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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
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OGDEN.

Ogden, APRIL 15.-Mr. and Mrs. o, H..
HickenlOOper Of Pleasant View, Weber
county announce the marriage on We'd
nesday, April ~, Of their daughter
Miss Lettie Hlckenooper to Mr. Joseph
II, Marshall OF North ogden. The
ceremony was performed nt the SAT-
Lake temple, the happy young bride
and groom returning to their home ON
the evening train. they were received
at the home Of the brides parents by
"a large number OF their relatives VINO
spent u delightful evening with them
at music and soclality. A bounteous
wedding repast was served, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall have gone to California
ON "a wedding tour, The bride Is n
charming and accomplished young
lady, and a favorite i'm society, The
groom Is manager Of the Marshall Mer-
camille company Of North ogden,
bright, promising young business man
of sterling qualities Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall on their return from Califor-
MIA viii take up their residence In
coy home at North Ogden,
Heber Scowcroft left this week for
California where he win join his family
who have been there for several
months. After "a short trip down the
coast they win return home TO ogden.
A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the residence
Of Mrs, Alice Collins ON Pingree avenue,
when Miss clara Bischof and Mr.. Wal
lace Jenne were united I'm bonds Of we'd
lock, Bishop George SUNNI OF the
Lynne ward, officiating IN the cerc-
mony, which was Witnessed only by
few relatives and intimate friends
After the ceremony and the extending
Of congratulations, the wedding guests
snt down to sumptuouS wedding sup
per the balance Of the evening was en-
ioyably spent at various kinds Of pleas
ures. The contracting parties are both
popular In Ogden. The bride Is
young lady of prepossessng personality
ana an accomplished stenographer, be-
ing "a graduate Of the Weber Stake
academy in that department, The
groom Is the son OF William II, Jenne,
and Is employed ms electrician at the
Utah Light aud Railway company's
power house in this city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenne after spending a short time visit
Ing with relatives in Morgan county
viii make their home at $50 Twelfth
street,
DR.. Hlbbs and family left Ogden
Tuesday for California where they will
spend several weeks pleasurlng,
Mrs. Dankowsld has as her guests
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this week DR.. Charlotte Howk and
daughter OF Green River Wyoming.
President l.. w. Shurtllff and Joseph
Balantyne left this week for a visit
at Portland,
Miss Alice Cole, q popular young lady
OF Willard, BoXelder county and Mr.
Joseph H. Poulsen, a well known young
man Of Plain city, Weber county, were
married this week.
Tuesday evening at the Elks lodge
rooms the members Of the order and
friends spent a couple of hours pleas
antly In witnessing some good yaude-
Vile work by some Of the Utahna thea
ter performers, after which dainty
lunch was served in the banquet hall.
II. V. Hilliker and wife returned
homo this week from an extended VIZ
at Grand Island, Nebraska with rela-
tlves and friends.
The w. G. n. Y. met this week at
the home Of Mrs, Williams whore an
interesting program was carried out
Mr., and Mrs T.. j. Watkins left
Thursday ON two weeks pleasure
trip TO Denver and Omaha.
Mrs, j, NJ, Greis returned home this
week. from n i've months pleasure trip
through Texas and the east.
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Mrs. Bickford and the Misses Palmer
VIII leave early In June for Europe,
Mrs A. l.. Walker and her mother,
Mrs. Sprague, are back from visit
Of some two months In California.
Mrs, A. j. Davis left this week for
stay OF several weeks In California.
Mrs, J. G. Leary win leave shortly
for Kansas to Join Miss Lorene LearV.
Mrs. +. L. Oswald and daughter.
Hazel left this week for Los Angeles
where they viii visit the Leonard fami-
ly for about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Whitman and
Miss Mary Wightman are at home at
1858 east Brigham street,
Mrs, 8. r., Pointer and the Misses
Margaret and PHI Pointer are back
from st. George and are at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint b, Leigh
Mrs. c, X, Won Knobloch left Thurs
day morning for visit with her moth.
err In Philadelphia.
Mrs, Shepherd A. Benson OF Denver
IL IN the city TO spend some time with
friends.
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itins friends in Provo on Thursday,

