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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

1t Is reported that Mrs. Herman H. Duryea. who
was injured by being thrown from her horse while
riding the Hampstead Plains to Camp
Black will recover without permanent injury Mrs.
Duryea. had a remarkable escape from serious in
fury When she thrown from the saddle her
foot caught In the stirrup. and she was dragged
some distance before her mount could be stopped.
She received a kick In the face from the
horse but managed to grasp n part OF the saddle
and keep herself clear OF hts hoofs. The accident
might have been much more serious II she had
been accompanied by her husband. Mrs. Duryea Is
q popular society woman, and q member OF the
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
AS We WOULD"

AS We WOULD"
n ] should soc
brother languisnlng In sore distress
And should turn and leave him confortess.
when | might he
A messenger o, hope and happiness
How could ask TO have what denlsd
In my own hour OF bitterness supplied!
II might share
4 brothers load along the dusty way,
and should turn and wax a.onc that day
How could dare
When in the evening watch knelt TO pray.
To ask .or help 80 bear my pain ana loss.
II | had needed not my brothers cross?
II might sing
a ii.tle song 10 cheer fainting heart.
And should seal my lips and sit apart.
When might bring
bit OF sunshine FOR HES ache and smart
How could | hope 10 have my grief relieved,
II kept silent when my brother grievef'
And so ! know
That day IL lost wherein fan 20 lend
A helping hand 10 som" wayfarng friend:
But II II show
A burden lightencd by the cheer ] sent.
Then DO hold the golden hours well spent.
And lay me down I'm sweet content.
Edith V. Bradt In London Chronicle
Sent by "Mizpah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
A HOSPITAL NURSE INSANE.

Miss Louise Ambose nurse at st. Marks Hos
nital In Second-ave. became violently insane there
yesterday afternoon. She had been acting strange.
" for several days. laboring under the belief that
II she left the patients she had been watching
some harm would come to them. Yesterday after
noon she had not left the bedside OF two patients
for many hours, and when an effort was made TO
get her to retire she became Violent Under DR..
Scheppack's order she removed TO the insane
pavilion at bellevue for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
GERMAN SERVANTS DECORATED.

1t is not an unusual thing In Germany for q
servant girl to remain with one family for forty
years. When girl does persevere and stay tho
required time the Empress Augusta Victoria pre-
sents her with q golden cross when the fortieth
year Is reached Although several dozens OF these
souvenirs were distributed last year throughout
Germany there was only one girl In the whole city
OF Berlin who merited and received one Of these
Hcdnls,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
HOW TO ADDRESS soLDIERs' LETTERS.

me ros;ofice Department has renewed Its re-
guest N those addressing mail 10 soldiers to write
pa1hiy on the letter parcel the company. regl-
Jnh' ana state TO which the recipient belongs. as.
church Va
ir..mne STATE name must accompany that OF the reg
fssvn| as many regiments In the same camp may
Mo,S tue same numerical designation. Wives.
'"ese facts IN mind l.-..' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
THREE LESSONS.

THAI. ara three lessons | would write.
'rhrne words as with a golden pen,
In tracings 81 eternal light.
Upon the hearts OF men.
Have Hope, though clouds environ round
And rladnoss hides her face IN scorn'
Pr, thou IN. shadow from thy brow,
no night but has i's morn.
u,.. Faith, Where'er thy bark Is driven
The Gains dispor;. the tempests mlrth-
Know this: God rules the hosts or heaVeh'
The Inhabitants OF earth.
Have Love, Not love alone for one.
Ru, man ns man thy brother cal.
And scntter Ike the circllnB sun,
Thy charities on al.
Tim. grave these words upon thy soul
Hope Faith and Love. and thou shalt ira
Strength when lifc's surges maddest roiI'
h's"'' wiz" Schiller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

