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The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin.

is due from the South thls evening or tomorrow.
 A stage is due from Fairbanks thlS evening.
 Arrangements are being made for an entertainment and reccr- tion at the Endeavor Church next Monday in honor of the new pas tor, who is expected on the Sara toga. A program for the occasion Is now being arranged.
 It is reported that the Fish outfit IS nearly all off the Taznuua and that he Esterly party is moving along near the mouth of Teikhell.
 A letter from Reed Paige Clark to Alvah EameS states that there Is a GN0d prospect of the Hinohin- brook lighthouse being started this summer. %25 GOO was appropriatrd last year for the purpose of mak- in.g surveys, and $50 GOO more this year With the provision that con tracts can he let for the construc. tion of the lighthouse, if kept with in the $l25,OOO. Clark may visit Valdez at any time after this com ing summer.
 A stage feft Fairbanks vesterdav morning with five passengers tor here, one left here yesterday carry. ing seven passengers, and another will leave tomorrow with ten pas sengrrs, provided the Saratoga ar rlVcs tonight
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 Following Is list of arrivals on the Sar"toga: E T Barn, tt, J L. McGinn, E F Gray & wife, Mrs TT E Barbour, J o Habershan, NJ NJ Sullivan, w F arpenter, A F. Murphy, NJ T Kersick, G Marks. P G Charles, Mrs l. Moore, J D Baker. J T Gray, c Holstead, F B Brigham, A D Gassway, R Rags dale. E $ Hartshorn. J l. Sale, J Oshourne, C Osbourne, E l. Web ser. " Parsons. J Leorngood, w H Young, J F Hickman. IT $ DePui. c Coleman, J E Bonnifield, w r Miller, J Munz, R O'Neil, J Mcconnell, II B MadIan, J $ Stirl- ing, Ii J ArklnstaIi, F Costa, " Carlyle. J Warren, w $ Mor rison, Master k Budd. Geo Me- Cloud, C Alexander, H c QuineI. H M Peck, M M Hopkins, A E Light, A Q Roberts, C A Carrier, J II Denney and r steerage.
 A number ot Valdezians will leave for the States on the Sara toga. c. A. Hand goes out for few weeks, II F. Suessdorf leave. on short business trip to the coast. w. H. Bush expects to get away on that boat and Rev. Bur nett will also he passenger.
 Zach r Hickman, of Fairbanks. arrived on the Saratoga, after trip @ the States to arrange for the publication of a special Tarana Magazine at Fairbanks during the snmmcr. He has had several pages of cuts made of views of Valdez and vicinity, for use in the maga- zine, and will endeavor to secure wrltc-up and some advertising matter from here before leaving for the interior.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04

Capt. Il. $. DePuy, of the Yukon steamer Oil City, left on the Orr stage today for Fairbanks.
 The sailing date Of the Yucatan has been changed until the 2d of the month.
 Delegate Frank H. Waskev was a passenger on the Saratoga for kataiIa, but as the boat did not stop there is now in Valdez. He Is making a tour of the coast towns to become acquainted with the conditions in this section, and will 20 to Nome as soon as navigation opens,
 j. c. McCracken and wife ex- rect to leave for the States on the 4ucatan.
 The Saratoga arrived in port this morning from Seattle. She stopped on V at Nanaimo. and en- countered bad weather and head winds all the way from there. She will remain here until tomorrow.
 F F. Grav and wife were arriv- als on the Saratcga.
 A rumor was circulated this morning that an accident had happened to Jas Fish, on Copper river. but there seems to be- TO foundation for the report furfhcr than the fact that he was late n returning to camp ore evening.
 From Mondays Bulletin
 The Citizens ticke, wishes i an- nounced that they are IT inning with the intention of, if elected conducting local affairs in a libnraj and just manner. cn '0rc1nr such ordulance9 as are in force and thcv will endeavor to conduct l, cal af- fairs in su"h a manncr as W give general satisfaction to the tax payers of the town oi Valdez.
 Clerk of the Court Stiers is ex- pected on one of the next boats Until he does arrive the city will be unable to secure several thou sand dollars of it's money which is now in the hands of Deputy Clerk Crandal.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04

COAL COAL w. II. Bush agent, or Copper River Drawing Go.
 It IS reported that the Reynolds Alaskan people intend starting a bank at Latoucne this summer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-18
he Ian.