itlng friends in Provo on Thursday.
Mrs. Twelves and Mrs. Vance, daugh-
tiers Of Mr.. Jessie b. Martin entertain
ed In honor of his SOth birthday ami
Nersary, on Monday evening, The
home was beautifully decorated with
potted plants and green palms. Mu-
sic, supper, speeches and social pleas
ures made the evening a happy one.
Mrs. oscar Groshell Of Salt Lake
City is visiting in Provo, the guest of
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. o, II, Berg.
The Commercial club will entertain
at a musicale this evening at the club
rooms. in honor Of the fair" visitors.
The following program will be given:
Quartet Mr.. Twelyes and company;
piano solo, Miss Lewis; tenor solo, Mr..
Joe McAllaster; plano selection, Miss
Ida Edmunds; solo. Prof Lund; vlo-
lin selection, Prof Miller; solo, Miss
Jepperson; recitation. Miss Miriam
Nelke; solo, Mr. Rob, Irvine.
The Sunshine club met on Tuesday
afternoon, with Miss Anna Taylor, af-
ter the regular program the remaining
time was devoted to sewing,
Mrs. Ida smoot Dusenberry spent
Friday evening in Ogden, the guest Of
Miss Belle Kerr and the kindergarten
training class OF the Weber stake
academy
Prof. and Mrs. Brmhall spent Sunday
IN Salt Lake city.
The Mystic club met on Thursday at
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ana was unattended, Mr.. and Mrs,
McRoberts VII make their home In
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med roses. She was attended by Miss
Florence street ana Miss Grace Mer-
VII ana the best man was Mr. GWlnne
OlhceG MT. ana MIS- White VIII be
absent about a month on their we'd
ding trip, after which they Will be at
home at 95l First street
Among the week = marriages was that
OF MISS Gertrude wright or thls cltV
ana John T. stevens or Henneter the
ceremony being performed on Wednes-
day iu the Temple.
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Mrs, Hoyt mother OF Owen Gray
has Just arrived from st. Paul for u
visit with her son, and Is at home Ut
Whitehall
Mrs. Ricardo struller Of New York,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Louis
Coin, leaves today for her home,
Mrs, James Douglas and Miss Geneve
Douglas, who have been visiting
friends IN town for some days have
returned to their home In Ogden.
Mrs, s. F, Foote Of Evanston Is IN the
city for a short time,
Mr. and Mrs T., Paul Jones have re.
turned from California and are at home
at the Keith apartments on South
Temple street,
Miss Essle Fitzgerald Of Provo Is in
the city visiting her grandmother. Mrs,
E. Bonnemort, at ne east Brigham.
Mr., and Mrs, Scion splro, who have
Just returned from an absence OF six
months in the south and on the coast,
viii shortly be IN their home at 76i
First street,
Mrs. w. a. McEnery has arrived from
California and is at the Knutsford.
Mrs. w, II. Van Kleeck and Mrs.
Alexander r. Thompson Of New York
are guests OF Mr., aud Mrs. w. Il.
Vigus
Mrs TT. r, Freeman returned from
the east after an absence of several
weeks,
Mrs, ], o. Reber and Mrs. J, T. Keith
VIII pass the summer at ocean Park,
Cal.
Mrs 7, o. Rhoades has gone east for
a short visit
Mrs J. e. Bamberger has returned
To the city
Mrs. n. -. Wilde returned from Cali
fornia, and h at home to her friends Mt
the DrcyeL
Mrs j. L. Rawllns and Miss Leda
RawlIns are homo from California, both
Of them greatly improved in health
Miss Hattie Pike Of st. George Ia in
town visiting her sister, Miss Annie
Pike.
Mrs Terrell and Miss Elizabeth Ter.
roll LETT this week for California 10 be
away for three months.
Mrs c. r. Won Knobloch, mother OF
Dr. j. q, Inndenberger, left this week
for "a visit TO her mother In Phlladcl-
phia,
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Kimball spent
Wednesday In the city. leaving that
evening FOR Kimberly.
Mrs, D. \, Barton Of Dcpvcr is vls-
itlng at the home Of Mr. aud Mrs
Charles Il, Hawyer lj2 Fourth East
street.
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PROVO.

Proyo,-Mrs H. j, Richards has spent
tho past week IN salt Lake city the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs Ezra Ste
yenson
Miss Loda Vincent has returned from
Indiana, where she has been attending
college, for the past two years.
Mrs Alexander Of Salt Lake city Is
visiting friends In Provo,
Mrs. r., u, Partridge Is expected
home from Michigan tomorrow evening,
She has spent the past three months
visiting her parents In Lansing. and
friends I'm Chicago.
After the regular meeting OF the
Young Ladies' Mutual improvement
association Of the Third ward on Tues
day evening, very happy surprise
party was planned, and successfully
carried out, on their president, Mrs, Ia
briske Wen filed luncheon baskets
were hastily emptled OF their contents
and in "A short time all we're partakng
OF an excellent banquet Many toasts
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LOGAN.

