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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19

abandoned that fecler. and its "stat
commission plank. and now are work
ing through the use of Senator Hyde.
au advocate of near-p prohibition bin
which they hope viii satisfy NJ senators.
Most OF The senators attending the
sorics of secret meetings were not in-
formed OF the skIrmishing done ln the
back ground by the federal ofhccholders
preceding these conferences. of the deep
satisfaction their being held gives to
the paper which this morning screamed
forth The results Of the final aucus.
THOSE PRESENT.
Those present were President Henry
Gardner who has recognized his obli-
cation Co Col ed. Loose for bis scloc-
ton as senate president by introducing
the Cullen BIN. Rudolph Kuchler. who
hoped at one time Co bc leader 500 nud-
Ing way past the prohibition wave. n.
w. scvy who was elected on platform
deliberately declaring Tor prohibition
John II. Sooly. who has up 90 now
shown but little Interest in the mat
ter. despite the fact that he received a.
record petition from his constituents;
Charles T. Marks. and s. j. stooNoy,
who as members of the lower house be-
came known as administration mcn;"
Senator HulanislSi. whose attitude
from the first; senator hyde. an adj
vocate Of strict regulation and local
option. Senator HersChcl Bullun. Jr..
an intimate friend OF John " Smith,
and John Y. Smith who recently en-
ioyed am aftcr-Orphcum dinner at
which champagne Is said 90 have flowed
freely.
SCARED or MASS MEETING
The Republican mass meeting called
for next Wednesday has probably been
a determining force in attempting to
get the prohibition question settled be-
foro that date. II has also probably
served as the spur to these three con-
socutve caucuscs, commenced even he
fore the Cannon bill could possibly be
known in any detail to the senate. since
10 had not then been passed with
amendments by the house.
The question of chief interest now "a
whether the maucuvcring Of the past
week has been successful and whether
the positions announced for ~ senators
by the caucus leaders are positions
those senators viii unalterably
maintain The senator's who have re-
fused 90 be parties to the plsdging
process are Miller, Wilson. Bnnkcrhon,
Williams. Burton. and Horsloy. 10 Is
probable that Marks Stookey. Gardner,
Badger, Bullen. and John Y Smith are
actuated by the party machinery. Those
deliberately opposed to prohibition ou
the issue itself are Benner X smith
Hulaniski, and Kuchler Hyde wishes
stringent legislation which does not go
TO the extent Of prohibition. while the
position Of Scvy Is unexplained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19

r. T. Evans. Florist, 80 s. Main St.
Floral designs q specially. Phone eai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Tho funeral OF Dr Henry Hopkins.
who died of heart disease Tuesday att
erroou iu the Sanitarium. win Doe held
sunday afternoon under the auspices o.
The q. a. r. of which order he was O.
member,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19
RmLs PAssED ~ norsE.

revenue and taxation. Euacting clause
stricken out
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JOSEPH ~ SAITH JR
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Gnitr0 nni Ocr Hnrdlrciic.


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Ncnc}uc.3 ciutcr'ft. clmrC0Cr in N'ut
ttnquc o0fr ln IriHj0l0
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1tolicn.
YnrlnmCnt0crOiinnno.

Rom p Wart
Ter Soma Ttftor Gmanud Cr6ii.
neto oaa llalIculihc E1r.anrnt m.t
oen iitildlea icrenanu Gr mjr0r
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natoreu beQc"ier. bclruBt 81.
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Gr9be5cHtataiucpl, un0 mar soif.
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una0 idnoi1c )}ieuoNo'a Rcdte
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3ighunqut gniidcu iciuN p}1lt
Bern ln0 anosreu lF1drtrn leit5rt
Bum Sd'lH''e orana err a5u'l BAR.
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@Sciiimiitiidlc 9lniidltcn.

H&leu. %. Nar
6ier hcrrid)t mle0er hmar3cr
|cniniYnll2 bctrti's scr galfaa.
iraae Dor ood iheint liz, ans 81.
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tbuHQrn 0jc u0u fciu2n I6atddll1
lnlrririjtt ucr0H 5u belriiH0cH
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breitct, 0o6 Cciterrcit ctD Ultima
tttm an @el3yoo ieno1n mid. ooh
iehlt je0e Qeititillm1.
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gofer morOct i,inc 5odlicr.
Jlrln llorf. 21 U}lrI

JicD gl0rt q IldrI
Tie Sdullc5rern }tmd u D'u.
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2ic Observation-Disclosures sur Son.
uentiOn i'll Scranton iinO nidlt ~
Nunitcn cinc9 Strcito.
lIn9uniti0C 3cit
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Gic OcucrtidJnitsiragc
GcrantnlI. M. 25. lE1rs.


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U,rt11ie iid 6ic Qonpcution BIS IL
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Nm Nralnfiniihnnn
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Sdyluerco llnluritcr.
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non $4,000 III sic 1oIgc 1ns Jor
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sein ,iasucr Rid,tcr.
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@OQcn fciuc mittclloien guugcn-
frnnfe.

