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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
'ounly Recorder FILES Bonds and Ap-
points Deputies

ogden. Sept. l,-Joseph h. Wallace,
lhe recently appointed county recorder,
las Med his bond IN the sum OF 49,
ep Issued by the United States Fidelity
q Guaranty company Of Baltimore. Nd.
The board OF county commissioners held
special session yesterday and APP
proved OF the bond. Mr.. Wallace APP
POINTED as deputies In his Office Mrs
r. Z, West and Miss Annis Brown. The
loatd confirmed the appointments and
hxed their salary at s5b pei month. Mr..
Wallace was also authorized 10 employ
man at s. per day until the vacancy
IN his office is filled.
Thomas y. Mathews was appointed
by County Clerk Mattson, deputy In his
once. The appointment was confirmed
and his salary fixed al $50 per month.
a communication from the Ogden
'ity Improvement league was received
and ordered filed. asking the board 10
aaye al unsafe places In Ogden canyon
fenced with galvanized iron rspe. Tho
increased number Of people and vehicles
nat so W the canyon now gave occa.
son for the league asking for the fenc-
ing Of all places where vehicles might
No driven on into the river
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COUNCILLOR PAINE CITED.
Attorney j. ID. Skcen Files Another
Complaint on Former Charge.

ogden. Sept. Judge Howell has is
sued citation on Robert Paine. council
man from the First ward, TO appear
Sept TO show cause why he should
not be deprived Of his seat In the city
council, Atty. J. u, Sheen. who has
been prosecuting the city cOuncilmen.
appeared before the court with his at
torney and had the former complaint
filed against Mr.. Paine, dismissed, but
this was done simply to avoid any
techncalities OF the law, as since the
filing Of the first complaint Mr. Paine
has resigned and was reappointed. The
complaint was Immediately relied. II
charges that Mr.. Paine has been guilty
az various times OF collecting Illegal
fees for services rendered or pretended
to have been rendered by him In his
Once Of city councilman Of ogden CITY
and further that he neglected to per-
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vision who has been here attending the
convention Of supervisors. left for Salt
Lake last evening.
DEATH OF MRS. McFATE.
Mrs. Mary Mathilda McFate, of
Eureka. died al the Provo general hos
pital Wednesday from internal cancer.
The deceased was 30 years OF age. She
leaves husband, John II. McFate
and four children. The remains were
shipped TO springville today by Berg &
Son, for burial,
]. c. JONES FUNERAL
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Joseph c. Jones, held In the
First ward meeting house yesterday
forenoon. were attended by a large
gathering Of relatives and friends. The
speakers were Bishop o. II. Berg and
Elder $. S. Jones Vocal selections
were rendered by the ward choir
The city schools open next Tuesday.
William Bond was fined so yeSter-
day by Justice Noon FOR carrying con-
coaled weapons
Mayor and Mrs Frsby left today for
few days visit in CoalUlle, their old
home.
Senator Smoot returned last evening
from his trip 10 Wyoming.
Sheriff Jones 81 Evanston. Wyoming,
was here last evening on official busi-
ness.
A number Of hand cart company
veterans. who have already effected =
temporary organization here. and
others who came In TO attend the In
dian fighters campfire. met al the
lake resort Wednesday and decided 10
make a call for all hand cart company
survivors TO meet In salt Lake city
on the afternoon of Oct g. At last
meeting the question Of effec,ing a
state organization will be decided
An order ~ adoption by MI and
Mrs Joseph r. Hun ~ William Ed
ward Barrett was made yesterday In
the Fourth district court
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NEPHI.
RECEPTION TO ELDER TEAsDALE
Big Yield From Dry farms-fruit
Grown Without Irrigation.

Special Correspondence,
Nephi Juah Co. Aug, m.-Yesterday
the presidency Of Juab STAKE Of Zion.
with the high councillors and patriafchs.
rendered Apostle George Teasdale and
wife a grand reception on their return
from an absence OF two and a half
years IN the south. The beautiful lawn
81 l. A. Bailey was the scene Of the
festivities. The trees and lawn were
brilliantly Illuminated. The p guests sat
down 10 a sumptuous banquet, follow
ing which an excellent program was
rendered. President J. W. Paxman
made the opening speech ~ welcome
and Elder Teasdaie and wife each re-
fionied N a very feeling manner 4
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VERNAL.
DEATH OF PROMISING BOY.
Result ~ Kick Prom a Hcrsc--IIca,y
Grain Crops.

