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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Ter SnnS nnS Sas Selcp6on.

0ns nS6diter &reiSbIott" brinQt
folgcnoe Sunoe . @eidi6te: Sin
Nimro0 III S0dit, oen mir 81. nenneli
molen, beiibt cine intelligence Siins
sim 9eiebten Ilters, oie 5por ionit
nit niemonbem Inocren, ols ibrem
Scrru Dor oaS Solt5 gebt, ongegen
iebr 9ernc nit Dem 5pcitcn bier III
HcOe Itebenben Srunbefreuno, oen mir
Der Ginfodbcit bnlber 9. ncnnen, Ell
men Spo5iergnng ms 5elo moht.
gtlln mobnen u uno g. iebr melt aus.
chamber. @iu nlio 9. eirmol einel
fleinen 9ummcl nit DEM &uloe ma.
den, 10 mlB er INNER crit Den ipeis
ten @cg 81 u. MADDEN, nm Den bier
fiiBigen 8egleiter o~b5ubolen. 0od)
fir mas bntten sic 8eioen Selep6on.
Gerbinoung? 9. rici ". an, Oieie2
lodte oie bintcr'm Sfen IiegenOeSiin.
Din ber6ei, bielt ibr oeil Scorer oe3
6crnipred)ers ans DIR, mo 9. riei
nm in Ser ibm cigenelt cinoringIihen
@eiie ben Sumo on: rNhu, Sumo,
mollener benn e 81ugelhe mode?
81 10 fonlm bod, mcin ISltno-fomm
bod! fomm 6od)!" II. /. ~. - @ar5
boff Dor Stolmcn ltebt bic .Slmu"
cinen Moment mie BON 9lib getroi-
fen, baum iprilgt le minieIno an ole
Shiir, q. ofinet tic, itn0 mie ein0ons
nerluetter Gilt Der Sltno ultf oem
moblbefonnten 8ege bin SIT g., Der
i'm bereits al Der @ortent6iire inter
lebboitcn 9clobigutgen in @mpfang
nimrnt. gtun gebt'S binauS ms.
5elo unO @alo bis gum ip6tenglbcno,
Damn febrt 9. beim, iogt 3un6dit per
Selepbon bent a., Dob er pieoer GA
lei, uno bGlt Damn Ieinerieits Dem
Slnoe Den Scorer ans DIR, oamit
oieler Die Stirme ieiueS Serrn 81.
bore, Der MN DEM Sinoc i6clteno
5urllit: nSo, 100 blcibIte benn, oil
Stromer? Sofort bierberl" lleber.
oieS pfeift CT fr1ftig III oen Ipparat
uno bas geipiIienboite Sbier Gift MN
10 raid eS Die 9eine trngen, nieoer
nod Soulc. Sier miro eS belobt urto
gefiittcrt, uno glaeS lit mieber gut.
Der flu9e Slno bot iid ieet 10 iebr
on oieien Sergung geipobnt, oaB er
81 Saiiie itets III Der 9tdbe oes Sele.
pbons liegt unb iofort, fueilp oiealin.
gel ertont, oil Der Wano bodIteigt,
INN SIT boreh, iuer ba lit. Dies mir
DC nun fir regiildre Se%rngeiprdfe
nlnlldntal Itorenb Iein ,aber eS geniigt
poufommen, luerin mar Dem Siitloe
ben Scorer eirlen Wonlent ans DIR
bdlt, 10 Dab ct iid) ii%ber5eugen fam,
Dab nidt iein 6reuno 9. am Ippo-
rat lit. gr eebt Damn iofort, II. 5iuar
nit enttduidtem @eiiht, biuiueg. -
u. uno g., benen oas 9latt Die 9afp-
rift bon oieiem munoerbaren Sort
ibritt in Der Mrsniitung oes 5ern-
ipreders peroanft, iino Siuei alte CT
grollte atimrobe, mesbolb. mie ons
Ylutt mciilt, ieber 3neifel an Der
@abrbeit Der 9oritelitng gon5lid
aiisseihloiien iit."
gsir boben ms NIT Gifer bcmiibt,
Die @cfdidte 81 glaiibcn, abcr eS lit
lins nidt redlt selungen, oesbaIb ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Die 4ehn ais Tinacr.