The 7amont West Virgnn Office and register and g
little nickel bank will be presented and with it
check tho well known banks Of Famon for fifty cents A that
little
your full take it the cashier Of the bank unloc
credit for all that have
addition
credit at the big bank dollar
fifty cents
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-18
The Royal Road

The power Of money cannot be oyssad Money and the lack Of money divides
those who have spent The first step towards freedom and independence economy
The starting the Nickel dime dollar that saved It
thousands people the Roy
willing
BY saving only exceptions already savings
bank will family de-
. sired.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-18


Rthew dE
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-11
Una broma pesada

En- WIMBLEDON Sc ha celebrado un
mitin de "sufragettes" que ha acaba-
do de mauera inesperada y realmen-
te c6mica.
Estaban reunidas mas de 1000 mu-
jeres que escuchaban y aplaudlan con
entusiasm las oradoras que ped1an
el sufragio universal para el sexo fe-
menino.
Un intruso, que llevaba las de
Caln.. y una GAIA LENA de ratones
vivos, dio suelta los animalitos en-
plena reunion.
La griterfa y el ranico fueron tre-
mendos, y huelga decir que Sc acab6
la reunion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-11

tes de La piramide de Cheops'
coloca el los treinta cuentos de
la reina: al publicarlos, le imi-
to.
Constantine CabaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-11
Los TRE|NTA CUENTOS
De Ia RElna Tlll

lgn0rase quien ha sidO ell
egiptologo que descubri6 y ira
dujo el manuscrito; la introduc-
cion 8 prologo. 8 advertencia
que al frente del libro sc ha-
LA, dice asi:
Los descubrimientos hechos
entire las famosas ruinas de la
ciudad, para mi carecian de i'm
pOrtancia; Tanis no me ofrecia
ningun secreto: unos cuantos
ladrillos hechos con mczcla de
paja, de los que Ramses II obi.
gaba a construir a los israelitas
durante la esclavitud, no llama
ton mi atencion, porque va des-
CuDriera muChos en- Gesen.
Habiame va propuesto aban-
1onar la Ciudad, cuando Sc me
oCurrio visitar por la vez Ill
TINA las ruinas del santuario
levantado por Faraon opresor
de los hebreOS: derribe una es-
tatua negra, con cabeza de leo
ma, Y al hacerlo, involuntaria-
mente removi un trozo de CO.
lumna, destrozada por icomple-
to, aparecio a mis- ojos una ar
quilla de MADEIRA, que habr1a
sido descubierta, a no dudar, al
derrumbarse el santuario.
mo pude contener una ex-
clamacion de gozo. suponiendo
en- la arquilla una reliquia, un
papiro, algunas joyas: acabe de
destrozarla, y encontre dos per-
gam1nos arrugados, casi del
mismo volumen, llenos de tie
rra, carcomidos en- algunas de
sus parties, pero legibles aun en-
todas las demas: los gerogliicos
aparecian claros todavia; lei los
titulos de los programmes: Los
treinta cuentoss de la reina
Taia," decia el uno, Y Las pi-
ramides de Cheops' Ell otro.
lOuien fue y cuando vivio la
reina Taia2 Desde mi descu-
brimiento no he cesado de bus
car la respuesta a estas pregun-
tas: en- un vase de barro que
encontre crei haliarlas una vez
en- la garganta del vase apare-
cia una inscription en- gerogli-
fcos. grabadados en- la pasta
despues del primer cocimiento
y rellenados con esmalte en-
polvos rojos y azul. fundido Ell
las cavideces por medic de TN
segundo Cocimiento: lei Anne
nophis III" y"Taia.
Ell dato era de interes: envie
el vase a TN mi amigo, egipt0-
logo tam bien, quien hizo que
apareciera en- la Exposition de
Paris de 1867; pero a pesar de
ese dato que por el nombre de-
rev pudiera descubrirnos e]
enigma, NADIA mas he logradc
averiguar aCerca de la reina de
los cuentOs.
El principle del pcrgamino
en- que estos Sc hallan encuen-
trase ilegibles: no nos Iofrece,
pues. dato ninguno, nj siquiera
sabemos, por 10 tanto, ST es Ia
reina, 81 es ell rey, ST es algun
otro que habla; los cuentos Sc
suceden sin que sc yea Ell hilo
que los une, y ellos solo nos
demuestran que la reina Vivid
POGO despues de haberse ahoga.
do en- ell Mar Rojo el Faron
perseguidor de los hebreos: lha
sido pues, esta Taia la esposa
Amenophis1 No 10 Sc; quizas
otro egipt6logo cualquiera 10
.consiga averiguar.
LA piramide de Cheops" pre-.
tende ser una historic; segun
Ell pergamino, ha sido escrita
por un personaje egipcio, que
vive aun"; yo la califcaria de
narracion fantasticas. quizas
demasiado fantastica, 81 todo
10 que de Cheops, de su obra
de su reinado, y de- su hija Ell
personaje asegura. no estuviera
confirnado .por los descubri-
yniputaS mas reci enteS realiza
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
GEN. CR0zIER'S REPORT
ON GUNS ISSUED no NEGROES

