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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
COUNTY MEDICAL MEN.
''''' y d., Ewing Read at Last
Evenings Meeting.

ne. la' sal Lake County Medical a,.
!. y. Asli a meeting last evenIny
. !. 'aos' Hlles' court room. cts and
\ ss's y. building, and listened toah,
n.y. interesting q end Instructive n n,tn-
nv 49, W !. z. Ewing on he n.y. 49, ~
, s9sias h the Treatment e sfs 5' u.s %
$780, o. drugs A general 5l. u.,.ss,s
ma s'S - IN which Dr. I, n Ra i,Ii
Do, y,usr participated. D''''''
va a.s NE evening an Informal can.
iss a.o On ihe vaccination o ,il-i Ia,k
,s, s vaccine vlrs used by SoHa ,s'l on.
'sya.ai q this city was eop5s y, 'ns
+, Vera g,l. 9: TIE association y ne,l
M NY, sait that one pAyslti ,SnO ,,s
We. 's EMIL "a cent q his yses 'iu ,I loll
s9i , NAG 'Sought i II n ins ., doctor
ia, 5 sISs.e'sna Who ast winter ,S siSlGng9
:. .ns'y pr cent q the yssel y'a.med
H'NAH O. q"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
CONVENTION Of
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
mI ), Held il This CT. S.e Be-
:" eInn.rs November I2t'
CIRCULAR OF INSTRUCTION
..,. 70 B. He'd in h' Assembly
'' ",u. Th.,l,r and tabernacle
NaNINlTH
sal, Lake civ Oct '....
e.hnnI sunlI-l-

e,r Lake Ciiy oc" "
% the ward sunday School ''D''''
., ''D' pl-r',srsa.-rhs second e'n'' en-
pear ms ny sunday schools Of , %.
i.a q " y. Jesus christ Of Ia'i'r'aay
SA.,.A VI. n :. held in the Assembly Su5
SANS san s' "" lake city Monday ana
S.l. u, November ist6 and 1871 IVY, IVY,
4 y. sso5,y morning. November ll'I
% ,, S.1r, SAKE othcsrs. supehn'nd-
US 80 y, mods. secretaries and ot0s ..
s ss-.,, Mi meet vim the ,l i.'' ists
o o@. toari at 10 o'clock az sai' .l l,
.. Y. 10 ~ ialk over sunday sC sooi
Ilgl'si " y, 3 O'clock al sunday schogi
a n viii meef 10 the i& Az. , l,ac,.
. se tbsy viii be addressed Dy n.y. o,5
sn.H n me First Presidency a .l5
g pss ,postles on subjects connec't ~
tl,s eur sunday scchool in'eIesI 49,. ~
~ ,ysnlng the visitors VIII ge as IT, ,',,5s
w, wv !, s,,esd any of the ward meeuus53
!, I'M best suit iheir convenience anu
'l nv Gre, Sunday school convention
-, sy Me- blessing Of the Lord s's wy.
,ne,s,, And we believe The secona yum o''5
'siil al be ltss Interesting bul u W." ~.
r.si,Ire the earnest assistance Q! 80 az.
sunday school worker to secure lle p'
aisi results . ~o NOW
,.ts MEASURE In inviting you persOhail!'
VSof sebool Is entitled 10 represen.a-
Nh Ard II YOU cannot be present We w.
earnestly hope you will az once sel,c1
az Iesst Two delegates who can be pres
enl on the occasion - yi,1
II YOU have not already done 50, hl ,lu-
~ forward Immediately the nuinVs'
and names Of delegates who VIII prop-
ABLY attend from your Sunday sclovL
Ia ihat we may know how many uokels
~ admission 70 issue and how many
badges 10 supply. The delegates
sboald be properly accredited ana aye
requested 70 each bring a copy OF the
Dsseret sunday School Union sous
books 10 assist Ia the song services ana
h prepared 20 reclte with the eonven-
Inn n concert the Articles OF Falth.
On tlsir arrival IN this city they should
report 10 sunday school headquarters
NJ li.g.s Templeton building, where
tksy viii receive badges and tickets Oh
admission to convention.
Arrangements have been made with
railroads to carry those coming 10 the
CONVENTION Of one fare Tor the round
,rIp as follows. ogden and Payson and
intermediate points. selling dates No
yenber ltth and 18th, Tinilc and AL
oher points south OF Pays0n sth ana
lfh NIhIdoka Market Lake. 80. An
tAny. and AL Idaho points east OF Nc
Cannon. selling dates 9th and 10TH
s.nteie and Sewer 9th and 10Th; wy
omhg points and Park city. 9th and
ith fnal llrii IN all tickets. Noyem-
bsf In Names Of delegates from
Arizona Colorado, Mexico and points
10. covered In this schedule must be
sent 10 Immediately In order to arrange
iol transportation.
Your Brethren
GEORGE REYNOLDE.
JOSEPH ". SUMMERHAYs,
GEORGE D. pYPER,
General Committee.
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JURORS SWORN IN.
Quite a Number Accepted In Judge
Chcrry's Court Today.

