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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

A delightful affair OF Hast might was
the reception ana dancing party given
By Company G, First infantry of til
National Guard In celebration of the
anniversary Of It's mastering into the
service, the new regirnental command
or Col G. @ Plummer being guest
Of honor The hall was decorated
with the national coloTs. palms and
ilowefs. and The entire affair was a
success
St Patrick's day was celebrated by
the Gordon academy students last
night in a dancing party AT the hall
which wus adorned with a profusIOn
OF green ilags while shamrocks were
the enblems for the programs. The
high school orchestra furnished fine
program of music for the dancing.
Miss Teresa Radcliffe entertained
about 40 friends last night at her
home. the amusement being cards and
prizes awarded the winner. The rooms
We're bright with carnations and roses
and refreshments We're served.
Miss Estelle Clinton entertained her
card club last might
Miss MYla Kenwnrthy- was guest Of
honor today at pretty children's
party given by Miss Mildred Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
AUSTRIAN VIEW of
JAPANESE AMERICAN WAR.

Berlin march, 5--Capt. Tgpaz Rode
Of the general staff of the Austrian
Hungarian army. has published a
pamphlet entitled "Ehe Prospects of
the Future ACCOMPLISHMENTS War
After discussing The armies and ma
ves and theaters of war. he concludes
by saying that the unprotected Pacific
coast OF the United States offers eX-
celleut chances tor the success OF the
Japanese He declares Japan Is work.
ing feverishIo- to complete her military
and naval equipments, adding tina; dur
Ing the last few months $4,000 rnen have
been at work day and night In the
arseNaIs turning out guns and small
arms, and stating that the cartridge
manufactures at Toxic, where In all
about 10000 men are employed. have
turned out daily 500 rifles. Capt Rldlc
also asserted that the proJectllc works
a Toxic make 500 shells per day for tho
field artillery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
A CONVERTS DEED.


= Chicago, March "a dispatch ia IN.
S sa,.s. Herald from LdtohAeId, flI..
Nearly 81, 900 worth OF whisky, c.,,,.
ana high grade Intoxicating hoyerngcs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
WITH COAL 0PERAT ORS.

Washington. March l5,-An Important
conference which is likely to have fal.
reaching results was held ale this at.
teinuon between members Of the inter.
stat, commerce commission and repre-.
sentatyes OF the coal operators and
coal miners organizations IN southern
Indiana and southern Illinois.
In addition IN q complaint which, Us
a result of the conference. lis To- he filed
formally with the commission, 1t is
probable chat the attorney general Will
be urged 10 institute prosecutions
against officials Of the Cual-c0rrylus
railroads iu Indiana aud Illinois for AL
leged violation Of Jhe sherman anti
trust nC1.
Present at the conference were Judge
WOOD Of the Indiana railroad commits
sion John Mitchell, president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America. W,
u. Ryan secretary OF The Illinois mini
crs' Organization, and several tuluo
operators Of both Indiana and Illinois
II HAS heeu announced by the coal
Carrying railroads operating between
southern indiana and southern Illinois
points and Chicago ana The northwest
THAI an advance nf about 10 cents per
ton viii be nade In The freight rates
ON coal ThlS advance Il IL asserted
VIII affect seriously both the operators
aud the miners.
The mime operators and miners nfll-
Cials desire 70 confer with the commits
sion respect ting the character Of the
complains To he brought before tha
commission before lhe railroad COM
mission OF Indiana.
commissioners Frputy, Harlan ana
LQue, however discussed the situation
with the delegates II was decided that
as the matter involved Interstate com.
merce, the commission had ample au-
thorlty to entertain formal complaint
This complaint VIII be filed soon
The delegation Will confer with Atty.
Gen, Bonaparto regarding starting an
action against certain Indiana and n
linolr railroads fOf q violation ~ the
antitrust law.
Mr. Mitchell and his associates also
called az the White House ana ex-
plal9ed The hltua'ion an deiall " The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
t,prt4IEiI1IlIl
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Alkaline Antiseptic - Makes
The gum, strong and healthy gives
the teeth pearly lusire, purifies the
breath What more could you ask
Of SCZODONTa Do no, ex-
pertinent with dendIrices. the
teeth will not stand it
Stand by SOZODONT and
The teeth will stand by YOU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

