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Mamie A. Epaulding. sister OF the bride,
was bridesmaid, wearing q handsome
gown Of pink silk mousseline, and also
carrying beautiful bouquet OF roses.
Mr.. Ernest D. Moling was best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Charlie Hafie and Mr..
Walter Briscoe. After the ceremony the
bridal party and host of their friends
went to the future home of the bride, 223
r street northeast, where reception was
held. The bride received many useful and
handsome presents.
st. Jerome's Catholic Church of Hyatts-
Vile was the scene Of quiet and beautiful
wedding on Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock.
when Miss Clementine Marie Neitzy became
the wife of Mr.. Richard Howard Crandel.
The Rev. Father Powers oficiated. The
bride was handsomely gowned in white
crepe de Paris, and wore a white picture
hat. She carried bride roses. Miss Elenor
Neitxy, sister Of the bride. was maid of
honor and wore white organdie. After con-
gratulations the young couple went to their
new home.
Miss Marie simrall of Covington. KY, on
her way to Princeton. where she Is to be
the guest at large house party, Is stopping
with Mrs. Jacques on H street for few
days. Miss Simrall is a highly accom-
plished young lady. and is the daughter Of
A. @. Smrall of Covington. KY, and Is a
reigning belle of the blue grass region.
Mrs. Robert R. Wright, wife of the mayor
Of Denver. Col, is here with her sister, Mrs.
Albert r. Dyer of 1917 K street northwest.
Mrs. Wright is on her way to spend few
weeks with her daughter Mrs Edward
Wemple, at the latter's country home at
Haverstraw, N. Y, before the familys de-
parture for Newport, r. l., where Mrs.
Wright will accompany them, and spend
the summer months.
Miss Mollie Hansborough, daughter of
the late John Hansborough of Warren
county, Va, and Mr.. William p King
were married yesterday at the home of
DR.. M. F. Hansborough, the brides brother,
at Front Royal, Va. Rev. H H. Sherman
performed the ceremony in the presence
OF the relatives and friends of the young
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. King will visit St
Louis on their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Goodman of 1857 P
street. West Washington, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Mary Belle
to Mr. Charles Eckert on May 80. 1904
Mr. and Mrs. Eckert will reside at the
nome of the brides mother and would be
pleased to see any of their many friends
at the above address
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Whit
NEE and Mr.. Joseph NJ Lenhart took
place last evening at the home of the sis
ter OF the bride Mrs. L. w. Chatterton,
1140A North Capitol street. The service
was performed by Rev w Taliaferro
thompson of the lexington PRESBYTERIAN
Church. The bride was richly dressed in
silk organdie built on tafreta and pro-
IuseIy trimmed with cream lace The
bride and groom received many handsome
ana costly presents from friends and rel
atlves. After trip to Old Point Comfort
and other southern points Mr.. and Mrs
Lenhart will be at home at go RandoInh
street
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DIED.

ACHE On June O. 1904. at Providence Hospital
FREDERICK ACHE.
Funeral Of 70 Lewis C puTsli 474 street
southwest, Friday June 10 at O'Clock Mem,
Ladies' AUXILIARY are invited to attend In
terment at Phillipsburg, N j.
BURROWS On Thursday. June Q, 1904, NARY
VIRGINIA daughter OF the late samnel F.
Funeral from the Burrows residence. River road.
Tenleyown June H. at pm interment at se
spectfully invited to attend
aEaHohp sf her residence sis5 street north
west EMMA REYNOLDS tnee Marcey). wife
Funeral. private, Saturday, June II. at 4:so pm
Interment at Oak Hill. y
RUEBsAM Suddenly on June 9, 1904 EARLE s..
beloved of Mary Eliza and the late Il.
August Ruebsam, aged twelve years
Funeral private.
beloved husband of Sadie e. Shane, aged sixty
four -
northwest Sunday, June IL. at ESQ p.m.,
thence to Assembly Presbyterian Church 9th
attend. Interment at Rock Greek cemetery. q
at oeo oa rhqrf Sea
northwest. Mrs MARTHA J. rYNDALL widow
sons and two daughters; Mrs NJ 4 Coilett'
William H TyndalI, Marx A. A.n Iynd"h' Mrs. r.
Funeral services Saturday June IL, at pm. at
her late residence. Internent at Congressional
cemetery
VICTORY On June g. 1904, at 100 10th street
northwest ELLEN, beloved wife of John F.
Victory, aged forty years
Funeral from residence Saturday June IL, AT
am thence TO st. Patrick's Church. Inter-
ment Mt. Olivet cemetery y
In Memoriam.
JOHNSON. In memory Of our loving mother. AN
ME JOHNSON who departed this life two
wears ago June 10, 1902
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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FOR ANOTHER TERM
MRS. WEST REAPPoINTED TRUS-
TEE OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Has Rendered Valuable Service in Past
Four Years-Mr. Macfar-
lands Comment.