Warrington. March 22 secy. Taft
today transmitted 20 the senate COm-
mittle on military affairs a report Of
Brig Gen. Crozles. chief Of ordnance,
with reference 10 the numbers of the
guns assigned to the negro soldiers az
Companies b. C.. ana u, OF The Twenty
hftA infantry upon the nlsnt Of aug
IL Ias1 when Brownsville vas shot up
II appears that upon the face OF the
list Of guns, as forwarded by the oiti-
GERS OF HE companies, there were caJ-
taln errors, arising probably from mis-.
takes m ua nsaTibug from the property
books Of the companies.
The effect on thls ls TO raise doubt
whether TWO Of tho Buus, held BY ea PERI
examination TO have been used IN the
afrray were IN the arm chests of COM
pauy 3 under lock and key and not ia-
sued 20 the soldiers AS was Indicated BY
tho former report sent 10 tho commits
tee.
IN hls letter LraHsmlttine Gen, CrO-
sier supplementary report. Secy- TAFT
says
arfect In tho Hllghtost the conclusions
OF Ident. Hawkins. the expert who CA
nmined tho shells and made further
tests ~ tho Springfield arsenal, ns IN
the numbers OF tho guns from whieh
the cartridge shells found upon tha
streets Ut Brownsville We're discharged
This mnueT only aIrecis The question Of
the custody of those guns and tho
names OF the enlisted men OF tho CONF
pany TO whom they we're assigned, Il
any al shem"
seey, TAFT has ordered tho property
books OK an three companies sent TO the
war department. and says Is viii probe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
CANAL ZONE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT CHANGES

Washington. March y Changes In tho
local guVtrument In The canal zone. which
whlll abolish all the municipal govern
ments now N existence and result In the
lnrmunlztng OF various parts OF the zone.
are TO become effective April Is President
Roosevelt has signed orders providing for
Wholesale changes nd fd0Ard Rogers.
general counsel for the isthinlan canal
commission VIII go TO the zone with
Sccy Taf1 aud remain there for aouis
dine to assist In rsurruuislnP the govern
mcnt The five municipal governments In
the camel gone will be replaced by Iollr
administrative districts which would be
under the direction " the canal commit.
sionars. Under tho old Organization tho
dive municipal governments were IN. con-
troll ~ ufdccre uamed by the commission
ana not elected 10y The people, gonse
quently the abolition u lhe municipalities
will not Ia any way limit thc yolrF "
the peope IN the government but Will
make n possible tur lha commission 20
give the various odministutlye districts
ordinances ngd regulations Which arc In
harmony
The municipal goyeruncuu were found
10 be wh liy lnsatl5T1cinry nnd all Of
icers are convinced tEAt lht new plan
WIN be far more HltlHfatbry
One ~ tho uew executive orders will
authorize legal marriages 90 he made up-
on The canal 3Cne hy gF minister ~ tho
gospel Another crlcr viii modify tie
penal code 71 as " remove dffecl9 found
M The Original code
II is estimated tttt ihe 'oicl saving 10
tile CnItOl States ufier lhr reruHrnized
FovernmsGt IN the tono wilI ho ubrut lioa'
COO q yenHa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
Ex-senator, Just Out of Jail, VIII
Take up Life's Work Again with
Malice Towards None.
GOES INTO NEWSPAPER WORK.
History Of His Case Will Appear
AS SeriaI--WiTI be Truthful
And Not Sensational.
He Declares That Only His Body Was
Ia Prison--He is Choke Fun OF
Lille and Enthusiasm.