Special Correspondence.
Nernal. Uintah Co. Aug sg.-The
funeral Of James Willard Higley was
held today a. the Congregational
church. Rev Hersey officiating Wiz
lard was struck by a horse a week
ago Sunday and gradually sank until
Monday. when death came 10 his
relief Rupture Of the kidney being
the immediate cause Of death His
l'o'hef could NOT b. loratra she "a in
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BOLD ROBBERY AT DEPOT.
oid gentleman Robbed In Jostilng
Crowd and Thieves Escape.

Ogden, Sept LA bold robbery oc.
esfrtd at the Union depot last evening
Aoout I o'clock when three men robbed
m old gentleman named George Oat-
man Of about SIS. Mr.. oaiman vas
passenger on the oregon Short Line
Hain nom ReNburg. Ida. where he
"d been visiting, and was en- route
~ ms home In Missouri. Tie was ac-
,,senpanied by his daughter and her
,s a'" children lie stepped from the
.,-h ana had one Of the children on HE
an and a valise In his other hand.
insle was quite a crowd at the depot
4, oofsn or more officers near by, a.
-, between the time Of the arrival
s,. ne hrst and second sections Of the
80 breakers train. Three men
fs y,Haed against the old gentleman ana
~ something IN his rocket ana An a
~ si he missed his purse. he rave
~, n nut the men got away In
' ''VNd and could not he heated.
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LEWISVILLE, IDAHO
Marlcr Family Reunion and Farewell
Supper-New Arrivals.

LeWisWlle Fremont Co, Ida. Aug.
3l.-Fifty-Cight of the Marlor relatives
gathered az William Marlers residence
Sunday evening for parting visit with
Mr. and Mrs. William McDermott.
slipper and music by the grapha-
phone were tNO features of the even
ing's entertainment
There are two new baby girls ia
town. one Is stopping az RI Els
worth, Jr'S, and one az Bash l. Benz
uctts
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RESCUE OF \ MERCHANT.

A prominent merchant Of Shongo. n.
Y, j. A. thomson, says. Several years
ago ! contracted a cough which grew
worse and worse, until ! was hardly
able TO move around. | coughed con-
stantly and nothing relieved my terri
bic suffering until ! tried Dr. Kings
New Discovery. Before ! had taken
half bottle my cough was much bet
ter and In a short time ] was entirely
cured. ] surely believe It saved my
life. II Will always be my family rem
edy for colds Fully guaranteed SOC
and N.o0 at z. C.. 81. l. DRUG Dept, ll2-
IA So Main ST. Trial bottle free.
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INDIAN WAR VETERANS.
End -Four Days Encampment-Forest
Reserve Notes.
Special Correspondence.

tnu four DAYS tncanpinent-tor est
Reserve Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Sept. Yesterday closed the
four days campfire OF the Utah In
dian war veterans at the Provo Lake
Resort. A program was rendered I'm
the forenoon, including speeches by
Prof. l.. r. Eggertsen aud Thomas l..
Mendenhall. songs by George Harrison.
Albert Jones and John Rowe. and 9TH
or exercises.
The unanimous opinion Of tho veter-
ans. their families and friends who
have attended the reunion. and the
many people from Provo and other
towns who have visited the camp. is
that the gathering has been a very
pleasant oDe and has brought deserved
rest and recreation TO these veterans
in war and peace, IN the building OF
the state.
FOREST RESERVE NOTES.
The forest reserve Office here Is re-
ceiving many applications for timber.
The Vernal Saw Mil & Lumber COM
pany has bought 100000 feet OF lum-
Der az the head OF Little Brush creek.
district No. 2. Most OF this lumber
brought s. a thousand. and some on
cut-oyer districts sl.5Q.
j. NJ. Miller OF Cotton has arranged
for $4,000 feet on the north fork Of the
Abintaqun. district No. 49, This tim
Der is easier Of access than that sold
in district No. 2. and brought &.15 per
thousand. II. +. Studley left today TO
complete the sale Of 1900. 900 feet of
dead timber 10 Welsh. Driscoll & Buck
OF Park city. and 1000 600 feet to Fred
Pack Of Kamas.
An announcement will be made Oc-
tober |. informing the public Of tho
total number OF cattle. horses and sheep
which will be allowed 10 Craze in the
Uintah forest reserve during the season
OF 1907. thus giving the owners the OPP
portunity 10 make whatever reduction
may be necessary In their herds be-
fore the opening OF the season. From
present indications there II no doubt
but that II will be necessary TO make
small reductions IN the number ~
stock allowed upon the reserve, and
this being the case II viii be possible
to approve the application Of but few
applicants. For this reason. sheep
should not be purchased with the ex-
pectaton Of securing the privilege 81
grazing them on the reserve next sea-
son.
A. y, Potter chief Of the grazing d.
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WAS \ VERY SICK BOY.
But Cured by Chambcrlain's Collie
Cholera and DiaTrhoea Remedy.