Sheriff Hovc'ls today returned the
vtnre issued out OF Judge Cherry's
court on Saturday last. and the follow
Ing named PERSONS were sworn and
accepted as jurors Arthur d. Short,
George W. Smith. James r.. Parry
Cyrus Neh, George Hirsch. Lewis -.
Moore. William Campbell. Harry Adj
kIusln, Thomas j. Evcll John X.
Sands Arnold Reisar o. b. Olsen, Ar
thur H. Park, Edward Hubbard, Ed
wand A. King. John j. Riley ana Her
be-, Van Dam. The last named gem
tltmau was excused for the term upon
hi own notion John j. Proctor was
found 20 be disqualified from acting as
q juror and got excused for the term.
Those not present and not served with
a luminous were Charles Burns, VIII
liam y. Rowe. Clarence w. Taylor and
Erwin T. TimmIns. william II Stahl
WIS reported as being sick. After their
Acceptance judge Cherry excused all
III jurors until 10 o'clock Thursday
morning
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TOOK ATLANTA BACK.
Reported that Geo. Gould has Taken
Il from Colombia Government.

New York Oct 23.-George Gould. III
Il reported In South Brooklyn yachting
circles. has taken back the steam yacht
Atalanta and relieved the Columbian
government Confirmation Is found I'm
the fact that Mr. BIssell. who has for
years been the chief engineer OF the
ATLANTA, has again taken charge of
her for Mr.. Gould and that the ofIcera
and crew Of the yacht engaged by the
representative OF the Colombian gov.
eminent have been discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
san Domingo Revolution Over.

San Domingo, Republic Of santo Do
mingo, Oct. 2S--The complete suppress
sion Of the revolution Is officially an
nounced. General Garcia has surren-
dered unconditlonally
Senator Mota has been arrested on
the charge Of completely In the move
mcnt
Senior Despradel has been appointed
minister Of agriculture In succession to
Senior Vasquez
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
VIM Cots Divorce.

Flora A. Merr.held has been granted
decree OF divorce by default In the
Third district court from Eugene Ierri-
FED on the grounds Of desertion and
failure 20 support The parties were
married at N.nata. l. r., on August 18TH,
Isl and the wife said her husband
de.erted and abandoned her without
cause 40 ST. Louis IN March, 1895. In
addition 90 "a decree plaintiff was al
loved 20 assume her maiden name OF
ElHr8 A HUWlnnd
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
no Build NEW DEFENDER,
Il is Not Unlikely that a Syndicate
VIII be Formed.

New York. oct. 2].-The Herald says:
The end Of the question as to who shall
build a yacht 10 defend the Americas
cup, which IS perplexing the officers OF
the New York Yacht stub g. likely 90
be the formation OF a syndicate TO build
the new boat, and the members Of Il
will be OF the younger generation OF
yachtsmen. Great hope Is expressed
that at the meeting tomorrow night
which by the way win be the last reg
ular meeting that will ever be held at
the Madison avenue house something
official may be said about the new YES
sell A word would be enough to re-
ieve the great anxiety OF tho yachting
cOmmunltNand 80 could be spoken with
out ,he least damage 10 the cause
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SAIT1AKE CITY IITAH

In the language OF Dlehl "up against
the real thing Judge Timmony felt
that leniency would be wasted In this
case and Informed Mr. Lee that he
would have to remain under lock and
key for twenty days.
Levi Dauback was IN a peculiar con-
ditlon last night Besides being drunk
he made many startling statements 20
people with whom he came In contact
and incidentally begged loan. lie
was fined $50. In default Of which he
was locked up.
w y. Lloyd was assessed s. for max
ing a beer vat out OF himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
DIED,

BULLoCK-In Salt Lake ny ~! ishy.
oct p. 1900. Of old age. IN "a. a,,,ss Bu.
second year Of his age 'N'''''
lock. .,lrg
ba,se Weanesday. oct. q, a. ! y
friends are kindly inylteg' Iats resi-
asne ee1 siS south, Fifth East $ % is.a
The day 20 Of funeral from Il g. d.
D, m.
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THOMAS KEATINGs ESTATE.
Estimated at About StOO,OOO--wn
Eiled for Probate.

