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Well Managed Encanpment.

The old soldiers have been very
carefully looked after by the local
committee on public comfort and pri'
vate accommodations, and at the "a
information bureaus at the various
railway stations and convenient places
about the city. During the entire time
of the encampment these committees
have had the services of 800 high
school cadets, whose duties have been
to render every possible assistance to
the visitors.
Henry NJ. Nevius, the COMMANDMENTS
chief, arrived here Saturday with his
staff and inspected the arrangements
On Sunday the citys guests began ar
irving by the thousand, and on Mon
day they came in so fast that the com.
mittee had to work like sailors to get
them all housed in such a manner as
to avoid congestion in any part of the
city.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12

An easy beginning doesn't always
Justify the finish.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12

PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER
L. the best safest and surest remedy for cramps,
collie and diarrhea. Asa liniment for wounds and
sprainE it Is uneaualled. &c, Csc and Soc.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12

playing and the children singing On
ward. Christian Soldiers"
The great review was excellent!
managed In every way. All along th'
line Of march were scattered ambu
lances, trained nurses and numerous
other attendants to care for any of tn,
veterans who might be overcome BY
fatigue and for spectators who sui
fered in the crush on the sidewalks
Fortunately, their services were sci
dom needed.
Fine Pyrotechnic Display.
After a good rest, the city's guests
all turned out again this evening and
witnessed the magnificent display OF
fireworks on the top of Ensign peak
This peak lies Immediately north OF
the city and is the highest point of the
Wasatch mountains, rising 1000 fee,
higher than Temple square. The py'
rotechnic display is a mighty feature
of the encampment week.
Salt Lake City has thrown open heI
arms to the old soldiers, and never
has the Grand Army been more en-
Enthusiastically received or more gener
ously entertained than at this en-
campment Many thousands of the
veterans and their families and mem
bers of all the organizations allied to
the Grand Army have participated in
the exercises and entertainments, and
are unanimous in their praise of the
treatment thew have received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

where they will take cottage Tor
two months
Mrs Robert o. smith returned
Thursday evening from spending the
| winter 10 View YORK. ana ia at nnhie
with her father and sister
samuel Ncwhousc ana Die niece Miss
0eorgicida Moore. have returned from
90 two weeks trip 20 Sow york
Mr and Mrs r. vs.. rnucis have
gong Co california 90 boz abaent several
wceka
Mrs Marie Gcuuns and dauFhtor
have returned from an extended visit
Co los Angeles
Miss Lorraine Thompson and. D. "a.
Thompson. who are spending tho Faster
season in New York. are 90 the Hotel
Wolcott They viii remain u the east
for some time
Mr. and Mrs C. y. Mason and two
daughters. who left here some time ago
to make their home JOB California are
now pleasantly located iu cottage az
Ocean Park Call
Mr and Mrs Fred Myt0n and bah-
of Mcrvur are here spending few
days wien Mr.. Mytou's parents. MAJ.
and Mrs H. p. Myto1.
Mfs. T. ID. Jennings ana htlle SON.
Trenton are horc from Lo~ Angeles
yIsitug friends Mrs Jennings ls
sister of Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne.
Mrs Thomas a. Fitzgerald and her
-,'H nouns. aI' h"" ag'li'a TOT
WhlID nc 'l' Lt-. avenue Long hcach.
'aL
Mrs. 81. VI. Moore has returned from
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TE6DINSIE2

An interesting event of yesterday
was tho marriage Of Mss Manou Ly-
man and Coulson Smith. the ceremony
being performed In the temple during
the morning, and "a reception being held
I'm the evening at the homo OF the
bridc parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. a. Lv-
man. Jr. The rooms werc beautifully
decorated. the parlor I'm pink and white
carnations, and the din.ugroom iu pink
and white sweet peas, six tables being
laid and prettily decorated and the
chandelier being festooned with smiIaN.
The Hawaiian Troubddours rendered
delightful music during the evening.
The bride wore a gown Of white Eaiah
SILK with lace trimmings. and carried
brides roses. She was uattended. but a
half dozen girl friends ASST sted IN en-
pertaining Receiving with the bridal
couple were President and Mrs Joseph
F. smith, and Apostle and Mrs. Lyman,
and Mr. and Mrs p. NJ. Lyman. Jr.
A large number Of friends We're present.
The newly welded pair leave today
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY April "a 1909