Upon the recommendation of Commits
sioner Macfariand. who has supervision
over the public schools, Mrs. Mary Hope
West was today reappointed as a member
Of the board of education for term of
seven years. beginning with July 1 next,
the date of the expiration of Mrs. Vests
present term Of Office Commissioner Mac
farland arranged the appointment with
Commissioner Biddle, who expressed his
hearty approval of the reappointment of
Mrs. West. Commissioner West took no
part in the action.
In speaking today of Mrs. Vests valuable
services to the District public schools in the
past Commissioner Mcfarland said:
II have asked Mrs. West to continue as
a member of the board Of education when
her terms expires on the LIST of July, and I
am glad to say that she has consented to
do so. None of the members of the board
OF education has done more for the public
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Mccook Portrait Huns.

dispatch from Columbus. Ohio, last
night says: A picture of the lighting
McCook family of Ohio--Daniel AcCook
and his nine sons-which was painted
on the order of the state forty years
ago, but rejected for some reason. was
hung In the rotunda Of the state house
today, the gift of John ]. McCook of New
York. The artist sold 1t privately. and
some years ago John j. McCook found It
in a junk shop in Washington. He bought
IL. had 1t repainted by an artist. and ascer-
tanning through Gov. Herrick that the
state would accept presented II to Ohio to-
Gay. All the McCooks fought in the civil
war. and the father and six of the sons
lost their lives in the service.
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Merchant Found Dead at Sherry's.

dispatch from New York last night
-Ays: Moses Well, forty-two years old.
vice president of the j. Spencer Turner
Company. a dry goods house. was foand
dead this afternoon In his bachelor APART
ments at Sherry's. His head rested In
pool Of blood that flowed from two bullet
wounds, one over the heart and another In
the left temple, either of which, 1t is said,
would have caused death revolver was
found near his side, and he was fully dress
ed. Mr.. We'll had suffered from severe at
tacks of neuralgia for many years, and
only a short time ago left private sani-
tarium, where he had received treatment.
He had planned to leave for Europe next
Saturday to be treated by foreign spe-
cialist
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Confederate Veteran il Hanged.

dispatch from Paragould, Ark, last
night says: Mart v. Vowel. an aged white
man and a confederate veteran. was hang
ed here today for the murder of w. r.
Lovejoy. The town was filled with people
from adjoining towns and counties In May
Gov. Davis considered a petition signed by
200 residents of Clay and Green counties.
asking a Communication of the sentence, and
at the same time another petition was re-
ceived bearing 1850 signatures. The gov
ernor steadily refused to interfere, though
numerous delegations waited on him. 1t
Is said that 342 messages were received yes
terday and last night from confederate
camps requesting Gov. Davis to commute
the sentence
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Tried to Bride Commissioner Ware.

A dispatch from Norfolk, June says: p
S. Stephenson, counsel for ]. w. Billsen of
Claremont, Va, who was convicted in the
United States court here last night of Of
fering Commissioner of Pensions Ware
bride of $50 to increase his civil war PEN
sion from SO to IS, today applied to Federal
Judge Waddill to set aside the verdict and
send the case to Washington D. c., upon
the ground that the Virginia court has no
jurisdiction. Judge Waddili reserved his
decision. Billsen In his personal letter
to Commissioner Ware said Take your
money and l will say nothing. The pris-
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Spider Bite Kills Woman.

dispatch from Knoxville, Tenn, last
night says: Mrs. ]. c. Wilson. widow of
the late Prof. Wilson, died at her residence
in this city this afternoon in terrible agony
as the result of a spiders bite received on
Wednesday evening while in her bed room
Physicians were summoned Immediately
after the injury and relieved her sufferings
temporarily by the administration OF
opiates. Despite treatment the patients
condition grew rapidly worse. Her entire
body became swollen to twice its normal
size and she became unconscious.
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All About Summer Resorts.

