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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-07

WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral housework. Good wages.
Apply to sheriff's residence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE: - One diningroom
Buffet, large size, and fancy
finish. Inquire at 619 Irving
avenue.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-07
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
cheap. Inquire I'LL Beltrami
avenue.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-07
LOST and FOUND

LOST:-A pocket book, between
the Cash Shoe Store and L. H.
Winters store, containing watch
chain and sum of money. Finder
leave at Pioneer office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

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Dams.
CGf aapten s. gnsels BOG 1ajeffe gutter
% Senter.1)

Spem ifltlbe mi babe troet, at Sons
oenne title, naiten foriaete Gut,
itiiloe babe piit ct iaaoant Mob og
facet Zig en- erefulb. imnif $50.
San beo iom iast Sans, os oct er
"a life noeet SelteuaorL iaanibt ieg
bar bort. San bar temneIis ifiep.
benet og ilGnset Of fig, os iaa faIote
9ameraterue bam for Sans Srans
SalpebanS" = eIIer bare "8aIpeoan.
fen"
"Se Ser fommer "8aIpeoanienl-"
Set bar iaa raat og iimpelt al os
Gutter at iette ct iaabant al9nse.
napn poa en- 8amerat; bi ifiiIbe bane
croentlie SuIine. ifiilbe bi. So, for
SrIins er III soot for gritter, bpao
man emo Tiger. Seq Tan tale at CIR.
faring, Set eisr onot | giebliffet,
ofturat ion bitter @eoicin, men man
bar iaa inSerIie eoot at oct en- lang
.Sio baoefter. 90 ben beIbreoer for
mango itpgge ltuober. On at De p9r.
tie er nirfdis at iette ct 8I9nse.
naon paa en- admerat, iom bar b9ret
ioa ubeIoia at faa ncgle ifiape Ben
OF trGffeS meo. Son ban for oet2
San nor en- Officers Ssn og niIbe
nof ipert aierne ieIp bIipe Officer;
Get peS iee. ON ban END aIbris taIte
ON oct til rosen. Sg bet bar osiaa
bel, at ban life bet aiorbe; tbi ba
hapbe aamcraterne baanet BAN emo.
I'M mere. "aalpebanien" Blue Sf.
fieer! @ei en- iaa ~IatterIig Sanfe
fi,nSe beISispis insen ftnoe paa.
Sans par til o. meb u9ripnt % life
ipnberIie itert at Selbreo heller, %
- iaa fit ban nof Iaoe arigsmanoS-
ersmmene iare.
San bIeO life engang taget GOD not
iom SoIoat, - % Dog tit ban en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
traaeoe runSt omfrino os. Den por

rta9epe tuHol omrrtfa os. Sen Dor
plnoielig bIepet iitrpg operalt.
Men b~eruoefra fom noele forfrr6e.
lige Sfrig; ban beepnote at mite
arnfterne. Sa iaa bi Sons fomme
i9ttenoe uoober. San bapbe prrct
belt inoe unoer oct anore 9aneet.
San for afiteo rben at Gnic noeet.
Waiot UNDER bebite Sarten trat pcn
Srsien al, og fommen en- Sc Saoile
fra Ssbuaet Iasbe ban fig flae NED
og Loo fig GLIDE at Garten fremober
enonu ct Stpffe. Soloenbe | bet enc
Ersieprme faitebe ban bet anbet no
til ben Gorulffeoe. @utten fit Gag,
og iaa traf Sans bam Iibt efter libt
inooper. @utten bar blit roIigere. Dc
bap merfeoe, at Der bar Saab ON
SreIie, men iaa fit ban bel ct 4rom.
peanfalb elIer Iignenoe-atter tcai
nogle fi9renoe @aab, og iaa ila hi.
bporIeoes ban | 8sbsangiten orog
baabe Srsien os Sans til iig.
timber GIT be besge to-.
9a Ri otter faa Dem, boISt Sans
@utten oppe meo ben enc Saaub,
mebens ban nteb Ben anben ipsm.
menoe arbeibebe fig fremoper mob
Ssfmten. Spinenoe gneitifrie bsr.
tee fra noele apinber iIanb.
@i par life Ianet nnoaf meS Siql-
pen MI; bi bapbe laet os neb paa
Sien, og beo at gribe | bnernnores
Sfsiter, bannebe hi Ell lepenoe aieoe.
Oct fnageb UNDER os, og ganb f.
pcbe ino fra Sunet. @i bar bel life
mere emo 10-15 1eter fra Sans,
% pi iaa 9onbeeutten p%liibieIig ilaa
armene frampastig ON Sons, fate
Sonebet tilbage og otter eaa nnber,
trrffenoe Sans meo iig. ct 9ieblif
efter faa hi Sons fontme op oper
@anbet, men oct bar fun for ct Die
bIif - ban iaa ~unberIig Ionst ino-
oper Sien og mob os, ban aabneoe
Wunoen affiirat fom for at iise no
get, og iaa - borte blep ban.
"8i fit trsite os meb, at Der life
gif flere til ben @angen: Sele &iGs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Gatter 8ermaootte.

