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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

Eerionn noti5cn. - Sr. =.
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vScralo Gubliibing Co." muroe &c.
tern 9tdd,mittug olS Mit9lieo Der
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llcil Sip in Scr @0ric fir 5000 &c
fault.
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9obn." nube Carpenter Stotion, tie
ben Meilen oberbalb @ilmin9ton, bel
iuclfer Sebn Wagaons oenlolirt MIR
Den, lporo Ger Giienbobnperfebr irpi-
lheil philadelphia mo Baltimore
lansere 3eit mnterbrod,en, bis nit
Ser yYenniplponiu 0abn" ein Abfom.
men fir Die 9e~ioroerung Der 3iigc
iiber oeren 8eleiie getroffen noroeil
mar. @liitlidcr @eiic mirbe bel
Der GntglciiurD Micmnnb pcrlptt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
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Ger Norooeiltlde Slopo Ganpicr
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der anl 20. Snlnior bon Bremen uh
fubr, miro orl Mithuod) oocr Don
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jiite iubrcn iolDcnoc Goiio1lcrc: Sr.
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Cite @oloitcin. 8r, Ynnl Soldier.
Sr. Seinrid Srooil, &r. Monlon Sab.
loroipsfi, &r. Noon Wiiiacr, &r. Gurl
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bert.
4 NGdite Mod)e ipirh Der 9ioro,
oeiltihe Slopb Iampicr v9rnnocn
burg" rriuartet. Gerielbc bat 1876
Hniiagierr iiir Baltimore ulb 8aIpc
iton, Ger, on gorh.
3Mr Warnumgii ii + u d q en
YeiiBer. - Die 8oli5ei oca iiio
Iiden Iiitrifts beeaim geitern elmer
areu55iis eegen @agchbciiser, ipcld,'
ibre Nsnecn nidlt nit oet crIorocr
Iid)rn 2icen5cil perieben battei. eiI
babies TliBeno Gerbaftnngen wuro'
porgenpmmen. bod mlroei III Del
mriiten 31Qen sic Ir%reltalten 9egel
ge5ablune Der Soften ~entloI'en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
Sdifisfarten non nno mad Sentidl'
lamb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Ga.
iiitc $40 ulio $3.50; gremcn-9al.
timore bis aant 1. Nopember $3.50
lulo 5000; bonn 1. Nopentber bis
1. Mueult $3.50 Hrnlbrciie SIT bill.
Iiserem Hreiie. Sbco. $. 9iemer &
Gu., 3immer Nr. 3, ia Sit.2ering.
ton.Str. (323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
8eloicnSnnsen mad Seutidlano mno
OeItreid

su "a Gents pro Wiarf unb 201a
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertru. @ediel
ai,sgeIteat ouf ole 9beile Der 8elt.
3beo. $. 9iener e So, ia Sit.
2crinaton. Str. 3immcr Mr. 3.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