J f,r stay Of two or Three years on the
sandwich isiands
Tho marriage Of Miss Alta Johnson
and nr Charles ~ carter. which was
announced during the week win take
place at Rowland HAN ON the evening
oft May I.
STR and Mrs David IT, Wallo,r %
SIM Natco. CAL. have announced the
cugaarmcnt of their daughter Althcu
Margaret FOB ltuion smoot tho wcd-
ding 90 take place OH Arrn d.
Miss Gurtha sciduns and Arthur S.
wilde wore married 0n "Wednesday at
tho homo OF the bride. che ceremony
being performed hv Bishop Wood and a
l8rec reception following Nlss Ethcl
Seldom and Miss Sylvia Cahoon wcro
bridesmaids. and Arthur Burton best
man. The rooms Wcro beautifully dcc-
GRATED iu various colors and flowers.
Doe diuingroum being especially pretty
with lts strCumors uf ribbons and
hearts. making "a canopy for the table
which had for Oeutorpiece large
mound of carnations and ferns The
bride wore q gown OF pale groen satin
and carried brides roses. A number OF
relatives and intimate friends assisted
a quiet wedding of the week was
that 90 Miss Eva carroll and r.. s..
H1rth. which took place ON Wednesday
the ceremony being performed hy Rev
D. 7 Goshen and wedding breakfast
following
Another pretty wedding Di the week
was that OF Miss AdgI8 Edwards and
A. NJ SaNton.at the home of tho brides
parents on Thursday the ceremony be-
iug performed By Bishop Clawsou and
o. number OF friends assisting. The
brides gown was Of mcssalinc silk
embroidered. She had no
attendants
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the Easter idea prevailing The guests
We're. Mrs Jack Hyde. Mrs W. NJ.
Rash. Mhs w Payne Mrs Herman
Erdmau Mrs. Henry CrOwther, Mrs
Vaughn A. Paul. Mrs r.. +. Montrose.
Mrs. f. A. Lowe Mrs. Dene Daynes.
Mrs. L. W SNOW. Mrs. l.. Il. HIS.
Mrs. G. =. Fuller. Mrs. Ross. Mrs.
A. II. snow. Mrs. l.. s. Bridge, Mrs.
Maud Snow. Mrs. Irving Lowe, Mrs,
NJ. W. SNOW.
The state Capital Building club viii
give "a dancing party on Friday even
ing, April 20, 1903. at the Odeon hall
Emma Ramsey Morris entertained the
PaysDnian club at her home. 121 south
Second West street. on Thursday Aft.
er tho regular industrial hour and bust
ness "A dainty lunch was served. The
hostess sang several selections
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ogden. April 17.--,Mrs. A. r. Haywood
visited friends in salt Lake city dur
ing the past week.
Judge u. w. staurod OF Pocatelo was
am Ogden visitor during the week.
Rev and Mrs. j. T.. Carver were
Logan visitors on Tuesday and Wed
mes day.
Mrs C j. Cunningham and children
of pocatelio, Ida. Mrs. j H. Pedigo Of
Wal'3 Wulla, Wash, and Mrs. @. n.
Coria of Boise. IDA, are visiting their
mother Mrs Harris, 1888 Wall avenue.
Mrs Abncr Luman of salt lake city
spent the week ga Ogden visiting her
daughter at the Sacred Heart academy.
Mrs j. s Groo and daughter and
Mrs. Joseph Houocks have returned
HON. from suit Lake city where they
have been visiting friends and relatives
for the past fe" days
Miss Agnes r. Mcguire OF ogden and
Fred Burns OF Los Angeles We're mar
ricd in tho latter city last Tuesday aft
ouuoon. Miss AIaguiro was for "a mum
Der Of years connected with the county
assessors office BOZ this city and is well
known here. where She has many
friends who join iu best wishes for
the future. The bridegroom is "A well
known business man Of the California
city.
Mesdamcs Forrstal. Anderson. Bur
rit Walter Anderson and Hansen en-
tcrtaiued The ladies' Aid society OF
the Methodist church at the Forristal
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/ iirhiful Remington on "wednesday en-
honor of Mics Mannn Lyman. the lie
curations bcing in pink and white care
nations and about ID being present Tho
hostess was assisted hy the Misses
Rachel and Jeanette Smith
ono of The largest affairs of thc week.
WAS Che charity carl party given 90
the Ladies' Literary clubhouse on TucF-
day. Tho room waa nNed with tab o-
ANA number tf we'll knovri salt falt'
society vomcu bad charge of Che de-
tails
Tho Lucky Thirteen club entertained
complimentary t1 their lady friends
with dance 900 tho cd 800 last Tuct-
dav evening Among those present
were Nr and Mrs o. T. WcstIakc. 49,
and Mrs D. Vs. Rauscher Mr and Mrs
Torfa Nauvarnr. W. IS Udmunds aud
Miss FInronee Powell. g.. E Larson and
Miss ArdaIfa Brown a " Olson ana
Miss lda Van Dyke. j. H Snyder Ant
Miss Gertrude Kuutz T. De- Cessna ana
Nis- Annie Russon. a. vs. Du.t' ana
Miss Laura porr. W. - Beu'rt "nl
Miss Victoria Lloyd. Roy Frost 3ni
Miss Elsie Bohmur
Mrs w.. T.. NcAustcr entertained
at card party boo honor of Miss Car'-
line McAlllefer off Logan tho dcpora-
lions being iu purple and white with
~ cSsS5ScSS,
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manager OF tho Grand. and local news
paper men u an auto trip through Og
den canyon Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Dollio Walker visited friends In
Evanston, Wyo., during the fore part
of the week.
Martin Beck OF Minneapolis and j. II.
Garrett of salt Lake were the guests
OF Willard ScOwcron on Wednesday
afternoon
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largely attended Easter bail at tina
Congress academy Monday evening
Mrs. William f. James OF Wilson
lane entertained the children of thai
kindergarten of the Central school al
her home Monday afternoon. Tho host
provided carriages for the children q,
and from her home where many in.
tercsting games and o. dainty lunch
was INDUCED I'm
Frank i. Carten, assistant suuerin.
tendent ~ the Pullman company at
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Mrr To Ar1uu lindsey vu 1a.ra
mo 0wt week. n June nr England
Nh.r. shH wII IeHI Ono summer aItH
N"r "u NHu Ia bob school go Baton.
England Mrs Lindsey vr a ny vay
9l Canada.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
Bingham Brevities
Special TO Tho TrIhr,,e