President General Of the T. g. s: e. L. Smell
wished to know the author OF the poem You or
J." Miss Julia n. May. now called the Poet
Laureate Of Maine is the author. The poem can
be found in Miss Mays book. Songs from the
Woods OF Maine" and the title. III We Could
Know" Mrs. Nj. j. d
Strong Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The Froebel Society OF Brooklyn will hold Its
last meeting Of the this afternoon at the
academy No. CSC Lafayette-ave.. at o'clock The
programme will include a report o, the delegate 10
the Mothers Congress. by Mrs. Cnderhn and a
svuposum on The American Mother" The sub
ject will be presented in brief addresses by Mrs.
Munson, Mrs Kneeland, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs
CHADWICK after which a free discussion will take
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
LOOK BRIGHTLY.

LOOK BRIGHTLY.
Look brightly. step lightly.
And trundlo ahead.
Tho world Will not frown
That you happen TO smile.
Nor dafken your history
When you are dead
with being too cheerful
For sorrow and guile
Go forward. not Backward
Look upward. not down;
You cannot move mountains
In sumpiuous dreams,
Nor lessen the force
or society's frown
BY broodinK alone
with fantastical themca
Give trouble chance
To pass by. II IL Will.
But do not permit II
To grapple you quite.
You have sure outlook
OF hope left you STILL
In guardian spirits
Who keep you In sight.
Look brightly. step lightly,
And trundlc along.
The word may not glance
At the flowers on your grave,
But honors and smiles
VIII proceed from the throng
Who bow TO the true
While admiring the brave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
Sen, by X G. o. New-Haven. Conn.

Presiden, General Of the T. q s.; In ire answer
10 ,Oii Puzzle" rs printed in your column. the
nr-, word In the ninth line should be ninth and
,ha vhn. solution / never heard OF the couplet
kcy referred to hy ". H.. and shall be INTERESTED
In seeing whether any OF your bright sunshine
members ". II included, succeed IN grinding out
n couplet 20 match my solution. Truly yours ,
Midilctown Springs. VI - " ID
rho foregoing letter calls attention 10 typo
graphical error that no doubt caused trouble In
solving the puzz.e
Reading matter has been sent 10 william Shep'
nard and Miss X g. Hackett by Miss VI. +. Britt
ANY member willing To send Womans Pages please
communicate with The r :. \ Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
CHEAPER BREAD DEMANDED NOW.
THE BREAD TRUST LIKELY TO BE COMPELLED
BY THE FALL IN FLOUR TO RE-
DUCE PRICES AGAIN.
DUCE PRICES AGAIN.

The fall in the price OF -four has caused con-
sternation among the members OF the Bread Trust.
who raised the price Of bread some time ago. A.
many Of the storekeepers who handle bread are de-
mandng that they return TO the old prices again.
The trust does wish TO do this yet. but. on the
other hand. its members are threatened with the
loss OF much trade II they refuse Some OF the In
dependent bakers have already returned to the old
prices. Others who did not raise the price OF their
ioaves. but made them smaller. now increasing
the size again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The Cathedral school OF St Mary will have It's
graduating exercises this evening at o'clock at
the Garden City Casino There Will be essays on
"Womans Part In the War" and SPANS Rule In
Her American Colonies, and a reception ana
dance viii follow special train will leave Gar
den City at IL o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