A very delightful social event Of ms
week was the china shower given ny
Mrs Mayor Robinson on wednesday
for Miss Leah Daniels, The home was
very tastefully decorated and a danny
luncheon was partakcn Of Miss DaneH
was the recipient OF many pretty pieces
Of china. Those present beside mo
hostess and guest Of honor we're MIS-
Hanson, Mrs w. S, Langton, Mrs wa
ter Mclaughlin, Mrs Newbold, Mis.
Robinson, the Misses Nora. Jennie ana
Elva Eliason, Hattie and Alice smith
Verma McAllister, Mildred Daniels
Amy Wilson, Marion Hendricks, Alton
Thatcher, Name Morel Maggie Nor
rell. Julia Nibley, Geneyieve ThatGcheir'
Estelle Evans, Trout Poulson' s'ou'
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MfoDIN3nSn

A quiet but pretty wedding was that
of Miss Claudia Schoneld and Robert
l.. McRoberts on Monday night the
ceremony being performed at 7 o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents,
with Rev. c. r.. Perkins officiating. The
rooms were simply decorated In spring
flowers, and the relatives and near
friends were present. The bride wore
a dainty gown OF white Paris muslin.
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ternoon, In the kindergarten rooms o,
the Brigham Young university, II was
decided to read "Six Girls, during The
remaining meetings, until the summer
vacation.
Mr.. Alexander Of Boston Is giving
course Of interesting lectures He open.
ed Thursday evening with an illuslrat.
ed lecture on ben Hur,' and will give
his last lecture this evening,
Mr., clyde Of Heber was visiting h'g
daughter In Provo on THURSDAY
Miss Nevada Galloway entertained
about % friends al a social party on
Friday evening, Games, music dance
ing and luncheon were among the eve
ning's pleasures,
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Mrs, John II, Walker and Miss Helen
Beatle left Thursday for California to
be gone several months,
Roscoe Breeder has returned from
Chicago,
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per was served Those present were S.
NJ Evans, j. Strane, William Price,
Edward Raddatz, Edward Fitzpatrick,
Kathleen Fitzpatrick. Dollle Mackusou
Marion and Lillian Halstead Florence
Raddatz, Georgia Porter, Daisy Brooks,
Clara Wilson and Kate ana Josie Serb
ner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

Miss Annie Edwards Of Logan, Utah,
former pupil of Professor s. H. Clark
and Mrs. Bertha Kuntz- Baker Is now
teaching elocutIon at 81 Alameda Ave,
Salt Lake city.
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MAY MARRY TITLED BRIToN.

It Is believed that Mrs Potter Palmer engagement
the Hon. Schomberg B.
widow generally remarked schombeg OF the
late Earl Of Antrim and brother Of the
old and was for many principal private
Salisbury
works commission $500 a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

Farm Of GIG acres, fronting one mile
on York river, six miles from Williams.
burg, about so acres wood, old house
situated in grove Of large trees, giving
abundance of shade. Several wells of
excellent water on the place This pro
perty can be easily subdivided into
smaller tracts, giving each a beautiful
frontage on York river. A bargain,
price, $50 per acre. Call at our office
and see map Of property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

Other Hampton News or Page Seven
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
Lawson s Ollttez1
Real Estate and Insurance.
Hampton, Va.
FOR SALE
Hampton, Va.

$l,70O-5 acres located one and half
miles from Hampton, With 7-room
dwelling, new barn, chicken house, etc.
S2,5OO--i2 acres one ard tllree-u,lar-
ter miles from Hampton, with broom
dwelling. large barn and all necessary
out houses. including two horses large
quantity feed, seed and farming i'm
PIGMENTS. A bargain.
Sl,GO0--4 acres near Buckroe, T.
room house, large barn. etc.
Sl,45O-7-room dwelling located in
West End, near car barn
,45O-7-room dwelling located in
West Queen street.
FOR RENT.
$25.00-Store room on South King
street, just vacated
$7.Gn-Cornnr Thornett and South
streets. with 7 rooms.
$1,000 Groom house Holt street.
near car barn.
0o--G-room house Holt street
$S.0O-5-room house Holt street.
Good condition.
|, S.O0--G-room house with bath.
electric lights. etc, i'll East End. Other
houses from $500 lip.
GEO. w. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans.
and II South King Street,
Hampton. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
DEATHS AT SOLDIERS HOME.
ochn Mccahe, Youngest Civil War Vet
eran IN the Institution