BINGHAM June 26.-Reese Jenkins. a.
foreman OF the converters at the Yampa
smelter, expects to go TO ParonI Itajv
TO assume the superlntendency OF large
smelters at that place
Mr. and Mrs Robert Askew will leave
shortly on trip to California They
expect TO be gone about three weeks
Grandma Byrnes was rendered a pleas
ant surprise prior to her departure TO her
former home In Lancashire, England.
Edward w. Peterson has purchased
what was formerly known as the Russell
rooming house. He VIII later establish
a European plan hotel there.
Cashier c. w. BuckhoItz of the BlnC-
ham state bank was called TO his former
home al Janesville, Wis. on account of
the serious illness OF mis- aged father.
Word has since been received here OF
his death. Mr. Bucltholtz has the SYM
pathy OF the entire camp.
Deputy Shcrin Charles Coats has his
residence on Carr Fork under quaran-
tine with dlphtherla. The family IS out
of danger.
The Commercial club OF Provo has sent
an invitation to all Bingham residents to
attend the Provo annual strawberry day,
Tuesday, June 80. The visitors will be
eat,
The Women of Woodcraft gave card
party Thursday at Canyon hall. De-
licious refreshments added much pleasure
to the evenings entertainment.
Manager Hancock of the l Y L Furni-
ture company of Bingham is rejoicing
over the arrival OF a son,
Samuel Mallaby OF the Yampa, Is Wis
iting his family at Aspen, Colo
Mrs. r. w. Tilney left Tuesday for
Eureka ON business connected with the
Women of Woodcraft.
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distinctly visible as a little cloud to the
NAKED eye The possessor OF a small
telescope VIII find other interesting clus-
ters; T., and V, the second being re-
lnarkaole star cloud about half as broad
as the moon: and the last a beautiful
OBJECT plainly visible to the naked eye
as a bright spot In the Milky Way
All this region Of the sky is rich In
wonderful clusters of stars. and the OBJ
server can doubtless discover for himself
several of the brighter ones. II Is known
that these great clouds are formed of
self-lumlnous suns masscd together, but
whether these bodies are greatly larger
IMAM our own sun or very much smaller
has not yet been determined.
The beautiful planet Venus, which ever
since April has been moving out from
behind the sun. begins 10 run so rapidly
eastward this month that 1t becomes a
conspicuous evening star. on July 1t
is seen In the northwest just after sun
set, little south OF and exactly in line
with the Twin Stars. Castor and Pollux.
BY July 81 IL will almost have overtaken
Jupiter, and Will be seen n little TO the
west and above that planet in the con-
stenation Leo, From this time on until
the end of the year IL will be our beauti-
tul evening star. each evening becom-
Ing brighter and mounting higher up in
will attain its greatest brilllancy, and
will then be by far the brightest object
in the sky, BY this date 1t will have
reached y. Figure /. In the eastern bor-
der OF Saglttarius. the sun Will then be
just above Antares at b, the two bodies
being SO far apart that the planet will
not set until three and one-half hours
after sunset.
The planet Mars is rapidly approach
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nebnla, the existence of which is only
revealed by photography. The star was
formerly much fainter than now, being
fainter than the nearby star al c., II Is
said TO have been the first star observ ed
through the telescope In the daytime.
NO one who surveys this summer sky
covered with Its myriadS OF suns, can fail
TO be impressed with its wonderful and
delicate beauty. To study 1t with the
most satisfaction the observer should be
far away from all artificial light, and he
should select an evening when the moon
3 absent, for the great brilliance of our
satellite renders ali the more delicate OBJ
Jects, and even the Milky Way itself
hopelessly Invisible. Since full moon oc-
ours on the third OF this month any clear
evening during the last three weeks will
be found very suitable for observation.
The best way to learn the summer con-
stcllatlons is to first follow along the
Milky Way tracing out the Archer, the
Eagle, the Arrow, etc, IN order and
s9.lterward adding. the groups of the
scorpion the Serpent. Hercules. etc,
which border the Milky Way until the
whole face of the sky has been covered.
In a very few minutes the observer will
find that he has learned all of the
brighter constitutions
There are very few, little known,
faint groups which are not marked on
Figure /. The faint stars near y, just
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
SEERS FAIL TO SEE
AND SO ARE ARRESTED
Bunch Of Grafters Who Pretend
to Tell the Future Pulled
by Police.

