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Show SATURDAY, APRIL TillSTH rill-- : M ar- - inning. VOkll. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH I havlnit tll.-l- r ! I HOW would Bryan and JMmont do fur a ti( k i in THIS administration appears to putting its trust in trusts. In- JOHN S II 10 M A N ran judge now what will h said of him when h- really 1 1 - Is dead. No. ( BRYAN'S refusal to sup with SIGNOR MARCONI has succeeded n There and his assertion that the New were too many bishops in the recently telegraphing ac ross the straits of Dover without the Use of wires. If We could Yorkir had no tight to partake of the deceased Legislature. Any churchget our light and power without the use party sacrament, reminds us of the fact man will admit that. of wires what an immense improvement that the carpenter's son did not refuse to sit at th table with Judas. But the A SOCIETY to pn vent sentiment it would he. parallel Is hardly a fair one, for Judas among women has just been organized in Illinois. If it is successful. Illinois AS PRACTICAL Jokers, the people of believed In silver. w ill m longer be known as the Arkansas have peculiar tastes. A corIF HALF the reports about Judge oners jury down there found that some negroes who wen lynched "came to Dusenberry are true, he ought to reA Judge who can not control him--se- lf JUDGING by the number and kind their death by natural causes or were sign. enough to keep sober while of McCunes political friends. It would frozen to death. his ollicial duties is a standburden was seem as if the White-man- s to the state. It Is all right THE SUPREME court has decided ing disgrace . not much greater than the rich mans that lawyers can testify in cases in for Justice to he hlind.bu to have It bui den. which they are counsel, but the jury blind drunk Is another thing. HAD THERE been any of that army does not have to believe what they say. beef in Havana Alger would never have The couit knows that it is safe to trust THE PROVO Enquirer says no one got lost. His sense of smell would have them to the jury. will oldect to the Salt Palace in this corieeted all variations of the compass APOSTLE and Heber J. Grant were city if it is carried on with Salt Lake and errors of the navigator. in the Garden City Monday. Provo money. We do not believe It. There Democrat. Does Bro. Nelson wish to are some people and newspapers in SO FAR as $U) per plate banquets are Utah so used to objecting to anything-outsidconcerned, the question is entirely local. separate church and state, or has Aposof a church conference or tle Heber J. Grant the power to travel Up in Klondike, where champagne is school convention that they can in two personalities? $10 per quart, a $U plate would be plain not keep from objecting to this, esenough for Thomas Jefferson himself. pecially if it shows signs of being a AS TIIE time for the next presidential election approaches it may be ex- success. JUDGE KING does not appear to be pected that the McKinley administraa very ardent Bryan man. The judge tion will Utah State, Journal: "How dearly profess great love for bimetalshould profit by the fate that befell a lism, and d adminstration loves begin a sham battle against our certain candidate for congress last fall the Trusts. its soldiers! How much more it loves its who had said naughty things about soldiers than it does Shylock is shown Bryan. THE PROVO Democrat thinks the by the fact that it issues bonds at the reports of Judge Dusen berrys drunkencommand of the latter to raise money SOME people who have of late years ness may be exaggerated if not unconsidered a regular two-bmeal a true. We hope they are untrue, and to pay for the war and other unnecesgreat luxury think that genuine Tfer-sonia- n think the judge should not be con- sary extravagances and the bonds simplicity might still stand a demned on mere rumors, but that the are all paid, principal and interest, in further reduction in the price of truth should be known. gold. But how different in paying soldiers! Of the three million dollars just Iron Co. Record: We were surpised shipped to Cuba to pay off the Cuban J. STERLING MORTON advertises to see that Senator Tanner voted soldiers, one million was in gold and his purpose of organizing on July 4th against the bill proposed to regulate the other two millons was composed of next a new political party which will the publication of legal notices. We silver dollars and subsidiary silver be very conservative. It would seem had thought Air. Tanner a coins and nickels! But M. Book Nose d very as if the Nebraska statesman ought to fellow, above petty jealousies. must have all his pay in gold. Oh! choose Arbor dav for the planting of We fear he acted without due consistency, thou are a jew-e- l in this this new political tree. goldbug administration! THE SAUNA PRESS says: IM-uio- nt dis--chargi- PRATT was kmnked out in the lirst round, hut he may yet win before the light is over. CAN any citizen point advantage of a tration in this city? non-partis- to a single an "YOUNG UTAHS- - heavy heard and wrinkled countenance stamp the lie to of youth. his claim v. WE HEAR much these days about YoungUtah, hut old Utah does not seem to he saying much. - IT IS expected that President McKinley will come west to repair his political fences this summer. MCUNE and Pratt are the issue now. Silver, Protection. Expansion and all other public questions must wait. MAYOR CEARK possesses many of the characteristics that made famous the Great and Good Grover Cleveland. GENERAL WHEELER denies the rumor that he is going to get married. This disposes of another story. post-bellu- m THOMAS B. REED has not been heard from since the Jekyll Island meeting, but HE will probably have something to say later on. . sweet-scente- it fair-minde- ng |