lfonton Mo, March e. -Tosoph X,
Burton, who until his conviction In the
federal court was United STATES sena-
tor from Kansas, was today released
from the county jail here having COM
pleted bis sentence OF six months inn
prisonment imposed when he was found
euitty % Violating a federal statute by
appearing before a governmental de-
partuent as the paid representative OF
an alleged get rich qtirk' concern of
81 Louis, Burton entered the jail at
lronton DCS. o. 1906 His release TO.
day Is due to the law which provides
tor deduction from 4 sentence for
good behavior- Burton's sentence alsp
Included a tiue of $500 aud the statute
under which he was convicted debaIs
him from ever holding an office OF trust
or remuneration under the federal gov
eminent. The line, which has not been
pgid VIII be- held over him as a ciys
Judgment Upon leaving the jatl Bur-
ton gave out the following signed state~
nent
HIS STATEMENT.
'lhe suppression has gone out that +
propose ~ live for revenge This is :,
mistake have no such purpose. rhe
WRONGS done 10 me are the wrongs of
others. Nepgea IS thought to be
is mine saith the , VA tA e'is .Iiips
onhv 70 ,,,bl, hs, I,,-.,. .''J ti'nit
IN 1Se na,.f ld ~ rtt -sI, ,I,, 80
H., tI,s y,,,,.,. w. " ''s1i si'ar, "q s,
-. sai,. st 49, .' in9usnuQ tllNes
s,,.tt,.,r ~, s,is. i.'s M'v-s
,,.,',,,'.,' IT,. a'llu 'l'ef
r',, nm ,,s', uos,e 90 may 90 ~
sly. Va ss'{ ,l.s t.,sl lloMe'tI, go iloi
Nor do 1 1hltk that it is wrong To re-
N''Nu NFpNV.tes.
r,,ti lgSIIjl tu 'lio l2i'le 'll Aoliepe hftn
t,'. va W. sl.H hutt' Oliy my nouy
l',s 3len W. @Alu Ny gn1uN hGs peen az
uiI tSIlss lssNt suslNllleu eV'lii ttie hhoNVt-
vuse .t',Ss WI lllilpStl', Slldi teks
~ il'S ~ Us I'm nance tVNarH
.u I, lsiu I'm G yIi.t 1of ~ fnAl!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
CALIFORNIA
RIVERS FALLING
Great Storm Over State Subsld-
Ing and Conditions Everywhere
Are improving.
RAILROADS STILL BLOCKADED
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe MAX
Ing Every Effort 10 Repair
Their Lines.


san Francisco. March 23.-The
stoFm which has hung over California
has been brolssn aps condition. ,.,,,,,-.
, - ysD"o1t az eo''N'l''o''' ~',''
where nave greatly improved The
rivers running through the great m
terror valleys which flooded vast tracts
M land az, +i.ro.,,..,,,,,s -, IL
'-N s-'u 'itse-''e''V" several CLUES
nave teileh rapidly and no more dam
age from this source Is apprehendesa
Televrnph communication (which for
a time was interrupted In every alrec-
Eion has been restored The weather
bureau predicts clearing weather,
sboucb shor,.r,. ,,s,, ,o.tt-,,,. -. s,,i
,
Ior se' erel "aEs'
The railroad blockade has not yet
been lifted, bat both the SoUtheru Pa
cIlic and Santa Fe companies are mak-
lug strenuous efforts 70 repair their
lines, which were damaged w wash
outs and landsiides. Trains 5Ie being
run To-Day over both the ogden and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
WILL PAY BACK
CAPITAL AND DISSOL We.