Vacation days should be planned for well
In advance. Booklets about summer resort
hotels that hold forth the greatest posi-
biIities for pleasant vacations may be had
at The Stars Resort Bureau Full infor-
nation about resorts and routes for sum-
mer trips freely given at the business Office
counter.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
ChaHles Cohen and Ella Bizgia.
John B. Lamton Of Warwick. r. L. and
Adele Randall of this city
Fletcher ]. Atkinson and Erna Keith hotb
OF New Glasgow. Va.
Robert Brooks and Fannie Thomnson
Alick Brown and Glare Redick. both of
Tenleytown D c.
Charles H. King Of this city and Cath
crime Smallwood of Leesbure Va.
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Ended His Life With a Razor.

ST. LOUIS. June 10.-In a fit of tenn
porary insanity Robert r. Miller. aged
fifty-eight years. who came to St Louis a
week ago with his wife and daughter from
Tampa, Fla, to visit the worlds fair, has
ended his life at his boarding house by cut
ting his throat and wrists with razor.
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MARRIED.

BEEN-FALLON On Wednesday June 8. 1904. at
the Immaculate Conception Church. by the Rev.
Ambrose Beavans, MARY Z. FALLoN and
JAMES H BEEN. No cards.
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oner. who has been out under bond, vsas
to jail
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socia, gathering assembled at the not q
., M Soe'a Arthur L. Smith, BrightWood. a. ter
s. Saturday last At TAO @ of of tine the ang'
par aend III pleasant evening at games re- e.
srpeshments were served The members PEI fol- q.
the Junior DAUGHTERS consisted OF nre esI
loving: Mrs. Lulu 6. Chape,l, pf R1anche
S Mrss assistant secretary; Miss Tiggar.;;
S misses Mary Keene Mable Stewart, Fear ear,
Seavers. Harriet Tiggart, Julia ROSS ma
Collier, Edna Phillips ana irene
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Tuesday evening, June 7, at s o'clock. a
pretty wedding took place at Faith
Chapel, the contracting parties being
M. McCauley. The bride was handsomely
gowned In white silk crepe de chine
carrying a shower bouquet of roses. Miss
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Mrs Wesley Bond Bennett of Baltimore
is the guest of Mrs. William John Zeh.
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Another bride of yesterday was formerly
we'll known here, Miss Emily 8: Gray.
daughter of Judge, formerly Senator.
Gray Of Delaware, who became Mrs Henry
Thouron The ceremony took place at the
Gray residence, Wilmington. Only the I'M
mediate families of the bride ana prloe-
groom were present at the ceremony. at
which Rev. Charles s. Stevens, pastor of
First Presbyterian Church, was the onciae-
ing minister.
The spacious colonial house was elabor-
ately decorated with palms, roses and a
profusion of potted plants. The ceremony
was performed in an alcove OF the drawing
room formed by a large bay window, about
which were banks of palms and roses. Inc
bride was given away by her father. Ihe
best man was Harry c. Thayer Of Philadel-
phia, the maid of honor, Miss Annie d.
Gray sister of the bride.
Following the ceremony the wedding
breakfast was served at 1890 o'clock, after
guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Thouron will go abroad on
their wedding tour, and on their return Will
reside near Philadelphia.
Marquise de Monsters Merinville, former
ly Miss Mary Caldwell, who spent the win
ter In this country, sailedryesterday for Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Robley D. Evans arrived yesterday
from Europe and was met by Rear Admiral
cVdHS. hey Will ViSit-rm IouShh0cpSAo,
NJ Y, and then come here. Mrs. Evans.
soon after war was declafed between Rus
STA and Japan, left Yokohama on the
steamer Tamba Maru. When che vessel ar
rived at Singapore the Japanese govern
ment had decided that 1t wanted the Tam
ba Maru as transport, so the passengers
were compelled to get theirS~property to-
gether and disembark
Mrs. Evans took the French line steamer
Anam for Marseille. when she went to
Mentone to visit her daughter. Mrs. Seweli
of Boston.
Miss George Eleanor Dtsson,- daughter of
Mrs. Charlotte Emily Dixon of this city.
Mr. John Thomas Doyle, secretary of the
civil service commission, were married
yesterday at noon at the Berkeley, where
the brides sister, Mrs Eldridge Roger
Boyle, resides. Only a small company of
relatives and close personal friends of the
couple were present. The bride wore
white crepe de chine, made with yoke and
sleeves or duchess lace, and tulle veil.
She had no attendants Mr. John Walker
Holcolm was best man Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle. after an out-of-town trip, will re-
side at Cherrydale, Va. where the former
has bought place.
Mrs. Wesley Bond Bennett of Baltimore
is the guest of Mrs. William John Zeh
Tuesday evening, June T. at o'clock.
pretty wedding took place at Faith
Chapei, the contracting parties being
MISS Bessle ,. Spaulding and Mr. James
M. McCauiey. The bride was handsomely
gowned In white silk crepe de chine.
carrying shower bouquet Of roses. Miss
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DR.. Mary NJ. Armor has returhe en it o;tu
Philadelphia, and win remain III '
until autumn.