NEW YORK, June o6.-The failure
of eighteen fortune tellers and palm
readers to foretell their own fate re-
suited last night. in their arrest by
squad Of detectives. who carried out
The suggestions of District Attorney
Jerome that the tenderloin be freed
OF them. Following many complaints
to the district attorney by persons who
claim to have been swindled three
young women detectives connected with
The headquarters staff obtained the eei-
dcnce on which the places of eighteen
sseers were raided last night. 1t is not
legal to tell fortunes in this state, but
until now there has been no active sup
preston of the practice, from which
many palm readers and others derive
smfIIclent income TO warrant them in
spending hundreds OF dollars daily in
advertising.
In tho night police court most Of the
offenders were placed under bond not
to continue the practice for period
of six months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
PLEASANT RECEPTION
FEATURE OF WEDDING
Snecial TO The Tribune,

OGDEN, June 26.-Tucsday evening,
June 90. at o'clock in the evening, at
the home of the brides aunt. Miss Rose
Canheld. 2506 Madison avenue, was held
the wedding reception of MI and Mrs.
Austin II. Shaw. The young couple were
married that morning at the Salt Lake
temple, Apostle David o. Mckay per-
forming the ceremony. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Israel c. Brown
Of this city, and for the past two or
three years has been teacher in the
city schools The groom ia the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtello Shaw, also OF this
city,
The bride wore g gown OF white
messaline. with point lace bertha, and
carried brides roses. She was assisted
in receiving the guests by her sister. Miss
Lenore Brown. who worSe pink foulard
Upward OF a hundred and fifty guests
were entertained during the evening. Re-
freshments were served, The home was
tastefully decorated with roses. sweet
peas and ferns. Many beautiful presents
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw. The
affair throughout was most pleasant
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lEHI NEWS NOTES