Mrs, j. Kerworthy and family will
leave sho. tly 10 join Mr.. KenNorthy
In Pueblo, Colo. where they are 10
make their home. They Will leave
host of frisnds here who will re-
greet their departure,
Mr., II. L. "A. CuImer lectures to-
night at the meeting OF the Archae-
olosical society on the wonders 0r San
Juan county Mrs, r. h. Little en-
tertatns the society al her home on
First South street
Mrs, Joseph Geoehegan was hostess
AT luncheon today followed by matl.
nee party.
The circus given by the training
class of the university yesterday 10
raise funds for swings and other fea-
turc for an IDEAL playground was
successful affair, including a number
ot original stunts" q grand ring
performance sidesllows and all the
fascinating features OF a regular cir
Gus The amount realized wiz pay
for the desired objects and furnish
start for 4 library
The marriage Of Miss Della Young
and Mr. Raphael Olsen takes place
next Tuesday
MI and Mrs. Mark Reedoll and MIR
and Mrs. j. r. Davis entertained last
night at card parU at the Davis
home the decorations and nearly all
details suggestin the St. Patrick's
idea, Sha mrocks and greens We're In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
FINE HOME MADE
BLOOD MEDICINE
Cures the Kidneys and Makes
them Filter pois ons from
Blood
MIX THIS UP YOURSELF.
Don't Cost Much. Acts Gently ana
Cleans the Blood OF Impurities
Try IL Anyway

a leading Journal In answering the
question, what Is the best prescrfn-
ton to clean and purify the blood"
prints In a recent issue the following;
Fluid Extract OF Dandclion otle halt
ounce Compound SYRUP Satsapaiille
three ounces, Shake well and use In
1easpoonful doses after each meal and
at bedtime.
\ well known local druggist who Is
familiar with this prescription states
that 1t is harmless. being composed of
vegetable ingredients Which can be OBJ
tanned from amy good prescription
pharmacS-
II cleans the blood Of all impurities
and nuurfshes the blood. In just a
few days the skin begins to clear of
sores hoils and pimples. 1t puts Nigrr
aud energy into run down, debIitated
mer and women. For many years Sar-
saparilla alone has been considered n
Srod blood medicine. But while it
bull, mp and made new blood. the inn
IrriLies remained within and the good
accomplished WAS only temporary
Sarear arira, however, when used in
coin bins,t0n with Compound Kargon
and 1iSirGct Dandelion works Won
ders This combination puts the Kid
nays 10 work 10 filter and sift ont the
vase matter. uric acid and other inn
pUrities that cause disease. 1t makes
new Blood and relieves rheumatism
and lame back and bladder troubles.
This prescription is better than the
usual patent medicines. which are In
the most part alcoholic corrections
The ingredients cost but little. They
may be procured from amy good phar-
1nacist and mixed AT honIe- Every man
and woman here should make some up
and Try 1t II they feel their system
requires a god blood medicine and
tonic.
The Kargon to clean the kidneys
and vitali2e them so they can clean
the blood, SarsapaTila to make new
rsch blood and Dandelion to tone the
stomach, clean the liver and make 1t
active and relieve constipation is the
wlS the prescription acts and so mild
~ ard geutly that one does not con-
sideT they are taking a medicine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