Tho special meeting Of ulo stock
holders Of the sHnptte & SEWER Sugar
company which has been advertised
for some time past was held ~ tina
office on the company In the DeseFat
New Annex at 10 o'clock this morning.
OUT OF the 10000 shares OF stock NJ
sued. 1883 were presented m person
or by proxy. Vice President cutler
plealded and n. @, whitney WAS cleQt-
ed secretary OF the meeting.
Manager Cutler made nm eYtanded
verbal statement III tho reasons ~ The
proposed dissolution of ine company,
ALL Of which nave been heretofore
published, stating that thc factory site
and real estate had been bought by
the Utah Sugar company BY a nnani-
NOUS vote. II Was decided that the
company should be dissolved ana the
amount of the capital paid IN, Slo9.-
600. returned 10 the sSpckhclder8 An
application 20 the court for an order
Of dissolution WEI be made at once
BY II W Young, attorney Tor ihs com.
phny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
LENeEs Lave RRokAN.
PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN
WkNT0hLY WRECKED.

Psttsburg. March 22..-The Chicago
Limited from New York 10 Chicago
on the PennsvlVania railroad while
running about 80 miles an hour. was
wrecked at Stewart, II miles east or
mere today The engine and the first
dve cars were derailed bur no one was
nurt. The passengers We're trans
terred to the three resr cars and
Drought to this city where another
ualn was made up and they continued
;heir tourney,
1t is said that eviden nee to the De-
lief that the track had been tempered
eith was found AT the scene of th~
wreck.
An Investigation by the railroad Of
aclals showed that the fish plates had
h4en removed at the rail joint the
op1s having been taken out and the
rails hent inward. A claw bar and
several other tools, not properly OF the
railroad company. were found nearby
and 1t is believed that these tools were
s9d by the wreckers.
The train WIS derailed on a straight
track and TO this was due beyond a
doubt the escape OF the passengers
rom serious injury
The officials attribute the work OF
he wreckerR either TO malice or an
attempt to loot the train and pas
sAnHsrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Two Boys Accused OF Breaking Into II
Box Car Mt Morgan.

A day or two ago 4 was reported
70 the officials of the o, S L. Chat sew
erol rolls OF oiIcIoth ad been found
hidden IN Iron pipes ~ Morgan, Utah
Special Agent Joseph Zones went To
Morgan. and he clunr that the goods
were discovered IN the possession Of
Hyrum Williams. Williams said that
hif son Walter, aged II years had nn-
earthed the cache, Jones took the boy
IN hand, and after a long time OF qucs.
tloning. SCORED from him a comics
sion that he, walter. and A boy named
Albert Stewart 4 years old, had TAX
en- the stuff out OF sealed box car
that was standing upon the sidetrack.
The Stewart boy is said 20 have con-
trmed the statement OF young Will
llamH Complaints We're sworn out
against the two lads, charging them
with burglary. and they VIII be tried
In the juvenile court The official Is say
that young Williams has been In slni-
lar trouble before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
S. F. SUPERVISORS.
Hcncy Says with Evidence Held Over
Them They VIII be Good.

San Francisco March 2 We don't
want to remove the supervisors" an
n0pnCed Francis \, Heney yesterday.
Every supervisor that appeared before
shout graft IN this city, with the evil
aeuce which We hold over them they wild
be good,
"tf we forced the removal OF the pres
emu Supervisors, SGhmltz. who has the
power 10 make appointments to III va
veNclee. You'd appoint another board.
pNcr whom wt would have no control.
and the members would be free 70 work.
out their own ends
IN thQ public win only be patient aad
give Nh one week wc WAll not only get tho
big ones that va have promised 10. but
the people win sud a great change for tho
better III the present board Il VIII begin.
With It's own accord ~ wedding ont all
the eiasters ON the city nay roll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22

