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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22

S~bcucreS bier @olter s..
StoIf bon 9fr. 5l5, @cit.2 cringtoll.
SiraBe, iuuroc gcitern Hohnlittaa in
Der ipeltliden Goli5eiltation Dem 90
li5eirldter Soniel 2obcn ultcr Der
gnidhllbigrn9 uorgciiibrt, Srou @Io-
bpS Wbitnep, bic Nciiberin zines
Srcubcnbulties III M~oborgitroBc, tbGt-
lid ongeariiicn at babcr, porgcIiibrt.
Sci Dem 8erbGr ~iteIlte ToIi5ciIieutc-
nant Feregop bcm gngcitrloigten
Die 6roee, oh er geiitiae 0etrGnfe IN
Dem Voroea gefouit babe. Stoii be-
jobte mo iogte, baB er 80 Gents pro
IlaIdc @ier 5ublte unb man iogor
perifiebeile %ole 81 pro 5loidc pol,
ibnl fprberte. Stafi erbot lid ieinc
angaben ourd,. 3eit9en ST. belpeiicr,
mesbolb Holi5cirihter Sooe,l oas Scr.
bDr nuf beilte @ormittag peritob.
@laops @bitnep hrud,te mcbrcre ih.
rer Sausiniaiiilnen nnd) Der Toli5ci.
citation itno uerilld)tc 5t bepciicn,
Dab Stoff ibr .cin blaiIeS slltgc idlllg
ltro orobtc, ibrc guoc ousrGimcn 5lt
iuolten.
Irf ser Strabe erfronft.
Ser II obre alte @iuion Ml,r.
pbp, eiu Mngeiteqter beS itGotiihct
@uiier.G epartements, crfronftc &c.
ltcrll mGbrenb Der Nrbcit an Ger Gde
bon 2cooenball. nnO SltenoitraBc
aan5 ploslid) mo mubte in Der Anr.
billan5 oes iiioliheil 9iitriftS nod
ieitcr @obnung, Nr. 1907, Norh.
GoaositraBe, iibcrfiibrt ipcroen.
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GIcftrofutiDnirt.

Gleftro.I ednifer finbcn traaiite:
Zoo in Der clcftriid)en 0atteric.
Stotior olti ocnt Mount Honol.
8nbnboi. = George Snrris, Gin
@eiBer, rno Sontcs @roofs. ell
Neger, bic Spier.
George Sorris, 80 Sabre oIt, nuo
Elm i,rngcr Teser, Romens Snme@
proofs, beibc Gleftro. Sed)nifer Ger
Sirtnu grdop & Sobn, Nr. i'll,
6utbeoruI.S truBe, ipuroen geiterrl
Gndmittog III benz Moltnt RopuI
gatterie.S miie Scr .0uItililore-S Ohio
'Giienbnbn" al Der greuarbFS troBc,
IN Ser Nabc bcS Wolult Hopol gohu'
bofrS, eIcftrotutionirt. @orouf scr
llniaIl 5uriid5uiiibren lit, miro mGN-
%lid)erlueiie cin IGtbiel bleibeu. Iic
@enonnten lparell bercits 2eid)cn,
oils 2cilte. melde i'm 5tpeiten Stoef
!perf orbeitcterl, oilrd) ooS Nuiblibcl:
groBer bloiter Slommen in Sdredrrl
aeieBt muroen lub nud benz untcrc,,
59cile beS @ebd,loeS ciltcn. no lie
Die 4eihen ouiianoen. Sorriio,l
ipobnt an Der WonroesS traBc. in Der
N1bc Scr Gbmonoion.9Ipenuc, uro
@roofs an Scr Gbina., nube Der SAM.
burg-S trabe. Scr 9ebtere ltonb inn
80. 2%ebenSiuJrc. Coroner Or. SiloS
9olopin elite gleih nod Der l%lnfnll.
it6ttc mo begonn nit Der llntcri,l.
dung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22