of alt kinds WIS poured OUT on the
streets mere Yesterday, Ia The presence
OF thousands OF spectators. as q result
of The conversion of IS. II. Tc0uy "
salouu Keeper. The barrels and bot
lies were smashed from large dfay
nnd the cx-saioOn keeper conducted the
smashing
AN the Protestant ministers Of NE
city TOOK 4 stand ON the draY and after
the hQuor had boon destroyed the vast
crowd jglned IN singing America
Evangelist H. II, Violet made a. stir.
ling address. denouucing the liquor
tranic and insisted that the saloons be-
voted out Of Ll;ch1eid 1t the approach
ing municipal election.
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any other men F'S'eP'Sp tnsn
-rr,s ,s,,,.,,.. x,-,,
.r III WIZ 'oVl'oHt'
i's't ,"v i'''tJotitS OF men VIII give
w ti,eir nVes TO laboratory work, DR..
s ,'rN n"s peeh SO eng possed ln lurther-
,Is hls ~" method OF dentistry thss
re nad no time Tor making money,
put ne succeeded ia Interesting a pro-
ullu'ht una wealthy PROFESSIONAL man
WHO orsshlkeu company and pur-
cnassd " heNs patents
lnis euInpuhy at once fltIcd UP the
most magnliicent DENIAL Office In OK
is.elice iocaied thell ana now In the
hIsnes Sulldlng' Denver
RMS oltlee at the present time can
ployS q Arss force OF skilled operator.
ana laboratory men.
FROM 'he flrst patients come from
all parts 81 the United States to have
lheir work done and the Denver office
up TO this daas has successfully treat
ei over 1908 cases, large proportion
or which mad been given up ny other
ueiltistst pefore corning TO that office.
year iater the Rex Dental conn
pany opened an office III he Mechanics
american Bank buildingi st, Louis, and
Central block. Pueblo
The finest offices then and now In
Both cities. The business was equally
as successful as in Denver
Inc company mas received many in.
quiries from the West. from peopla
who wished 10 have work done hut
who are unable to do SO on account Of
the great distance 10 the Denver of
nee Ihat Is why 'hey decided 10 open
the salt Lake office The result was
me opening or our nasnlhcent offices,
suites Z, ., and 3, Mercantile Annex.
The Salt Lake office * euualIv ns
we'll furnished and equipped as eithe,
Denver. 81. Louis OF Pueblo. and the
work Is I'm charge OF operators who
hay. the highest skill.
IL may be- said right here that these
offices should not be confoundea wl,h
dental institutes parIors and the klrrI
who cali attention 10 their announce.
ments by n set of srinnings teeth.
Only the highest class of dental
work of every kind will he performed.
1t Is Impossible to gel the benefit of
these inventions except bv going 10
one OF the four Rex Dental company
offices. The Rex Dental company will
be glad to have persons who are III
accord with advance ment call ON them
and let them make an examination.
They will not obligate themselves by
doing this
Our method will do away with bridge
work, which was never a succe ssfuI
dental procedure anyway, 1t viii save
falling teeth, cure Diseases of inc
gums, straTghten teeth, prevent the
wearing of plates and in nrher WAYS
really make dentistry tlnpalnful an,t
slightly. and do mankind a permanent
good. We are physicians AS we'll al
dentists, and we know that bad teeth
are often an inheritance, and the onrt'
way tn save the suo,eedSnp- eenera
tion from disfgureinent and fortunes
OF bad teeth is to better the genera
zion of Today This w. haI,re our
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

He had no coat upon his back,
Bur had one ON his tongue
And Rock Mountain Tea, It's said,
Bept him from being hung,
ttad hreath) 4. e, NJ. l. Drug
Dept. 112-I1i 50, Main St
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evidence and prizes were awarded the
winners Ia the contest About 40
guests We're present
Mrs. w, H. Tlbbals and Mrs, J. T.
Buswell will leave Tuesday for an
European "trip.
Mrs. June SadIer Donnell gives n
masquerade dancing party today for
the pupils in her dancing classes The
affair takes pIa3e at the Ladies liter
AIRY club houss.
The regular evening concert will
take place in the Nranltou parlors to-
morrow night and a program OF vocal
and Instrumental music will be given
by the Aron quartet led by Mr. VIII
Il. Phillips VINO viii also sing two
solors- The other participants win be
Miss MUir Mr. A j. Brain. Mr.. Jack
Rigby ana Mr. Fred Sanford.
All printing specially attended to at
the Deseeet News Otflce Estimates
promptly furnished Rush orders q
speciality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16


