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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
SENTIMENT NO LONGER RULES.
Gould Not Leave Open Irritating Con-
troyefsls with Great Britain for
She Commands the Sea,
IN CASE or WAR WITH GERMANY


Parts, July l9-rormor Foreign Mlu'
isor Dclclrsc. IN ho course Of nn Inc
tcrylew published by the duulor today
upon the British ana French naval
amenities ol llrosL was Induced Ia dlF
GUS his general policy relative to Great
Britain and Germany ne said
Tho policy ~ nations uoNndoNs ls
not based ON scntmon, or onupalhy
but upon holr material interests AZ
between Germany ana Great Britain
our commercial balance shows whore
our ntorcstR lie. Great britain w our
best purchaser while Germany buys ul-
most nothing Of ne ana tries 10 scl
ny nh she can Moreover n he cyi'
dent that We could not leave open h.
nlaImg controversies with Great Hrll-
ain which might procipIlutc m armed
struggle for Great Britain holds ndls.
pulnhly the empire Of the sens For
every warshp we build she builds four
or i've n N thus fnr well ~ Ucc.pt
those manifest facts ana consider the
value which hrtlsh cooperation would
give US IN certain uVuuluulliluH THO
greatest intrinsic value NJ such Dns
operation would be- the NlluWl mppH.
sibIllty IN which n would place Oior-
many Of making war upon w.
NJ Dclcasso was asked II hr cole
pldorrd the recent mpnlrcS I'm uuuuuD-
ton with Morocco Az being scdilIour
he replied
not at oll IN cosc Of war ur'ut
Britain would surely be- with M against
Germany ana then what would the
infant ioot ot Germany amount to-
what would become az her pUrls2 Of
her commerce or nor merchant ma.
rne2 n would mean humiliation,
That n the real Significance Of the pros.
emit exchange OF ylgIln of British and
rrouoh sluadrons
An understanding between those tNo
powers and a coalition Of their unNl's
would create u naval war machine 90
powerful that neither Germany nor amy
other power would risk conclusions up,
ON the sea, II n mo sen which 10 IN
necessary 90 command today ana iho
war IN the fur olsl hly oouomslycly
demonstrated mat"
Continuing, NJ nclclssc discussed tho
probable OBJECT Of h.s policy ~ n had
been pursued "rhe Auglo,Frouuh core
dial understanding no said, 'Nus nm
achievement toward q definite undora
plAndlng between Russia and Great
Britain and thla further understanding
would have been the work ~ the French
minister for foreign Affairs Tho sur.
GEES ~ such n tNk would have
strengthened our influence IN british
councils and assured Tor % Ions timo
the peace " the world"
In conclusion, N, Dclcasso WAS asked
Tor his opinion OF Nrnucr's accepting %
conference on Morocco 90 which be
gave the following tcytuul response.
ITO 90 ~ u conference ~ "a mist1kD..
nnd such u mistake"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
I20 LIVES LOST
IN C0lLIERY EXPLOSION

cardiN Wales, July Ian expo.
tlDn " IRE dump IN SO, 3 pit OF the
United National Colllcry company Mt
WHttstown IN tho Rhondda valley the
cnntor Of the great welsh uoll fields,
mis- morning. N believed lo have result.
ed IN the loss Of NJ least l2o lives.
The explosion was followed mmodls
nlely by the bolchlng of clouds Of smoke
ana dust from the pll SHAFT, IN which
$50 men were working The force Of llo
explosion wrecked the machinery at The
mouth " tho plt All communication
WIN the doomed men IN This direction
Is completely cut on,
no, ! SHAFT, adjoining, has ordinarily
hhorded communication Win No. 2, The
GOV men In No, | and the few who os.
oupod from No were drawn w.
\ rescue party descended, but its
work wns seriously mpedod by the foul
nir and the falling masses of earth dlg.
lodged by the explosion
llowc efforts have been made for
hours 10 rench the ontombed mon hut
late tonight the absence Of Hl sound
ilom the interior " the mine told the
tale of tho worst disaster that haH luk.
on place IN south wales since lNpl
Tho nows Of the explosion fpro01
rapidly, and hundreds Of women nnl
children, ana thousands Of mon lhroug.
cd the head of the pit aoeknR mlornu-
ton, The mountain roadWays Wcro
crowded all tho afternoon, and there
pro now strtHma of people In the nhlgh-
horhood NJ tho mine, nh contributing
"a the pilIful scenes
Efforts nt rescue were stll In prog.
ross M midnight ana currents uf fresh
pr wore bclng driven through the 'hulL
but the rogcuora are Low working with.
o,n, hope Of reducing the llet OF loulI'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Il VIII be Most Thorough and 70
Expense VIII be Spared to
Obtain Evidence
COTTON EXCHANGE INTERESTED



NhFllnRlolh JulN lt hO 'nl.INfl'
lion that VIII be- mido by D.. Any,
Norp,u II. Roach mtn l.r .ulrrrg lhui.
,... 49,. ,..,.. ..,......
"I''' nus p''n '''N'N' '. '|"I'"''
llyn iu the matter Of preparing 'nr gov.
ornmnnt rotton piutIuIna Vl br far
,.,.. ...,,.,.,,,., 49,. p,.., ....,,.l,..,.,
,''''' 'N'''"N''' W ''''. ,.'
ny secret service "p'I''"Ih "I 'O' I''
Vlou of Sooy Wilson of 'no dopurls
mont M npldrilurp. Arupr Nilv.Grn
n..,, ,.,,,,I.,,.i ,,I. ,.,,,.,I..,, 49,,
IVY INV "'' ''
INC papers transmitted To MN 10y N''N
Wilson and he thinks there should boz
ID rurth,r and dpt,il,l I.,nI np,lr,
W,ih MAJ rnd IN VIM br h.. n,u,nIt.
Tod ,hr nut,n mnlt,r IA M. u,.b AIM,
n,onbs A. 'n,nnlttr h. Nv, ,5nlp,iInn ~
,bn ans, bcfnre no rrtlrss frnn lIr mo-.
tnlnp nr ifnltd gi,tr. pIIuIury an Ann
ri, Tie bns tnkcn nm me- WlbIoI as
proaoaullug attorney and IN nh mol.
aolllY WIZ ASSIST we Bol'nln'II' NhrN
nm oo,rome NJ th" mvr,IImlIon DIM, a.
believed by department Of Justice onl.
clals 20 be a certainty
lNprnpc WIN MOI h' spared I'D gam,
crlIe r'ldcnc" on ihg m"ln"ls. llI,tyd
~ INV p'ru rullluN,p Wy 'l"u, =
Holmes, the Dismissed associate Hals
lfnrhh or me department ul NtI'ui'
IRE, ana NJ exposing any h'ruhlIW'N ID"
may nave had w ms operations Mt
Beach VIII have me benefit of tho ln'
borg Of secret serNlco men, Who W'l.
ompl oycd by fooy NilHnn hud 1lro ~
The best loRnl talent ~ nlh own oIl'',
working ON the ease VIII nr a. Oulnu'r
IT men who forfeited ont much uI mo
evidence IN the prosecution of poWulllyo
frauds, II isplnnucd 90 conduct INC oNs
animation secretly ON the grounds lhni
n VIII be much more clr'lNr II
has not been decided whether The case
win be- submitted to the grand jury
prior to arrests, II II II found that ar
rests are warranted but n N not be-
lioyod This win be- the procedure, Tho
grand Jury has adjourned for the sum
mcr though " n w found adv sable, a
special grand jury might be SUM
,nonod,
ma, =, ,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,1rt,pi,srpn
'plIoN HH'i'HN''l' ~ '''''''' wv
Ncw York, ,nly H. Tho New York
| cotton cxrhnngo made public today the
| fnlloVlug letter.
,.....i, ~,
"Iho non Ih'ololr hogg,',',' ,ro,'.1i'
drhi ar we 'hl''o '''''' "''"
lnNiull ". -, .,.,,.,n.. ,.,,. Want,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Almost Convinced that NJ Mura.
vieis Selection Was a
Mistake
He MAY YET Be REPLACED.
Strong lnfuepccs Have Been Brought
10 DISQUALIFICATION May Suc.
coed Him.

g. rcrHubwp july &c. sro0g In.
nuoucos have boon brought lo boar on
Emperor Nicholas lo nlup, HIM 10 r..
place NJ Muuyior 1913 peace pl'mpolon'
uuE although lNu WmhugWluu has
taken passage ou the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Grosnp. u.Uug from cher.
boWg July 3D. According lo reports tho
emperor iR wlycuug n hn has not ole
ready become convinced of the furt mat
hw choice Nas mWh', rho Russian
newspapers whose criticism compelled
NJ, MumyIon 10 rolnluish the portfolio
of Justice have attacked him with great
sopagonoss Al being utterly unqualified
10 conduct such important negotiations
ana The foroIgn olllro hug ull along been
supposed 10 share 10 similar view The
peace party M court has done iW nj
most lO SECURE tho suppression of NJ,
MumNlon under the belief that hla con.
duct OF the negotiations would be- mro
lo lead to unfortunate complications n
not 10 the complete wreck Of the hopes
OF peace The members of mis- party
profess lo believe today that they have
won q victory and that while NJ Vito
Nil not head the Washington mission,
MI pokoUloT Russian minister ~
china NJ, Whites rlRhl hand man, VIII
head the mission They say the om-
pcror's attitude WAS apparent ON Mon.
day when hc received NJ Murnylcn
colby ana remarked that ho did not be-.
Hove ME- health would stand the strain
of Roing to Washington, ana tho I'M.
porlal lntImailon was ~ such q rharnc.
Ter as not 10 hc dlsrcRordcj Moreover
according lu d usually reliable author.
~ the emperor when ho received
Foreign Minister Llmsdorf IN audience
yesterday, declined 10 approve The IN
guidance ana during tho evening II was
equally significant that the foreign
minister made II a point 20 tell q for.
clgn ambassador who called that NJ,
MurHVlCffa health was not good,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
FESTIVITIES Ar BREST.
saaaassHHt
franco'Britlsh Naval Ones Arouse
Much Enthusiasm,

Brpsi, July V Tho Frnnco,BrItiph
naval festivities continue 10 arouse much
ouihusogm TIE British commander
doCyS to iRo ijronch 5fnccrG w" 6"aIW
N KING Edward ana President LOuboi
was drunk with loaals expressing tho
united spirit " the French ana british
uayloH
Tho horbor front aud main strootR were
French omhlcna and nlgs Tho mund.
mllty Of Bfosl save ~ garden marty IN
Inc British oficeH ms afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
senrsh lor Ismnernnss rnnnlIs.

lon klu. july l...1No hundred
armol mon mdr. ,Ur direction VT shor.
IN RlrNarlfu uulnd 10 search Of the
country round about lolu today for g.
l., Melvin, tUu temperance fanatic. who
has been In hiding since thu dpstruc.
ton ct the three lulu saloons by d..
Mantle, aud Who "a believed NIll 10
have M his possession q groal quantity
OF dynamite win which ne has throat.
oned 10 cause further destruction.
Many citizens have Joined I'm the
chase, which soon developed into an
excited man hunt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
FEAR A MUTlNY.
So sailors Of Russian Cruisers
Are Relieved Of Their Arms,

lloyal, European Russia, July i2.-a
Gplng npprohonslyc N q mutlny Tho
authorities hero have ordered the Halla
ors " the Russian cruisers Minnie ana
krcml to bo relieved ~ their arms
SERIOUS discomfort has been manifest.
ed among the crows N The war ships
Tho onicor WHO is held responsible for
his state Of u0Ors has been placed
under arrest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
PLEASED WITH CANADA.
Deputy shoHG Bull Reports Mormon
Settlements There Prosperous,

Deputy sheriff Joseph BOll ana wife
have returned from "Trip to curdston,
Canada, whore they won't for the ben.
eat Of Mr Bulls ho0llh They report
having had u 0no tWp and that the
country IN and around Cardston Va IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
IN EQUITABLE SALARIES,

Sew york. july l2.-SweopIng re-.
durlIons u the salaries Of various Of.
0rmip and employees Of the Equitable
poplnly Vrrn announced today by
Chairman Norton The DECREASES viii
amount lu 10 per cent ON ull salaries
oyor $4,000 per uunum 10 per cent from
ain annual salaries between 5000 and
slb, 0Ol. both inclusive, and 10 per cent
detronpo from nh salaries above N,jOO
ana below 5000 per year
Thoao changes become operative on
Aug. ncKt ana effect n saving N from
100000 ~ 100000 year ln the nrst
or 20 per cent class may be included
chairman aud Acting President Morton
ana second VIco President Gage ",
Torbell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
BANK RAlDED


Chicago. July ~, --unllod states GOV.
ernmonl officials have raidol the I'm.
porial bank, one Of the institutions
conducted by Louis Gourdam and John
w. Dalton, now undcr Indictment FOR
operating lottery The search war.
rants we're issued by Judge l3clhoa on
tho complaint Of Inspector kelchm NJ
the postoilco department
Accompanied by United states deputy
mafahala, Inspector James ~. stuart
entered the bank armed with a ware
rant, and proceeded 10 connsoatc ey'
erythIng In the shape OF books papers,
literature tickets ana such other aril'
oles ~ were thought necessary TO he
used M evidence, A wagon backed
Np 10 tho door ana The bank was
Transferred to tho p0slollloo ftorohouso.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
NAMED BY GOVERNOR


dow Cutor today appointed Inc FOL-
LOWING additional dologalr 90 represent
,hla state NJ the National Conference of
rhnIlllra and corrections. which cunyouos
ol Portland from july 70 10 % mcWs
,,vo, OerDr /, Coz. secretary of the s.
H G. A. Frank lt stephens Dr, w. li
ii,ntty aid Sidney liumhorgor all of THIS
ifho dolopatoa heretofore nnmoi by no
g1ycinur ITO ut lullowH. Judge Wills
frnNu william r. Juurs lr James Sus
i,ur' IT, county Attorney =. T. Chrlflou'
sru rhIrf Probation OlNrur NJ NJ.
Wnoda Mr. phouhr Y. Nrnup MW I'm
,urlluo n VOLS uud Mrs. EmlIE luom
nrdR of Emt Lake, JudR NJ NJ KELLOGG
und MIH Iln Smool Dus,lhou} q
Provo, IT, NJ Allison FlH ana IT, ". NJ.
IunrOy NJ Ogdrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Student klllsl ehuNnlon.

st. potoHburg july i2,. Private I'd.
wees received hero from Moscow say
NAT the slayer uf Project Of Police
count ShuNllom is % student and that
ho made uu unsuccessful attempt ut
suirld. after taking tho NE Of ms Vie.
lOn. Ills recent arrest was due to his
participation u political agitation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
10 PACEs-LAsT EDITION.

Tho federal search wor0n, called for
'oll art lolos OF literature paper lIok'
rls, buDkr, oloo labeled or belonging to
mo Louisiana Banking company Lou'
lsuna state Loan a Trust company
Victor G. Lopez n CO.. w. j, Morgan
a Coz Louis GuUuuu, Imperial Bank
!nR company Imperial Bank ana the
M1nhattun Exchange bank
Tho MA of the bank officials win
como up before nae federal court at
lho npN' session No september Tho
articles HoullsDilod win be introduced
As evidence In the trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
REAR ADMIRAL KRUGER.
10 Leave Russian Naval Service
Because of InenrntI,y

st. Petersburg July l2...Tho Nashn
Shls says that Rear Admiral Kruger win
leave the service ON account NJ alleged
mcnpaclty IN connection Nith his trout'
mont ~ the situation created by the
mutlny aboard the bntllcship knia1
potomkiuc AT OduTsn,
Tho admiral probably VIII bo court.
nurlinled
At the admiralty he IL known as ono
Of the court Admlmls" Admiral Ayol.
hns promotion TO Tho council ~ tho
empire ~ definite ms IL Admiral Bril-
offs appointment Ns minister " ma
rlnp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
John Harden Cow Purchaser
Locate, Himself for the
Police
WAS HAVING A GLORIOUS TIME
Weather Vas Not Conducive to Cattle
Deal so he Proceeded to tool
on a BlL

Ths lH Tine story NJ the "mSlorloue
diWppoumu,c' of ono John llud,m m
'WWd hhDbmlth,' Vho Dfl hI. home
Sunday morulug at daylight supposed.
~ lur the purpose or goIug uul 10 buy
COVE llo had about $40 with him
when hc lolD homo, and told his Wife
chat hu would take her lo slllulr 100 the
AFTERNOONS lIul he did not ioDurn Tho
matter Vas reported to the police, and
they souDlol Tor him. but without rc.
Wllt
ThlN muumg publication announced
mat the police uud shuuna depart.
mvnlr were ,ombng the city for Han
dom ana that the police were uf the
opinion that the old man had been foul
~ murdered for hlN money n NuN
further stated TINT "uttur two days
hard work the uHlDuW have ohluiurl
absolutely mo- news of his whorunboutH." Do
MEDIUM WINS orr
Mrs Harden, according lo the uforc.
UId publication WAS not worried IN thu
lpHl about her husbands dluppu1ls
uupc II IN stated that shr consulted
u medium ana that the LITTER told her
Mr Harden was all right ana would
fuUu rrlum
The Wudup of the sensational article
WaR us tolloNn
And go the police are Nm the midst
NJ what tnuy confess IN the deepest
mystery NJ many months ANA Mrs
Harden ~ calm. for she believes the
medium told her rightly iu saying mat
her husband H alive ana mhurL'
Tully one tor the medium
said medium has Anna Eva Fay
beaten country block For Nhilo
the police and deputy ehorffs were
"comhug' the country I'm llnrdon'H
muliHtod remains and inrldvnllly
searching FOR his murderer according
~ the aforesaid publication MT llnrs
den was enjoying 90 himself ~ the
MACK lIilh saloon ON the corner of
snlo ana Second South streets
4 DEFECTIVE COMB,
whom the police ana deputy uhorlns
were doing the "comhluB' the combs
used must have been badly broken, su
broken, IN fact, that the Black llllln
saloon gllppru right through me- comb
John was mere an right AZ least b,
puld 90 thlN morning, ana hlf state
mont was curohuBtod By the h1l
tpudoG and also by 10 rnuplo of lhr 'llN
detectives,
lnrlru learned this moumR
for m. nru limo. mal M
absence VuH causing alarm ANA hr.
mg kmd.hrutpd, ha dll not wish Do
uaur. trouble, po h. hurried Win 1ll
,usNllr speed lu nj. homo ana ga.
nlW.d IN Mr. Harden that ho bad not
hpuu murdered and Wur uill alive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
MOORISH pREIENDER.
Said Ia Have Been Defeated by
The Sultnn's Troops,

Tngcr Morocco, luly " Mohammod
n Torres the representative of tho sui,
Tan here for forolgn. affairs has ~.
CoIycd Information 10 the oncct that tho
imperial furcOb have won q Victory over
mo Moorish protcndCr uonr l'lda I'm tho
uothousl IT Morocco Tho prctoudor IN.
clprd leaving $50 men dead Tho sui.
tanH troops captured many prisoners,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
GEN, SIOESSEL,


~ Petersburg July l2-Tho Noehn
shipn prints. "a report That Lieu. sGon
stuostol has been placed under arrest M
Tsurskoo,Sclu owing ~ the revelation,
made boy the commission which has beer
mvcWlgaliDg the defense and cupliuation
VI Port Arthur ana that the sword NJ
honor donated by u number ~ ffouoh
admirers " Gen Sloossol VIII not be-
presented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

lu the recommendations NJ tho com,
moruul club ~ DNr city council II was
urged chat me rock rruHhor bee ro,
moved from city DrpuN canyon ana lNll
the gravel p.W Doc closed us soon ns
tho leases ON them expire. NhUo mo-
action has yet been token 10 lg mdpr
stood chat lhu wmWuurt of ODE city
ruunnly huyp both matters I'M hand unl
Wll uot mvOphly 0u W.W THE park
ut the mouth u' tUu HnY0u H uro t1
be extended and bru.I0ol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
PRINCE CHARLES,
His Candidacy Finds Favor In
Norway.

ChrNmnh, Norway July ls, THE
proposal 10 make Prince charles ~
Denmark King Of Norway In supported
by those having the poWcr ~ deciding
colyod by the majority OF tho Norwo'
alan people,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
proG L. y. MooL nenL.