@eld' ouberoroentlide @rfolgc Die
foSmetiide Gbirurgie o%uf5upeiIen
bot, belpies elm BON Sofratb 5rbrn.p.
@iielSberg in ber@eIcaidnft ocr9lerj'
te in 8ien porgeItellter Sail. Gin
Sran5iSfoner . Boter berlor ourd) ei'
men llnfaQ einen Sbeil leincs redtcn
WittelfingerS. I'm Nun Den 0eteft
ST erieben mo boS bGBli6c IliSieben
Der perltiimmelten Sono 81 bebeben,
iprroe linn in Der 9linif nod elmer
bonn perltorbcnen Hrofellor Hifolo-
ooni o~ngegebencn Metbooe Die mitt'
lere 3ebe al ben Stumpf oeS Yfittel'
fingers o%ngen1bt, 10 boB Der 9rohfc
minmebr nit Siilfe DER 3ebe cillen
folt tooelloien nidt nnbiibi6en mo
gebrallhSf1bigen Mitteliinger beiist.
@uf oieie glrt ipnroen aus Der groBet
3ebe n1ond)mol auf idon 3aumen
uno 3eigefinger eeformt. Die &no'
den peroen babel nit Silberorubten
%oncinanoer eendbt. Ser 8ranfe niliB
aber imgeidbr picr5ebn Gage IN elmer
getriimntten Steaiing le9en, BET Der
Sono unb Sub 10 longe o%reitloitoer
gegipit Iinb, bis iid) cine neiie glnt'
freisfornt III oent %nnaenGbten Stiide
eingeltelt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

sic Gbr?" Ser @roBbrr5og ingtc:
Sic moatcn ood) oeu @roBber5oa ic.
ben, bier Itebt CT Dor SbnCu unO 6aS
lit meinc Strait" III Ger @~robbcr5og
reid)tG Dem b0dit pcropbicn WIornc
sum Abidie0 Die @on0 mo lpiinidtc
inn quite Hciic, %iporouf ooS 6obc
&oor bcimlu1rt2 ging. Ger Butter.
bGnolcr idgtc nodIber 5u cincm &oms
r0Oer, ser Ocn @orgnng beobadtet
bate: o9(h @ott, mas bum cid Dir
oomm 3Gig 0eidmGtt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
(5ir ben neountaeS.G Go rciponbcutcn," )
&erlaTen.
Son @ilIiboIo9 urgberr.

