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CARS FOR A KING.
Fine Coaches Built Here for Al
phonso OF Spain,

The Jackson 4 Sharp Company OF the
American Car ana Foundry Co, yvster
day completed two fine cars fjr King
Alphonso of Spain. They will be boxed
up today and shipped to New York,
we're they will go by steamer to BARGE.
Iona, Spain,
One is u drawingroom coach, some
what similar to the Pullman drawing
room care, except that it is much
smaller, being only 30 feet long. II i
painted royal b ue. with gold trimmings
and Lettering and contains ApLonsJ' I
coat OF arms on ezch side, whici adds III
the richness OF the effect.
Inside the car is Iinisned in mahogany
which is tasteiuliy carved. He main
compartment, which is more than one.
hall the length oil The car, is drawing.
room, with low and wide French plate
glass winduws. IL ID elaborately fur.
nished, with cushioned chairs, sofas, it.
volving seats, etc.
Each OF the Windows has heavy eli.
tam, inside OF which is ricn green dfAp-
cry. Inc Il lor is covered with hea Il,
green hfusseis carpet. At oi.t end ui lie
draNihgrolm compartment is a wasli-
room, 50 Don. htater, etc, ard al lie
other end is an observation pJrt,co.
.ne other is a dining car. 1t is tile
came size ss the dra ingroom car anu
ls some hat similar in appearance, eA.
cfpt thai the exterior Is painted red IN
ttuad Of blue. L. Is also fiaishrd inside
III mahogany. In one end il tie dinnr
com paitinent, which contains six tab 9,
three OF which viii accommodate /, u,
p.rsuns each and three twueach. Next
CO ,.es an elaborate sueouaId, and Ill,
ADJOINING cpn.gartinunt la the kitcht II
WHICH = fitted with moIern raag.,
water TANKS, sink, hot and cod Sa e:
arrangements ani a compete co0ktn.
outfit.
Zach car is mounted ON double trucks
when ate much snIaiier ttian the tuck
tnd"r passenger cars IN this country.
lie guige Is also mach narrower, be Ii.
what Is called meter suage, 39s is.ches
fach car Il provided VIII, u thItat
brake arrangement.
Ihe Two cars are part OF an order of -
TIE others being regulation passenger
cars, and are for service OH one u tl.e
principal railroad systens Of Spain. Tie
other cars Will not he ready iur sA.p
hent fOr several weeks.
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St)NAL.

w. Il. Douglass has arrived home from
an extended trip to the Pan-Amcrlcan
Exposition and Niagara Falls.
II. q. kilmer will 60 to Virginia to
spend two weeks of August.
X ]. Newcomer has returned from his
yacatl IN.
p +. Stenger, WHO hay been in Pitts
burg for the past week, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falahee have gone to
Atlantic City for the rest Of the sea-
son.
Miss Lulu Y. Elliott is at Rehoboth.
Frank II. Mason ia at Pennssrove,
n. j.
William r. Brinckle is on a trip to
Boston.
James II. Eoffecker, is on a Boston
trip.
Joseph +. Chappell is at Pennsgrove
n j.
Miss Katherine 7. Garrett is at Ocean
Grove, n ].
James V. Harbert is summering at
Pennsgroye, N. j.
Miss Minnie Kerr of Lewisyille, Pa,
is visiting in this. city.
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KIMBERLY IS OUT.
hat Successor on Sch1ey Court Has
Not Yet Been Named.


Not Yet Been Named.
Washington, Aug. 2.-The navy de-
partment has not yet announced the
successor to Admiral Kimberly on the
Schley court of inquiry. The following
correspondence with Admiral Kimber-
ly relative to the latter's declination
has been made public.
West Newton, Mass, July 20.
Sir-I have the honor to acknowledge the re-
eeipt of rescript Of court OF inquiry which Is
to convene on the 18th Of September In which !
am named as member. l regret to have to re-
quest that may be detached from said duty ow-
ing to disability from weak heart and Its at
tending complications. being under medical treat
ment for the same.
psrtment order that | am unable to honor during
a naval life Of IS years. am respectfully your
obedient servant l.. A. KIMBERLY,
Rear Admiral U. S. N, Retired.
John d. Long, Secretary Of the Navy, Washing
ton.
Navy Department, Washington, Aug. 2.
Sir-The department is in receipt Of your letter
OF 2eth July expressing regret on your part az
being Obliged to ask that you may be detached
from the duty Of serving upon the court Of inquiry
convened the 18th Of September next, The de-
partment learns with regret that you are suffer-
ing from weak heart and its attending compli-
cations, for which you under medical treat
ment. Such being the case. the department is re-.
luctantly compelled to grant your request
Your letter continues: Much to my mortiica-
tion this is the first department order that am
unable to honor during naval life VI 55 years
Let me hasten to assure you that there Is no
cause for modification at this incident. On the
contrary. it affords an opportunity Of which the
department gladly ayails itself to congratulate
you for record so loyal to the service More.
over, this record amply Iustiics the wisdom Of
the secretary OF the nayy in assigning TO you the
grave and conspicuous duty Of serving upon the
court.
Permit me to express the hope that your health
will continue TO improve so that in future should
a less arduous duty be required Of you you may
be fully able to respond. Very respectfully,
r. W HttKETT, Acting Secretary.
Rear Admiral L, A. Kimberly, Y. ;. n, Retir,
ed, West Newton, Mass.
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BRewNsoN ROBBED.
Had Ten Men to Pay at West
Chester.