Communications have been received from MI
James Bradford. Evelyn Briggs, T. H. LUZ nu' y
Mrs. G. NJ. Deen. NJ. 3. Wright W. ~ va, ~ ,
croce r Kenvon NJ +. W.. w. G. H.. II. {. e.
urs pbron,e 7 Pierce Marie Johns. Mrs VI. D.
Curtis. Mrs. +. c. Morton. J. Augustus Rice VINO
lnclosed 70 cents in stamps Mrs f. S. Cox. Step"."
Lennon. G. - Stout Mrs NJ p Ta Espsb MRS Max
we'll Mrs NJ b. Bliss NJ. B. McCawley Mr Tr ~; ~ NJ
kenyon NJ g.. Miss II. E. Baker MIS- W"i"'''
Cal,ihan and G. r. Ballard ,. mara Mica
The rev members enrolled on SATURDAY weIs W.
Mabel l.. johnson. Miss Sylvia McCienan. M, MI "
W Barnum, Stephen Lennon. Mrs. 'a'u"e' -
Dear and Mrs. Mary b. Tanning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The following quotation was sent by Lucy Philo:
Prayer Is the peace of spirit. the stiffness OF
our thoughts the evenness Of recollection the
OF meditation the rest Of our cares and the calm
OF our tempest Prayer IL the daughter OF charity
and the sister Of mcckness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE-PAPER PATTERN OF WOMAN'S
ETON JACKET. No 1857 FOR COU-
pom AND TEN CENTQ

Eton Jackets continue to find favor. which is not
to be wondered at considering the practicabiity Of
tho garment II is admirably adapted to the
milder days OF winter or spring, or, when developed
In piGue' duck linen or any one Of the summer
fabrics can he worn throughout the heated term.
The jacket here pictured Is one OF the newest
designs. the perfect adjustment being rendered By
single bust darts under-arm cores and a seamless
back that reaches 10 the waist line where f. IL
prett!ly rounded. while the fronts are slightly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

pointed and re-
versed 10 form
" i'd q pointed
rev ers that
meet the roll
ing collar IN
rotches. T h 2
revers are grad
uated toward
the lower edges
In I a er n &
points. giving
b q c o m | n x
length TO the
Fl ure. The
sleeves. OF fash
ionable dimen-
s | o n g. a r g
shaped by out
side ard inside
seams. with the
moderate full
ness at the top
d | $ p o s e d In
pleats. W lie
rho u-rtSfs NJ.
neatly finished
W | I h machine
stitching 10 cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The monthly public meeting OF the Womans
National Sabbath Alliance will be held to-day at
II O'Clock in the assembly room OF the Presbyterian
Building No 1856 Fifth-ave. The topic discussed
will be Proper Obscrvances OF the Sabbath by
Church Members at Summer Resorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

NO. 7.3s7-woMANS EToN JACKET respond W h
the collar and revers. that also completed with
regulation tailor finish Jackets In this style can
be attractvo!y developed In mohair serge. cheviot
faced or canvas cloth. Summer fabrics, including
duck piaue lren etc. are also commendable for
making The short-backed sailor hat OF black
straw braid Is artistically wreathed with
and foliage
To make this Jacket for a woman OF medium size
will require two yards OF material II inches wide
The pattern No 1851. is cut in sizes for 80 a.
s. 3s 10 and ~ inch bust measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The following contributions have been recei'eu'
A package containing beautiful fancy WORK EN-.
broidery silks, calendars, games and humoer u
fancy articles from Miss c. Z. Dennis scrappooA
w,,hou, sender's name: reading matter and a
hasLet If beautiful flowers for Mrs. Matte r..
Gammons rom Mrs Charles Fl Grant and SUNDAYS 5sadS
aachooI napers without name Of sender, for the
Little Mothers. ,,.., ,.o.hora" was re-
check for 81 for the Lite Motners. Wa IN
ce,ved from Mrs Browns What ! can ciass III
JUghtstov,n through Mrs. Louise Norton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

Barnard College will have It's class day exer-
cises this afternoon, with reception and dance
this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The final arrangements for the proposed trip Of
the National Society Of New England Women TO
South Duxbury and Plymouth. Mass. will be closed
on June S. 1t Is expected that there VIII be
large party many Of the members have sig
nhed their intention Of going Any person wishing
TO join the party should send In an advance pay
ment OF S15 direct 10 l.. BoycTs Sons. No. 20
Wall-st New-York. proprietors Of the Myles stand
ieb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The Board Of Directors OF the Woman's National
War Relief Association Will hold its regular weekly
meeting this morning at II o'clock at the Windsor
Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