Gin d)lncrcr Climber. -
NidoIas Seating, ser bou bcnn
&ed)isonlpolt Huiu3 8oobs i'm
Equitable 8cbIuoc" Die Slmmc
bon $S7 inter foIiden &ortpGnber
erlanatc. murbe geiteru pom Hid)ter
Gllffp i'm Griminolgcrid)t SIT ciner
@cfdnguiBboit bon orei Wtonaiclr
pcritrtbcilt. Seating bate benz Mn-
malt er5abIt, bob ieine Srau 9eitor.
ben iei INN er einen reiden Snfcl
IN Srlano beerbcn iolle. IS itelltr
lid) abcr tcroltS, BOP Die Srou nid)t
MIR nift gcitorben mar, ionocrn iehr
fleiBig on Scr grbeit iuor, NOS mehr
mar, ais mas man pom ibrcm Nun,1
ioacn fonnte.
@cidieoene 2cutc. - ,Snl
areisgerid)t Er. 9 erbiclt Gowuro
9ropn bon Scr. ttt2, OIt-2crinaton,
StraBc, cine ablolute Steioung po;;
Srail Srances groprl, Die er in 1891
beiratbete.
Singer glc SigGboIls"
rno ~SpIter. g anbtpid Dies.
= @err Gbriitian Humenop, Der al,
Der Gte bon 0reene- uno Sarutoan.
StroBc ein groBes Sotel bctreibt,
ipitrbc aeItern in Ser ipeitliden Hoii.
| 5fiItotion pom Yoli5eirid)tcr 2oScu
iulter Der Inibuloigung, oas Conn.
tagSgelet oerlest ju bobeii, lnlter
$1,000 8iirgid)ait .iiir oas Geriabren
ocS Grintinalgcrihts feityPbalten.
&ie onS Serbor crgab. benlerfte olll
Sonntag gbeno Yoli3iit SusbeS pom
ipeitliden Siitrift, mie 5ipei Earden
bus Sotel perlieben. Ger 9laurof
foIgte linen arf Sdritt mo Grit
iInb trot oil Die gegleiter Der jipei
| jungen WnOd)en berun lnb iragte
! oicielbcl,, mas lie in Dem 2ofule ,l
tbnll batter. Ger Observation-Disclosures
erbielt els Intiport: r@ir babell
Spiter.S mlopiheS gelpeiit unb 8in-
ger Me Godtails aetrunfen." @e-
iiiitt auf bieic guSiogen eSfortirtc
Eoli5iit &ugbeS Die bciben Yaure
! ilad) Der lpeitliheit YoliSeiitation, no
Die Ycriololien pic iolgt feitgeitellt
ipuroen: 2euiS Mngelier, 81 Sabre
alt, bon Tr. #. @ilnlor.2one; Gbri.
ition aincoib, - Sabre alt, bon Ir.
1S43, observation-disclosures; Bertha
| SmitbL is Sabre alt. bon Tr. 305,
Siio-MonntiiroBc. uno Gbriitine
Shroeoer. 16 Sabre alt, bon Nr.
1908, McitG ombarSItroBc. Wic oaa
Bcrbbr eraub, batter bic hciocn NC.
lraleiter Der W1bdcn beim Vetreten
beS SoteIS ais Mann inb Sroii int
! Sotelrcpiltcr reaiitrirt. YoIi5eiridl-
Ter 2ooen hielt oen WGbden cine
| Strafpreoiat nno oeiltete linen ali.
+, odb tic bci ibrer Seintfe1r cine Irodt
Eriiacl BON ihren Giiern p%eroientell
Euuo iic IN 3iifunit dis MinoeriGbrigc
poriittiacr iein ioaten ullo lid nor
Sen, 9ctretcn eincs 2pfules fiber Oan
Gharaftcr belielbcn crit crtrmbigen.
fIie @roBaeidnporenen meroen lid jr-
beniaas nit Der Nraae 5it bcidaiii.
gen baben, Oh Ginger gle Sigh-
ba0s" in Die &lolic Der geiltiaen @c.
trinfc inIcn illlb meroen inl Nitt.
iolle bic anflage aegc,i bcn &oielicr
/ ie0cnfolle ialen Ioilen.
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yltnfcl 8rGiig.@ creen."
WtasfcusVaa ........ WasfeusVall
Ol.AA.L 40 OsL.x

-WtItIIUuUt I'd. VtuTHHT-
@crmauia : ManmerdJor !paae.
Gintrittsfarten, 500 prO Yeriun,
iiuo ppm Gpmite mnb an Der &aiie 1T
hnbcn.
(36-142r3,50-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22

NG1e snr &eiie in's NnslanS be-
israt 6. Nlaiae, Nr. 4j3. Eit.yditi.
n~,srtasuar. satf 4litsm Cssis IVY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
sdDneu fam ibr Gnbe.