Sor ct baIpt Sinbrebe aar iiSen
ioretoe ben uu aiosbe Song Oscar
al Sperise, Der ben Sang enSm fun
Dor Yrins, en- l9nsere Teiie. paa
bpiIten ban bI. q. beisgte afrifa.
San ieiIeoe oper til @~orSafrifa meo
en- Yasiaeeroamper fra @arieiaes,
bpis aapicin mnoer SeiIaSieu tom
ben % biiite paa BAN % iasbe:
"Spis iee life taser meset fell,
iao ieg Gem ieanr | Uniform | Mar.
.ieineS?"
De er meset muIist," iparebe
!Rrinien," ies aflasoe nosIe @iiitter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

ben funoe babe goat TIL" - iaabe
Segrebalsbonben.
Reite Dag fanot man 2igene peb
Sofning.
On at aameraterne babSe feet BAN
ligge paa 2ieitraa. San iaa blio o.
rolig no. San iaa neiten imiIenoe
no.
aaia = bet bar life iaa unberIigt
feller, ON ban Tom imiIenoe i @ra.
ben. San bopbe facet Cob til at no.
rette noset itort Der | 2ibet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
SIMPLE ARITHMETIC.

A teacher calling her pupils up for
examination one day asked a Jewish
boy the following example: Elsa
dore, if your father owed a man one
hundred dollars and promised to pay
ten dollars a month, how long would
it take him to pay up?"
Twenty years." answered the boy,
quickly.
Twenty yearsl" exclaimed the
teacher in surprise; "why, you don't
know the example"
"Oh. yes l do" answered the boy,
but teacher, you don't know my
father"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
AT HAND.

A lady who had gained quite a
reputation in her own community be-
cause of her strict regard of the
quitude of the Sabbath, had occasion
on a pleasant Sunday afternoon to
walk by a vacant lot on the outskirts
OF the town. There she perceived a
crowd of boys and men playing
scrub" with great vim. She accosted
the nearest boy, who was playing
centerheld, and asked him, Little
man, what would your father say il
he saw you playing ball on the Sab
bathi"
Il dunno; there he is over there
playin' first base; go ask him."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