wife pf Mike"
to
the N Nc
thai
ns schemes which they will
Donald threatening
Bldey
OF the shooting of
to
the husband Prior to her marriage variety
OF
men in that branch of the theatrical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

part at,sntlvsly once. and know II
word for word.
nut the. question 0f articulation
remains. 81 ! take the manuscript
out driving with me, and while
resting and enjoying the AFT with 4
friend. lean back In the carriage
and say each phrase over 90 or 100
times. in low voice. but moving
my lips aud enuneiatiug carefully
chewing out the words and golng
more aud more rapidly. until u be
comes more buEkinK than talking
Thus the muscles get nodded iutu
Their shape for speaking the part
properly ON the stage
IA FOR rehearainK alone. do
that only occasionally, In my bath
Hub. when get a friend 20 hold the
manuscript Tor me and hear me
lApart from this. / don't look at the
manuscript In my houac of think Of
the part / am 10 play least
think consciously. for work on II
Ia nay sub.eounciouAnshH of course
II II on the stage. while rehears.
ing with the cast. that the action
someh TO me Hos DO you expect
me 20 slt down hare " thls arm
CHAIR. and eoldiy think out Ivs, how
Y should cry N somebody rushed
IN 20 tell me my mother had been
murdsrcdf But let me be on the
sisTe. living tho character I am
creating. aud then iot that person
rush In. DO you think I should have
10 stop 60 reflect how ! ought To be
haves No, II am sincere. the cry
and the action will come ~ them
selves
Fof sincerity is the supreme
tnat 81 tbs actor a. Of the writer
and the painter. and II actors aud
playwrlEhta have many ahorieom-
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Klein. the shoemaker. 81 Jamaa
n. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

" there Ia a secret of ssernai youth
that IL H."
Yet when yon are studying yoar
impefuonatiuna-
Madame Bernhard laughed out.
"fou'ye been reading the papers
10 know what I do. I never read
papers perhaps that's why I keep
No my youthful spirit But what.
ever they may saY about other poo
pie, What they publish about my
nethssia ie pure lantasy. have
rad them enough 10 know that
Nobady knows how I 80 ataHt Il 70
cfvats my parts hus alu goinE IA
tell yoa hos.
Tao published stories pretend /
lock myself ap 70 ponder ana Gre.
alto = part IN absolute Isolation I
never did anything II the kind. |
don't lsolAta tnfself aud dcu.t
study Interpretations | ilke % sur.
round myself with articles anggeMs
ms tie ncw part { am 70 play. Ger
taihlf but all the work " doua az.
consciously When ths play IL fret
read 70 me. ! oct Al impression 81
the Character am 80 take. The ia.
vrs which aefaehes Itself before ny
syss --she hela w hsF right hand.
her HHEera taking the SHAPE ~ .
cup - Il ahs held he dream figure
shote--la the character tessf.
Thsn 4 ae~~leps as I play a. For
! really 10 not ttuliF even the
buffalo Gaa0lins Engines hold
gold medals For fgaf WEARS s@a
them before fou hes an engine for
your haat gao o. Waodkauso Ca
III University g. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
- FRANCIS WARRINGTON
DAWSON.