Salt T1t etipaS 9roo un0 Wtil6
SD bin bungrig unb ouriti9!" Mii
oicieu 5icmli6 leiolid) in GngIiid &c.
iprodcnen @orten trot i6 in eine
fleine Siitte on Der 2onoitrobe 5tpi,
ifen Baltimore uto annapolis. SIS
iuor cine biibide, iltt9e, ober bleifc
Srolt, oic id) onreoete, ltno an mel
nem aon5eu Iuftreten, aud al mel
nent, pie idon on9eoelttet, tlift floi-
iti6en GngIiif |nernutbete tic lofort
nit Ne6t 0etln 8ernlon"in mir, oenn
iie CAB mir cine oeutid)e Nntluort.
Sierilber mar i6 bodcrfrellt II. mods
tc mir cS lm 10 Iieber in Dem bcifei.
hcnen @obnroumc, oeiien SSnnereS
BON oelltld)cnl GcilllidfeitSs unoSr0-
nunasiinn 3ellgte, beQuem. 0oS3inl-
mcrd)etl, iueld)eS Harlor un6 Ginning
Hoom 5ugleid uorIteltc,m 10 flein,
Dab cine 9ctutIie 8eididlidfeit mo
boS ridtige &critdnoniB oo5ll geb0r.
ten, Die p%orbotocncn M0belitiide Der.
niinftig utter5ubringen. Sn cinem
ocitlden G~inocrpngelt, einem n9Gr-
rid" lpie man in beiiii6en 2onoen
iagt lag ein ber5igeS 9iibden I'M gl.
ter bon If Monoten, ooS mid nit
ielnen groBen blollcn Ill9elt bcriuun-
bert onI6onte. Die iln9e 6rau lag
tc mir ebrIid uno often, Dob iic Die
Wfildl, meld)e iie nod borrdtbig babe,
tiir ibr Siibdcn oltf ben Hodmitto9
ino abelb b%en0tbi9c. Sic iclber ba-
be feline &lib mo bon Den Sarmern
Der llm9cbung, Die iebr lpcnigDtild).
lpirtblhoft bctrciben, on tic meiItenS
Sabot unb MniS onpilon5en unb ait-
Der mogeren @eioeploben menig@ic.
IeniuodS baben, lei ni6t miner 9e.
nil9eno Wtild 5u befommen.
Sd crbiclt &oltbfleiid, ielbitgebo-
deneS @ciBbroo uno einacmod)te
@robccren. Ginen Sruuf friIbeS
@aiier bolte id mir ieIbIt aus Der
noben 3iiterne. 8ir fumen bolo ms
@elprnd) iibcr INFER gemeinidoitli.
DIES bcrltid)eS Goterlonb. Ga borte
id bonn ioI9cnoe einfode @eididte,
luie lie iid) 5iuiidcn biibcn uno brii-
ben idou mcbrfod in Gbnli6cr 8eiie
dtgctrogcn bobcn mag.
6ron5 . 3ooer iuor Elm tiidtiger
jun9er Sanolperfer, ein Shubno.
der, Der Die BLONDE biibide GresSen3,
Die Sodter zines Hodbors in leiner
Seimotbs . @emeinoe, i'm miirttcn-
bergiihen Sbcrlonoe, bon Ser5en
germ batte. Die beioerieitigen Gltern
lpouten ober aus ollerIci 8riinoen
bon elmer 8erbinoung Der jlineen
Seute nifts iuiiien, mo oo Sror,.
fdDer iid eini9e blinbert Worf CT.
iport botte, 9elong eS ibnl, ieine &c.
liebte ereS5en5 81 bcluegen, NIT ibm
Beinilih nod Imerifo aus5uiuon.
bern, INN BORT Den 9lno Der Che 5ll.
inmmen eingeben 5u fonnen.
Sten5 I. iaper botte in 8bilooeI.
pbia einen geriuanoten, Der linn fir
Elm eeidditli6es aiisfommen 5ii for
gen beriprad.
Die beioen iiingen 2eiite iino in Der
ileilen Welt, lpoielbit tie nod perboIt.
niBmdBig fur5er unb gutter 6abrt
Ianbeten, Wnnn uno Srau gemoroen.
6rnn3 . aaper befom NIT SiiIfc bcs
Gefters iofort lobnenoe arbeit, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Die alto @rididltc

Gr iagt: o@oS tiimmert mid bic
Wclt!
Sd meroe iebt 0eiu @ottc!"
Sbmobl er fcinen Eicnnig @eIo
llnO lie nod wenigcr bate.
sd tran Dem SdidinG unbeoingt.
@oblarL mir poaen'S wogen,
90 cS ms iiderlif gelingt,
Inns topier ourd5uihIogen."
God Eff onS brittle Sobr pergino,
ga CAB c8 9ld) uno @ebe;
is fam oo Elm reht i6limmeS Ding,
GoS Gleno in Die Gbe.
Sic 5nnftcn iih bon ipot bis friib;
Sort mar nlld Iein 8ertrolen;
Statt ourd)5lihIogcn baben Tie
Gid tapfer - oltr6gebaiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Grfcnntni6.

8tuit On, o &er5, elm bcit'reS 3icI
erreiden,
gtuBt Oh in eig'ner Yngcl idluebeno
rubin.
Gin Sbor Deriu6t 5lt gcB'n in trent
oen S6ub'n,
9tur nit iif ieIbit fam Iid Scr
@tonn pcrglci6cn.
Gin Gbor, Der an oes Go66orS gil.
benItreiben
Sid Croft nimmt fir oo8 eie'ne
ihruodc Sbun,
Ser INNER nm lid ipGbt uro louldt
lt10 MN
Sid ieincn @ertb beitimmt nad fall
I6en 3eid)cn.
&bu' frei mo often. mas Oh nidt
tonnit Ioiien,
God ponNIe itreng ollf ieIbIt6cs
itintmten @egen
limo Icrne friib MIR 9cine 5eb(cr
buIlcn.
Gam Gcbc milo sen gnocren cnt.
gegen;
&onnit Gu Gid ieIbit MIR felt 5lt.
ionmen foiiem
60 bo1gt an Gcine Sdritte iidJ ser
Scaen.
@ottfr. Seller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