Sr. s. :. NIeranOer, Der YrGiibent
Der 8corgc's Greet Gool & Sron
Co." crlieat cinem Ser5itloge.
Stnno i'm y. 2ebensiobrc.
Eotrid 9cple, elm 80 Sabre alter
sIrbeiter, ais 2eidle a~uigcflnbrl.
8an5 u%neruartct lit tSr. Sulion !.
Nleratoer, eir hetnnnter Nn1uult,
ieit "a Sabreu Der NrGiibent Scr
.@eor1e's Greet Goal & Sron &c."
1T ieinem Seint 9tr. 659, gScit.
erringtol.S traBe, ans Dem 2eber
Geidiehcn. Gr Itunb I'M -. 2ebenS-
jatre uib ai,s icinen @eifGiteu bis
tur5 Dor Dem looe nod. Sn Sc.
ihGitsfreiien rpar Der gerItorbrna
lpeit uno brett befannt. Nebcn elmer
SthpeItcr. Sri. 6. I~lcranoer, be.
tlauern Den GcrbIidencn 3ipei Brit
ser, sic $50. Gictor mlo 1lorion
NterallDer.
2ag tobt i'm 9ett.
Fatrid Soplc, ein 90 Sabre alter
@rbeiter, lpilrbc geitern 9toduuitto0
III ieireln Seim. Nr. All, SiioJ@il.
morltroBe, i'm Vett lieacno oils 2eid,c
onfgefunoel. Ger Gerltorbene, mel
oier bei'm itGbtiifen Ab5ugSfonoI-
SpItem b~cId)Gitigt mar, febrte geitern
Wrrmittag gegen If llbr bon Der Nr,
belt 6uriif uno tlagte iiber llnluobl.
leln. Gr bc9ob lid, 81 9ett iuno
w!,ree cine Stlnoc ipGtcr BON ieilltr
Eohter, 6rau Soicpbine 6. Scnbott,
cls 2eide ani9eiunben. Coroner Or.
Scrbert glafe pom iiiolucItIid)en 81,
Iiritt tuilroe bcnahrittigt mo lcitcte
cine Inter iid)unB ein.
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troll Bureau bieicr Organization Rr.
t01, @cIt- sorotosaitraBe, seiouot
merben.
IN bent Bureau beS nGeutid)en
Ccrreiponbenteu" iinb ioiueit Die ioI
ncnhcn NeitrGae einacInuien:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22

s2t @ors.Way-s En-, sabe Niab-str.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
FOR TRANSPARENCY OF
WATER POWER SITES
senator ~mput Introduces Bill Au-
thuriliug Transfer Co States bat
The, Are Sever to he sold.

Washington March .>.
maut far the transfer .. ... .u.
sites from tno uatoua. .o.. .... ..
tho several states and te..l..r. t,H.
shape today when Senate. Su4. o..
jr1dugrd uu for that purpose
Contrary tu general expectation t.a
HlI win provide for the leasing .I
power sites by the states and would a.t
permit their sale under any conduit Ir.
Do would provide for transfer t1 stat .
whenever 10 was shown 90 the satls-
faction of OBJ. secretary uf the inter %
that uug tract was chiefly valuable for
power Site only one reservation
would bee made. and that would boz that
The transfer should not interfere with
prospecting 0r the developing of min
rrII resources
other conditions of the bin are.
That the land snail Doe devoted by the
lessee only 90 the development of water
uUWoI. that tho state shall reserve tho
uaul ln HN charges by power c1mpanie
f.r DHuh fn year period that mo- mo-
uaroIy shall nC permitted t0 lcssees an
dgr Che law
THa u.f section would provide f'r
tho forfeiture OF the land hy the sta -
.n case uf au, disposition of the Land
contrary lH THE provision of the pro-
posed law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
FATAL ACCIDENT
ON CHARLESTON
Breech Block Of 3-lnoh Gun Blew
Out. Killing Eight Men
Instantly.