w WV pioNftftllC DUlt SuU u. <SNF
tcrltraBc. fir bcn @ou ci,1c@ lltltcll
@auIcS fir Ole Sofen. mn 2citcr-Go.
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SorriIuns, noGc 9oltimlorcitrndc, be
finbct.
zen auf Gin bon scr Stoot genie
thctea @%rluoitiicf al 5reOerifitrubc,
jniid)cn @otcr. llllo 9omboroitroBc
rltbcnoen @runo5ills 81 f%ouicu;
). u. Ballot 5llnl Gonitoblcr scr
orittrn @nro 5il c"rllrnl,rn
Gle 2tgiSfotur SIT crinhcn, iiir
sir Gripcitctititg scr 2iGbtitroBc Die
@crthcrbobinlgSiteucr ob3iid)oiitn;
scr oNgcS EcopIc'& 0rtin0 Socic.
IN" rcu ltGHiiid,en Gonipicr y2otro-
be" fir cine Grfurlion am %. &lrni
1906 mlcntgcItIid 5llr %criii0rm1 81
itcIlcn;
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Commit
iGrc a%li}uluciicn, Stro6cnnonlcn, Die
0oppclt porfonnllcll, 5lt 0l1oerll.
&nt 5~lpcitcn 3ipcigc lpurocu Die
Tcrpr0nu10cr 5lr GrncnlrnlN Der
&N. !. @olilof, 8co. ". MolcnlnL
@. y. Soplor, S. Ironf Hobiniou II.
II. :. 0olbitein 81 Gonltoblcr1 cno-
Qiiltig ougcrummcn; 0c3glcidcn Die
%croronm0cn 9ctrcffS Hcinigcn&
bon Nbtrittagrilbcu ulo G@rb0bunN
scr SalGrc ccS Experimentation Der
0iicntlid)cn 0cbGltbc.
Neuc SurIogeN.
Sic iolgcl0en Torlo0cn ipurOcn
int critcn H%otb&5lpeiac cilgcrCiht:
bon Srn. aouig bon scr I. Nnr0,
scr nNcDoin9ton = Nieil 6ltrniturc
Niig. 60" ST crloubcn, bel ibrcr 80.
BRIT al 2ofclpoob- glorrulc ulo Gil
Ipultrobc Gin S%citellacIciic 5u leNcn;
bon Srn. @rcene bon scr /. @oro.
Srn, 9. q. S'9tciu SIT erloubclL iid)
icillem @cbGubc. 9tr. 300. Norb.Gus
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bringcn;
bon Nrlt. 9ronlniQcr bon scr od).
ten @arG, ans scr Stci,crlmtloNc filr
1907 %2t,250 iiir bic Yiloltcrung Scr
&opfinS Npcnue, BON SlipCritr. bis
Nortb.glpenlc, mo $l2.50O fir sic
HiluItcrung Der @onoitrnrc, bon
GbniCItrnBc bis Nortb- Ipcnuc, nit
uitrifi6irtcn 3icgclltcincn i'll uCrluiui-
acrt;
bon Nrn. MottS bon scr II. &or6,
$4,000 ulls Der r%lGditiGbrigen Stcu.
crmllogc ST. ucrniqigcn iiir bielSilo'
ltcrltng Ser WcGnaobltruBc, bon Ga
ioDettc- bis 9tortbsgluc., nit moocr.
llcnt Motcriol.
bon @rn. Noiimoll pom scr 81.
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@oplcitroBc ais it6btiid)c Strobc 81
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9lb5u9sfonol IN Der elliott, Bolton.
ltruBe. Sofcluoob=Iue. nl0 NilorItr.
81 bu,lell,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

Sotte 6u tart gcrii f.
II ii IF t. - Cine Negerin, Hanlcns
alice 8lctd)er, rueldle i'll 9tr. 49,
9otbitrobc, wobnt. iprang eeltern
Morgcn aus cinem 5eniter oes 5rpei'
ten Stodlperfs unb brod) oas Sein.
Gle ihwar5e Came bate in @eiel-
idoft bon &aiiengenoiien nnb Haiien'
genoiiinnet 81 iturf g%eiriibItiidt nno
iodbnte oas 3ilnmer init Shlangen
uno anoerem llnge5iefer angeiiiai.
Sic muroc nod bcm @Stoot &eipl.
inl" gcbrudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