6r5tIiden 8erufe miro Ser fiirItli6c
gr6t ouf's Gifri0ite bon ieincr @e.
mobIin mteritiibt, bic CT ider3eno
leinen Dtreuen 9lliiltentell" nennt. -
aber nidt nur nit ieinem meoi3ini=
ihen Sonnen oicnt Scr gGr5t icinen
Yflegltn9en, CT bringt all6 forttu1bs
reno ni6t nn6e0cutcnoe @cIoopier
fir Die 8crbomommmlng iciner Nn-
%ItoItcn, in Oenen CT NIT fiiritIidycr
8reigcbigfeit f%oitenIoie @ebnnoluug
9elpdbrt.
CNlS GtS,tn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Grinncrnnncn OIL GapOlcon.

9(uS Dem Rod)loB 0eS 8rotenJtom'
bltteo,t. ser BON 1909 bis 1918 gtopo'
Icons Gonmerberr mar, iino titr5lid)
Grinnerunacn an gtupoIeon erlbtc'
ner. Hambutcou Iiefert oorin into
reIIontc Gin5elnbeiten iiber ooS Fri-
potIeben 6cS &oiicrS: pgtopoleoh"
id,rei6t err, ,lebte icbr 5urildge5ogell.
Wit NuSnobnte Der GonncrItoge ilrlo
Sonntoge, no @eieuI6ofter ltottlall'
sen, orbeitete err ben gan5elt Sog.llnl
5 rlbr moftc er regeImGBig elneSpa'
5ierfobrt. Bon 3eit 81 3eit lfrle er:
yHeftS! linfS!" uno Die Sltlter
muBten Damn oft @ege benitben, Die
~unbefobrbor poren, DIT arbeitete or
5ebr, 5polf, pier5ebn Gage blnter'
chamber, obne ouf5uboren; Damn
iogte cr 5u mir: sd babe geihtpoI-
Iere 9eine; Sic ieber, Dab i6 forper'
lide llebung brollde, idreiben Stt
OH 9ertbier." @r bebte oonn Iiebelt
bis o6t Gferoe ob, nobm, menn CT
ltaf Sorie fam, elm 8o6, oB IN Der
9ooenonne, Ie9te iid idlofen, idlicT
Iie6en Stlrnocn mo botte iuteOer
arGfte fir cine ISOLDE. Seiue &ofcI
mar iebr einfod). @r iriibItiidte an
eincm %fIcinen, cinfiiBigen Eiid6en.
Mou bra6te ibm gctuobnlif &C.
idn1orteS oocr gcbrofeneS Sommel'
fleiidL Elm gebroteneS Subn, mond)'
NAL Slid, Elm @emiiie9eridt, SbIt II.
aGie. @erbGltniBmGBig cinfo6 nno
bcI6eiocn lpor er orld III ieiner aIci'
Dung. Gr CAB fir feline Garoerobe
MIR 10000 Sronc8 aus unb par &C.
raocSu miitbcno, pcnn oicIe Slimme
ii6erl6ritten lpuroe. Gr trltg INNER
ieioenc Striimpfc, icl6it nit ieincn
Rciteritieicln Die ocSbolb iein &C.
~fiittert noreit. Sn icinem SauSbolt
ging e8 iebr Itreng SIT. Man bate IN
feinem fleinen Soustpeien cine gro
Bere Srouung finOen fonner, ais IN
9roBcn Souie. Die 9omner'
0iener betomen nele Screen MIR
6onn, fpenn iie bie olten b%erunters
9c6ronnten 2idtItiimpfe por5eigen
fonnten. &or Dem 1. Hoaember
6urfte in Sen 3immern fem Diem
gebei5t neroen. 9ofiir tuaren aber
Die 2cIte, Die on 0ieicm milit0riid
Itrcngcu Sofe 9cgcben pnrOcn, glor'
,eno, ulo motdmol ori9inea; Der
mo ii6 oltd 81 ben botiteben'
ocn Sffi5iercn ein uno nabm germ
SinIoOungen 81 northumberland
pfGngen bel Sen 8otldoftern an. Sci
6ru. &c WarcScoldt, Dem @eionoten
Stalien's, fano ooS berii1mte Sdad)'
itott, ooS Der 8oiier, ais Ne'
1er perfleioct ltno Die Srompete blo.
emo, fiibrte. ShriftIteaern aegen'
i6cr mar ie6r miBtroliIh. HoDo'
1oro frogtc einmol u%ntertbGnigIt al,
ID er feline Srogooie SEES @totS DC
gloiS" ouffiibren Ioiien oiirfe; Sea.
poQte ooS Stiid erlt boren
ms unterIogte bic 4uffiibrung nit
zen @ortcn: r&einri6 Der Critic bat.
e lid in cine Sodgoiie lodcn Ioiicn,
,6er man brordt bic oifentlife Wtei"
liliig nidt burh oerarti9e9iloer oul.
ltreget-."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