ably be possible from them to correct
tho errors apparent upon the lists ns
pointed out In Con, Crosiar's supple
neutary report,
During the sitting of tho COMMITTEES
today request was received from
secy. Taft FOR the return OF the three
bullets taken from walls OF houses In
BSo wnsvile. The war department de-
sires to have these bullets analysed In
order 10 determine II possible whether
army guns were used IN dlscharglny
Them and. IL SO, tho numbers cf such
guns. In viow OF this request, the COM
nitteo decided 10 postpone the oxam-
lnation OF expert Witnesses and to- adj
journ untJ Monday as IL Is expected
officers Of tho Twcuty-ntth regiment
Will have arrived from For Sam Hous-
ton BY chat Time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
DESIRE TO KEEP UTAH WARM
Set Forth That There Was MOI
Sufficient Time This Session
To Probe Question.
Railroad Problems Generally WILL DC
Looked Into by COMMITTEE
Named Today
INQUIRY COMMITTEE.

RI the coal shortage NEXT WIN :
ter taIses on the proportions oil
last u special legislative session
mny he called 10 pass laws pro-
hibiting tlse transformation OF
Utah coal into coke Tor outside
consumption. The senate today
appointed President Love. and
Senators Lawrence, Gardner,
Hulaniski and Clc@g Ia continue
All investigation of Utah rail
road conditions for the next TWO
years. aud report 10 the eighth :
session: and I'm conversation .
afterwards with members OF
thfs committee 1t was declared
that II IA desperate fuel famine
occurs next winner IT Will urge
the calling OF special session
TO deal with the question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
LAID TO REST.
Eighteenth Ward Chapel Filled With
Friends OF the Late DIR. Van.

The Eighteenth ward chapel was
filled yesterday with friends'of the late
Mrs. Mary II. Van schoonhoven a4sd
her family, who met 10 pay respects to
the departed woman and To show the
deep sympathy folt for the bereaYed rel
atives. All classes and creeds were rep
resented in the ga altering, for DR.. Van.
as the deceased was familiarity called,
was extensively known and she was
loved and respected by all who wero
acquainted with her,
Counselor Lafayette H. Whitney had
charge Of the ObseQuies. A male quar-
tel and George ID. Pyper soloist, fur
nshed the singing Mr.. Pyper render
stand" Elder Melvin d. Wells and
Bishop Henry F. Burton OF Farmers
ward offered the Invocation and bene-
dlction, respectively,
Elder Seymour n. Young. who had
been a lifelong friend OF Mrs, Van
SchoonhOven, Tecounted many Incidents
In her career. from her sirlhoOd days Ia
Nauyuo. Illinois, throughout the trying
scenes of the exodus and the subse-
Guent noble work performed by her for
the alienation OF pain and distress
among her fellows,
Elder Orson r, Whitney said that the
deceased was tho type OF woman that
cons ttuted a true lady, Qualities OF
the heart ana mind, not state or sta
tion, make the noble man or woman, he
remarked, and the whole course OF the
Iife of deceased showed her to be richly
endowed with this attributes OF purity,
gelltleness, patience, refinement and a
sslI-sacrheing spirit that caused her 10
forget her own pleasure ana comfort
While looking after the welfare OF 9TH
era, The speaker made a short disser-
tatIon on pre-e1lstence, saying that LA
had always felt that he had known Mrs
Van SehoonhOven for a much longer
period than the short years OF mortal
life and he believed the acquaintance
began In the eternal world He paid
deserved tribute OF her worth as wo-
and as a tfUe okadlent and faithful
danehts-' ~ -I~AA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22
GRAND NAr'L sTEEPLRcHAsE

Liverpool. March 22--The Grand
Netionsl Steeplechase OF 1000 soyer-
eighs for Ave year oIds and upward,
about four miles, was Won today by
Stanley Towards Erenlon, Tom West
WAS second and Psrlande third Tweu-
ty-three i,nrses started,
Eremon made all the running and
won by six lengths, The betting was
eighI 10 one against Ersmou, IuO 70
six against Tom West, and 90 70 one
against PatlRuder