9Ccr0i0ung clt-Spm Srallcr.
buulc, Nr. S37, DIT 2ouburoitroBe.
aus ioll0 Ncitcrn 9tnhmittog. Die DC
eroi1lulg OCa I'M 9llter BON % Snbrca
qcItOrbcncn Srn. Soboum Sinners
nllf Der Baltimore Cemetery" itntt.
FnItor i. @rotb bon Der bid. meth.
WclIiub STRIDE unltirte loluobl I'M
Srnucrbullic. ipic on @robc. ErGd
tIAc 9llmcnipcnoen ~id)mildten Die
leBtc Nllbeitdtte ouo Gabingeihicoc.
ncn. NlS 0nbrtildtrGger flln1irtcn
Ole NS. Ncnrp Wtillcr, Srcoerid Snt'
piuun, Gbr. Setter, Tani0 Wei0bunr,
GoUur0 StcnlpCl mo otto Gauge.
Gic Observation-Disclosures GpnnS &
SpCncc ~lcitcte bic Veerbigung. Nr.
Sinners iulrDc am 81. Tc5Cnbcr
1881 IN baltimore %gcborell. Nnr 26
SabrCn p%crbcirGtbctc CT lid) init Der
ietigcn @ittluc. sSrnu Gliiubctb. gcb.
@urfborbt, Ncbcll ser @ittluc binter
l1Bt cr orei ainocr, 6rolt Srcocrid
0rnp, @rn, Sobunm Sinners lno Sri.
Mamie Sinners. icrner ictnc Mllttcr,
Nrou Inno Maria SinncrS, mo ci,
ncn 9ruocr, &rn. Seinrid Sinners.
Inter 2rpBer 9etbeiligunG Don
2%ciotrugenOen fono e~citern Notmit
tog Die 9ecrbigul9 Der uor cinigell
Sogcl gcitorbcnen ,Sron Wor9urct
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gel, bonn Sroncrbutic, Nr. 1919.
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Carmel 6ricbbofc" ltatt. ToItpr ".
Nod)nlolin bon Ser ref. ct. YnllS.
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Ghos. ~. Gutter BON Der 'oelitidcll
llitb. Stride al, Gaitern. Mpenlie Ocll
eraliidcn Srouereottesoietit. Ger
Sorg mar nit Soblreiden 9llimen.
ipenoelt geidnriidt. Tit iebte Gbrc
ols 9ohtttd)tro9cr eripipitit Der Ser
Itorbencn sic $3.50. Sorrg Sppptr, gn.
ton EeiIct." tbhS. GcluerA sSubr urr
Nngnit Mtiidtt i,nb Gbus. Setfniam
Gle Observation-Disclosures @nl. Nico
lailo 4 Sohn lritctc Die 0eeroignlg
Srau Sogcl luuroe am .. 6ebrlior
1910 in Vnnrru oeborru nm fnu1
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ibren Gltcrn nod Arnerifo. Sn'
Sabre 1858 p%erheirotbete lie lid mil
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w. So9eI. Sic Teritorbene binter-
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w. NilbcIm u. upa-0 arl u. &ogcl
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ltntcrhnltuuas . @cauciicr.


,Mluiif,Niahcmic." Nieie ISOLDE: Sl8r
9ietbcriole in foIeCnbcm 9tepertoirc:
Nieilftde gbetb ~1be Sccono Mrs. 5anaurrab,
Mitttppdl glhcnh carmen
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Sreiiaa Wbelo pMtngod'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Sicie @ohc;
.Ni The licrch, OF the ISorlo".
,Spro's Epernbaus." Sicfe SSodc;
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.SIaneH's Shenter." - Sicic &obc: "Ibc
flaming Slrrnlu".
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LAMB.
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Saiiocoiue Tnriicllnupeu. Idelth Wi1itliec.
.rNueiturinm e 9benter." Ntc'c SSode:
pSppere 1ro SItudiite".
,%CSahctn, 51eaier." 60 Ntcic ASpdC: SrcN.
,Sripin'o olinicittco", 3mCi 2oritcIlltilaen tag.
lid.
Mdtes 9ea6uen,M ccital am 6rciiua. bcn 9.
Sehrilur. gindlnliitdgS 1 llhr.
Tamen'3crcin oce rScutidlen atieaerbnnoee"
Sienftug, ocr Il, SCbrmdr. aroBe5 Ill'tcrll.
Gouper rlo Pail IN Der RbiIunibropD Sale, "
Cir. 1917, Sfit(dItjmrrc Strabe.
s9Sercin." Stcnttdq. Den u.
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Wiitrcrchor a&1lc".
,6rniaoc.aumtbure At. } Der sempelrittrr. "
gliii %. Scbrltur grpber Observation-Disclosures Wall
6llri g'eiteH hCc u0ripiinIo fir Shipiftbfiifltrc
bon Mnthlnno" in Der 2Saftcnb0lc oco 8, REQ
iuenie.
r@armonie." gm 90. 5cOruar. Mootcrr.
BAH In Der opOric."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