N
Git bar wonbct fteset fna bit, a
Ban mnatte ftaa pan Xooipibiene
men ieIu meb oeune arnftonitrrn
eelic fpIbtes bans Rric meb @anb
naar Der fom en- tiIfrIoig @Aee, Del
bar Iiot bsiere cnb be anbre, bpni
Der CAB bom en Gorimas poo. bpdl
Der fnart piIoe ife nieb BAN.
N0rmere o. nrrmere fom gaa
ben, % bsiere os bsiere iteg ganoct
annoe ban boIoe gtanoS Spor ban
feb.
- Men Bbao Fan Der BOG bRrt
hRnot be to, at be life fomnner tilbn'
&c, trnffe Sesfie, eiterbaanben ion
Tsrfet faIbt paa, os @ia life penott
tiIbage.
Snn faftet ct ebatpI ON iia og
ifpnote fig neo til Stranoen for al
fate ct glif uboper Sisen. Sun
funoe life Re MaIten pna @roget |
Srsmsrfet, men Der Dor noeet nebe
peo aIippert, Tom bepGset fig bopent
paa @anoet, os iom tiltraf fig beabes
Spmerfiombeb.
Get ipnes at bore en- gaab, sis.
pet bun, % bet par Iiseiom en- aneI.
ie eiennemisnet benoe.
S bet nnite giebIif par bun nebab
Den Ell, Der fsrte neb til Stranb.
breoben. 90 Der, life tppe Meter fra
Stranben, iaa bun Sim garceIaps
gaao - toni 9u bar bet, Iiseiom
ON Sanbbeben paa en- Gang GIT op
for benbe.
- garmbiertige @nbl itsnnet bun,
@aaben bar brepet bort fra Dem, %
q CT labt tilbaee poa @raset!
Der bar inseu Sib til at lsbe til.
baae til 2anbsbpen for at bente
SiaIp, tbi bpao Der ifulbe eisres,
maatte gisres bitrtigt. Meo en- 1T.
berIie @sn til Sub iprane ben brape
Bige no | @anbet, flatret ooer gaa.
bens I9line, fit fat | sarerne, 90 |
bet npite Mimut roet bun, alt bpab
bun formaaet, no til @raset for at
ireIie DC TO M9no.
Iiliibit efter nogIe fpali,loe lange
Minuter, fit bun Die paa Sfonner.
tens Mait, men bun funoe besiiben
'e, at Der par noser, iom flpnget iig
fait til Maiten - noset runbt og
merft.
Meo forooblet Gnerei % meo itsu.
renoe Manbebr9t roet bun pi6ere
iioen at aste paa, at bun rep Siben
al fine SGnber, iaa at globet ranot
neboper Iarerne.
Oct bar / Sanobeb ct @9boelsb ON
2ipet, % Dog fpntes bet, iom ON aue
benoes gnitranselier ifiilbe bore for.
Sbi ba benbes gaab itsote
moo Sfonnertens SIDE, ianf beuoes
Offers Sobe unoer 8anoet. Meb ct
blot Sfrig iprans bun fremab 90
ereb BAN / Saaret. Saa Loo bun
fine S9noer GLIDE neb, areb fat |
bans Sraffefrape os traf bam til Jig
iaa it9rft bun funbe.
s ct giebIif bapbe bum befriet bans
for 8neblen, men otter blep
bun bragt til Sortpiplelie peb at op.
boge, at bans SGnber bar bunbne.
Sum inoiaa oeiaa inart, at benOes
ipoee Singre life nar iitano til at
lsie 9nubrene, pg bun bapbe ingen
9a opbaget bum pIuoielig garce.
ions anip ion ban bapbe biteget fait |
Maiten, liae ODER tit Offers Sopeo.
Meb ct Sfrig priitet bun 8nipen no
NJ Maiten, % | oct n9ite Sieblif bar
TreitonS @oano operifaoret; meo
5are for at fantre @aqoeu, traf bun
i'm fcitbare gproe inb til fig | gaa.
ben, 90 tiIiioit Iaa ban bepioitIss,
men BOG aaubenoe, paa 9unoen al
saoSeu - meo Sopeoet Sesiies
-
9a @in 8eiton % bans Suitru
too foran oct @iuebe, iom ban bapbe
iaot ontat poa ben fongelige Maleri'
iaa bun pp paa bam meo
II itile emil og ia:
-Sg bpao bar on falot bit SiI.
Ieoe2
- Seq bapbe FORT tGnft paa at gi
BET ct anbet Hapr, men tiliioit be.
itente ies mig til at faloe oct: "Sn.
torb | Bonnie Belle"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

