE Russians, under Gen. stoes.
seL made a successful sortle from Port
Arthur.
Dutch Charlie pleaded FOR his life be-
lore the Utah state board Of pardons.
23-Maudo Adams the well known
Utah actress, appeared nj the Salt
Lake Theater In THE Little Minister"
2i-The Baptlsts IN convention as
sembled at Cleveland o., passed a reso-
luton denouncng "Mormonsm" and
demanding the removal OF Senator
Reed smoot
26.-By an explosion OF boilers M
Louisville, KY, IS people were Killed
ana fatally injured
Land owners held mass meeting at
American Fork and adopted resom-
lions asking for national aid In the
matter Of retaining arid lands.
2L-Report Of English royal commits
sion practically recommended conscrip.
ton as the only means Of providing
home defense.
Russians were swept from Kin Chou
by the Japanese.
Adolph Jessen and Hugh Alfred. en-.
glneers, were killed at Bingham by
coming In contact with a live wire.
29.-Frederick Bayshow, night
Waterman, was killed In the elevator
Of the Dooly building, Salt Lake.
3O.-Memorial day was lttlngly cele-
brated throughout the country.
Alon20 Worthen, a 5-year-old boy,
was killed by Salt Lake street car.
Robert NJ McLane, mayor OF Balu-
more committed suicide by shooting.
In a serious race riot In Philadelphia,
five persons were badly injured.
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APRIL.

| i.-Enslgn stake OF Zion was organized,
with Richard W, Young president, Jo-
seph S. Wells, first counselor, John NJ.
! knight, second counselor
3-Seyonty- annual conference
| OF the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-day Saints opened In the Salt Lake
| tabernacle.
g." Mormon" Church. In conference
| assembled, adopted resolutions prohih.
/ itlng plural marriage, ana affirming
| that no such marriages had been cou-
tracted since the issuance Of the Wood.
run manifesto Of Sept. 90 1890
United States Senator Burton Of Kan.
sas was sentenced 10 six months i'm
! prisonment and TO pay fine OF $500
for receiving fees Illegally from the Ri
alto Grain q Securities company.
Utah postmasters aud stockgrow-
ers held conventions In Salt Lake.
An attempt was made ON the life OF
King Alfonso, az Barcelona,
S.-Utah Republicans held convention
and named delegates TO national gath.
erng In Chicago
l3,-The Russian battleshlp Petro-
payl0vsk WAS blown up and sunk by
the japanese.
Explosion on battleshhp Missouri
near Pensacola, Fla, resulted IN the
death Of five officers and "A men,
l5.-Arbor day was celebrated
throughout the state.
The palace at Seoul. Korea was des-
troyed by fire.
Charles NJ. schwab and party visited
Salt Lake
Mormon" Church bought portion OF
Temple lot at Independence, Mo, for
SIS, 900
l6.-James NJ. shockey was found
guilty Of the murder o. Amasa l..
Gleason q Salt Lake motorman
ll-Mr, and Mrs G.. j. stone OF Og-
den committed suicide by taking NOR
phlne
20 Toronto, Canada, was the scene
OF disastrous fire, the loss being &c.
100000
One hundred miners were buried by
an avalanche near Turin, Italy.
Mrs. Mary Dixon committed suicide
at Ogden by drinking carbollc acid.
22.-Frank Rose, the wife murderer.
was executed at the Utah state prison.
lhe three car barn bandits shared q
similar fate at Chicago.
Utah University boys won debate
with Colorado
A.-Dead body OF Alfred r. Peterson.
student Of the J., ID. s. university
was found In the foothills northeast OF
Salt Lake.
&.-The second session OF the Fifty
eighth Congress adjourned.
29-Case Of child murder was dlscov-
cred In Salt Lake.
SC-st' Louis worlds fair was for
mally opened.
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JULY