6 ntneoer ODER. Sa1i.
genidts: yGs miro faltl Sd brnl-
DIE einen neiten lleber5ieberl Sd fpeiB
nun nid,t. ipa id) in einslusitattungs.
seifdft ober in eth aaffeebaiis &c.
benz"
SIN Seiratbs gireon.
Serr: nGine 5u geifeiote einc &C.
lcbrte 1rou modte id nidt."- Der.
mittler: nGnrin baben Sic red)t, le.
oeufaus bari Sic Sbnen nift iiber-
lcacu iein." Ser (soaerno) :1Sa
obcr aa nulnm mobtc ib lie audi
niht!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Die sdIaiidvuIc

Gas NelsIte lit Sab es icst aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
ST. GEORGE.
ULRICH BRYNER DEAD.
strenuous and Grand Life ~ a Blind
Man-Cold wave in Dixie.

Special Correspondence.
ST George, Washington Co., Feb. IS.
Monday night the Woodward school
gave a grand valentine ban in' the
Booth hall
Last Saturday we had another rain
storm, and the mountains surrounding
ST. George are covered with snow. This
was followed by a severe cold wave
on Sunday, but later the weather mod
flied, and there are prospects today OF
another downpour There are now
many suffering with colds and lagrlp
az a result Of the sudden changes in
the weather.
ULRICH BRYNER DEAD.
AZ p. m. on Sunday the funeral Of
Ulrich Bryner was held In the Stake
Tabernacle Elder Bryuer was born
IN Illnon, Canton OF Zurich, Switzer-
land, April 20, 1927, and died in ST.
George Feb. Q, 1905. In 1850 he married
Maria Mathis, and soon afterward was
rendered totally blind by an accident
which happened TO him while working
In a butchers shop. Later he re-
celved n wonderful vision In which he
saw, among many other things, the
Elder who afterwards baptized him IN
1880. Altn0ugn DllnQ, MS minute ueS-
cription OF the servant Of the Lord, led
to the conversion Of other members OF
the family.
Emlgratng to Zion, he landed will
his wife and one child in Salt LAX,
city, Dec 25 1855, after much suffer,
ing enroute. He located In Lehi anl
later moved TO Ogden, but In 1856
he was called to the Dixie mission. Az
ter two years in 81. George, he moved
to Harmony. In 1868 he married Mar,
g6ret Kuhn, and built homes 70 rhl'
families IN Harmony and Toqueryille
In lS4S he moved from this county {,
Price, Emery county where the fam
lily still reside. His descendants arr
81 children, So grandchildren and 81,
great grandchildren, Notwithstanding
his affection, he was frugal and indus
trious and was surrounded with plen
~. His last three years were devoted
entirely 20 temple work, In which h
spent about $500 and did the worl
for over 5000 of his dead ancestors. II,
was loved and respected by all VIII,
knew him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
NEW REMEDY FOR COLD FEET