Gin id5nes nab niisIides 0eideni
fir M~nsebSriee III INNER cine lebens.
ersfe Tbotograpbic cher cine fiinit.
ferii6 ~boltnbete Gopie zines alton
DiIbes in grapsn, @aHerfarbe, Del
eber |aftca. Die idSuiteu 9abinet'
tilber mr. ST prs Gattnb.
stsIims Hebbef, bciitftber Vboto1raph,
821 Woro.W SAY trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
Staotrntbs &crGanolnn0rn.

Gic Sclool Bruce EiIoitcrum8a'
&eroronilng bcitcbt oie 6cler-
probe. = Eniiirt I'M critcu 3lpci0c
Die jmeite 9c'ung. Ger critic
3wci8 crfIGrt lid iiir GrDobun8
Der SolGrc ser Eolijiitcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
Mrtbur ~. NobiDn,
Rr. 1871. pf.1afttMsrs.etra6e.

Eanage Wotariats . O~elomediel.
Bureau. Shiffsfarten fir ale
Dampfer.9inien. @eiiepdiie, Wehiel.
@eIbmehieI hnb @aIbfcnblnl en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20

Miss Nellie Street, and NJ. george Gutsh
was best man The bride wore a beautiful
gown II white lace over tneta and car
fled bride roses and tho maid az honor
WIS In cream crepe while The bridesmaid
wore gown Of pale green, both carrying
bouquets Of white gsters lied with green
tullt. The rooms were decorated WIKI
pr0fasiOn Of flowers white and green be-
ing used IN tho parlcr pink On the dining
room, and red iu the hall Assisting 10
entertaining were Mrs. r. W. Watt. AIRS.
Andrews, Mrs. a. T.. u0dson. Miss La.
ellie Theuot. Miss Nargery Brecch and
Mss Katherine Hooson Miss Helen
Buckingham. Miss Duuster Mics Mat
garet Andrews. Miss LILLIAN Jones aud
Miss Beth Buckingham
Nj and Mrs W p klser entertained
a number Of friends Informally last night.
the rooms being prttuly decorated and
about dozen being present.
Miss Adelne Theriot and william Purt
were married today IN the temple aud
tonight a large reception viii be held al
the brides home
This afternoon Mrs W A. McEnsy
gayo large reception 90 honor q Niles
Theresa McEnery Of London who Will
spend the winter with Dr. and Mrs. Nc
Emery In San Francisco. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, and number OF
friends assisted the hostess, about sn CALI
ing during the afternoon.
Mrs. George steiner entertained her
club at the Country club yesterday, the
table being prettily decorated and about
dozen being present.
Mrs George L. Curtis and her mother
Mrs. Chandler. left yesterday for Phila-
delphis.
Mrs Abner Luman gives "a box party
at the orpheum On saturday
Mrs. W. A. McEnery gave a theater
party At the performance Of the Wed
ding Day last night
Miss lone Morrison was hostess at a
pretty luncheon today
Mrs W. NJ. Murphy was hostess az a
large card party yesterday. the muse
ent. The rooms were corated IN PINK
and white and prizes were won by Mrs.
Cornforth and Mrs Adams.
Tonight IN Ogden will take place tn
marriage Of Miss Fannie Cannon and Mr.
sherman. IN ogden, and a number Of salt
Lake people VIII SO TO attend the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Jones announce
the marriage u their daughter. Margaret,
10 Mr. Ezra T. Clark OF Pennington, the
ceremony 20 take place sept d lsS. IN
the salt Lake Temple. They will leave
on oct. 1 for Chicago, where Mr. Clark
will resume his study IN the dental de-
partmCnt q the University Of Chicago.
on Tuesday Miss Anna Sandsr0m and
Mr. Gotfred 1.undqulst Of Bingham were
married az the Swedish Lutheran church,
Rev. Emanuel Rydberg officiating. AZ
The same church occurred "a marriage
Of Miss Becklund and Mr. 1ohan HuglO
on Wednesday. the same pastor ofncial-
Ing The Young couples have large list
Of acquaintances in Bingham In Swedish
social CIRCLES.
c. " Horrup Of Murray and Miss So
phla Taylor of Roy. will be united m
marriage at the home q the groom's
mother aeg Lincoln avenue, this evening.
After the ceremony the young couple Wi
return 90 Murray whore they will make
their future home.
Announcement has been made Of the
recent marriage of Miss Clara b. stewart
OF Los Angeles and Alfred l.. Tfipp ~
this city, The ceremony taking place in
los Angeles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
FIRST PROTEST MADE.
Eighth West League Against Granting
Franchise for Intcrurban.