1t is said that the employers who promised to
continue the salaries OF enlisted men have not
in any known instance done So The New York
Soldiers Protective Association has now nearly
enty families the roll Of benefciaries. and has
saved fifteen families from being evcted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The Medical Advisory Board OF the America
National Red Cross Committee will meet AT
Johns Guild, No. tol Fif,h-ave., this afternoo
at 430 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

Among the sunshine distributed were eh's"a
souvenirs 10 Mrs. J. Radford and H. T. VI
The wheel chair so generously coh,r'pu'e' - '
c,rsh,ro soca,v by Mrs. F. w. Gallaudet. OF No
~ vast Fortv-eighth-st for the use OF Invalid
members has been forwarded to Mrs. Gamin9hs
when she no longer needs II Il VIII DC ie'"" "
tho society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

Minnie Conran Acknowledges the recelp, Oh sun
SHIN. from Berkeley" Miss Davis OF Ne"-ho-
ch~iio. Iohn Knoll and the T. s. S. office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

A full list Of the birthday remembrances received
hv Mrs Matte Gammons. OF No. 40 West Ninety
seventh.st will be published In Tomorrow paper
with a short sketch OK her He.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

THE SISTERS OF NoTRE DAME OF NAMUR. BEL
GUM. HAVE BEEN PLACED IN CHARGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

The Bronx Chapter Of the d. A. r.. which is
fitting out comfort bags for the soldiers. has re-
ceived much help from the people OF Mount Yer
non and some OF the articles needed buttons,
jackknives needles. stationery pencils. hosiery beef
capsules etc. Among those who have already con-
tributed are DR.. J. a. Knapp. r l.. Paskett, John
Emmeluth. ]. a. Hill. John Irwin. Mrs. Milton
Rathbun. Mrs E. II. Tomas and Il. NJ Van Name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

II any r s. 9. member has department s.P
70 snare such as those OF the Interior war Treas
urv or Postofice will he please forward them TO
Miss Iibbie Como Vlschers Ferry. Saratoga Couh-
~ Ny? A stamp dealer has offered TO nuy mem
from Miss Como who r. an invalid Sunshine l''s,m
bcr confined 10 her bed FOR ten years She VII
greatly appreciate the kindness II mcmbers re-
spond. she also thanks Mrs q. r. ,.ay' p, e c
press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

Mrs A. Vaudeville. with her usual generosity
sent a money contribution TO Mrs Gammons on her
h,rthdav and also remembered the T. s $. Society
,,.b \ hautno,o 10 help pay the necessary expenses
vrs Nandoville reports that she has received ner
hundredth letter from Sunshine members tne "s,
one coming from Miss Grace MaKihso'' vi
Tccumseh Seb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06
MRS. DURYEA'S FALL AND ESCAPE

Selected by W. A. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

At the home OF Mrs Bliss. No. 12s East Sew
enty -nrst-st.. meeting OF the Metcalf Bliss Cot
Equipment Red Cross Auxiliary Will be held at
u O'Clock to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-06

held to-day at the Hotel Waldorf. There will b.
a reception from 70 TO O'Clock. followed by III
monthly breakfast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
SALE OF THE CHICAGO AND ALTON.