BY the sinking Of the Danish
steamer Norge, 100 immigrants lost
their lives,
4-lndependeuce day was joyously
celebrated throughout the nation.
Jonathan Riley and his l4-year-old
son were drowned In the Jordan river
while IN swimming
Elder Charles w. Penrose was chosen
as a member OF the Council OF the
Twelve Apostles. TO ON the vacancy
caused by the death Of Elder A. O,
Woodruff.
9.-Judge Alton b. Parker was nom.
mated by the Democratic national
convention as It's candidate for presi-
dent Of the United States. Henry G.
Davis was nominated for vice presi.
dent.
l5,-The Old Folks OF Salt Lake and
vicinity enjoyed an outing TO Spanish
Fork.
2O.-Utah postmasters held their first
annual convention at Provo,
a. G. Peterson, a Mormon mission
airy returning from New Zealand, at
tempted suicide by taking carbollc ac-
Id, from the effects OF which he died
three days later.
25.-Utah's Pioneer day was fttlngly
celebrated In Salt Lake and throughout
the state.
26.-Thomas Taggart Of Indiana was
made chairman Of the Democratic ma
tional committee.
21-President Roosevelt was formal
~ notified OF his nomination.
A cloudburst In southern Utah did
much damage 90 gardens and orchards
IN the vicinity Of New Harmony.
2S.--M Won Plehve, the Russian min
lister Of the Interior was assassinated.
So--Dr, a, W johnson and A. ].
Gemmell Of Salt Lake We're arrested on
the charge Of child murder.
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o, G-rEi ls., Ashton. one Of sn,,.,
aged 81 years. "oN paIalyse
ll,-Mrs james A. pnou
wilson Weber COUNTY eu ,o,,ngton o.
dropsy aged 81 years. ''''um0ed TO
Ex-senator Marcus u..
aied The family apartmsr,ss q Ohio
arlington hotel Wasbng,an IN th'
irom typhoid fever. after. sr 'i M u. G.,
''au'"b over a period Of two moa, 9N'
lG-Mrs Ann Overcni Prooco .,, ''
Oh Johh Preecc, died ln ss,i .T,'lo6
general denlIlty. ''' lAEe VI
lS-Mra, Rose G Meyer. sl,,., -.
Auerbach Bros, Salt LAKE, " lhe
away In her 1ith year pa'iei
Mis sarah q. Blper. o Napyo.
erah, died at her home IN ply vo .e,'
boNeIder county aged % Years "'ol'1
2O-R. S Watson. a we'll kpor,,
e'lng salesman, died IN SAIL Ia al ''1F'
A. Hoslck, q young Sab
druggist, was called home. I-A'
4-Judge Charles H. GnoAu..
san Lake, answered the Anal SUNNI 'a, .'
aged 70 years. '''''lots
B r. Dewey, a Utah pioneer q, ,,e
died at Chloride, ArIz. =" lsh
mrs MRS Janet Gardner o resident al,
u'3n' o. years died 90 her res5s,.
IN West Jordan aged So years '''' &c
,I--George n. DOW warden n, d,
yuan state prison, suCcumbel to a M I.'
gerlng Illness " lll-
Joseph a. Killing. an Old friend
Joseph Smith, the prophet, passed i'u NO. oI
nc Cotton San BernarlIno COUNTY C 'Y
In his 93rd year '''''' O4l'
william Simmons. a veteran NJ n.
Black Hawk war; died at his hono' I I.
%'-Bishop William n Reid o,u,,.
succumbed to paralysis. ''D0
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OCTOBER.

l.-Joseph Jefferson the actor, made
the pathetic announcement. my DAYS
upon the stage are ended"
The new American party Of Utah
nominated a state ticket. with Ogden
Hiles for congress and William NJ
Ferry OF Salt Lake for governor
S.-Charles f. Kelly, ex-speaker OF
the 81. Louis house Of delegates told
the story Of the Doodle combine.
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FEBRUARY.

Fired Beutler murder myster was
cleared up by the confession OF George
w. Munzy, after lapse OF seven years.
President Francis NJ. Lyman returned
from a three years mission to Europe.
liking Edward opened parliament
with great ceremony
Soldier Thomas r, Fuller was sem
fenced to Is years IN the state prison
for assaultng Miss Edith GIL
3,-Anderson Bros. grocery store at
Idaho Falls was destroyed by fire, loss.
$4,000.
THE business section OF Baltimore.
Md, was Quilted by fire, the loss being
estimated at S3OO0OO,OOO.
ain first encounter between Japan
emo Russia, the former struck a stag
gering blow.
lit was announced that the Salt
lake stake Of Zion was to be cut in
four.
lS.-in will contest case OF Annie i.
a. Hilton, Judge Hail held that the
woman was never the legal wife OF Or.
John r, Park.
William j, Lemp, the brewer com.
mitted suicide In ST. Louis.
D. j. Burnswood and John johnson
were Killed In a snowside at Alta.
lS.-Col, Theodore Bruback Of salt
Lake was killed by fall In the DAILY.
Judge mine at Park City
2O.-Perry s, Heath resigned as sec.
rotary Of the Republican national com.
mlttee.
Lorenzo Crosby a Mormon" mis-.
tionary, committed suicide by shooting
while en- route home from the southern
states.
2O,-Explosion at Jackson on the Lu.
GIN cut-on resulted In the death Of 20
Greeks and Injury OF many others.
A,-Subpoenaes for Utah witnesses in
bmoot investigation, arrived
26--Llberty stake was organized with
Hugh j. Cannon as president, and Ar.
mold H. Schulthess and Philip S. May.
cock as his counselors
2S.-The new Fifteenth ward meet.
ughouse, Salt Lake, was dedicated.
29.-Followlng a quarrel with his son.
M law Benjamin II. Haddock OF salt
Lake expired instantly.
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MARCH.