Manila, March 2S-The report that
United states cruiser Charleston was
confirmed today. Eight men were killed
and several others slightly injured.
During practise at sea on OIongspo,
the breegh block of a s-inch gun blew
out and in its fight across the deck
cut through steel stauchion and
moved down the men. Seven of the
victims were Instantly killed while am
eighth died as the Charleston was
huruing Co Cavite.
THE DEAD
Frlua Mckee. master-at-arms
Walter Nustedet. seaman.
Harry UeafUu, seaman.
leo Eeemelle seaman.
Harry Gr3den. seaman.
Ralph farAmtu. seaman.
Make Barntrd. seaman.
Edward Moiln. private marine.
THE cause Of the explosion is not
known.
Rear Admiral John Hubbard. COM
wauder- iu-ghief Of the AslatIc fleet.
has ordered an investigation. The
bodies OF the victims viii be buried at
CaVIte
The Charleston. which IS Rear Ad-
Wiral Hubbard's flagship. today rec
turned 20 the firing range. Her COM
maud.ug officer is Commander John ~.
Gibbons She is protected cruiser OF
ZOO tons and carries 6s guns.
WHAT ADMIRAL MASON SAYS
Washington. March 2S-Rear Ad-
miral Hubbard in reporting Co the
navy department the accident Coz tho
Charleston which killed eight men. as
cribes the cause AS probably due to
premature discharge OF one OF the g.
inch guns The cab'eFr8m which was
brief stated that a court of inquiry
would make am investigation
Admiral Mason. chief OF ordnance.
believes the accident resulted from q
bent OF broken firing pin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28

4. G. Ncbbcr. superiutcndcut OF 10
G.. NJ. john r.. Wndcr had been
"a director OF Z G. NJ T.. I think. since
1855 lie was a very valuable member
of the board. and one OF the best ad
ylspr- Z ever knew ne was s1 level
headed and evenly balanced, that he
viii be greatly missed. Re was % noble
man. filed with integrity ana honor
in thought word and deed. had
been Intimately associated with MINI
since about 1865. Ho formerly managed
the tanuary for Il. G.. N. ]. iu the Nine
teeuth ward. and De was am expert In
that line His interest ia the AFFAIRS
Of this establishment was maintained
up 90 the day he was taken sira. ana
ii was only fcN DAYS before that he
attended meeting of the board. lresi-
dent \yindar was evenly balanced he
was not sWgyCd by any prejudice. MS
grasp of business affairs was remark
ably keen. and h rs not only loss tho
board has sustained by tho loss OF "a
valued member but each one remain
ing feels that me- has sustained in the
death of John r. Winder A great per
sonal loss
W. W Ritter OF Dcserot National
Bank-"Inere can only be one EXPIRES
sion ON the death of John r. Windcr.
and that rs one Of great regret az his
taking away. ] had known him since
1855. when we we're soldiers together.
President Winder commanded an oX-
peGition ont into the desert OF western
Utah after Indians. was also as-
ISOLATED with him ln temple work for
NJ wears lacking few days. and /
found him always strictly honest up
right. conscientious. prudent, far-see-
ing generous and Just, and all that
goes TO make up man OF the highest
tvpe uf character. He was never fan
atical. never oyerrclIgious and had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
Expressions From Intimate Friends.

strong faith in the overriding proyi-
dence OF God and was true 60 the
Church of which he was prominent
member.
phcnomaual memory for men and
places OF any man 1 ever knew. Re
sulting from his labors as assessor ana
collector in this city FOR years. he knew
every man and his property. his family
and am mis- conditions and never for
got them. His memory was as bright
and keen in this regard on the day Of
his death as 10 was when he was Inn
modiatcly connected with this class OF
work. and his faculties remained with
out dimness or abatement and his
mind under any conditions never be
came beclouded. II may be said OF
John r. Wiudcr Ike 10 was said OF
Moses. at the time Of his death. that
his eye WAS not dmmed, nor his ma
tural forces abated.
Thomas A. Cutler. manager Utah
Idaho sugar COMPANY cannot say
10 was "a shock 90 hear OF the death OF
John r Winder, as In the nature Of
things we could not expect to keep
him with as much longer. He was nearly
50 years old. and me worked, you might
say. up 90 the day ~ his death His
greatest happiness. ! believe was I'm
doing good and keeping his mind busy.
and this he did up until his eyes were
closed iu death
81 have been associated with Prosi-
dent Wiuder in the sugar company
since 1890 and / was "a great admirer
~ his character His loss VIII be keen
ly felt not only in ecclesiastical affairs
but In his business associations. lie
was a man OF good Judgment. fearless
in his expressions and had the courage
or his convictions al an times. He was
a splendid type OF manhood, and he
had warm place In my heart"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28

drills and escaped with more than $780,
600 Ina stamps and SLIGO in cash
A Waterman IN the building was un-
disturbed while the robbers entered
through a street window and opened a
vault The Office had been closed since
6 O'Clock Saturday evening When n
clerk opened tho doors this morning
the robbery was discovered
Washington. March 2S-Thc postoffiec
az Richmond liz the depository for an
the fourth class and presidential post
offices in the state OF Virginia. Re
mittances are made TO tho treasury az
WASHINGTON every few days officials
here say that IN $4,000 has been stolen
IL represents few days accumulation
Of the remittances OF the small offiosS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28