The use NJ ASBESTOS by electricians
is daily increasing, for Il meets the
most cNactng requirements for pun.
poses OF insulation lts latest appl.
cation Is 10 the "clcctrotherm," the
new device which Ia already taking the
place Of hot-water bottles IN hospitals
and sickrdoms.
The electrotherm is a flexible pad Of
asbestos, I'm which electric wires are
imbeddcd, When these wires are cone
nected with any source Of electric cur
rent a constant and uniform degree
Of heat is generated. For this con
nection the socket Of an electric lamp
Ia ordinarily found most convenient.
Whore the lighting current is not avail
able batteries can be used
This pad is found great relief In
chIlliness, cold feet, etc, as well as
In cramps and other local pains and
general hospital practise By its use
the risk and discomfort Of frequent
changes Of temperature incident 20 the
renewal Of ordinary applications are
entirely obyatod without discomfort.
by moistening IT, which can be
done without injury to the pad, It can
be made to give the effect of a poultlce
or moist heat, especially N Il Is APP
piled over one or two thlcknesses Of
flannel From the fact that Il can
be used by anyone with perfect safety
and because OF It's simplicity and con-
vcnience Il Is most valuable for medi-
cal use. The regulation Of the tcmpera %
ture is controlled by a conveniently
placed switch
Pads can be maintained at a tenn
peraturo OF 1870 degrees no degrees
and 800 degrees Fahrenheit when COW
cred with ordinary bed clothing, but
these temperatures can be modified by
/ the interpoHtou Of q blanket or raised
/ by additional covering This inyen.
| ton comes IN several ferns, from The
| simple pad for all ordinary uses 10 tho
wickor-coyered mat or foot-WarmeI
and Capelke covering which VIII
completely enWrap the neck and upper
part OF the body.-Chicago Chronicle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18

under the snow aud this great amount
OK moisture is giving It "a thorough
soaking The storm has been bad ON
stock and sheep
Many people are ill with la grippe
ana young children have suffered SEE
Nerely.
Thu Saints OF Moncos united ana
built reservoir but never made "a
ditch TO an II. Now an effort is 10
be made 20 put IN the ditch and II has
been suggested To- borrow the money
ana bond the reservoir 10 Put ln the
ditch, This appears an unwIse move
on the part OF farmers who have the
teams tools and labor 90 do the work
themselves, when they would have TO
pay tribute tu no man,
The Sabbath school has been making
improvements on the hail by putting up
partitions ana making four class rooms
for the benefit OF the sunday school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
CENTERVILLE.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Flftleth Wedding Day OF MIR. and Mrs.
Steuben Rollins Houored.

Special Correspondence.
Centervlle, Davis Co., Feb. l3,--The
largest social event OF the season was
the golden wedding festival given on
Friday evening, Feb 10 In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Steuben Rollins, at the home
Of their daughter Mrs. j. w, Ford, Of
CenteTvile The house was tastefully
decorated for the affair A sumptuous
supper was served, covers being laid
for sixty
Many costly presents were received
among them being "A gold watch and
chain, and gold headed cane, present
ed to them by their sons and daughters,
A delightful program was rendered by
their children and grandchildren,
Among the guests who enjoyed the de-
lightful evening were: Mr., and Mrs.
S. o. Rollins, j. II. Rollins, c. o. Roll
Inns, G.. w, Rollins. J. w Ford p, j,
Ford, j. Il, Savage, p. A, Weaver, John
Ford, G, T.. France, David Horsley, r.
Blasdell, Joseph Ford, NJ Z, lockwood,
f, l.. Chase, j, w. Chase, Mesdames A.
France, Warner, Capener, Misses Chase,
Bolton, Warner and Duncan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18