s.-The smoot hearing was begun at
Washington, with President Joseph +.
Smith on the stand.
Mrs. Ellen d. Nagle OF Ogden com.
mitted suicide by hanging.
SIN smoot investigation, President
Smith and Senator Hoar INDUCED In
good-natured colloQuy.
"a plot to murder Korean officials
N.Y. discovered, and 20 members OF the
Peddlars band We're arrested.
.h-trank Rose, convicted OF the muir.
ger OF ms Wife was sentenced to be
Executed April %. " O'
preu hunter' a swltchman, was killed
we snort Line yards, Salt Lake.
in 9inoot hearing Senator Hoar
announced that the people Of Utah Mad
risht TO send whom they p.eased TO
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MARCH.

2.-Mrs, Anna Klrstine Smoo, H.,
Tor, wife of George S. Taylor ana II.
ter Of senator Reed smoot, dle5 4,
Provo. N''' Ok
S-Peter Qulst a prominent sc,rs.
naylan resident Of Salt Lake. pas,si
away. F''''i
4.-Dr j. S. WItcher OF Salt Lake tsr
a victim TO gastrltls.
5.--Field Marshal Count Won Wal5s,
see OF Prussia. died Mt Hanover
George Walton OF NH Greek sB,
cumbs to appendicitis.
6.-James jenkins, one Of Utahs esry
settlers died al the home Of his DAMS
ter In West Jordan, aged So years
Jesse d. Hawkes.. secretary OF IN,
Veteran Flremen's association. del Of
dropsy.
S-Lord Augustus LOTUS. forna.
British ambassador az Berlin and 4
Petersburg, died IN London.
l2-John Clayton, an old-tme re,.
dent of Salt Lake, succumbed TO waIli
debility aged SO years.
News was received Of the death M
Dublan, chihuahua, Mexico, OF Miles p
Romney, an old resident Of Utah.
Capt James Il. Brett. formerly Of
the Twenty-fourth United States To-
fantry, stationed at Fort Douglas iel
a the Preside, San Franclso,
lG.-Dr. James Brownee Sanford
speaker Of the Codorado house OF rep.
resentatiyes, died OF appendicitis. agsl
35 years
1.-THE Duke OF Cambridge cousin o,
the late Queen Victoria, died IN Ion.
don.
Rev. Mark Louis Fink, bishop oiils
Leayenworth diocese Of the Ca.to.c
church, succumbed to pneumonia,
1S.-Robert Hooker the man who ln-
tiated King Edward into the Thirty
third degree Of Masonry died at Sll
Bernardino, Cal.
19.-Orson p. Hansen, who served n
the Utah batteries during the spanish
American war, died In salt Lake o.
consumption.
20.-Mrs Elizabeth PlXton Pioneer
resident OF Utah, passed away at her
home In Taylorsylle, at the ripe az
OF SIS years.
22.-Mrs. Martha Graham Proctor an
early settler, passed away at her home
In Union, Salt Lake county
2L-sir Edwin Arnold the author
died I'm London. aged 70 years,
Mrs. Ellen c. Liggan a vel known
resident Of Salt Lake, passed away
29.-Henry A. Bogardus one Of ne
most widely known telegraph operators
In America, died In Chicago
General William II. Payne, command
er Of the famous Black Horse cavalry
at the first battle Of Bun Run, died "
Washington, aged 70 years.
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JUNE.

l.-Salt Lake High school cadets
went into encampment at the Lagoon,
Pennington.
3s-Charles s. Deneen was nominated
for governor OF Ohio by reclamation.
The Cunnington Co, Salt Lake was
dissolved,
A-Charles Botha, sentenced to death
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FEBRUARY.

2.-William Gundry, an old-tlme TIM
tic mining man, died in Salt Lake.
William c. Whitney, former secretary
OF the navy, passed away at his home
In New York.
3.-Capt. Chas, c, Cornwall. who. IN
1864, was appointed TO the naval acad-
envy from Utah, died In New York.
6.--M. L. Shepherd Of the presidency
Of Beaver stake, suddenly expired In his
back yard.
6-Demise OF Mrs. Hannah Ostlund, n
respected resident OF sandy.
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APRIL.