...,.,l, stars Exclusive service
! .h.w IS much talent in tbs
...i ssesFation q lounk aetofs
49, waS IL yvaEs
- NJ next question q
- RFnhsfdt
s,s.,e i iar more she replied
....s.ns Among my contempor
- wsee stars eame prominently
4, fsens bal ability = more
- nex. and there are propas'
..s,,. mafe rial artists Take
ss'r Az lrslanec. new aeting Win
80 Il nasry in ~ Noieuf
-. saunr man b. Is unQuee
sr,s H. greatest actor ~
- lm Ms fpFcs. his latcill
~ she variety % which he
..As / have afgsu acted with
sss The creator q ffam.
s4lxlan. ana ! have a rokl
.'.m ~ him IL hargs
.s.xMa wosnan u rare talent
a lHssance az an acfrSss
-. 4 s,spplng Immediately 70
t...i xlihonl conservatory
1900 hi sAa Is exceptional Ia
- .<sze q The word
r., Naansg. Of she eomedie
r...s.,.x i ancshsF yuank ami
-. 900 And thoash ass
1900 & ne Yeang. cannot Re
=, lmx.ee Il ny dear old friend
$500 -. fbr whlle he i u nv
1870 i i fall q freshness
-
IA, a2s hass bsen a seerst q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

lnga today. II 10 because they ton
often lack sincerity. Ny only task
viii be 10 remember h0w cried. 80
that may DO Il again. And this n
why there IL variety IN my inter
pretaliohe and do not play the
same niRht after night In the
first five or nix performance there
Will always be for myself much
novelty in my Interpretation. but
then ! get used 60 Il and settle
down 10 Il. However when "A play
has been ON Tor while. the actors
appearing with mo Will sometimes
say 10 me after scene Why,
you had an intouatlon there you
never had bsforef I answer Ger.
tRinly' Il could not be otherwise.
There u not one only way OF saying
oven thing as simple az Good
morning and there are are not ten.
there are i hundred thousand"
Klein. the shoemaker. I'll James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

YOUR generation. l aaids-her eyes
were again on the eiock---fof you.
madame. certainly aecm % possess
the SIN 81 eternal youth"
She smiled one Of her raxishinE
smiles aad the clock Was forget.
ten
"lt - very simple. ! never worry
ard never see aetasla Fer nc only
the great thlnas o. shs weird exist.
That avoids frtcsloa ssv re. And.
thpa. never yield 10 depression. /
arr gay BY nature; when ! csnnet
be gay. su, sluaplf ssset. Bat {
slil net aiie~ my snsriss 10 dToee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

words ~ my parts ! have been
gifted With an sxeeiient memory.
~ that Il sufflces for mo 10 read =
FISHING TACKLE.
Al kinds aud prices al A. =
Halls. III First AZ. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

xasa b souhi. eay tlselands.
- esaa - WFuak X toul'tt
xirk IL ceiman halis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

The MAahlnEson Fire Insurance
company has a Inns ~ Insurance
on the Southern Pacific railroad
$40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
LAM GAY, NEVER WORRY, AVOID DETAILS, AND
'IHAVE FOUND THE SECRET OF ETERNAL YOUTH

.as GREATS RoLEs-
NV a. roMgs ON STAGE
~ arAplNc o. nav PLAY
~ ~ aka KNOWS II MoRe
~ unsp-AuNoREp THOU.
fvn NAYS Of SAYING
900 MORNING.
...,,sslnu her Interview With
s.r,x eorresp0ndeat Nine.
$50 hercwlsh tells for the
~. .sre secrets Of her won
- sft
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-27
MUCH BUSINESS WAS DONE
Wednesday. Sept. 25th VIII be Mod
crn Woodman Day-Ncw
Quarter Stretch.