Der ! @peny % oa bar ies eonife rig
tigt | ltntform.~
~Og bpn6 Dor bet for en- Uniform
bpis iea nloo bore iaa I'll at ip6rse2A
Oct bar en- MomiraIsuniform.s
Wren foo mao De 10 bore en- enc.
ifdaenoe hpotig Sibnanb,~ unbrsf
aapteinen,@ o. 9e ier enboa fife nj
I'll at bore fort mere enb % Mnl
gammeI. Oct err rietignof tioIiat
De or tia0et jna bsit."
Seq tror M oeiaa inarere, lea
tan taffe init Gnpn END mine Gor.
trim iom Sismnnb for abmiraIsuni.
formen," iaebe grins Oscar.
NSsr iea ian maaffe ipsrae Dem
ON 9eres Napn2"
50, ieg beber gernaootte."
"Mh 8ernabotte! Saa er Ie
rllaalfe en- GIastnins al MarffaI
gernabotte2"
"Sa, bet er ies. Gan bar min
geoitefaoer.~
1Rei Tel So ban bIeb 10 ienere
aorge at Sberige."
Sa, bet eioroe ban, oe iee er
Yrins Oscar al Speriee, aongens
@roher."
"Deres foneeIiae Ssibeb peb rnaa.
lie, at Der Ieber SIastninse al Dem
| 5ranfris enbnu2"
so, bet peb ieg not; men ies bar
oesperre life Den 5ornsielie at fiet.
De nogen af benz perionIigt."
"Sois Deres fonaeIise SsibeS On.
Tier oct, Tan lee ON ct gieblif preien.
fere Dem for en- at 9eres Settere."
"0et pil bore mig en- flor aor.
nsieIie."
Strar git aapteinen ben til SaIe.I
rsret % raabte neb | Maifinrnmmet:
"gernaoottel" 90 ct giebIif efter
Der iia paa 9effet en- inauiet
% iooet SprbsSer.
aapteinen eioroe ct forbinoIiat
But 90 Hog no meb Saanben.
Seq bar ben sGre at praientere
Seres ~fongeIise Ssibe6 for 9eres
@ernaootte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

ellie 5rits (til Gle, iom sumler
baa aarameller): "Ssbe, lille Gle,
faar leg life en- aarameI2"
Gle: "Rei, on bar lompen moo
mig igaar."
Srits: "aal gare en- BaIp?"
Gle: "Nei!"
5ritS: "San leg GA life | BET MIND.
ite faa Sob til at iliffe Dig ON Run.
zen"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
ucrife KpaH
1S14-19O5
I1eS portr9ter, Siosraier os en1iteratur.
hiforiff JnoIeSnins pso
artTttan preTtBarn.