1.--Prof. ]. A. Wright a well known
hort aulturlst, died IN salt Lake
4.-shepard A. Benson, general agen'
for the General Electric company PA''
ed away In Salt Lake
John w. Cairns, a salt Lake Roy sis-
cumbed to pneumonia In san BTanc'1',
7..-Maurlcc Lyons, city justice o.
Eureka, passed away
s.-DennIs c. Eichnor, district a' i.i,
ney for the Third judicial dlsulo1 u''-
I'm Salt Lake, Of heart failure
1O.-Davld Jones OF Union, SAT- LaA'
county, succumbed TO dropsy' r,,,
President Ira n. Hinckley OF uA'
stake. died at Provo.
13.-Thomas p. Thomas an old'In''
died suddenly In Salt Lake ..t.,,
Miss Edith r. Ireland OF SAT- L'''
fell a victim TO appendicitis
1s.-Mrs. Thomas Fitch an autn0'sa
of considerable fame died In Les -"
geles, Cal "a.
Is.-Mrs. Virginia Il. Major a nls' q
respected fealGtHt' ul'u ~
Layton. Davis county
2i.-Mrs. Jessie NJ Sprunt wilson, os'
OF Ogden's best known and most nl s,l
~ esteemed women, died OF pneumon,'.,.
2l.-Mrs. Christine Jepperson' U IVA !;
Oldest woman, died in Provo aS'i
years,
@.-Mrs. Esther Cummings a w.
dent NJ Sheffield, H.. died at the nos.
of her daughter Mrs, e. " ~" "
Salt Lake, 100. rss.
dent Of Utah, died at Mlssoul" ~V'
@-Mrs. Harry Field, former t' !,
ident Of salt Lake passed away "
Gray's Lake, Ida. 49,. nrlrrt
Bishop IL. o. Crandall died ~ D r.s1
Ida, from heart failure aged ~ ''"'
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MAY

s-The death OF Joseph W. WIS n
a resident Of Salt Lake, o'cuE'e-
Idaho Falls. ...,y se,rs
Mrs. Mary ]. Allen, formerly nv ~ NJ
tary of state Of Kansas, ana I Ilv'Ie ~.
Mrs Chas. II. Morehouse OF SAT- 80
died al Kansas City, -,,o,oenl
Mrs, Zinah Blrklnshaw pIotu as IA
RELIEF society worker succumoeue ,l.
lingering illness, at her home ~ 90
Lake. -. rh,r
4-sam Parks, the New lo l,'on Of
leader. died in Sing Sing p'''O'
pneumonia. - -, salt Lake
Mrs. Ella J. Hauerbach OF Sa''
succumbed to an operation. .,ssci Of
George w. Crane, vice plS g IN hen
the Utah Fuel company aleo :"
YER ..yo- a.
7-Hon. james sharp e ,Ai.
Salt Lake, died from para'' % o,,,see
an Pleske, late minister . d u,,
for Russia, died at 81 Fe's's .s ~
lC.-slr Henry NJ. Stanley, !, u To5don.
can explorer passed away ~ nn,,,a
1l.-Mrs. Esther Mende96lal ,.a D Of BIZ
died Of old age at the Tes'1'"''
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-06-17

Dimanche dernier notre compa-
triote M. Edouard Rainv1lle a 6t6
DIES plus agr6ablement surprls par
l'arriv6e dun grand nombre de
personnes a sa residence. M. Rain
Vile 6talt assis confortablement
chez lui jouissant de la tranquilite
de son foyer ct formant DIES projects
pour l'avenir quand soudain deux
jeunes files enfants de M. J. G..
Gagnon entr6rent sans 6tre intro
duits tenant a la main deux ma
gnifques bouquets de feurs ct au
bout de Fun desquels so trouvait
une magnifique hague qu'elles
pr6senterent a M. Rainville. Inu.
tile de dire qu'elles 6taient suivies
dun grand nombre de personnes.
M. Rainville remis de sa surprise
leur souhaita la bienvenue ct on
dit que les invites ont pass6 une
grande partie de la mutt en- anu
sements do toutes sortes. Cette
soir6e await 6te organisee a l'occa-
sion du 45eme anniversaire de M.
Rainville. Nous lui souhaitons en-
core de nombreux anniversaries
aussi joyeux.