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pbrte Der Relierul l.uicc'uuos
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Sraufrcidl
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Sufiraaetten freiaeIaiien.
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and SaoD GowtanU 20ttea elm 8e.
niIltommnlmgsmahl gc1c muroe.
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sr9efiiuoi8; er IUar IN 1853 &C..
boreH.
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Der 8tidlStG0 nimmt ben Nlutten'
etat ubue Scbattc in jlurucr
Seiuug an.
SOjiaIocmotrGtcH ten Oppouircu.
9ie 6niieriadlt o6UbcujOllern" bobrt
in Der HorOiec ciuCu nOrluC0tid)cu
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Ter ReidataJ ra0m N guuiCl
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peipa otr;Relhatol 1rIe5an9ta miro.
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Ger I0u'ral yor6 lhs gere5.
'or0. geieblshober 0esht- .leihU,.
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Die aaiierjddt .0O5uoucrn"
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mur0e bat }med9 Hepar1or NJ.
aelmahlien arJcIauien Gey NaUer
mar Hlht an 4orO.
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Dies geIaug ser |oIijci 3u crmittcIr
mad ben maacren glugaben ole Der
&ndbc uladte ebc er nit ieincm VA.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-03-26

Die ,,1oreItern"- "-3ettuu
9en BADEN ote Geiebictte
BON ga Groiie nicPt nur
mitIcPreiben iencern nit
maePen helfen.
Evening journal., 1909-01-25
PRIVATE CAR SAVED
PAIR FROM RICE STORM

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
FELTON,. Dol. Ian 26-For no
comfort of his bride and his party 81
guests from New York Wright Chap
man Of New York. whose marriage 20
Miss Grace Walton Stevenson intcr-
estcd all Of FELTON,. chartered a Pull
man drawing-room car. Taking refuge
with his guests, iu the seculsion OF his
special car after the ceremony, Mr.
Chapman was safe from the rice and
corn assailants.
Tho ceremony was performed at the
residence Of the brides father. NJ, Nor
ris Stevenson. az $50 o'clock on Sat,
,rday. by the Rev J. p. Eggert. pas
tor of FELTON, and Harrignton Presby-
terian Churches.
There was a beautiful wedding party.
The bride was preceded by n little
flower girl. her niece. Lydia Walton
pettus. Of North Carolina The brides
attendants We're Miss Cad Sharp %
Harrington; Mrs. u. b. Murray Miss
Harrington and Miss Melvin, Of Fer
ton.
Evening journal., 1909-01-25

ON Tuesday last there come a windfal
at his house Yes. a fine pair twins:
sia pound boy and 2 pound girl. and
bright and pretty as doll babies This is
three children inside of two years, a
daughter not ? years old yet. and the
father only p and the mother not 90
How about race suicide in this family.
Mrs Walins had a narrow escape from
a terrible fate on Monday night while
she was walking the floor with q sick
crying baby. She slipped on a match
and instantly was enveloped in flames.
Her screams brought her husband. who
wrapped a carpet about her and smoth-
cred the flames. Mrs wallins escaped
with only slight burns on the body
w. Warrington had a comical expert
ence last week while loading logs for
Bob Clendaniel in the woods. He was
guiding the cart with n heavy timber
when the wheel struck a snag The log
flew up and threw young Warrington
twenty feet in tho air and into brush
pile lie was scratched somewhat but
no bones were broken. Clendanel says
he was comlcal sight flying through
the air like gay bird.
Many Of our best citizens attended the
inauguration OF Governor Pennewill this
week and the ball We are proud to have
Ellendale represented with our proud
David H. Reei on tho reception commit
tee. and YOU bet Dave will slip some
with his new swallow tail suit. Bully
for Dave. Paul Pry.
Evening journal., 1909-01-25
NOVEL SOUVENIRS
TO BRIDESMAIDS

At a recent wedding the bride hit
on a novel way Of presenting tho
souvenirs 10 her bridesmaids that add
ed much to the interest Of the occas
sion.
After much looking she found in a
Russian art store number OF fasci-
mating old silver belt buckles. such as
are Worn by the peasants In Rus
sa.
The one drawback was that eight
buckles alike were not SO he pur.
chased. But the girl hit on the happy
plan of making the bridesmaids draw
of rtheir own gifts.
Each buckle was done up daintilv IN
a box used for the wedding cake. with
the monogram Of the bride and groom
on top These were put in the center
Of a wedding bell. of white garden
chrysanthemums, and a white ribbon
with a small heart, cut from silver pa
per. was attached TO each package.
The bell was a home made affair.
made with fine wire. with the flowers
stuck in through tho meshes. Each
stem was wrapped in damp sphasnuin
moss 20 keen il fresh.
The boxes were concealed in the top
Of the hell above the clapper. A vsir,
shelf was run across. with an opening
on one side. through which the boxes
were slipped. The shelf wis hidden
by being wound with green's.
Each heart had a number on the
wrong side which was repeated on Tic
box 90 avoid mistakes.
At the close Of the wedding supper
the bride arose and said: Il win now
ask my bridesmaids to wish me good
luck by ringing my marriage bell
Each girl was then directed 10 talSt
hold Of the first ribbon she could reach
and pull the bell gently seven times
In order 20 bring bell. boxes and all
down on the table. the pulling was yer,
light.
At the close Of the ringing each gir
was tcld to draw her ribbon TOWARD
her one at a time. This took the
small boxes from the shelf without
/ possibility of nreakage.
The boxes when opened we're found
to contain in addition to an odd buckle
a small card, with the date of tho
wedding. the initials Of the bride ano
groom. and a merry, jingle appropriate
to the occasion.