Tenne eamIins nOrffe Rpab, Der ss ipm rS,fipninss'
afbeins s9ecorabA eoitenS fra Suit 1904 til Secember 1908,
&c mn meb enbeI Eetefier % 6prnnbrtnser ubicnrmst I Bog.
form. Bfanbt anbet &c Der tilfpfet ct gprtrat al aasmunS
gtntr, Tom, iaa pbt ptces, albre fsr bar peret ofsntfissprt.
aosen stSer ct iandet Gfnfbe Al ben nprte fprife Distnins
tibet fanss Tibsrnn, fpn fraifer Fs menem be to uerfense
Grtbeosuar 1914 % 1905. Sen ~tnbehOlber 9ortrattsr %
giosrafer at fssenbe 9istere t~iuiseursb ct i1sooIs al berss
Ttste:
apber easen, Sobau storm geun6, gOnraS Wieplai
S&ma3, etntpn Claus ssofH, Daaurta Sanfen, Senrt Gnirr
pjerssaarb, Senrf ~aRerssIanb, 5. 2. ~aDelbapen, Splpsfer
etpertipu, Gbrtfian wpnieu, Whereas MHnH, Seraen WRpe,
z, u. 0BeysfB, ID. q. 2unbfab, Q. u. Senfen, Claus papes
@iis, 9bepsor aieruIi DIE Big, Spar aaien, aasmImb
gime, Camilla Gonett, Or. 8. gepurab, Ssnrii Sbien, Gisrn-
aierne epruf0n, GnseSret Sonesn, Senri arsbn, Sonas aie,
9pren5 2istri&fon, &riitian gIasr, arne @arbpra, Scbu Ole,
Sotn Bauiet, Sacsb .. 8unJ Rprbabl aplfien, ariitpfer
ganbers, Sbesber Gasyuri, Ser sipIs, Roienfrants Spbnieu,
gnhers eosbem, gilbelm &ros.
Gf Ssrsrset bbfottss:
-Ses baater, at mango Of be bib III aanbet tnoHnt.
tbe Wpfbmrnb oil gienFnbe I Ssune apabiamfina tn
Dornboms Sanse = benz be fSrit bsrte al Mor euer paa
eio!sn, % at Der ina gee.ns Blade pl iise irem for
Harnbpmsmiubsmes Sfiar, Smlse Senne BOG babe
npsen fpeeieI nftstpn, ltufbe bet aItiaa pare ben at b.
bragg til at holee bIanf ben 8une. loni penber hiem mob
sprf samIe Srbrelanb.A
Spssn s 40 eiber iDr, fmutt ubfprst % trsit paa
fnt @aptr.
yris insbunoet sf.5O.
3. ananSien, Serorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

urrbsbist. en- mpnois Greit aau
en- Dag i'm Gieneitepise en- ifarp On.
gang for en- Iioen SorieeIie.
= ulpffelige 8ieebarnl uobrsb
ban filiioit | fin arperoielte Zone,
for paa ben Maabe at p9ffe ben lille
SDnoeriroes moralife anipor. -
boem er oct, iom ier o. bsrer aIt,
bnao bt aisr, % o%uerfor bpem enooa
leg er arpbet paa SorSen2
Eropitinoenl G~ropitinoen! ipa.
reoe Tigen ! en- ulpffeIis Gone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
THE TABLET Is THERE.

Il was in the town where you were
born the other day." said the friend
of the eminent author.
"Indeedi Quaint little place, isn't
it?" observed the eminent author.
Yes. While | was there a friend
OF mine pointed out the little house
in which you first saw the light or
day"
rs it possibler I did not think the
building was standing yet"
"Oh, yes. 1t is tolerably run down;
but it is still a rather respectable
looking building. By the way, the
city recently placed a handsome tab
let on the side of the house"
You don't say sol Put a tablet
on the house in which I was bornp
Well, WE'LL Now, that is certainly
handsome of the city. After all. il
goes to show that the folk among
whom n was reared, while they
know all his faults, are still prone TO
cherish his virtues, to see the good
there is in him, and to rejoice in doing
the kindly little things, in paying the
friendly tribute that means so much,
doesn't it? By the way-er-ah-er
do you happen to recollect the
wording of the tablet!"
Yes. 1t says Main Street'p
-
Den nge Sjener fommer og flyer til
ben gomle Baron:
Seq mao ia gaales paa 2sn-
men.
-Sbabl On bar 10 fun bGret FER
! tire Tiger, og leg bar feitet Dig for to
@ar.
Oct er riatie NOT, Sr. Baron,
men De bar forfeit for mig. at 9e ct
Ifbolosman6 og life Heaer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA.
Itching, Burning Skin Disease Routeo
Without Use of Injurious Drugs.