when my boy was two years old he
had a very severe attack Of bowel COM
plant. but by the use OF Chamberlsin's
Cole. Cholera and DiSuhoea Remedy we
brought him ont al risht' says Maggie
can be depended upon IN the most severe
cases Even cholera infantum Is cured By
a. Follow the plain printed directions
and cure is certain. For sale b. all
druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
PAROWAN.
ANOTHER PIONEER CALLED.
David Ward Closes Honorable Career
NJ seventy. Three.

Special Correspondence.
ParoWan. Iron Co.. Aug. 50.-Davd
Weird. one 81 the early settlers OF this
place. died al his ranch home. al Rush
Lake. II miles west Of here. on the
2sth inst. OF Brights disease. The
funeral was held here al ,. m. on
the 2sth the speakers were Elders VIM.
G. Mitchell, Chas Adams. Thos. Dur
ham, W. H. Holyoak. ;. a Mathes0n
and Bishop Morgan Richards All
spoke OF the good character and hon
csiy ~ the deceased. Mr Ward vas
born al Leicester. Leiresicrshire. Eng
land. Jan. IT, 1894 came 20 Utah in
isis. and to parowan IN 1888. he was
always on hand % DO HE share % work
incident 10 pioneer life was member
81 the party that went 20 the Navajo
country 10 bring the remains % George
a. Smith. Jr, who Was KILLED hy the
Indians. IN recent years he has fllcli
q wisrion - Great RrifHir end later
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PROVO CANYON
EXCURSION
Via D & R. O, Sunday, Sept. Ind

Fare Sl,25 for tho Mound trip to Spring
Dell, Upper Falls and Forks. Most
magnificent Canyon trip In the west.
Trout and chicken dinners AT Upper
Falls and Spring Dell. Train leaves
salt Lake 500 a. m. Returning leave
Upper Falls $40 p. m, Spring Dell SEQ
?. m. Also train leaving Upper Falls
az 200 a. m, Spring Dell 7.l0 p. m,
and run direct to salt Lake.
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PARK CITY.
Two Couples Wed-Dcath of an In
FAINT.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. Summit Co. Aug, u
Mr.. Burial Hansen OF this place and
Miss Ida sulyeT of Midway went 10
Salt Lake Aug. 81 and were married,
returning on the 22nd. They wall make
their home here.
Monday. Aug. q, william Roseyear
and Miss Sadie Wilson we're married az
n O'Clock. They also will make their
home here.
Peter Harrington. foreman N the
naly Judge mine. lost an infant child
last Tuesday, the funeral taking place
yesterday afternoon at the Catholic
church.
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PROVO CANYON
EXCURSION
Via D 6R G. sunday Sept 2nd

Fare N45 for the round trip 10
Spring Dell. Upper Falls and Forks.
Most magnificent Canyon trip bon the
west Trout and chicken dinners at
Upper Pals and Spring Dell Train
leaves Salt lake 500 a. m. Returning
leave Upper Falls $40 p. m. Spring
Del $500 p. M Also train leaving Up
per Falls az zoo p. m. Spring Dell 10
p. M and run direct % salt Lake.
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went with his wife to labor IN the st,
George temple.
Grain cutting has been greatly de-
leyed on account Of wet weather and
some patches are Smelling badly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
PROVO CANYON
EXCURSION
Via D. & X. O.. Sunday. Sept 2nd

Fare tei Tor tho Nound trip %
spring Dell Upper Falls and ForN.
Most magnificent Canyon trip IN the
west Trout and chicken dinners AZ
Upper Falls and Spring Dell Train
leaves salt Lake 500 a. m. Returning
leave Upper Falls $40 D. M. Spring
Del $50 p. m. Als,'train leaving Up
per Falls 40 200 p. M. Spring Dell i.lo
.. m. and run direct 10 salt Lake.
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VISIT GARFIELD SUNDAY.
Only twenty-five Gems Round Trip.