Miss Grace Brayton Wishart ana MT
Charles M. Manly were married YESTERDAY
at the residence of the brides mother by
DR.. Charles Manly of Lexington, Va, Iatner
Of the latter. Only a small company was
nresent The bride wore white crepe, Trim
med with pearls, and a bertha OF lace.
Flowers crowned the tulle veil. and she car
ried sweet peas and bride roses. Mrs. Ed
ward Watson of Greenville, 8. e., SISTER
candle and lace, attended the bride. Mr.
William Ernest Schoenborn was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Manly left for the north on
their honeymoon trip, and Will take up
their residence later at 1926 Columbia road
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Heart
Beat So Violently,
Ito Movement
G o uld b e 8 e g n
Through Clothing.
DR.. lGileS' Heart Cure
Cured Me.

No matter what's The matter with your
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Cure. IL IS a great heart and blood tonic
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circulation. II has cured heart disease when
all else tailed. IL has brought relief when
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~Since taking a number OF bottles OF DR.
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my left side, which disagreeable symptoms
used 10 bother me- greatly The frequent
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al that time subject TO were most alarming.
AT times my heart would beat so violently
that the movement was noticeable through
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| think Dr. Miles Heart Cure a great medi.
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United States Land Ohlce,
Salt Lake CITY. Utqh.
MI. 90 tplI

Salt Lake CITY. Uiah.
March o. 1871
To whom it may concern
Notice "a hereby given Tan. The Sfatr
Of Utah has filed in this Office list ~
lands sslecteH by the snid state unlcr
section II Of the Act u rDnere4s ap-
proved duly lG. 1851 The loioNiur
tracts cmitaced Ia said l-ta. n,c 10
lown-hips con.ainiue mincral chmn oi
recoid. VIZ.
sw14 NIL See ~, q is..l. r..
S T. Mer.. embraced ia li4t 81. o..
for The establishment and maintenance
OF Normal school
E% NWl4; rs SWlf See. 20; VIZ
SWL; NEtf NWi4 ~rc. % aud So
NEi4 Sec 80. r. 4 s., II. e., : l.
Mer., embraced in List No. 80, Tor the
establishment and maintenance Of an
Insane Asylum.
Copies Of said lists, 30 far as they re-
late to Eaid tiacts, by descriptive subdi-
visions, have been conspicuOnsly posted
In this office, for inspection by any
person interested. and by tie pubs.
gene rally
Durh gthe sixty days next following
the date ~ this notice under depart
mental Instructions ol November y,
1896 20 l.. D.. ij0). pfoiesisor contests
again-t DE claim Of lhe Stale To any Of
the tracts 81 - bdivisious hereinbriore
described, on the wound that .hc same
is more valuable fOr mineral thlu Tor
agricultural purposes VIII lie rrcciv a
mud uOlrd Tor report TO tho General
Land Office, at Washington, y. G.
1 Failure 10 So protest or contest within
the lime specified will be considered
sufficient evidence Of the non-mincial
character Of the said tracts, and the
selection thereof, being otherwise Tree
rom objection, will be teco nmended
for approval
FRANK u. HOBBS, Register
GEO A. SMITH, Receiver
[Fhst Pub April Z. '0l
LOCATION NOTICES, and proof o
annual labor loI sale at this Office
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Boa" tn. NV Kind y. Wave Always S''
Signature at A/zHH9zz$a