T. 1916 His first child was born at
Far West Oct, %, 1898, the night that
David Patten was killed, In February,
1897 he and Elizabeth A. Jones crossed
the river on the fee with a yoke OF OK
en- and sled, from Council Bluffs to
Winter Quarters and were married by
President b, Young IN Dr. Richards
office, which was made of logs, chinked
with sods
Mrs. Guyman Is the mother
six children, two Of whom are
dead. She has also 30 grand
rem, while Mr. Guyman, who attends
TO his own chores, and Is IN his 9Th
year counted up his postcrty to June
go 1904 to be 2S children, l42 grand
children 1877 great grandchildren and
-four great great grandchildren, to-
tai OF $751;
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The Deseret News had no purpose In
publishing the correspondence. except 10
give the news Neither did the cores
pondont at Garland have any intention Of
disappearing either DR. buchanan or
her son, There should have been how
ever an explanation following the disCoy-
cry OF the mistake We are pleased TO
have the opportunity, even at this late
date, Of publishing the facts In the case
so as 20 set the lady and her son. VIII
were falsely accused In tho right light
before the public We have the asaub
ance from responsible parties that DR.
buchanan and her son are honorable peo-
pie, well respected In BoXclder county
and were absolutely blameless I'm the
transaction that caused the communico-
tion 20 this paper We are sorry that
the mistake occurred and hope that this
explanation viii receive fully as much at
tertion MS the original statement obtain
ed The News does not desire 70
misreprosent any one and regrets that
10 injustice complained Of found a place
In IT'S columns. Ed
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them had 10 sleep ON the floor Gas had
been mentioned by Dr. Hardy, II was
no worse than some Of the memberh OF
taxpayers families had TO DO.
Secretary DeMoisy OF the state board
Of insanity gave figures showing the
expenditures Of the money appropriated
by the last Legislature.
and referred To- the economical man
agemcnt Of the institution. and the
gradual reduction Of cost 0f mainte-
nance per capita Of the patients from
El,lO per day the first year 10 SO cents
per day the cost az the present time,
After the speeches were concluded
the visitors were conveyed 60 the
Brigham Young University but the
time for departure OF the train was 80
near that no visit was made % the In
suuuon. The party left at 4.30, with
the feeling that "a pleasant and profit
able day had been spent
Great credit Is due DR.. Hardy Dr.
calder stewart PaXman, Mrs. Hardy
Jhe matron Of the institution. and the
committee OF Provo ladies' assisting for
the pleasing manner IN which the
guests were entertained at the hospital,
RYAN AND WAYNE SENTENCED.
Michael J. Ryan. alias RED" and
by Judge Booth In the Fourth district
court in eight and Ave years respect
ively I'm the state prison for burglar
lzlng $ r. Thurmans residence on tho
Bird OF this month
suit has been commenced by payson
Exchange Savings Bank against Chris
Jorgensen 10 collect S3lg7 alleged 10 be
due on promssory note.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Elder Fin Berg, " Blaokfoot. Idaho,
who has been here for few days vis-
itlug relatives ON his return from a
mission TO Norway LEFT yesterday for
his home.
Last evening Deputy Sheriff Barnett
found the articles taken from the res
ldence OF S, II. Thurman on the even
Ing OF the Bird, for the taking OF which
Ryan and Wayne have been convicted
OF burglary The articles were found
near telephone pole I'm an alley lead
ng out OF the bank block back Of tho
Exchange saloon, where they had been
cached by covering them over with
dirt.
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
RELIEF SOCIETY OFFICERS.
Statistical Report OF Poeatello Ward
Case OF C., c Richardson Dismissed

Statistical Report Of poeatcilo Ward
Case OF C, Richardson Dismissed,
Special Correspondence.
Pocatello, Idaho, Feb. l6.--The first
quadrennial election OF officers OF the
Pocatello ward Relief Society occurred
today and new set of directors were
lected as follows Mrs. Mary j, Hawk
ley president, Mrs Mary w. Hunts
man and Mrs. Mary NJ, Hawkes. coun-
sellers, Mrs Mary Ann Traynor, secre-
tary and Miss Martha NJ, Scaddon,
treasurer
Mrs. beatrice Garebett, wife Of
Samuel G.. Garbett, Sr, Is recovering
from a long struggle with typhoid fe-
yer. Thos. l.. Cox is convalesclng from
severe case Of pleurlsy
stake President William a. Hyde,
moved into his handsome new house on
the east side, the first OF the month.
WARD STATISTICS.
Tho annual statistical report OF tho
Pocatello ward, for 1904 recently com
pleted shows pa families 6S2 members,
$50 children under eight years Of age,
% male brthsi9 female births 40 child
rem blessed, 50 children and two adults
baptized, l4s members and ~ children
received, 2i7 members and l3 children
removed, 10 children ana members
died, Elders on missions, IS persona
married, total number of souls 0lN,
members without certificates, 70.
In the district court yesterday Judge
Alfred Bulge dismissed the case Of
Chas. G. Richardson charged with
manslaughter for killing nm Indian last
October Mr., Richardson has been out
on So 900 bonds,