Wa Salt Lake Route. Special train
. .. on See Ctah's new Industrial cen-
ter. roam The hills. Special train rc.
turning leaves CARRIED al $40 p m.
See real estate men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

The Pickles that MOUNT makes ara
made from the purest and best selected
stock available. coupled with the ar.
o. knowing how.
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ern States mission where he expects to
labor the next two years.
Mr.. John WAtmire. the popular
young druggist here will take a trip
through Idaho and possibly viii 20 IN
20 Oregon, spending his vacation sight
seeing.
The Murray and South Cottonwood
choirs arc rehearsing the oantatta OF
Daniel which they expect to render
during the fall season for the benefit
OF the Murray arst ward Westinghouse.
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The easiest 10 prepare the most pal-
aiable and best 10 buy is what tho
housewife says about MOUNTS Pork
q Beans.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

CATARRH - Deafness. Nose and
Throat Troubles Eye and Ear Dis
eases. Bronchial and Lung Troubles,
Asthma, stomach. Liver and Kidney
Diseases, Bladder Troubles. Female
Complaints Chronic Diseases Of WO-
men and Children Heart Disease. Ner-
vous Diseases, Ch0rea (st Nitus
Dance, Ricketts,. Spinal Trouble. Skin
Diseases, Sciatica and Rheumatism,
Diseases ~ the Bowels, Piles. Fistula
and Rectal Troubles Goitre (or Biz
Neck, Blood Diseases Tape Worm,
Hay Fever, Hysteria Epilepsy, In
somnla. etc. and an durable Nervous
Private and Chronic Diseases. Prices
and terms within the easy reach 81
all. Call or write. Consultation free.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

A team belonging TO a man named
BOekWeg ran away yesterday afternoon
on traders alley. They only had a
harness on, hence did little damage ex-
cept to run into buggy, breaking a
wheel.
+. n. Parkinson has gone to Black
foot, Ida, to visit with his parents for
a short time before leaving for Ger
many TO DO mission work.
curt Nader, who has been employed
as nurse al the ogden general hospital
for over three Years, left ogden yes
terday for Sparks, New. where he has
accepted a position as fireman on the
Southern Pacific.
\ large number Of agriculturists
from Weber county will leave Sunday
night by special train for Boise, Ida. 10
attend the National Irrigation congress-
Miss Evelyn Henderson,, who has
been a very popular deputy IN the Of
fee Of County Clerk Mattson, has ten
dered her resignation 10 take effect Oct.
|. She Intends going 10 Chicago TO
study drawing, In which she has great
talent
A fine team Of buckskin horses weigh
ing about 1900 pounds has been pur-
chased for the Bench Are station.
The police have been asked by Mrs
May Small 20 locate her husband. who
was last heard of in ogden a few days
ago.
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Horse races at wandamore Labor
Day.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The Nsvr Sunday
cent? m9nth ~ and complaints should made
Church wers Resdenoe n ruurt North Ind
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

:
advertisements Office
n.
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Ladies and children wiil be- made vel
rrrrH m NanirmeTa nn flior n1V.
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson Has Thrilling
Experience With Lightning.

The following business was trans
acted al the last session Of the city
council. Councilman Wood was APP
pointed chairman pro TEN. There was
a misunderstanding In regard to the
color OF the rock FOR the city jail and
after some discussion the matter was
referred to a special committee consist
Ing OF Councilmen a. J. WalQuist, Dan
lei Smith, and A. T.. short. The CONF
mittce was given power 10 act IN an
questions regarding the building
The Studohakcr Co. presented a bill
Of N,es35o for the payment Of 1902
feet Of hose. Tho matter was referred
10 the Ere committee.
The Progress Co. has neglected 20 re-
pair the ditch on Seventeenth South
and the matter was referred 20 the
executive committee
The grade in front OF Williams meat
market and 1ingleys clothing store on
States street was referred 20 the city
engineer.
The marshal was ordered % pur-
chase bedding for the jail.
SEVERELY SHAKEN Up by
LIGHTNING.
st the residence on Ninth East and
Eighteenth South, during the heavy
thunder shower Thursday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson was severely
shaken up hy fash Of lightning that
followed "A telephone wire 20 the base
~ the house connecting % Rith a piece
Of zinc spoutiug which Mrs Thompson
was holding The dowupour Of rain
WAS filling the door yard with water
through the spoutlng from the house
Mrs. Thompson wishing % divert ID 20
a small ditch near by ran on the lawn
picked up disconnected piece ~
sp0It.ug 90 connect with that on the
house which would carry 10 90 the
ditch. While iu the act Of connecting
the spoutIng. lightning struck q tele-
phone pole which carried the wire %
the house and 40 the same time the
lady touched thu spouting 20 the wire
which gave her such a shock that Do
rendered her helpless She received q
severe cut ON the hand. but other than
that she Is as well al prior 90 the ac-
cident The lightning followed the
zinc 10 the end where 10 entered the
ground making q hole four inches in
diameter and about two feet deep
MI A. PROGRAM
Sunday evening the VI. l. 4. Will
give an exceptionally good program.
Mr. Math0niah Thomas has been SCI
cured 90 give lecture. The re-
mainder ~ the program as yet has
not been made up bat u being secured
How. n viii consist OF local talent
and viii be excellent without q doubt
NEWS BRIEFS.
The home OF Mr william Wsrensk
was made happy during the week By
the appearance ~ a baby girl.
Some Of the members % the Murray
city band expect % 80 10 Evanston
10 furnish music for Labor day.
4 very fine reception was rendered
Emil Johnson last evening Elder john
cen leaves Wcinceirv f0r fhe Ndifn-
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HOME TREATM EMIT