The Eighth West Improvement league
met last night Ia the Twenty-sixth ward
hall, 10 protest against the city council
granting franchise 10 Messrs. Clark ana
Purcell along Eighth West street There
were over 10 property owners present,
and "a number Of speeches were made IN
protest. II was. howeyor, stated that no
light + being made On the interurban
system. but merely against using any part
Of Eighth West street as part Of the
route.
u is claimed that Eighth West is the
best resident street IN that part Of the
city, the intention being 70 convert II
into a boulevard which would be spoiled
II railway tracks were permitted 10 be
laid there. Moreover, there are other
streets IN the immediate vicinity which
would do just as we'll The following com
mlttee Of u was appointed to walt on the
city council. and present the protest
J. J.. Wiley Don G. Rushion, J. A. sil-
yer, j. J. Cannon. A. L Heusted, c. {.
Neslen. y. s. Kroner. Frank Stanley,
Lewis T. Cannon, G NJ. Christensen, Z.
Farley Frank Jones. J. A. Cleaveland
and Harry +. Jenkins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
ENDORSED INTERURBAY.
This Action Taken bl salt Lake Real
Estate Association.

A. Mas forecasied 30 yesterdays
News the Salt Lake Real Estate asso-
citation endorsed yesterday afternoon tho
proposition Of Il p. Clark - this city
aud ". q. Purcell ~ Lus Angeles 10
build ana interurhan read d. this county.
running from Salt Lake CO. Bingham ana
bdfteld, and cNsutuaUy boz other points
Messrs. CLARK and Purcell ADDRESSED the
real estate men az The iuut hrun meet
lng, NJ Purcell calling attention 10 the
great factor that inteIurban roads played
ln The uptullding " Los Angeles IL as
sured thu meeting that work would be
commenced within 20 days u the granting
~ the franchise. as the hackers 0f the
enterprise already had an agent IN the
east who would place the orders Tor he
equipment IS soon as the franchise was
granted. The equipment will BE- u the
utgt similar 10 tnat used In Les An
gelcs
The following resolution was introduced
AND passed unanimously by tho meeting
The Honorable President and Members
~ the city Council
'Geltcmeu-At o regular meeting o.
The salt Lake Real Estae association.
hel1 az the Commercial club on sept. ".
1876 the following resolution was passed.
"Res0it ed That We members - ,he
ANN AaNN' A'a ANAha As'hfAAh tt'."'' HNlN'NII
ar. heartily in favor OF the cty counci
taking immediate and favorable action on
a certain petition, now before them from
Mr H. p. Clark asking the granting "
certain franchises.
"Whle We expect our representatives. ~
the council o. IN every way safeguard
the dtys interests stu, On this case we
ore OF the belief that they should be as
liberai as their duty 20 tile people whom
tttV represent will permit
I'VE are OF the opinion that vote Tor
or against this application Is a vote Tor or
against a Greater salt Lake and We urge
our representatives. 10 the city council TO
boost The Queen city % the lntermoun.
tain West by voting yes when this
question comes before them for nnal &C.
ton
Judge Colburn named W r Hubbard
W j. Hal0rau. G. A. Johnson. r l.
Pdtchard and : 3. futile as a COM
mittec Ia appear before the city cOun-
Ell and rs committee on municipal
laws to urge the granting q The fran
chise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater-The fifth and sixth per-
formances OF THE Wedding Day
the final ones IN Salt Lake-went be-
fore big audiences yesterday afternoon
and evening. the matinee being larger
even than the opening one last SAT-
urday. The opera company gave the