After being in session for about
yO hours on Saturday morning the
county fair board adjourned until
evening and IL was at this latter ses-
sion that the bulk or the business
was transacted. The evening session
lasted until midnight
The request of the Modern Wood
men of America of Grand Junction
fOr "a dqv at the county fair was grant
ed on Saturday night as the sen,
be done. and the association approp-
rated $500 to be applied on the
nrpmiums to be offered IN various
drills. etc. and on the general eN.
nieusps of entertaining the great
crowds that will come. However, II
vas made conditional that all the
events and drills take place on the
f4Ir grounds II the weather VIII
uormir the carrying out OF the pro-
gram then the association VIII be lla-
BILE only for $5OO. n,..
Several protests on the part OF Plat
can valley over the fact that that
SECTION had been placed in the same
dfvision with DeBeque to make an
exhibit at the fair were hled win the
hoard II was decided 10 sellle the
matter by putting DeBeque IN a. a 9eT ~
tion by herself and having me eN-
bibit nm from that section. Plateau
mi also make a fine showing. Nell
ther of these sections cared 10 De
combined with the Other LOT .he pul
nose Of making a joint exhibit conse,,,
anentlv the action of the board VIII
6rove satisfactory to all. ,,,,-.-,.
The matter of having PeacI
dav'i as on last year, was discussed a
and the president was lnslruSle5ue 10
cnnfar with the Chamber or Com
Werce regarding the matter II was
he opiniou that this year above az
[aars fhe fair should have a peach
daS' IL will prove a great advertise
ment for the valley. ,,... ,,.a.o
Rids for the premium lists were
Ionened and the bid of the Herald pc
| i1r the lowest that paper gets ,IIle me
co5tract The bid was s289.yO. Inc
nremium list viii contain 10 Pa6Ses
snd tbe edition vii number .3,ouV'
/ n will be issued in the near tuLurS3'
/ Already there is great demand lot au-
I ,-ertfsfre space I'm the book.
ME president and secretary Were
| irefructed to make every eHorL 70
secure Miss Sullivan, the famous t,. ugai
opd dumb instructor of the state
-at,o,,I for the deaf and blind, TO bring
~. 'ctass exhibits to the fair. Euorts
| r3ade 10 have Miss Sullivan mere
/ 80 oar we're unsuccessful She at
tla, t,5cts great attention at the state
| - carh wear. 1t viii be a great at
tTacrion for the county fair- IL Wa
| 5ccided to restrict the. free passes
| mis- year to a very small NUMBER as
l ,,.os fbe case last year.
I President Haines, Secretary Cnhp
man and Supt. Of Speed were selecl
"a os members of the adVertlslht
| committee for this year. s,oo e.,
The board appropriated S4VV i"i
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-27

advertising purposes for the year.
Directors DeLong and Supt Of
Speed Price were appointed acommit-
tee to make Investigations looking
toward setting the grand stand back
a distance of 20 feet in order to es-
tablish a good sized quarter stretch.
This Improvement is very badly need
ed
j. A. Camel was awarded the con-
cession for selling cushions at the
grand stand.
william Bombgardner rendered his
resignation as director as he will be
ont of the city. 10 was accepted with
rcgrets as he has been one of the
most faithful members. l.. j. Chap
man was elected TO succeed him, by
acclamation.
The secretary and president were
Instructed to secure If possible a suit
able man to have charge OF the work
Of selling the issue OF stock the pro
ceads from which It Is topped to liqui-
date the debt against the association
The board fixed the appropriation
for the speed program purposes at
$4,000. In addition to this approp7
ration $1,000 will be put up Tor an
monies of the Grand Junction DerDy'
making a total OF $4,000 in purses
for the coming fair
The board then adjourned.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-27

charge Of the services. which are to
be simple. They will be held at the
Mckinley home at o'clock wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. McKinley's life of almost co
years had been made familiar to the
nation by the fact that more than
half of it was a period of invalidism.
Through all of this. however. she
showed a firm and unwavering belief
in the career of her husband and by
her cheering words. in spite of per
sonal Affections, encouraged him
when there was darkness at hand
She believed that his star of des-
tiny would never set until he had be-
come president of this land, and for
more than a quarter of a century
cherished that belief until her hopes
were realized.
After President McKinley's death
she expressed a desire to join him
and prayed day by day that she might
die. Later, however, she frequently
told friends that she desired to live
until the completion of the Mckinley
mausoleum which is the gift of the ma
ton and which is to be dedicated on
Monument hill September both next
Ida SaXton Mckinley was born In
Canton June s, 1917. She was mar
ried to William Mckinley January 26.
1871.