Now York. Dec. 1.-THE Tribune
says;
An sorts Of rumars regarding the
Chicago a Alton Railroad company are
current In WAL street. There T. a 49,
viyai ~ she rcpcri that ths Vanderhiits
would huy the road ths Michigan Ccn-
ira being n1med as iho speeinc pur-
chaser
Another alleged buyer WIS the Union
Pacific. but lew men In she financial
district took TINT fumof WIKI any set
lnusnest. The Indications F.ill p1ini 90
the Guulds. ar;irg through the MIa.
elurl Pacific Halfway company. ~ he
probable purchasers " ths Alton road.
Judge J. J, Mitchell. prsaiicns ~ tho
Illinois Trus; and SAVINGS bank VI Chi-
cir1, who ia arg, holder " Alton
stock. and II fah 90 have boon author
lied hy Pfetid.ui Rlack~inu ~ She Al
ton o. aci ALEC IN d, half OK tho minor
~ f'nckho'deff u 'ho railway clrppr-
aiion. had a conference with George !.
Gould here on W r1nffiay. IIa 10 rtili
IN thr clay ana apvus an day Thnrfdat
IN ferie. % further conferences, be.
l"Ncl o. have been With AR. g0uld
az De 1snclaiea. and. accarding .n
the h'st Information ubitiuhbic. the nr-
QUESTION 10y he MlslfuT. plviflr ~ the
CONTROLLING irfcrest lu ihe Chicago 4
Alton win Dc announced IN a Few days
u IL unierFivId that tho Nandotbllia
would 10y no means he averse to such
means to transfer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

or every nation On the rar.h. carr,
Nhe.1er am 20 fds,lt a. snrit an
dinsnne as " surgtstCd by Ne D,vis :.
Ihe intHlster fpcNe " .ho v,ie adj.
Nai,aEes of these urdtretandlrr. "a
.Aii ne had ~ dsibl ghsg rs5n.r ~,
ster there would b. ailaaces bs.w.cn
thc VARIOUS countries Ia a,.n. f,rr, y,
another II would make ii.sle W. ma
aimererre IN JUS whss form thsg nigh
% made. The 'ntoftsis 81 ISat,sI
tho unted States and Japarl are ,in, X,
iuc',iS'l ara she understanding be-.
tMeen Nhen. the mifqs.nr ih5urb,
mlrr. prove ~ grefg henon. g. an
the piopcsltlon o. che Hawaiiar c,p,.
inissloisir- % disffanch.sa the Jai,,ne'.
ies.i.ffs u Tho slriwich Isi,n.is
Mgnid MOI. "a nfris,cr c6n.lnueI' In
tcplN go queslilfe. BE- o ltplf.ure f,,,n
present. ccaiitloss. Thg Japanois in
laval We're dlaunchlsed hy ths re-.
nnhllcdn form ~ goycrnmea4 fh,rs
tn" mlr.ster dld ud car, tn dii",,s.
we qu-fiion az ltnyih ai this cline. ~
tll rfls u shat fhc subject h. r,,sv
i.gditg before CnFrays
rhere are abag. $4,000 Jaransss IN, ths
able rfs,defI9. ''''-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
GREEN GIVEN SIX MONTHS.
~. y. Wells Discharged ~ Al Coii.ttabie
Debts Up to Date other Doing. In
the Federal Court.

Eugene Greene appeared before Jus.
t.ce Nielsen az 10 O'Clock this morning
Tor sentence. but the court and prose.
cutting attorney waited an hour Tor At.
iofncy Adler 90 show up and they p1st-
poncd sentence tili . O'Clock. when 2
o'clock came there was stlll no attorney
Tor tn" defendant and Mt. Ray Van
Colt demanded judgment
Asked what he had 10 say why SOM
fencc should not be- pronounced. urecne
said he was born In thlr stale On Sept.
.. 1855. and was consequently 20 years
old. u ak you 10 make this sentence
a. nght as you can. ! have NJ money
and gave NIL had % my attorney to
defend mo IN shcse eases. l have -
wife and one child. and all can say is
that being In bad company has got mo
Into this
Where is you wifcg" asked Mr.. Van
Colt,
TN cilf,or. Idaho. with her brother"
Ana further replying 30 the prosecutor.
"rhc child u with her. ! don't know
when she la coming back. she has been
away about eight months live In this
city"
your wife h,s efi you, hasnt she7''
asked Mr. Van Colt
NO thit ! know o." replied
Jusiicc Nielsen sentenced the prisoner
~ serve six muniiF impriHoums ni in
the county jail. ums Inns the inc. which
H. 500 or noihlng. In the discreet l0n %
the court.
quite u number " acquaintance %
the prisoner We're In ihe court nom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
Riches, Club on Earth.