usual fine account Of itself, the encores
and enthusiasm being as strong as
ever.
Tomorrow night "The wedding
Day will be presented in Ogden, a
special train leaving the Short Line
depot al 545. Tuesday evening next
the opera will be given in Provo, Miss
Gates former home city, where a bis
reception IS lookei for. An excursion
will run over the san Pedro. returning
after the opera. The final presentation
takes place In Logan on Friday. the
2sth.
Orpheum--The Orpheum announces
the following attractions for next
weeks bill: May Bolcy and tho Polly
Girls with Jennie Praeger. eccentric
dancer: Arthur Deming. black face
comedian Of minstrel fame Dick
Lynch, illustrated burlesque ballads
stories and dances; Armstrong and
Verne. English comedy duo Ada Jew.
ell, operate vocalist Draccula, Euro
pean acrobatIc marvel. and the kino-
droms.
GraDd--The Mahsra Ministries will
give their first performance tonight
and will appear I'm the usual street
pdrades.
Lyric--"The Winning Hand" runs up
TN Friday. and will be succeeded by
a Mnlionaire's Wife"
s Goodfrlend, manager of Willie
Collier. was IN the audience al the
theater last night. HIS comment on
The Wedding Day was. "a wonder
ful production. In New York we get
comic opera. but no singing. Here you
have both. and the singing would do
credit to grand opera"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
FIGHT FOR A GIRL.
Father and Mother Had Their say in
Court.

The juvenile court session yesterday
afternoon was devoted TO hearing the
case OF Marguerlte Gveenhslgh, II
years OF age, over whom her parents
have had some trouble for the past few
weeks. The father and mother were
also citd In court and told their stories.
According TO Mrs. Greenhalgh She was
compelled TO leave her husbands home
at Bingham about six months ago be-
cause OF the latter drinking and gam
bling. She went 10 Deer Lodge, Mont,
and secured employment and placed her
daughter In the Sisters home az that
place. She later went 10 Boulder,
Mont. to work and left the child in
the home,
Greenhaleh found out where the
child was and went 10 Deer lodge and
took the girl away from the home and
br0.ght her Ia salt Lake, where she
was placed in the Infants home. When
Mrs. Greenhalgh discovered that Mar
guerite had been taken away by her
father she came 10 this city 10 md her
and finally located her az the home.
She then appealed 70 the police and the
Juvenile court 10 secure possession OF
the child She said that her husband
brought the girl here 30 that she would
follow her and he could then get ser
vice upon her In a divorce proceeding
which no intends 10 institute.
The husband, in his story, said that
the girl dld not receive proper atIen-
ton from her mother. The little girl
went on the stand and said that her
father treated her cruelty, and she pre-
ferred 10 20 with her mother Al the
conclusion OF the evidence the case was
continued until next Tuesday afternoon.
when some action Will be taken In the
matter by the court
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Thirtieth-c. r. Berry.
Thirty-flrsi-B. 5. Rlves.
Tnirty-second-H. ]. Dininny
Thirly-third-J. X Monitor.
Thiriy-fourth-James r. -McMonald.
ehairman' o. PeuIngill. Alfred j. Jack
son.
Thlriy-tfih-N. q. Gomney
Thirty-siNlh-E. Halliday.
Commueomen-Robert Sleeves. L.
Chambers. L. Milford. NJ. Durgen.
Thirly-seventh-C Mostyn owen.
Thiry-eigh'h-V p Hlskey
Thiriy-ninth-H Bamberger.
Fortlcth-N. L. Walker
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FUNERAL OF S. L. HAGUE,
Services Conducted This Morning by
Rev. Simpkin