I,rownson went to West Chester yes
tcrday to play the Brandywine team Of
that place and as a result there came
near being a riot. When the ninth inn
ing was started each side had made nine
runs. The umpire had favored the
Srandywne team all through the game.
In this inning Connor, who played for
Blandywinc, knocked ftm' ball. u
was caught by Doian and Gonnor thrp,s
down his bat and walked TO the bench
The umpire afterwards changed his de-
cison saying that the player had been
struck by the bnll. This was such a
gross iniastice that Manager McSwincN
called his men from the field. As they
were leaving some of the spectators tried
10 ger tie two clubs fighting. The cool
nrss Oh the part Of the Brownson players
prevented serious trouble.
Two new players were on the diamond
for Brownson. Castro, who played second
base and Hartman, who pitched. Both
played II geed game. The score follows:
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&1OO,Re,Nnri. SIOO.

The readers Of this paper will bt
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science ha,
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cms
is the only positive cure known to tn.
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con
stitntional disease, requir..s Il constitu
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally. acting directly upo,
the blood and muscous surfaces Of th,
system. thereby destroying the founda
tion Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building mp the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The rroprietors have so much faith II
its curative powers. that they offer Ont
hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails TO cure Send for list Of testi
monials.
Address, +. j. CHENEY & co,
Sold by Druggists, 75c Toledo, D
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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An Echo Of the Mashona Case.

London, Aug. 2-Justice Mathew, in
the kings bench division Of the high
court of justice. has rendered Judgment
in favor Of the plaintiffs in the case of
Mackie, Dunn n Co., who sued Donald
Currie & Co. and Bucknall Bros. for
delay in the delivery OF a cargo of food
stuffs shipped on the British steamer
Mashona from New York Oct. Is, 1900
consigned to Pretoria. The court found
that the agents Of the defendants knew
that the goods We're liable to contsca-
tion on board the steamer and that
therefore delay in their delivery was
probable.
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Y. NJ. c. A. CAMPING TRIP.
Members start Today for Two
Meeks' Trim.

The !. N. G. A. camping party will 90
to Bowers' beach today iir two weeks
The young inEn Will ieaye this city 81.
Tie $40 car this afternoon, arriving al
New Castle at 43U p. III. The steamer
fieQtilca, which viii leave tie wharf al
. clock, viii convey them to the ueaca.
They viii strive at their drstiuali.n II
about 10 O'Clock in the evening.
Inc cottage OF the association has been
thoroughly renovated and Is 10 txcellerl
shape,
William |. Cook, captain, and w. Ii
Nii!iaihs, secretary ot tie association.
haYe worked hard 10 perfect arrange
u.ehts lor the tiip ana ii is through,
thelf ltoits that large number Vi tie
member u the ASSOCIATION are going
lhose comprising Lh- party are: w. II
Wi,ilams, ". l. Cook, Sanlael Tucke
Y. | Martin, n. Q. Hais.clt, Il. u D.r
wotth, Water ToInii43l, Clarence til.
der Srod Clarence WickcisAam, R1b i.
t. s.nalt, Howard Draper, j. A. Moore
Gsolge ". Doyle and Nielsen Gos III.
liDse MnO VIII 20 ior the secf nd Het i
are II. NJ. kettew, +. Il. SuliGh, tiarf,
Conn, Raymond +. A. Cotton, and !
number uf others.
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Real Estate Trans lers.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday by City Register
Ten Wpeges
II. L. Bourbon to Dora y. I.eshcm. by
sheriff, dwelling 80. 100 West Second
street. for $1,000.
Sarah Murphy 10 The r.. w. \ Il.
Railroad Company. property at From
and Thorn streets. for 100000.
William Il. Harvey 10 John Craig, lot
At Sixteenth and Lincoln streets. ior
$l,4a0.
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workmen KILLED In Pfttsburg

Pittsburg, Aug. 3. William Wilson
of Greenpoint, n. Y, and Jesse Wilson
of Pittsburg, employed on the new
Prick building in course of erection
have been instantly killed. The acct
dent was caused by the sheering Of a
brace while hoisting six ton eye
beam. This caused the derrick to give
way, and the men We're precipitated
from the sixth to the second floor.
The sun., 1901-08-03
German Squadron at Cadix.