Rex o
ed al
unexpect
peaceful he closed
he had FALLING Wnder
W. a bedside hc
more two pneumonia
90
emergency eyes
oep
The President winds rapidly
comforting
wit
decided
n me
The announcement official circumstances develop which
r
and Is grandchildren
d. Mrs Williams.
C.
Salt II. G.
Miss Lu Wuder Y.
Raymond an Res O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28


Lake stake OF Zion.
BUSINESS CAREER
In business life President w1nder was
no less active and prominent than in
ecclesiastictal affairs He held the
military position Of Lieutenant
First regiment cavalry, Nauvoo L.
gion He was at one time Cntet
states guager IN the intern vevende
department. and since 1856 he wa a
director In the Deseret Agri ulturn anil
Manufacturing society 4le wax O.
member OF one Of the early constitu-
tional conventions held in Utah. ana
during the old political regime. he was
for a long time chairman of the terri
torial and county central committees
of the old Peoples party. lie was
director IN the Utah Iron Manufactur-
ing company In lions Savings Bank
a Trust Co. a director In the Itah-lda-
no Sugar company since 1885 "a director
I'm Il. q. NJ l.. from OCT 3, 1885, having
succeeded s. w Sears; In the Des-
eret National bank since 1871. ana DO
the pogeret Savings bank since 1872.
He was vice president Of the Pioneer
Electric company and director In the
Utah Light & Power company
ON Oct I7. 1901. when Joseph T.
smith was elected president 81 tho
church. John r. Winder was appointed
ass his nrst counselor, which appoint
ment was confirmed by a special gen
eraf conference held on the same day
the appointment was made.
Mrs Ellen Walters Winder his hret
Vic. a faithful and amiable compan-
Ion died Nov g. 1892 She was the
mother of 10 children. on the 2Nth ~
october. 1898 President Winder mar
ried the widow who survives him,
Maria Buruham Winder BY a former
wife. Elizabeth Parker, now dead, 10
whom he was united I'm marriage ln
tSEe ne is the father Of 10 children.
an living
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
PRESIDENT JOHN REX WINDER

but the claim has not yet been paid.
ln 1870 John r. Wiudcr was appointed
assessor and collector OF salt Lake
City, which position he held for "a
years lie served three terms I'm the
city council, from 1872 20 1875. In 1854
he resi- gned az assessor and collector
and WIS appointed watermastor of the
city occupying that position Tor three
years In 1887 nc became second coun-
selor TO Presiding Bishop w. D. Pres
ton. 20 which office he was set apart
by President George q. Cannon and
Elder Franklin u. Richards of the
quorum Of the twelve. In April. 1882
when the greut Temple was approach
ing completion and &c was the inten-
ton 20 finish the structure by the FOL
lowing April, Bishop Winder was given
special charge OF the work Of compile
tioH. which he carried 20 a successful
conclusion with his characteristic en-
ergy and zeal. In May 1888. a month
after the dedication Of the temple. he
was appointed and set apart as first
assistant TO President Lorenzo Snow.
In charge of the temple. During the
dedication ceremonies President Joseph
r. smith referred in terms Of great
commentator 90 the faithful persist
ent and efficient labors of Bishop Win
der IN his superiutendency OF the
sacred ediicc and pronounced a bless
ing upon him for time and an eternity
For many years prior 20 these later
appointments. Bishop Windcr held im-
gortaut ecclesiastical positions. In 1894
he was ordained a seventy, and In 1880
he became one OF the presidents Of the
Twelfth quorum of seventy ON March
{. 1892 ne was ordained a high priest
bv Presiding Bishop Edward Hunter
ana walls set apart 60 take charge OF
.hc Fourteenth ward during the alb
sanle of Bishop Thomas Taylor ON "a
mission He subsequently FOR "a sea
.,r osfad as piahop Tavlors first
80 -
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90 Is understood that the above nst
does mot represent au tHa stockholders.
nor tha actual Interests owned ny tHa..
named. ae This Iet WAS made yu '.
comply with the aV. for .Hruprat.r
purposes. Nr NeComIoE subscribing
for the larger amount ana Transferring
the actual amounts owned to The -eF-
eral stockholders later
The price paid for tha.r atogs ay the
new stakeholder was 5Zl5 per share
the par value being 800.
The board of directors of the com
pany for the arst y-ar ls made up or
the incorportors above named with
Mr.. AIcCouIcIJ as the president Daniel
G.. lacking. vice president. ana Samuel
A whitney cashier Mt lacking .s
the we'll known vice president and gem
eral manager OF the Utah Copper COM
pauy and the Ray CON Mr. Mcneil
whose home is iu Colorado Springs. is
the president of the same companies
and Mr.. Penruse. who also resides at
Colorado Springs u.s. their secretary Mr..
Pollock is president of the salt Lake
Mining exchange. and head of the bro
kerag. house wn..u bears h.s name.
Mir Hayden. Who lives FOO Boston, IH
head of th, fm of Hayden, stone
Co tho biz Sew 1sra aul Boston
bankers Sir salisbury I- tine VOL
known .apIH"st. Ir Cutler is general
manager am. .t. Ir"Hld 1t oi the
NAH idaho ..l. ....u.., Mr. Hag-
.r,artb 81. t.... .|.. .. 0n etockm1u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
REPUBLICANS TO CAUCUS
ON LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