Oakland. Cal. Oct 23.-Thomas Keat-
ing, the horseman who died at LeXing-
ton, Kentucky on October u, left an
estate that Is estimated az about $780,
900. His will has been filed here for
probate. He gave his racing stable 10
John Blue OF Pleasanton, Me, made be-
quests amounting TO $1,000 to relatives
and friends and left a legacy Of $500
and the resudie " the estate to Frank
Lee OF Reno. New.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
Second Teams of the Y. VI. c. A. and
All Hallows Matched.

A contest between the second teams
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. and All Hallows was
scheduled for this afternoon at Walk
er's field. The contestlng eleyens have
been very anxious for long time to
come together on the gridlron inasmuch
as each claim the title Of second
championship" Of this city. The re-
suit Of todays battle VIII very likely
settle the dispute. The Y, NJ. G.. a. put
i'm a couple OF hours at hard practice
last night and expressed confidence IN
their ability TO win. On the other hand
the All Hallows feel certain that vic
tory Will perch upon their banners for
they claim TO have an ineXhaustable
supply Of secret plays" that are cali
culated 10 bewilder their opponents,
The teams lined up as follows:
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The Yacht Alirls Safe.

New York oct. 23.-Captain Frederic
Langston. Of Brooklyn. whose two sons,
Frederick and william H., and Otto
segelke and Noah Mason were not
heard Of after they started 20 sail the
yacht Aliris from Highland Beach 10
Grayesend last Tuesday, received a ca
bic message announcing that they were
safe. The message came from Port
Antonio and was dated oct O. IL read:
AN safe aboard Ethelred Home Mon
day. Notify Mason and Segelke.'
The message was signed by William
n. LangstOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
Suit for Damages.

The Beehive Shoe company. by its
attorneys. Dey & Street, entered suit I'm
tn Third district court today against
Sarah Ann Daft 90 recover. on three
cauaes OF action the sum OF A.55l. q Tor
ALLEGED damage Plaintiff on March
i7ih 1895 rented from defendant a store
known 8s SO. l2S south East Temple
(or Main street,. connected with which
was q water system from the basement
10 the fourth floor. In September, lssS'
the water pipes gave way and the water
canG through the ceiling, destroying
pl.Huns goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
Five Chlldrcn snnocntcd.

Montreal Que. oct. PA fire which
broke out iu a small tenement house on
Archambault lane az 1880 this morning
resulted I'm the death by suioCation Of
FIVE children. The father. Arthur lie
Blanc. a shoemaker. was badly burned
but viii live. The mother was only
slightly injured The children were In
an upper room and We're dead before
the firemen could get near them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
A,e'' s-1aP-'AA Ayers Hair vigor
Ages ph Ayers Cherry pee,or,I
Alai As-s Cure A,sfi Comatons

were successful. should not be admit
tng th9t that percentage or at least a
Very great percentage We're unsucceas-
u.. This thought was the occasion OF
some of the Hyel.est debate heard thus
ar th,s season before the medical soci-
ety. 10 also brought forth the state
mont that Csc failures were due 60 an
impure or rather an Intellectual vlrIs
lhtt got upon the market, The partcu-
lGr brand of lymphs was specified IN a
resolution 0t condemnation by DR..
WIeht However. on request. the reso-
tuition went over until the next meeting
400 order that more members might be
present at Cos consideration
During tha course OF the discussion.
Dr. Ewing vaXed not only eloquent but
also induced in q little burst Of pro-
family guI other language scarcely
suitable fur publication Later the
doctor ap1ug.zad for his utterances and
the incident os Wen as the meeting,
closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage, licenses We're this afternoon
Issued TO Lawrence JuistI, a. and Annie
Hansen % both Of salt Lake; John $.
Coricss %. Of Salt Lake and Emma
freenhalrh. %. Of santaquin; George
II. stephens %. and Clara Whltby, is,
both of Alpine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
Rnstlers We're Defeated.

The "Rustlers" were rustled into
abllvion By the "Inylnclbes" In a
basket bah game played In the gymna-
stun last evening. Two halves Of NE
teen minutes each were played. The
teams lined up as follows:
Invlnclbles. H. Position. Rustlers G
Hunter e. o.. .. ., &C - '''.,, .,Smlth
Stewart .... e. =. J. (. - 4" Richardson
Cheshire g.. d" 4" ..r 7. " - ""Barnes
Guthrie IL. g. .. ,,., Vast
Ieyland r &. 4. o. Thomas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
ching Wan Tao Harbor Works Leased

London. oct 29.--The Globe this az
ternoon announces that Great BritJn
has leased from the English contrtc-
tors the harbor works Of Ching Wan
Tao now IN course Of constructions, for
a period OF eight months with the OBJ
ject Of landing men and stores there,
and utilizing the branch railroad thence
90 TAM no. where II Joins the main
line 10 pekin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
Mnnt sincle statehood.

Fort Worth. Texas, Oct 23-The oiu-
zens OF Oklahoma and Indian Territory
want single Ctatehood Tor the two terri
tories. The formation OF leagues 10 pro-
mote this end has commenced. The FIRST
league was organized al Wagner, l. r.
Determined Efforts In this direction are
being made by the leading people OF
those Territories
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23

won BY H. Hardy's Biddo, ridden by
Maher The prince Of Wales David H.
was second and Sir ]. d. Lundell Ma
pies six year-old chestnut geldlng, Joe
Ullmann. with Sloan IN the saddle, fin
lshed third Mahor also rode the win
ner Of the Scarborough stakes-Sir ].
Miller's Marconi.
Richard Croker's chestnut geldlng,
the Scotchman II. with l.. Reiff up,
finished In second place. and Old Buck
IL. Lord VIM. Beresford's chestnut colt,
ridden 10y J. Reiff ran third
The Lime Kiln stakes was captured
by Lord VIM. Beresfords Jolly Tar, rid
don by j. Rein.
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VIII Not Sell.

New York. oct, PA dispatch 10
the Herald from London says:
The report that Lord Rosebery Is 20
sell out his thoruughbreds and retire
from the turf Is erroneous. At the sale
on Thursday only the undesirable
horses In Lord Roseberrys big string
Will be offered as Is customary al ne
end OF each season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23

Cramps, Of Philadelphia. has ' an" N.
here. The officials OF the huss,'' W7.
mlralty have informed Genera 1'is
llams that they are highly please s.,r
the trial performance OF the r''
cruiser Varlag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
nowIson Defeated MornInpslnr.

New York oct 22.-Leonard Howlson
defeated ora O. Mornngstar tonight bv
the score of 200 20 lgS. The contest was
the play-of for first money IN the trlan-
gular billiard handicap tournament al
Maurice Days academy. Howison took
first money Mornlngstar second and
Tom Gallagher the third prize.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
unnnnnnnlunnnnnnnnnlnnnI

Joe olsen OF Murray. who was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Goldman on the charge OF steal
Ing bicycle from a man named SMART
az Callers Park on May Goth. was tax,
On before Justice Sommer today ana
pleaded guilty Olsen was sentenced
10 thirty days In the county Jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
To oyerthrow presIdent sam.

Kingston, Jamaica, oct. 23-The
eleanor publishes a report that a fill-
clustering expedition headed by Well
known Hayden exile IS being prepared
here Tor the overthrow OF the govern
ment Of Gen. Simon Sam, the president
OF Haytl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
American Jockeys Win At Newmarke 81

London. oct 23-The American joc-
Keys opened the day az the Newmarket
houghton meeting today in lively fash
ION, being placed i've times IN the first
Two races, The winner IN each event be-
ing piloted by an American rider.
The trial plate OF 200 soverelgns was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
PURE BLOOD.

There is no health possible without
pure blood. and with pure blood no dis.
sase Is possible Purify ana enrich this
and good health win result.
Uostetter's stomach Bitters Is the best
roodiclne in the world 10 DO this II
rnres Indigestion. Constipation. Dys-
,ensia Bihousness, Inactive Liver.
Weak kidneys. and prevents Malaria,
Fever and Ague. See that our Private
Revenue stamp covers the neck OF the
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VERT NOT GUILTY.
fof nessend Time Within q Week
'ufy A'auih Him Of Embelllement.

: l y c'n q the State against Harry
'. Ns'a, charged with embezsllng the
'un au.A from his former employers.
nn'ai 4 @, went 10 the jury this az
\, '. , s.d later verdict Of not gull
IN, va ~ isluined This Is the second
s sr1s s''i " = week Wertz has been ac-
my. ',ssa NE charge Of embezzling
F I.o's -. DIS attorney, Frank ]. GustI1.
ts,i p W.. vas CUTE ack during the TRIAL, 6ui
s ~, s.,s'iool when the clerk am
Vi'S is.,I lhs iuu's verdict he became
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
The Limit Is Fixed.

New York, oct 22,--As a result OF
cable correspondence between the New
York yacht club and Sir Thomas Lip
ton. the time limit Of races has been
fixed al 5ia hours and o'clock set as
the time limit Of the start.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
MocnRNICK & 20

BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
D1''ion o. 900. 600. ....,,....,.,,,S sisVV
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Hamburg's loan ovorsubscribcd,

Berlin. Oct 23-The city Of Ham
burg's forty million marks four per cent
loan was heavily oyersubscribed here
through previous applications, and the
books were closed today Immediately
inter the opening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23
Boarded by Chinese Pirates

Canton. oct. 23.-A vessel h'' ,s \,
board 100 passengers was 6oa' c'.i.,,l
pirates ten miles below here t,ser
thousand pounds In specie W.
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sco'y Long Going TO west virginia

Washington. oct. % --Secretary Long
leaves Washington this afternoon for
Martinsburg. w. Va, where he IL to
speak In the interest of Representative
Dayton and the national ticket.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

There vas a gooi house at the Grand
lat night 10 witness the opening en-
gagsmehs u The company rendering
'Usder Sealed Orders" The players
an nsarly al satisfactory. Mr. whitta-
iei, the hero aud Miss Kelton, being
The best received. There Is a little blood.
little thunder, and a great deal Of
rssmsrlSa in ne play, but II Is all
laiiiehiousiy ccmminglsd and an inter-
sung entertainment, Is made out OF Il.
lhe sane blu goes tonight.
TIE sale ter he Texas Steer" en-
Essemstt sl the Theater ls now on.
I'VE aa'ahss sale for Stuart Robson be-
tlns lqnerroT morning. R0bs0ns
nlsads WI doubtless Be out in force to
re him n Oliver Goldsmith ="
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Named for Congress.

Charlotte. n. c.. oct. PA. II. Slo-
comb. Of Fayetteville. has been named
by the Republicans Of the Third dis
trict for Congress
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prnnr1rnrnnunnnnnnunnnonn
J JUDGE TlMMONY'S COURT.

c1fIlnIJuu11nIl1Iu1 lp7JJuJuuSN
Tom Lee had the misfortune 20 10
convicted Of begging and as that or
fenEe constitutes yagraney, Tom was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-23

frank Cauriso. the Italian who was
sAll az Castle Gate on sunday night
,S,se,ilng 90 word received from 81.
A,alks hospital late this afternoon, Is
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Cramps Representative In RnssIa.

ST. Petersburg Oct, 23--General @. B.
Williams the foreign representative OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
HIS PINK TEA.
MUCH TROUBLE AND SOME
KNOLEDGE.

For some years past pink teas" have
been popular with the ladies. and it
seems that the pink tea" idea is
spreading to the sterner sex. Than Mr..
Peter Epes there is, perhaps, no more
popular young gentleman in Norfolk,
SO, when a dozen of his male friends
received invitations to attend ''pinl<
tea" at his boudoir. at No. 16 Ran
dolph street, Friday night, they real
lied to the fullest the pleasures of an
ticipation, knowing that they were cup
against the real thing now"
Now" reasoned Mr.. Gpes, "I'll have
to go out and get few friends of pink
tea So he went to his grocer, who
had been put onto the matter, and ask
ed for pink tea. The grocer sad he
was just out, and advised him to go
to another certain store. This store
was at once notified. and awaited Mr..
Els coming. The grocer said that the
demand was so light that he had run
out of pink tea. but perhaps Mr.. So
and-So had some. Mr.. So-and- So heard
of the pink tea quest i'm good time from
private sources, and he was Just out
of It," but advised applica ton TO an
other certain store. This store had
Just sold out it's last pound of pink
tea, and didn't know who had any on
hand
AS ME-. left the store he soon passed
n Chinese laundry. where teas arc kept
in stock. Then he took fresh courage
went in and asked Wun Lung for two
pounds OF pink tea. Said Wun Lung:
pink tea No got pink tea: got
gleen tea, English bleckfast and o.
long-no pink tea"
AS THIS was to be n pink tea" green
tea was manifestly out of the question.
and English breakfast and OolonC did
not seen to be just the thing. Then
Mr. ls. studied over that mo pink tea
and hunted up a friend. who knew
something about teas and social func-
tons. His friend fully and copiously
explained the technical meaning of pink
teas. and that the tea used was really
not pink tea in color. but any brand
was all right.
Ii Is understood that several brands of
'tea," ready prepared and neatly bot
tied. were at once purchased.
The pink tea" was n success in cvery
respect The refreshments were uncy-
ceptionable, and music and singing SUI
perior and the competition of the quar-
tette laughablc in the extreme. In this
the capital prize. n beautiful hobby
morse, went to Mr.. William r. Langley.
The BOBBY prize. pair of silk arm
hands. went to Mr.. w L. Baker One
of the most enjoyable features OF the
evening were the fine solos of Mr.. Har-
Vey Daughtry, the wellknown tenor