Cadiz, Aug. 2.The German squad
ron from China has arrived here. Rear
Admiral Geissler and his captains re-
paired on board the flagship of Prince
Henry of Prussia. Prince Henry, in
The name of Emperor William, warmly
welcomed the returning officers in a
brief speech. The squadron of Rear
Admiral Geissler and the one com
manded by Prince Henry of Prussia,
which arrived here some days ago, will
remain here for several days.
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The Phillips Suspension.

Chicago, Aug. Attorney Goodwin,
who Is in charge of the George H..
Phillips company, which has Temporal
rily suspended business on the board
of trade, informs Mr.. Phillips that
overnight developments in the matter
of disentangling the accounts indicate
that the firm will be in shape to re-
sumo business Monday.
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M:schieYous Bows.

Several small boys attempted 10 set
fire 60 4 large pile Of lumber On Shlplcy
street near Seventh yesterday afternoon
and would have had Il blaze Of good
proportions had not Harry a. Miller dis
covered them in their mischirvous work.
They had the fire started under Til,
lumhpr pile when Mr.. Miller saw them.
tic shouted to them to put ont tlle bllzn
which they did and ran away.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Family Reunion

Tie fourth annual Beto3ttte family
rennitin viii be held III Saratoga Pan.
Pottsiown, Pa, Oh Angus; 81. Melnbtrs
o. it bellolette family nave formed II,
association known a. the B-rtoteue
ffauiiy ASSOCIATION, Of which Levi a.
hFft"iette, OF this city, ha= cen luaGe
President. The cbisct Of the as4 cia,ion
anu the purpose Of The reunion this year
= to care laf tie cemetery oi ancestors
o. the lanliv who came here in l32G.
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Union y. teran Legion,s Reunion.

l1ncampment NJ. 81. Union Veteran
Legion will hold reunion 1T Augustine
Park On August -. An excursion will
H. run on the steamboat Twilight Til
committee III charge comprises W. y
Tmxhrrry. +. T. t'rubh and General j
r.. Ionahor. II is expected that Il largt
crowd will accompany the veterans.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Utah CITY Inundated.

Manti. Utah, Aug. "A cloudburst
In the canyon caused Il tremendous
flow of water to rush toward Manti
creek and inundate this city. For a
few hours great excitement prevailed.
Thousands Of cords Of logs and other
debris which was brought down with
the great wall Of water damned Up
the ordinary channels. and raging
torrent poured through the principal
streets OF the city.
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Work on Eerryhcats.

The f"rryboat Cape May which Is BE-.
ing constructed III tho yards of III
Harlan 4 IIollingswarih Company. wa.
yesterday placed under the shear poles
The >tcamcr Denver. which IL rtmitll1
nearing completion which has been under
the shear poles. was moved further nj
the creek. The repairs to the fcrrybout
Lakewood are almost completed
The sun., 1901-08-03
Telepl,on. Wire s,n,en

More wlfe was stolen from tile rolrs
q the Delaware ana Atlantic Itlegrap.
and feient!one Company aud the Iint !
irom Chester to Carlenter station and
nom nom there 70 PhiadelptHa we're disable,i
Thursday morning. In all, four wires Of
tie calnfany's lines from Chester were
out q order and six wires from Carpen.
ter 20 Philadelphia were in the same
jtditiun,
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Peacc BOnn ReuIIireu.

Before Magistrate Bradley last night
llean smith and Annie Butler were
charged with trespass and were dis.
missed. Mary Frazer was charged with
abuse and Willie Frazer with assault.
and were each required to give a peace
bond. Elizabeth Sem was charged with
abuse and slander and was required to
pay the costs.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Kaiser Decor,tes Moh.mmedan

Berlin. Aug. ? The latest notable
recipient Of 4 decoration at the hands
Of Emperor William is high dignitary
Of MohanmedaniSm The Iieichsan.
zciger announces that the Order of the
Crown Of the first class Inns been con
ferred on the Aga Khan Of Bombay. the
spiritual head OF the Indian Moham
medan Koja sect
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several New Workers swind,.d.

Rome. y. y. Aug. , Seven counter.
felt checks, aggregating SSl -, have
been received by the First National
bank Of this city, purporting to have
been drawn by +. Il. Bacon Il Co, a
large local dry goods firm, in favor Of
T.. a. Carr. The spurious checks have
been cashed IN various cities through
out the state
The sun., 1901-08-03
The proh,hition con,erenc.

Buffalo, