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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
N, W|TTE TAKES
PESS|M|ST|C VIEW
Speaks Of Affairs OF Russian State
As Goirg From Bad to
Worse,
TALKS OF TERMS Or PEACE.
Japan viii Not be WlllIne 10 Discuss
A Basis that win Not Insure
Peace for fhy Years,

49, Petersburg juno II Tho sloyo
thlH morning published remarkably
sensational interview, nllcd win tho
gloomioN folchodingp, with NJ, Wlllo,
president Of the committee " minis.
tors Tho Russian FtaiosmanH name
n not mentioned, but the ycll NJ hia
Identity can he pierced by tho vert.
ost tyro, He evidently apoko with the
profound conviction that the nffalrs ~
state arc going from bad 10 worse and
under PERSONAL Irritation produced by
ne inlliguos which compel him IN ~
IDLE during the present crisis Every
word WAS black win pcsslmIem The
statesman made N clear that Foreign
Minister InmRdOrn fnl one opposes hiH
having anything ~ do with the peace
negotiations
Asked concerning the report that he
~ going abroad, charged with mis-.
sion IN regard Ia the negotiations OF
peace. NJ WHITE replied, hia words be-.
INK given literally, nH they contain
much hlddon incoming
No ! certainly VIII not 20 ON such
q mission Tor three reasons The last
Of lh'm N that ! shall do everything
10 avoid H. Even II the umor ol
lhmsdorn'A resignation IN true which
! insist IN not the case, tho main Rllun.
tIon would moi bo changed ana the nrst
and thrd reasons Mould hold for mo,
Nothing that Russl0 has zone
through N surpriamg ! rave warning
In due time that only match wood NJ
ll0iesivonskyH squadron would roach
NlNdNuslOk I'm word, I iuetlp
cnncd the designation Of u croakng
raven do not see Tint AFFAIRS have
yet taken u lurn which makes my ser
Nicoa desirable ! VIII say moro
cNou now, cannot observe definite
desire 10 change tho direction ~ the
current The bed NJ the on.rushng
stream remains the snmc. only the
obstacles IN ~ path grow moro mum.
orons and forming rapids Indicate the
danger points,
AS for pence, Japan win no, even
be wiling IN discuss n bnsis which
would not insure ponco for NJ least 10
years Her conditions doubtless have
also considerably increased. Sho VIII,
Of course agree 10 omen negotiations on
lcr own soll without mediutore with u
person whom Russia WIN clothp with
snoclal powers Herein lie the real
source NJ the rumors, originating IN
the Berlin ana London cabinets nbou,
my trip Yes there ~ truth IN what
YOU say but YOU see n different cstlm-
ate II put upon tho men abroad, Poo.
PIE there arc better Informed ana ap-
proclalo moro clearly the conditions
prevailing IN Russia than we do here.
"Rnrsn could proong the war for
nyc years In the hope Of coming out
victorious were n not FOR the events
IN he interior TO which they are clos.
ing their eyes ana stopping their ears
and trying 10 know nothing about
Here lies the horror ~ the present
situation IN Russia Every hour NJ
delay II fraught with danger Down,
down, lower and lower, ...etop by step"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
PRESIDENT ASKED
TO RECOGNIZE NORWAY

Washington, June H. Norwegian
residents " the United states have
appealed TO President Roosevelt form.
ally 10 recognize the now government
Of their country Senator Dolllycl Of
Iowa called on the president today and
presented 10 him memorial adopted
by the dclcgaloR 10 the Norwegian
musical fcstiynL recently held at Fort
Dodge, Iowa ulginy him To- recognize
the diplomatic and consular Officers ap.
pointed by Norway I, may be sov.
eral weeks before determination OF
the question win have Ia De made. II
Is the understanding here that Norway
win ask recognition Hs u nation from
All the olylliacd countries Of the world,
81 far ~ can be ufcoriNlned no pIo,
test yet has been made 10 this govern.
monl by sweden AGAINST the rocog.
milton Of Norway but n ~ believed not
unlikely that such q protest VIII be
muuC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
WILL BE SOLD SOON,


II IN probable that extensive develop
mcnts I'm the matter ~ securing cash
nom the Scholtlcr bank assets viii soon
be- reported, M the East South Temple
street property was today put upon
the market with the assurances that Il.
VIII be sold 10 The 0rst bidder whose
Price n satisfactory The property II
IN the very choicest residence district,
being situated between the two hand.
eruo churches Inv course OF construction
ON east South fcmple street, and NJ
looked fOr to bring substantial returns.
some bids have already been received
but ~ got they are materially below
a reasonable figure Tho deeds to the
property Noro received bY Trustee
Rnkoly Yesterday afternoon after he
had paid 10 Ma Sch,tllor Uor Sg5OO IN
roth provided for IN the compromise,
BY which the property became part OF
the banks assets, and had also turned
over 20 her The seventh street. home
valued al $1,000 In the Htlpulllioup. The
next hearing Of the bankruptcy case W
scheduled 10 uc,ur Friday ~ 10 O'Clock
before Referee Baldwin 1T which time
Il N though several witnesses win
take the stand To- tell Of certain trans.
0rtione connected Win Tie bank az
tho 5000 already received from real
osiotc Nnloe, most at n hah been cpn.
stunned M paying bills OF the estate and
WtllinS laAob,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
NORWAY WELCOMED
OSCARS LETTER.
Government and Members Of the
Slorlhlne Think He viii Con
firm Dissolution Of Union.
SENT TO SPECIAL COMMITTEE,
Reply 10 he Made Reafirmlug Con.
sltutIoaal Rights OF the
Parliament,

Ghrlslimia, juno n kne oscars
long letter TO the president ~ the Nor.
wogIan Worlhlng, N, liernor. defining
his position, ~ cablcd ~ Tho Associated
Press yesterday evening. was received
IN the Wonhing, which was crowded m
lM opening this morning after ihc
Whli suntidc recess, Tho document was
referred unanimously TO a special com.
mlloc without comment ana the slor.
thing adjourned 10 await the commit.
tees report, There Was no domons,u
ton whatever Tho Associated rroW
understands that a short rcpy viii hc
sent ro'hilirmlng tho constitutional
rights ~ the Norlhng.
The government Of Norway and the
members Of the slorlhlng welcomed tho
message seeing In the last paragraph
an Indication that the king and the
rlksdag win probably confirm the dlssn,
luton " the union after roalllrmn .
ton Of tho contention that the union
could not be dissolved without the con.
sent Of sweden ana King oscar,
\ member Of the storlhlng, comment
Ing ON tho bitter feeling In sweden,
said 10 the correspondent of the Asso,
catod Press,
"Arlsiocratic Sweden N always In,
cllncd 10 look down on democratic Nor.
way Tho SWcdcs resent what they
consider our audaclty IN Initiating Il
solution and dothronng the King, The
latter has always been Influenced By an
atmosphere of the nobility ~ Sweden,
ana seldom visited Norway, The SWo.
dish upper chamber. too. IN Inclined 10
consider lho rights of tho throne para.
mount 60 those NJ the constitution,
which, however h not the case In Nor-
way
ATTITUDE or SWEDISH WORK.
MEN,
stockholm, juno i-Thc attitude OF
tho lnborng classes In likely 10 prove
n potent factor In overcoming any pos.
slhlc disposition on The part " n Soc
tlon or the rlkedag 10 suggest the adop-
ton Of cocrciyo measures toward Nor.
way. ana In influencing the chamber IN
favor NJ accepting the dissolution ot
the union of Norway and sweden.
swedish labor unions are daily tolo.
graphing TO Norwegian unions saying
they Viii refuse 20 take MP arms, and
the social Democrat IL party has issued
q proclamation To the working classes
readings
1T becomes moro apparent daily that
the upper classes and rcactIonary
newspapers are Attempting 10 cultivate
u sentiment hostile To Norway with tho
View TO calling the people 10 arms
agalnDt her IN her struggle for liberty"
The proclamation aiys II ~ the nrm
decision ~ tho worRlngmcn not TO re.
spond TO call to arms ana assorts that
lhcy intend 10 10 out on strike over
the whole country II the rlksdng comes
10 such decision, In conclusion the
proclamation calls upon the lahoring
classes throughout sweden 10 manifest
their opinion Of tho situation at public
meetings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
FUTURE PROGRAM,
What viii bs Done For and To Visitors
For Remaining Three Days,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE n.

Al 1880 p, M street cars VIII be In
waiting AT the Commercial club TO con.
Yoy the visitors 10 the Sallar station,
from which point thoy viii he taken 90
Sallar whore the day VIII be spent In
bathing and dancing, Luncheon and
refreshments VIII be served AZ SaltaIr
and there VIII probably he some speak.
Ing BY Los Angeles and local spellbind-
era, From Saltair the visitors VIII re-.
turn TO the city at their pleasure,
THURSDAY, JUNE Is,
This day our visitors viii be left FREQ
for such personal inspection Of tho city
90 they may be pleased 10 make, untll
1880 In the afternoon, when they viii
gather AT the Commercial club and
take cars 90 the Lagoon station, whence
they VIII he taken by train TO that re.
sort supper VIII he served and there
VIII be music Refreshments and spoak.
Ing, the visitors being on this occa.
sion the guests OF Hon simon BAN.
berger From here tho guests viii re-.
turn to the city at their pleasure,
FRIDAY, JUNE 10,
At $50 this morning cars win he In
Readiness NJ the Commercial club 10
take the visitors 10 the q, " l., station,
whence they VIII take spoolal
train for q visit TO the famous LuoIn
CUTOFF Lunch ana refreshments viii
be served on this train.
THIS trip marks the end of the oflcal
program ana entertainment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14

Turkish baths lockers etc vii No ready
i9l pse under ~ dlroollon ~ MI H. u,
butlnfr lho ph, steal director ul tho m
Nllluul lhM plant would hove been
ready brlup hul for the labor union
Whlul Dances in chicago, which have, IN
ma
, IN, lockers number IA aud are " stocIi
me hniht aud swimming plunge haNu
nerll Sampled nnd found tUcuy up ~
the mark with ihor lilo. cement ann
marble lloorIngs ANA walls and complete
array NJ 0Nlultf, Hud the promise " lhat
lh'W attractions viii be- made use NJ hy
many mon ANA hOyf Tho schedule ~
lpk' oliool Monday Tor tnc cnffca IN the
gimunNlum Viii ho NJ follows
,husln'se mems ulasH VIII he hold
MoudANa Tuesday ana FRIDAYS nom
lp q y M 1ucsdWs and 1hurHdnyH l9.lb
~ li y. m Snturdaytflom ioa n. m.
senior clahton Tuesdays ana ThUrfdays
mS@, ' cl,, so RIP Ihs Cy"n,nG l@l''mS
flldnN evening from $50 a. iM student
lhiotmcdutc Mondays ana 'rhuradlys
from Gu y m Junior classes, TuosdpNa,
10 y m Saturday, from lolb ip II W
= N preparatory classes. Wednesdays I
To y ~ ehmrdnyF, . io 10 u. m
"gnmo ana competition evening for all
momhcrs above II NrhrS VI ngo, ANY
member may come Ia The gymnasium ~
any time bui hh onrollmoni aud ropular
attendance ,u some one class NJ REQUIRED
MemhoiH are presenting themselves for
'holr heart ANA lung examinations pre-
pAtntory ~ The work IN The gymnasium
ana M Who have not douo so are r..
qloslod io attend 10 lhls Al AN early dat
ihai there may ho No dolay
Tho NomAnN section runuot start until
the fnll torn when two classes viii ho
scheduled fur each ppHk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
UTAHNS WILL SPEAK.
Senator smoo, and Prof Kerr Are on
Good Roads Program,

Portland, or, juno II THE program
iol the hflh annual good roads con-
von,lon 10 be held In Portland from
June y 10 Juno "a has been completed
ana sent to the members Of the cXecu.
tive board In the east FOR final approval
The convention win begin June a, In
the auditorium AZ the Lewis a clark
exposition grounds with an Invocation
by Rabbi stephen = Wise,
Among those who ule 10 speak before
the convention are President ~, J.
Kerr Of the Agricultural college Of
IVAN George W Cooley president
MInnogotn Good Roads association. T.
l., Powers, editor ~ the Good Rnn ID
Magazine Of New York GOV Frank II.
dooding " Idaho H. u chaplin Of
Michigan Senator Reed Smoot of ltah,
ana GOV, pnrdco VI california,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
OLD FOLKS WILL 90
TO BRIGHAM CITY.

The old folks' committee arc please I
10 announce that me clllgcns VI brigham
city have mnpnOnimously invited the vet.
crane Of Salt Lake rliy to como ana par.
take " their husplalilu and ontonons
m'nL We have accepted the Kind invita-,
ton, ana have arranged for the outing
June y 1908 the anniversary " tho birth,
day Of Bishop Hunter Our hrsl chairman,
VIA the oregon Short Limo. for which
FAVOR We arc Indebted to President Ban.
,lolh VINO hnH generously rendered "A
nam ior me purpose. under our direction.
we, lh,rclolo, invite an pcrtonr who have
lrnrnol me ngo ~ ~ yours ~ no with u.s..
TINS invitation Knows no distinction a.
w race inlih on color n mpnnH an thuan
nhm'd VI the required age IN this city
We also invite the Grand Army votor.
NJ county home the deaf dumb and
bllnd, also ~ the ago named We WiIl dn
rNoi} lhlng possible a. give thom dRN of
genuine enjoyment Those who accom-.
pnny uA must observe Tho following rules
uurHw ~ tovnN ana mp 10 eighty
NonlN must wear u rod badge.
Il blue badge
an who leyo reached the ago ~ ninety
years should wear u white rutrlto
nee ON thn street cars the dnN NJ tho *.
.uftlon Tor ihlH favor We thank Oouolnl
Manager campbell Of tho Utah Light ana
Halfway company Old folks atr not al.
lowed 10 bnng children with them
IheN must provide knives, forks Guns
ana SPOONS and other uccrRsliicl they re-.
qulro Paper plates are ycrA handy aud
can be disposed NJ after being usod mo
hcst Of Lemonade and cake WITH rnirr.
lninmcnt by the old lfOlkF choir, uWdor
The leadership VI Wm n Foster, viii he
iendoted on lhc road gnlng and coming.
IlckoE VIII he distributed rs MN. n
hattop, AZ The Office of nishop " IA
Preston. on Monday and Tuesday, june
II md n, The limhOpp Of each ward ana
'QlliNters of dlhcrcni denominations can
obtain Tickets ON presentation " tho MI
~ nance, nnd 0gcH ~ those worthy 10
enjoy the occasion, Due notice will bn
gwen oi the time Of departure and return
~ tho raln,
Committee ~ Arrangements Bishop W
~ Fi,tog g. r. SlNago, VIM, Eddmg
lun John hlrkman WIN NallOr, AndroW
Jensen. VIM u Bartun Hiram Grocs.
beck Hoo " Mnrgotis
moro VIII ho no Tickets sold for paasago
ON this train,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
CONFIDENCE IN
SALT LAKE REALTY
Visitors Show 1t by Tying Up q
Number Of Choice Pieces
OF Property,
STOUT RESIDENCE IS SOLD.
Takes BY Los Angeles Firm for $40, 900
--F'ur Other Pieces Bring
$4,000,

Tho los Aingeleg Visitors have boon
making many Inquiries about Salt Lake
realty ana the more they inquire the
more confidence they express I'm the
reoly business IN this ety. IN fact,
IN one of them remarked this morning,
Property aggroguiing $4,000 has been
offered, with investors willing 10 pay
very near the prices asked, nnd there M
chance of much of this property boIug
transferred 10 southern California
hands IN tho course ~ the most a
houre' Inquiry NJ various local real
osiDle Offices develops that there has
boon 80 much Inquiry that high hopes
are entertained of quite spread u the
ronlty market In the immediate future,
one large sale II reported IN The purs
chase by Loeb, FlclHchmnnn A 60, ~
Los Angeles through Taylor Bros Of
this city, ~ the southwest corner Of
Main and fifih fouth streols, from H.
NJ. Stout, Tor $4,000, The premises
contain a lwo.story house renting at
WOO per month,
one local real estate Arm, Mcoks n
Lynch, report the sale Of -four pieces ol
local property NJ $4,000 " recon, date
though the parties are not published to-.
day Tor business reasons other local
real estate men report number NJ
transactions pending, but which cannot
yet bo made public, Los Angeles poo'
pie say they have IN mind not few
Sall Lake offers which they viii take
back with them 10 think OVER ana 30
far they are thinking tnvorably
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
MOTHER GOES INSANE.
Kills Her Five Children and
Commits Suicide

Topeka, kaso juno ii,--A special Ia
the state Journal from Tucumcnn
New Mexico, says,
Mrs George Campbell, the wife Of a
prominent rnnohmau four miles west
NJ here, went suddenly insane last oven.
ms Selling a rife, she chased her
husband away from home Then bee
fore ho could return with help she
killed her i've children ana onded her
own he Win q bullet Though her
head
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
10 Manu- faeture NaeSlne

New York, june li--plana arc being
made by the department, Of health To
buld north " Tho NronS u $50 600 lab.
oratory for ne manufacture OF vaccine
and anlltoXn In u few months enough
anlltoXin VIII be made I'm this labora.
tory To- supply me onlIio country and
place the institution on nclf.upport,
Ing basis with q contemplated on,
lalgomcnt OF Nh of the hospitals Tor
contagious disease, ~ construction n
met To guard New YORK against any
plague which might enter Che city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
CACTUS EXPIRES.
Strenuous Salt Lake Life Too Mach for
Editorial Stat,

The lively Los Angeles Cactus (salt
LAKE. edition do luye) IN no more, Man.
aver spru0nco remarked this morning,
with fearful smile, that the eylraneous
drnft on the rcconslrlicllvo instant Of
the editorial board TO supply the Gao.
lue with bright and lrrldeeccnI foxes
on the southern California pilgrims was
too heavy for the boards aggregation
OF otsnial tissue, and II was finally re.
solved TO throw NJ the editorial sponge,
Ergo, He jackot-~RoQul IN Pace.
Sic transit gloria mundl, etc. etc, nllce
heap Hamoe H. Paul Globe Tho de-.
cease Of The Cactus Ia regretted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
BOTH LEGS BROKEN.
", =, Huishins, a Minor, Mcots with a
Distressing Accident

W " llutchins, miner IN the ON.
ploy OF the ohio copper company, met
with a distressing accident In which
both hls lcgs were broken, while nj his
work early this forenoon, lie was en-.
gagged ON tho 600 level woodworking 10
got ont huge mass OF ore hanging
from the root Of The drlft, and In solnr
manVor wnA caught when Il fcll Tho
lot og was snapped on below the kna,
ana ne llgh, luei move Thc unior'
10 receive treatment At he keogn.
Wright hotpltah -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
GEORGE WHITE DEAD.
Active Church Worker succumbs TO
Typhoid Fever NJ Pooatello.
ISnoIlOI 10 I'M NNowslO

rccalclo, Idaho, June li,--Geolgc Il,
white, an active mcmbor Of the Nor.
mon" church, and an cmploye In the
o, \, h. roundhouse, died this morn.
Ing about 2 O'Clock from second at.
tack NJ typhoid foyor and pneumonia,
lie leaves u wife and babe ana his
unllmcly death " folt 10 he n general
loss lo the community lie may be In.
TERED NJ Bllckfool, whore his and hle
Nif0'F parents reside
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
JAPANESE FORCE
RUSSIAN 0UTPOSTS BACK

Guoshu pasf. Mauchura, Inuo n Tho
Japanese have forced The advance posts
river and are occupying tho heights north
NJ the river a heavy force seems 10 b
hohind this movement Field Marsha
O,ama IL ready ION general offcnglvo
Two loodcrf " thlnoso bandits onp,
turod M OmoHo. IN the rear " the Rus,
sian loft have arrived hero.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
TO BUILD FROM LAS VEGAS,
John Ryan boo,s Senator Clark Here
Then Coos TO New York,

Among the visitors from las Vegas
during This week has been John Ryan,
partner Of "BoruS Smith, who IN bulld.
Ing the 'fonopoh & rdoWator railroad
from Las Ncgus TO the Nevada god
ields, VINO came To Sal, Lake to meet
Senator W. A CLARK ana talk over tho
situation prior TO letting contracts for
the road, After the meeting yesterday
Mr. Ryan LETT hurrIcdly ON last nights
train for Nov York, prior 10 leaving
last night Nh Ryan told some Of his
friends ihnt the road was lmuredly "A
go ana would be pushed 10 completion
without delay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
More Yellow Fever Cases.