Washington. March es-A caucus of
the house Republicans Is 90 be called
for next week 20 arrange the program
Of putting through that body the meas
ures now pending This was agreed
upon az the white House today
President TAFT. who is DESTROYS Of ac-
complishing something as early as pos
sible. win request the opposition Re
publcans to take steps 20 bring about
"a caucus 20 which % rs thought there
win Dc no objection
Tho question Of the caucus was taken
Up this morning when Representatives
Townsend and Hamilton Fish conferred
with the president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28

HIS PUBLIC CAREER.
In hs career OF public activity ex-
tending over half "a century in this
state President Wiuder became one of
The foremost figures in commercial as
well as religious affairs. He was known
iar and wide as the father Of the state
IAN. having been elected "a director of
'ne De'erct Agricultural and Manuflc-
'1'ns association az the time of Is
"san.rauon In 1856. and acting as It's
PRESIDENT from 1872 until 1900 The state
ltl Vas h.s especial pride. ana the
t.'.W ana development OF the sta-e
Progressively shown In these ana
.'el occasions. was the source of great
'a.siac.on t1 him.
mat DIS activities had not Iesse1ol
"hit after half a century of business
was shown when the new Hotel
..1' was projected President Mindar
~ one OF the most enthusiastic pro-
.l''ti of ihe magnificent structure. and
,sslll'u'n to subscribing literally hm-
~ Pc secured by his personal efforts
humher Of subscriptions 10 he
,A oi lne new hostelry. one Of his
'.a.h ambitions. as expressed In "a re-
NY social gathering Ia the Fourteenth
aiN N3II was that as the Almighty
.s au spared his lie until me- was nearly
years of age, he hoped that he might
leted i''''' IAN CUM
born IN KENT. ENGLAND.
p J9hn Rex Wlnder was the son Of
ana s' 'Hl sophia Collins Winder
Esr, W.. born az Biddeudcn. county of
49, england, Dec. H. 1921. His early
ifr.,,l,'', sueh as 10 was, was derived
h' hls own efforts When he
@ a5 'eoout 20 years old John r. Winder
49,, '' london, Wncre he obtained
llploy meut Goo a West End shoe storo
n, ,g ne married Ellen Walters. Nov
ioi'. Nearly two years later he re
~ 10 Liverpool whore he lived for
rgts "sNl h'e years. one day I'm JULY
N"H' 100 the store. he picked IN
NM 'e'''nt OF tOrn-up letter, upnn
t,.s We're written the words. Lat
,'aN saints He wondered what IL
~. Tor he had never seen or hoard
,l.. u'ne before. He asked one of .ho
u... ABOUT H. ana was told that there
tb., s'h church in America. and
Of 'gl had a prophet by the name
Mo- PA smith He was also told
fi.. 'ney held their meetings in
s1d i''i' ana he attended The meetings
ma. .e haptlzed Sept. 90 1913. by
~ ~ nomas ID. Brown on tho 18TH
,ne following month his vifo Woe
wed by Elder Orson Pratt
t,-a-sociatIng with tho IivoroooI
IN, ai Nis until 1853. Elder winder with
Ir.le ana three daughters sailed Tor
'''a on the ship Elvra Owen