The funeral services Of Snyder L.
Hague, the well known newspaper man,
were held this morning from oDon-
nells undertaking rooms. Rev p. A.
simpkin conducted the services and
there was a large attendance Of ac-
Quaintances and friends. The remains
will be shipped this afternoon 10 Gales
budg, H., for internent In the family
plot Miss Frances Hague, sister OF the
deceased. will attend to the interment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
WHO KNOWS PAUL HINCHYl

James Hinchy Of No s. Upper Medlock
ST.. Hume, Manchester, LANCASHIRE, Eng
land. wants 70 know the whereabouts Of
Paul Iiinchy He and his wife and three
children 1.-TWO boys and one girD, came
10 Utah In 1885, Names OF sons, Joseph
and Henry. They were last heard from
IN Payson, Utah. Should this come 10 the
attention Of any Of the family they will
please communicate with James Hinchy,
al above address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
An OUNCE OF PREVENTION

i worth d pound Of cure There are
many poor sufferers, Consumptives, who
are hopeless Of getting well--who, II they
had taken care OF themselves would now
be we'll A cough is the foundation o.
Consumption. Ballads liorShound syrup
will cure that cough. Mrs. s., Great
Falls. Montana. writes. II have used Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup IN my family for
years-my children never suffer with
coughs. Sold by Z c. NJ I Drug Dept,
III and IL South Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
TORTURE BY sAvAGEs.

speaking Of the torture 10 which
some Of The savage tribes In the Philip
pines subject their oaptives. reminds me
OF the intense suffering ! endured for
three months from Inflammation ~ the
Kidney" says WIN. sherman OF Cush-
ing Me. Nothing helped me until |
tried Electric Bltiers, three bottles OF
which completely cured me. Cures L,v-
or Complaint. Dyspepsia. Blood disor-
d.rs and Malaria. and restores the
weak and nervous 20 robust health.
Guaranteed by z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
lls.il4 SO. Main St. Price boc.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Last night a pretty wedding celebrated
re- marriage u Miss Bessie Delshcr and
Nj John Lover, the ceremony heing per-
formed Al the home % he hnde's mother
NJ I.ulian Delshsr. with Rev. =. J.
Goshen officiating During and preceding
the service approprlaie muse wa Tn
asred Ms. A q. Andrews singing. 'Oh,
promise Ne" ana Morris Andrews ccc1m-
nanied hv Miss Beth Rockingham. play
,ne tho wedding March" on the violin
80 tbs bridal party entered. The bride
KS aitend,l ~ Mss Maly BTeech. and
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RESCUE OF A MERCHANT.

A prominent merchant OF Shongo. "
Y. J. A. Thomson, says: Several years
ago contracted cough which grew
worse and worse. until I was hardly
able 10 move around. I ooughed con-
stantly and nothing relieved my terri
bic suffering until ] tried Or. Kings
New Discovery. Before I had taken
half n bottle my oough was much bet
ter. and I'm a short time | was entirely
cured. surely believe Il saved my
life. II will always be my family rem
edy for colds" Fully guaranteed; SOC
and tl.Oo at z. c. VI. l. Drug Dept. il2-
III SO. Main ST. Trial bottle free.