Great inventors often have been
praised for surrendering the secrets of
their discoveries. Practically the same
thing happened in the medical world in
thee case of DR., Decatur ID. Dennis, the
eminent skin specialist of Chicago.
DR., Dennis in his own Office practise.
discovered that pure vegetable oil Of
wintergreen, properly mixed with other
simple remedies was practically a sure
specific for Eczema, psoriasis, barber's
itch. salt rheum, and other itching skin
diseases. But the oil of wintergreen
alone was found ineffective 1t re-
quired other mild ingredients such as
glycerno and thyrnol compounded with
the wintersreen, to produce the real &c
Zema cure.
This compound d. y. ID. Prescription
positively takes away the itch at once
the instant 1t is applied to the skin.
This vegetable liquid does away with
deleterious drugs so long used i'm an
attempt to doctor the blood. whereas
modern science has determined that
eczema is first and all the time a skin
disease.
If you want to know more about the
merits OF d. ID. d. Prescription, call at
our store We vouch for this remedy.
Druehl & Franken and z. c. NJ. l. Drug
Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
HUDS0N-FULTON
CELEBRATION PROGRAM

New York, April 23.-To make the
week beginning Sept. q, 1909. memoir
able one in the history of American
festivities is the purpose of the Hud
son-Fulton celebration commission, the
trustees of which have just reported
their full program for the celebration
to be held for the week stated. Begin
ming with a musical festival on Monday
evening. the celebration win continue
with the official exercises to be held
Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan
Opera House. Carnegie hall and the
Academy of Music, Brooklyn. The land
parade Wednesday is to be restricted
to the United States army, navy, ma
rine corps, national guard and the ma
val militia. Thursday night has been
selected for the official dinner, and Sat
urday for the carnival.
The memorials committee has recon-
mended that proper souvenir programs,
apart from the proposed medals be
struck off, and that memorial tablets
be erected at various points historic
ally associated with Hudson and Full
ton. Rear Admiral K. b. Coghlan, re-
tired, announces that the naval parade
committee Is ready to get out specifica-
lions for an exact fac simile of the
Clermont in its original form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
CONFERENCE ON
CURRENCY QUESTION

Washington. April pa conference on
currency legislation WAS held today be-
tween the house ana senate leaders ana
Was attended hy Speaker cannon ana
senator Aldrich The judgment of the
conference was that the program lately
decided on can be put through This
program calls for caucus OF the Re-
publican members " the house. probably
next week on the week following TO de-
ternline the passage Of a oil creating
a commission To Investigate thorough
ly the currency subject aud the financial
situation OF the country lu general and
10 report on remedial legislation Al thu
next session OF Congress II ls further
the desire OF the house Republican lead
which emhodies what are thought 90 be
the best features of the AldriCh bin and
eliminates the provisions 10 which most
objection has been made An that the
senate leaders ask of the h0ufo leaders
N 90 enact some piece of financial lcgis-
latlun, no that the senate viii have -
measure 10 use as a working basis, all
I'M The form I'm which II passed the scu-
ate having been abandoned The pro-
crlm rs then to have the senate strike
out everything after the cnacuug clause
tu the house bill ana 10 in
sert the Aldrlch hill This viii
have the effect % throwing the ann
euded bin into conference and care viii
be exercised both la the senate ana in
the house 90 appoint as confefoes mem
session II viii ha the task Of the con-
ferees 70 patch up from the Aldrioh BIN
and Nreeland hin aud the commission
bin Il modified act emhodying such pru-
visions as the leaders feel sure of putting
through the two houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
A BID FOR NOTOR|ETY
Archbishop John y. Glcunon Calls Or
gained Charity Such, and average
Philanthropist Modern Pharisce.

a..
Chlcago' April 2S'-Or'aniZed char
ty was denounced as mere bid for
notnrietv and Tho avorsqe nh,,or-
throp'S' was uescrloeu os modern
Pharlsee last night by Mos; Rev. John
j. Clrnnon. archbishop of st. Louis.
crho ,roi,,r,, orroi,,,-,o,,, ,o,,a
''e
III lecture uhuer the auspices OF
tho House of he Good Shepherd, and
before an nudtence of . INN narsons
at is a recognized FAR that ,vn fast
are reaching n social .risis. /" snid
Arcbblshop 13lennon win orr mil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
JOE LETTER TO WED