opeclal 10 ne JrlDuno-
LEHl, June 26.-The general committee
on the Fourth OF july celebration has an.
pointed sub committees on programme
finance, music, decoration, sports and salutes
Commencing ut daylight snlutes will be given
for the thirteen original states and forty. five
for the other states, and at. sunrise four bands
will sorenade the city. At 10 o clock the fol.
lowing programme will be rendered in the
Tabernacle
I,.; '.'.' SILVER bnnd
Duct ....., ....,. Melba and Harold Fox
Grafton .............. Miss Nav Lott
Star-spangIod Banner Abe Anderson
Declaration of Independence. ............
s...-........ Miss Margaret Thurman
Sword OF Bunker Hill ,....J, w McAlister
Stump speech .....,..... Isrnel Anderson
Quartette ....U Under direction OF Israel An
Selection ....... Third ward silver band
AT o'clock there Will DO o series cf sports
at the City park, races for the children, re
lay races, tugs.of-wor and ball game be-
tween Lehi and Draper.
The county commissioners were in Lehi
this week looking over the flooded area ad~
jaoent to Utah lake and Jordan river. Those
whose lands arc inundated have asked for a
remittance of taxes on the same, and it is
probable their prayer will be granted The
river has cut new channel from Utah lake
about one-half milo east OF tho old one and
il is reported that the new channel ia about
fifteen feet deep. Tho two channels come TO.
gcther at the county bridge, about two miles
north OF the lake. In OF the channels
the water is muddy and apparently about ono
half of the lake overflow passes out through
each channel.
The past week has been busy ono with
Cupid locally, as the following weddings have
taken place: Lumette Russon and Ezra
Chugg, Minnie Larson and Warren Schow
Rebccca Coates and Noel Pulley, Amy Sharp
and Alfred Uratt. Annie Lovcridge and Ernest
Webb, Agnes Taylor and Jefferson McKee,
Zcley Southwick and Albert Spratley.
Wednesday MIR. Willie, manager OF tho
Louvre, GENE down from Salt Lake City and
took his wife back home with him. 1t will
be remembered that Mrs. Willie was the lady
severely injured in automobile acci
dent near Lchi about two weeks ago. She
has been ut the home OF Senator ]. y. Smith
since the accident and il is thought that she
is now out Of danger,
Tonight the Commercial club will hold mn
election To determine who its board OF gov
ernors will be for the next year.
Quite number Of Lehi citizens have been
out west looking for prospective dry farms
10 be taken up under the enlarged non-resi-
dent homestead law. They will locate prin-
cipally in Rush valley.
Lehi is suffering from an epidemic Of
whooping cough. Nearly forty families are
quaraatincd. So FAR, no deaths have re-
suited from the contagion.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune.

Specldl 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, June 26.-The city council met
in adjourned session last night and dis
posed Of the following business: The city
taxes on the Provo Woolen mills were
reduced from $3.50 to Sl25 This reduc-
not running. Another petition from the
y, Y. university, asking that no liquor
license be issued except for medicinal
purposes, was nled, as the matter was
already In the hands OF the committees
Don Park sent in his resignation as fire
teamstar and John Loveless resigned as
extra fireman, the designations to take
enect July l. Referred to the committee
on fire department. The city attorney
reported to the council the necessity for
an amended poll tax ordinance TO con-
form to the session laws OF 1903 Re-
Ierred TO the committee on Judiciary
The committee on claims reported favor
ably on n claim of Sl00 by Bishop Albert
Mainwaring for a horse which was killed
by failing into the east drain. The horse
had Deen turned onto the street TO Craze
and was hobbled which was a violation
or OF the city ordinances. and in view OF
these lactS the report was sent back TO
the committee and city attorney for fur
ther investigation. The committee on
judiciary reported in favor OF calling a
convention in this city of all city and
county officers OF the county July 10 at
l9 O'Clock. TO discuss the prohibition
question:, with view TO securing uni
lornlty, Report adopted. The city re-
corder was instructed 10 notify the gem
eral committee on entertainment OF tho
". a. r. veterans that Provo Will enter
TAIN all veterans who come here but
would not contribute to the general COM
mittee.
About o'clock last evening two young
men Lawrence Johnson and Arthur
knudsen, fired several shots from a 90
callper pistol into an outpuildlng on tho
property OF George Mckinley on Sixth
west street Mr.. McKinley's grand
daugn,ter Emma Tieke, years OF age.
was In the building at tho time and was
hit In the thigh BY one OF the bnlIefs
Inc boys immediately left town, but will
be brought back as soon as located
Prof. and Mrs, Enoch Jorgensen of
sandy are here visiting with Mrs. Jor-
gensens parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. III.
DR., John c. Gorsuch Of Denver Colo
stopped off in Provo on his way To Sc
attic. and while here purchased a frnIt
farm on Provo bench for 81 ., 600
The B. Y, University Alumni assocla-
ton expects to have the slOO O00 Maeser
memorial building finished by the end Of
the next academic school wear, and tba
next meeting of the alumni win be beid
in the building. N
The Provo Meat and Packing COMPANY
mas begun suit in the district court
against The Walker Stone company to
oo..ScI oo.f, S"l;z9 Tor merchandise. and
goods. 'N'i-00 ioF
=, Judge John L. Booth, District Attorney
Harvey Clun and Court Stenographer
MIS-. y. II. Walters returned lasf niobt
from pernal. where they have been hold
Ing term of court
a marriage license has been issued ia
frank 70. Hunter OF New York onJ
Narrie simpson OF American Fork.