ochn Mccahe, Youngest Civil War Vet.
eran in the Institution.
ar. Je1n McCahe. the youngest ci
Fil war veteran holding membership
IN the National Soldiels' Home. died
IN the hospital of that institution SIM.
day night Mr.. McCy.be was Sc ycars
o!d. he entered Company d, seventl,
'A q : iN1ah'ry when but about iG
S.''s 'ld and served thronsht the I'll
Vii war
Mr., Heinrich Brewer, &c years old
"Ho served with Company G., seventy.
e'shth New York infantry, died in the
Home hospital yesterday.
James w Cruise. who se.vcl with
company E. Fourth United States cav
,'Iiy' aEad IS years Ole. died in the
rome hospital Sunday night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

younger me: in Hampton. having been
born and reared here. He spent sew
era years III a medical college and
was known to his frients-as Doctor"
Hun. Mr.. Hull served with Company
d cl'he Peninsula Guardsl during lie
Spanish-American war. Several
mcnths ago when his health gave Way.
Mr.. Hull was admitted to The National
Soldiers Home ana for tho past three
months has been confined TO the nos
pital there
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
, DOUGLAS HULL III.
His End is Momentariiy Expected at
Soldiers Home.

Mr. Douglas Hull 4 well known
member Of Hampton lodge Of Is!!;s. AID
brother Of Mr.: A. tyler Hull, is dcs-
Deratcly III IN the National Soldiers
lions i'osni'a' Information from the
'lf,:i,aai o'cioeil Inst evening Was
g TIE effect that Mr.. Hui was not 81.
pected 70 survive Che night. lie be-.
canir unconscious yesterday morning
and 'he physicians in the hospital ar
nodnced that ne cannot recover
Mr. Hull is we'll known amcne the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21
Well Knowa Man Ended His Life
With Shot Gun.
PUT THE MUZZLE IN HIS MOUTH
Then Pulled the Trigger With Stick.
Which He Had Made For tbs Pur-
pose-His Mind Had Been Failing
For Several Weeks.

By placing The muZ2le Of a single
barre!leG shot gun in his mouth. and
then pulling the trigger with !, stick
made for the purpose, Mir Hugh A.
Cakes. who resided rear Oakland Gem
ctery. committed suicide shortly after
6 O'Clock Sunday evening.
MIR. Cakes went 10 the attic oi lis
residence and evidently whit
tied the stick With which
he pulled the trigger lie sat
down on trunk. placed the muzzlc
Of tie sun in his mouth and then
pushed the trigger with his Stick The
discharge lodged in the upper portion
of the mouth. crushing every bone III
the head and face and MASKING the
head into pulp. Not one Of the shot
passed through the mans head or
neck. Death ensued Instantly.
Stick in His Hand.
When the members Of MIR. Cakes
family heard the shot they ran to the
attic only 10 find him dead. in his
hand was tightly clutched the stick
that had set off the trigger, while he,
side him lay the gun with an empty
barred.
pr. George ". McA.listcr WAS hur-
rledly summoned to tie home or Mr..
Oates, hut his services were not need
81 Dr. McAllister informed Or. Van
dersllce, the coroner, Of the facts in
the case
After viewing the remains an6 salts
tying himself that Mr.. Oaies had ac-
coElpllsbed The deed by his cwn hand.
r. Vandersiice gave a certificate .:
death by suicide.
Fire Weed Sawyer.
MF. G3lleS who WAS IS wears old
vas vas an expert wood workman. lie for
5severa! years was a sawyer in The :ni!l
~ me hampton Normal School. About
q year ago Mr. Oakcs accented q pcsi-
ion IN North Carolina, which he hold
''l'll recently. He had only q few days
7so decided TO accept another position
ia Washington and would have left
tsls week tc take up his duties.
1t IS understood that about ten days
aso Mr. Cakes showed signs OF insan-
lily and at that time mentioned SELF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

], the undersigned, respect
fully announce to the public
that hereafter ] am going to
continue the business Of Mr..
sammis Bryan at the same
store, No. 50 W. Queen street,
ana also that ] have had 20
Years Expcricnce II the shoe
s:4a.1g business, ana all Of
my customers viii l,c greatly
pleased With my work done
Respectfully. . Us. .,s.4.
TAMM,s BROWN, (Csreel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-21