Boston July lg,--prof Edward n
wood, of Harvard Medical school,
famous expert In examining human
blood 10 dead A. hlH summer home st
pocosn, OF cancer Of the lntostines,
ogod 10 yaAJR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
kNIAX pOTEMkINE,
She IL Now Being 1owed 10 Sc.
ynstopol,

SoynWopoh july l2.-ln pursuance NJ
instructions from the Russian admiral.
~ the Kninz potcmkno IN on her way
here, having left Kusonjl Roumanin,
during the nleht IN tow " tho batlo-
shin Tohosmo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Princess of Wales Has q Son,

London. July &C.. Tho Princess NJ
Walos was mfcly delivered Of u son
this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Commercial Club DoIng Everything
Possible TO Get Means for
It's Completion
BRIDGE MEASURE IS SIGNED.
Comm Ittces Appointed TO Give All
Public Spirited Citizens Chance
10 Contribute


I.nrl night lho acting mayor N salt
l5ltc alpurd tho dorluncu, which win
,..,,. .. asa.
"''N' '"' '''''''' "'''H' WV IVY
'ro'k ln lh" canyon l''llly ana io"
,py lnr p,nrul committees of the
.,u.,,,,.u.I .I,h .u,.t f., L.p,u .uII p..
g.. ,.....
i've ll'N'l N'''''h '""'I''bl, ~" 'u''''
~ hulld NWllrh dll\' WIN lh"m
Two nr,rs m action the proposition
,r , moot. nuul.y,rl n,rr tlo north
.,'....,. A.. ia. ........ A..
'"'I n'I'"F '''"'' '"' '''F' ''"''' W.
hp 10 paper plul ana promises lo be-.
como lu urml reality before the pass.
mg of the summer months NJ popular
puppor 600 llW measure for giving Null
loh" on 'l'n,'ol ol ,O' envy n,ou,Iuh
probable tina, the monty raised win be-
Wmcunt Ia make % much moro per.
fri aud beautiful drlyo than WIS at
MAJ ,on,rnplUcd. as sIa.0oO could be
rypondrd fen advantage m parking and
p,ndup inc route.
''''''N ''' '.''.' ..............
MAYOR Sums l''NoLIIIoN'
r,. minute. No., A.. No..
Nv" 'uIo,11,,u'' uH,',n|, Wy 'w ''s
Mut'I ,"' "r", WI" I
f'l'' " ,u,I,Nu,l ',''''"N. W,,'N
'to ~ HuONnilt'r wv. WV,
OF u concrete nIl,N' N,i"sS wv ,i''N
IN inc roul' oI Ul' n'" p""''N"Ip ~
u ,uHl OF N''', ,.... , ,....
Nh'h ,hn I'fuluUon p'Ht,u MnINO
gave notice or reconciliation bul uN
Monday evening At me session more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

You have not really placed that real
estate IN tho market unless you have
adyertsed u adequately In the elias, |
sIhed columns, II may be Wor sale"
but rs not "in the market,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

Don't Green whom you may walk Don't
Keep you business shaoklsd by lack
OF capital whilo men with money 70
invest are ropdinq the Business Op'
porunIty' ado, every day,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-01

The prospective brides in the planning Oh
their trousseaus are also Interested III
the decorations of the church where the
elaborate ceremonials make the flower set
Ing at the church no small part OF the
Easter weddings At a recent New YORK
wedding the church was described as De-
ing beautifully decorated. The ehancei
was massed with huge palms and tropical
plants and white and pink carnations, IL
lacs, marguerities and azaleas, while the
altar was ornamented with tall golden
vases filled with large white lilies. me
ehancel rail was festooned with aspara-
gus vines and lilies.
Along the side aisles at intervals were
tall STATS tipped with immense punches OF
white and pink roses while in the aisle
were great pots of growing palms. At the
end of the centre aisle was an arch oil
white and pink roses and lilies The fronts
of the galleries were entirely covered with
southern clematis vines and clusters OF
white and pink roses.
The bride entered the church with her
father, who gave her away. She wore an
exquisite gown of heavy cream colored
satin, the skirt trimmed and draped with
point lace The flounce around the bottom
was caught up with clusters of natural
orange blossoms. The waist was made
with a square yoke of tucked chiffon and
draped with point lace and orange bios
sons The short sleeves were made close
fitting and puffed. Orange blossoms fas-
tend the lace veil. The only jewels worn
was necklace of pearls, from which was
suspended pendant of diamonds and
pearls.
The bridesmaids gowns were of pink
chiffon, the skirts trimmed with cream
lace and quillings of soft liberty silk. The
bodices were made with yokes of deep
cream lace and the puffed sleeves We're
embellishd with lace Their picture hats,
OF pink, were trimmed with pink roses
and feathers. Each carried bouquet of
pink carnations.