Tho Richest md most exclusive club
In the world Il tho Diamond club OF
,. ..i, Is MISC one OF ,ne mos.
diamond merchants of London.
Thy 1a s sI 5 5Sr momeSr'hlp
swell West Ind rluhs IT London, iifth
counts for nothing and dress Tor loss
~ fact. NcI" one ~ the members OF tho
Diamond club sen digparting himself
~ 10" rnifnrnt affected hY tho Young
hioodH Of Mayfair u n safe ~ ray that
his fellow.membsrH would regard him
with the ufrutsHt suspicion.
ENory candidate Tot admission u ~.
umlned lN committee uu udmlanlouH,
which injuries minutriy Into his pant,
~ no mnn has cs,r been admitted
nirlreh"d ~ tho SMALLEST doErvc. tuf
thih reason the inemhrfH have the ut
most confidence Ia each other, aud an
a low uqmbcrs have offices, tho
slnh y not yniy "a plne. of rvfrrghment
sovereign, but worth his clolul tor ali
thnt, o. dlsrualnE bis dinner Their
UntoTH 20 him another shabby rfntpnl
hlH ear. Nhercupon the diner h1nd the
newcomer paper bnE, which. on hslnE
W. other 'nd OF The Ipur1,nrpy.- 10 cone
,iln diamonds % osrcr4ing niNg and
rhht tho committee a. aide e. drivo
into u mans past " shown b. the utter
unroncrrn ~ the own.i iiia diamonds
nfr being. passed round tho runnl Moth.
INK would De- easier than Tor some nno
~ secret u stone worth perhaps t4fhi
yet tue diner proceeds with HE dinner
nH n no were ihe least interrupted pnfty
IN the room, Tor Do knows that nj rionet
are safe
The club meets duliF Hi the la shnnu
huur In the dinHN iiiile cafe IN iiattun
Garden, orcupying 3 pnyntr rom. Tho
Expenses 90" 20 slight that tho mem.
h'rs, a. get fld ~ ihrir profits. oNpend
may hot care about dress. hrt they
Know what u good dinner should he like
Ttkpn altogether, tho 1 o'clock r'past
niiinrcil on tie ncoIu " quality a. be-
the nnv-t IN the wurld for he m0ncy.
All disputes are settled BY tho CON.
mlttce A board ~ arbitration" IL
formed, which hears evidence ana gives
the verdict. which the loser abldos by.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
WEATHER REPORT
Weather report showing observations
at "a. n. today.

Weather report showing observations
at a. m. today
Salt Lake barometer, alslN, tempefa-
luIu - minimum n; wind. southeast
light, clear,
llakcr city barometer. a0iie. tempera-
iurr 81, minimum, -, Wind. south
east light; clear,
rhcycnnc- barometer, 9Q,gsi trmpcru.
tutr, % minimum ~ wind, west, 10
miles per hour clear
iinvfe.- barometer s9isii temperature,
~ minimum, II. wind. southwest, =
miles prr hour clear,
Helena barometer ipiisi temperature
y minimum. VI wind, east, lightf clenr
Idaho fullH-iiafumctvr, niNA, temper
uiurr, g, minimum, 81 Wind, north. 81
miles UOr hour rlrnr
Miles city iinrumvtrft a9ioAi tsmrHrn-
iulr. y. minimum, ~ wind. south
llghti clear
Vim, mucoa --nnrometer. lol2 temper
allure, -, minimum. N, wind, east, 10
miles per hour, clear
General and local forecasts for ~ houra
ending ) y. m. SATURDAY!
FOR utah-Forccaat made al San Fran
Fair tonight and Saturday; stationary
VIZ Salt lake City and vicinity,
Fair tunlpht ana Saturday, stationary
j. ". aAitTH
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