Last Chance.
Tor you to buy suits or overcoats at
one-half the regular price; SO you'd
better hurry.
FRANkEL & EISENNAN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-18
Children Of Light.

walk as children Of light (Eph. y Sl.
we cannot too often be reminded of
the fact that It Is not SO much what
we say as what we are that impresses
Others with a true sense Of the religion
OF our Master. The boy grows up and
forgets all that his mother taught him
the books she read to him, the pray.
ers and hymns she trained him TO re-
peat in infancy; but the meaning Of
what his mother was, her life OF loving
self-denial and usefulness, that Is I'M
perishable, the engraving as Of an iron
pen and lead In the rock forever.
Hence the importance which ST.
Paul attaches to walking-not mere
talking-as children Of light, Il IS by
orr lives that men OF the world will
Judge OF the sincerity Of our profes-
sion and the genuineness Of our reliS
ion. The Christian is the worlds BIZ
bic. and. alas often the only one Il
reads. Let us walk circnmspectly,
then. If we wear habitually look Of
fretfulness and discomfort Il will be
useless to preach 20 them 81 the Joy
of Gods salvation. II we are known 70
be selfish and worldly in our public cr
private dealings, il viii stuliify our
message on the selisacrifce Of the
Cross and the power Of religion 20 con.
quer besettlng sin. In short, II we are
un.Christllke in our own life and walh
we are no ft witness-bearers for thf
truth as it IS in Jesus.
But let us not be discouraged u
Christ be ia us His life viii appear
in ours. however dimly and imperfect
III at first. He not only gives His peo-
pie light. but He makes them lumin-
Gus. 'He glveth power to the faintR
I He can transform us by His spirit en-
able as to radiate His light and truth.
assimiiate us more and more % His
own image and likeness, and help us
to become al length children Of the
light and Of the day.-Dr Balgarnio
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-18

A Chicago clergyman preached a
practical sermon on the ideal wife.
The necessary attributes he dwelt on
especially were truth, gentleness and
pleasing appearance.
To attain the realms of the ideal a
wife must be absolutely truthful to
her husband; she should never criti-
else he. husband, nor be a scold; she
must look her best at all times, and
it is a sin for her to be careless about
her personal attire in the presence of
her husband.
These are the quite sensible points
made during the course of the sermon,
but there was one essential virtue
omitted. The reticence that will pre-
vent a woman from ever coniding to
people outside her home what trou-
bles size may meet with there.
But when are the clergymen going
to tell the world what the ideal hus-
band should be?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-18
A TaIl story.

Any one would suppose that there
must be some eagle blood in Mrs.
George Earle's flying hen, says dis.
patch from Middletown, N. y Mrs.
Earle lives at Parliaman's Corners,
and has lot of chickens, the only re.
markable one being the flying hen.
The hen is ostensibly a cross be.
tween a Leghorn and a Dominick, but
hasn't the qualities of either breed.
Some time ago the hen decided to set
and built nest Of sticks and grass
in the very top Of tall tree. She
flew back and forth from tgee top to
the ground like a crow, carrying the
material for the mast in her mouth
In the course Of this time she filed
the nest with eggs, and has hatched
out thirteen chickens, which she
brought safely to the ground without
assistance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-18
There Was an AaItatIon.

When the little man with two watch
chains had ascertained that the other
man was from Powderville he asked:
Excuse me, but want to ask after
man whom | think lives in your
town. His name is Barclay
Joe Barclay?"
"Yes, that's the one. | used to know
him in Indiana. Is he in politics?"
Il believe so"
What party does he belong to?"
Hes an agitator.p
"Ds you mean labor agitator?"
Il wouldn't exactly say that, but !
know he's an agitator.
but don't exactly understand"
'Well, he was my opponent for the
office of mayor last fall, and he agi-
tated things around so that | was
showed under by over 400 votes, and
have been agitated half to death by
his growing ever since. Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-18
A plant Within a plant.

At Brookdale, Santa Cruz county,
Cal. a fine specimen Of the sequoia
OF redwood tree, was blown over in a
recent storm. The tree is estimated
to be over $3.50 years old. Ten feet
from the top Of the tree, and at dis
tance Of 165 feet from the ground
was found a hole somewhat Less than
two feet deep. II had once been the
nest Of woodpecker, In this hole
had grown sturdy. three-stalked
huckleberry bush, two feet tall It's
roots, extending six feet into the
heart Of the tree, had absorbed the
sap Of the redwood The huckleberry
had fourished and borne fruit