Washington Juno lh~A cablcgram
from Gov Magoon Of the Isthmian ca.
nal zone, reports four additional cases
Of yellow fever. two Americans and
Two Jnmaicans. The Americans are y
H. DAVIS, bookkcopor Panama, and
Edgar Nlcolal, bookkeepor CuIobrH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
IIppOO TIN DEAD,
Was Noted Arab Chief aud Slave
Dealer In Central Africa,

New YORK June lirA dispatch from
Zanzibar announces the death ~ Tpp0
1lh, the noted Arab chief and slave
dealer when travelling Through tho dark
rlb aud described linn Az mos, remark
able character tie later established the
chief ~ governor of the stanley Fails
station ON the upper CONGO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
Hospital ship Released,

Nagasak, June A. noonr.'rho Rus.
sian hospital ship kostromn which
wal captured durug the battle Of the
Sea Of Japan was released today aud
sho sailed for Shanghai The hospital
ship urol, which Was captured ul the
rame tlmc, viii be taken before the
naval prl2o court N SnRcbo fOr repairs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14

the coming edition, Entrance was II.
footed by means ~ a pnss key while tho
entire stan were peacefully sleeping.
Thirty seconds later those resting ON
the Fourth floor Imagined that thoro
WAS u riot In progress,
The photograph was brought down
from upstairs M the Knutsford this
morning when the Jonathan club gave
the guests u coon song concert IN the
lobby.
Several Of the Visitors from calIfor.
MIA were hunting up fsh poles this
morning on receipt OF bulletin 20 the
orfcct that the salt mackorol We're rls-
ing IN great shape IN the lake OF the
pavilion this morning
Chlaf Of Police Lynch was chief wa
tcrmstor " The Bingham excursion,
llo hll mineral water on tap AT every
point ~ the compass from which a wis.,.
tor could approach him,
II 4 blast furnace scndng out chok.
Ing odors " sulphur ana arsenic can't
make man look forward 20 his future
existence then II II doubtful what Will
Forty men who looked into the depths
Of the furnaces at Bingham yesterday
were willing 10 slgn the pledge lmmn'
dinicly and remain very good for tho
rest OF their natural liyos,
The lake the dancing pavilion AMI
the TAN talk, were the charms OF saltar
today.
The Angellnos are nnding the Utah
climate all that could be desired IN tho
way of hot tmea Tho sea broozcs and
mlsts are blowing over the city, nl,
though the lake might mako them feel
little more Ike home.
Edward Watson Gilmore OF the Fair.
chIld.Uilmorc. Wilton company eN-
pressed many regrets yesterday after
noon nv he boarded the train for the
east But for the fact that he had 10
make connection IN New York Tor the
boat for Europe he would have stayed
with the invaders Ia the bitter end,
Every Los Angeles man who was NJ
the Tabernacle last night carried on
the handsome program M q souvenir
20 show 10 the folks az home,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14

monis received assistance from the
treasury THIS money 20 expended
mld President smith, camo back TO the
church eventually IN tho form OF ilih.
ms ff0m The improved condition ~ the
people ana tho Increase IN products
Part Of religion IN 10 look Hil,r
ne temporal concerns NJ the people
ne declared Food for the stomach,
clothes for the back and shelter for the
body are all part Of our religion" cor.
ilnulng he went on 10 assert thai not
an unlmporinnt part of religion was 20
look after the temporal welfare Of man.
Kind,
The visitors were apparently much
Impressed WITH The oarncsinosH ~
President Smith Thoy listened At
'oniivcly ANA afterwards they OK
pressed Themselves nf having been
greatly indebted for the pleasant visit
here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
READY FOR WORK,
Physical Development to Begin Monday
A. the Y NJ G. A,

The physical work NJ tho Y M e, 4
viii hogn next Monday mornng when
,he gymnasium plunge shower baths,