Washington, April 23.-The Post TO-
day says:
The engagement of Mr. Joseph Letter
OF Washington and Chicago, and Miss
Juliette Williams of this city daughter
of Col. and Mrs. J. r. Williams, Will be-
announced today.
The date of the wedding has not yet
been decided upon, but it Is eXpecte
TO take place in Washington within
few weeks.
Mr. Letter is the son of the late J..
Y. Letter and Mrs. Letter Born in
Chicago in 1868, he was graduated from
Harvard In 1891. In the autumn OF
1897 on the Chicago board of trade
he was the hero of perhaps the largest
and most daring deal in wheat this
country has ever known.
In every fashionable assemblage dur
ing the past winter there has been no
more striking figure than Miss Will
llams, who is scarcely more than 20.
Miss Williams was educated at George
town convent in this city, afterwards
spending four years in Europe.
She made her debut last winter at
one OF the largest teas of the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR.,
TAKES BALLOON TRIP

Washington, April 22.-Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr. the presidents son, had
his first experience as an aeronaut to-
day. ascending from the hayward in
this city at l: 40 o'clock this afternoon
and landing four miles from Delaware
city at 3: 80 p. M. having travelled 1855
miles in three hours and 40 minutes
Accompanied by his fellow sky trav-
elers. Capt Chandler, pilot. and Capt.
Fitzhugh Lee, the presidents aide,
young Roosevelt returned TO WASH
ington shortly after midnight.
After the balloon landed near Della
ware City the party proceeded to
Wilmington, Del, before sending news
of their safety. This reached the
Washington office of the Associated
Press at 1910 y. m. in the form of
telegram from Capt Chandler put on
the wire at Wilmington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
BURSTING OF FLYWHEEL
Caused Death of Two Men, Probable
Fatal Injury of Two More, and
Brought Darkness.


Chicago, April 23--Thc bursting Of
a hywheel at the plant of the North
Shore Electric Light company at
Waukegan last midnight caused the
death Of two men and probable fatal
injury to two others and brought dark
ness to number of North Shore sub
urbs.
THE DEAD
j. II. Jansen, manager Waukegan
Telephone company and member of
Waukegan fire department; hurled
through adjoining building; instantly
killed.
Unidentified man. head crushed by
flying fragments OF wheel; instantly
killed.
THE INJURED.
j. c. Kacin, inspector of electric
light company; cut on head by frag-
ments of wheel.
f. I. Dodd, craftsman of naval train
ing school, burned on arms and in
jured by flying pieces of iron,
From some unknown cause the belt
on the huge flywheel. measuring 20 feet
in diameter, caught fire. The blaze was
discovered by one of the employees in
the engineroom, and he summoned the
volunteer fire department. The belt
was blazing when the volunteers ar
rived, but before they could get a
stream of water it had burned through.
The engine was not shut down, and
when the belt broke the hywheel ran
wild" and burst into many pieces. Tho
fragments flew In all directions, shat
tering the roof and walls of the brick
building.
The entire plant Is a total wreck and
the loss Is estimated at 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
WHITE STAR TO BUILD
TWO BIGGEST SHIPS

Liverpool, April 22.-Two new
White Star liners. which will be the
largest vessels yet projected, will be
laid down at Belfast next June. The
exact measurements OF the steamers
have not been given out but they will
be over $40 feet in length and rs feet
in breadth.
The ships are to be ftted with com
bination turbines and reciprocating en-
gines, guaranteed TO maintain speed
of n knots The names OF the vessels
are to be the olympic and Titanic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
MCKINLEY HOME TO
BECOME A HOSPITAL

Cleveland. April 22.--The Mckinley
home in Canton, has been donated by
Mrs. Rose Klorer TO Bishop Ignatius
+. Horstmann, OF the Cleveland Catho-
lie diocese to be used as a non sectarian
hospital. 1t will be known as Mercy
Hospital"