Hyrum Huggard, the young man
who was injured in the sugar factory
Mt Rexburg, Ida, died at 81. Marks
hospital Saturday morning, and his
body was brought TO American Fork
for interment. The funeral services
were held in Science hall sunday after
noon. Impressive remarks were made
by number Of speakers. The deceased
was an exemplary young man OF good
habits, and leaves mother and father
aud number of brothers and sisters to
mourn his loss. A large concourse OF
people followed the remains TO the
cemetery, where the last sad rites were
observed.
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Worst Of All Experiences

Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be yopr last?
Such was the experience OF MIS-. S II
Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three
years" she writes, ~ endured insulier-
able pain from indigestion, stomach and
bowel trouble. Death seemed newt
able when docto's and all remedies
failed. At length was induced TO try
Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. improved at once and
now Pm completely recovered" For
liver, kidney, stomach and bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only SOC. It's guaranteed
byTJ Wadsworth, druggist.
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signature of Z/<ANIzMx

The Leh Silver band Is being reor~
ganized under the leadership of Prof.
J. Fieldsted of the Brigham Young uni
yersity of Provo. Mr.. Fjeldsted is a
member of sroi. Miller's famous
orchestra, which will give series Of
balls at the City pavilion during the
summer.
The First ward held It's Sunday
School anniversary on Sunday morn
ing and evening. The two sessions
were very interesting. A good pro-
gram was rendered at each meeting.
The recitations aud singing were very
nice. The house was pleasantly deco
rated with flowers and mottos. The
pictures OF the late James Taylor,
President Snow and Mrs Rebecca
Standing were hung over the stand.
The stand was nearly hid by pretty
flowers Of various colors which scented
the whole house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thornton were
visiting here on Sunday.
A large assortment of Ladies' Belts
this week at the Crop.
Mr. VIM. southwiclx, ST., is having
his residence remodeled.
The State of Colorado is about TO
withdraw from the Union (miners,.
Mrs. Abe Gudmunsen has gone TO
Idaho 60 visit for several days.
Mr.. VIM. f. whipple has gone to
Park City on a visit for few days.
Miss Amy Sharp left this morning
for visit to the ST. Louis Fair
Mrs. T. Perry, who has been very
81 K, is on the improve.
"New Idea" Paper Patterns Sc. each,
3 for l0c., during the sale, at Peoples
Coop.
Miss Josie Bean OF Provo, is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. ii. f. Osterloh.
Bert Carson and Elan Fonts Of Fair
field were in Lehi Wednesday OIL bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. frame have re.
urued from st. Louis. They cannot
ny enough for the fair.
Mrs. James Smuin, who has been
lex for the past month, Is able to be
about again.
Mrs. s. A. Olmstead and hel
laughter are in Provo visiting with
lrs. Gus Blumenthal.
The Postotlice Inspector was in Leh
Wednesday. He reports our Office as
being in very good order.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Green have re
turned from the East. Mr.. Green |:
back to his old job as agent at the II.
G.. w.
Mr. Moroni Royle, Sr., is slowly re-
covering from rather severe spell o.
sickness, which has held him down
FOR several days
Investigate prices In the Coop
Grocery Department during the sale.
Edison Whipple's iather-in-lsw Is tn,
proud possessor of new grandson
The young man is staying with Ed. al
present. The event occurred last Mon
day morning All we'll
Rev. George /. Adams OF Westboro
Mass, who has conducted the Congre
gational church and school in Lehi 70
the past year, has gone to his old hom'
for the summer vacation.
June 23rd the members of the Dis
trict School Alumni will have day
outing In American Fork canyon
where fishing and all kinds of sport
will be INDUCED In, and fine program
will be rendered.
O "A - TO MA.
Bears the 4, The Kind You Haze klaays BOuqh
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OFFICIAL DzaE5roRr

District Judge. John r. nooth
District Attorney. A. c. Hatch
Court stenographcr Mont Roberts.
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Would quickly leave sou, II You used
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Of sufferers have proved Their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 70 cenis, money
back il not cured. Sold ly r J wads-
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