To properly administer this new ca
tauh treatment AZ home. Drs shores
have secured two kinds Of instru-
ments for use Of their patients who
cannot can ~ the office. One Tor
cleansing ana rendering the membrane
antl.septic and one for administering
the curative oils direct 10 the diseased
membranes These two instruments
are given FREE with each FUN course
Of treatment and the entire course.
including Instruments and medicines
TO complete cure is SIS only, Re
member this does not mean SIS a
month. but 81 Tor a cure There IL
no more creating By the month Tor
catarrh since this new discovery cures
quickly and surely.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NUP-
TlALS.

The county clerk granted a license
TO wed 10 Aaron Richardson. p, Of
Smithheld Cache county. and Miss Ida
Wheeler, is, Of Salt Lake city
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lent or for $500 Cure for All Catarrhal Diseases,
cATARRH A DISGUSTING DISEASE


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and
CATARRH NOWrd
friends TO Dts shores nd
DISEASES s. TREATMENT a
UkT1L CURED CONSULTATION FREE AND
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NJ l. A. PROGRAM.

Sunday evening the VI. L. 4. Will
give an exceptionally good program.
Mr. Mathoniah Thomas has been SCI
cured 90 give a lecture The re-
mainder ~ the program as yet has
not been made up but is being secured
How. n viii consisi OF local talent
and Will be excellent without s. doubt
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T oday' $ Ogden News

form his duty I'm not investigating the
correctness Of claims for similar fees
presented By other councilmen
GRAND OPERA HOUSE OPENING.
The theatrical season will open in
Ogden next week, when Georgia Harp
err With strong company. will appear
at the Grand opera House for a two
weeks engagement. She viii present
Blue Jeans for Monday matinee, and
Monday night Mazda Tuesday. IAN
the Comforts Of Home" Wednesday,
Camille Thursday, "Niobe,' Friday,
"Zaza," Saturday matinee "Frou
Frou, and In IN. evening white
Slave"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-03-21
The Nations Real Birthday.

The colony at jamestown was the
first permanent settlement of English
speaking people on the American con-
tinent. The party of colonists which
left the mother country in December,
1906, reached the coast of Virginia
/. in April. 1907. 4 few days later. on
May 10. they landed and began the
establishment Of the-colony Of James
town. May Is, 1907, should. as many
claim, be regarded as the real birth
day of the nation rather than July 4,
1916, the day when il came of age and
declared its right TO attend TO its own
affairs. The Jamestown terceEten-
niaI exposition will celebrate the three
hundredth anniversary Of the landing
of Captain John Smith and his men.
These colonists numbered los, and
they came over in three vessels under
command of Captain Newport. john
Smith soon became director of the
colony.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-03-21
Preliminary Meeting.

\ preliminary meeting looking to.
ward an organization of the Order OF
Eagles was held last night at the
Chesapeake House. State Organizer
Hurst, of Baltimore, was present and
presided, and made an address setting
forth the object and principles of the
order. Many new applications for
membership were received and the
total number of applications now in
the hands of Mr.. William Z. CAN'T,
who is largely interested in forming a
local Aerie of the Eagles, is "a. After
auoher meeting when the charter and
certain paraphernalia is secured, q
regular organization will be effected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-03-21
Engagement Announced.

The engagement has been announced
of Miss CIarice Brooke, daughter of
SIR. Samuel Brooke. ST., of Murray
Hill, near Annapolis. to Lieutenant
Isaac ]. Yates, Jr., United States
Navy, an assistant naval constructor.
The wedding will take place here the
latter part of April.
The wedding of Miss Jeanette Mar
ION will also take place next month
Miss Marion is the daughter of Prof
and Mrs. Henri Marion. of the Naval
Academy.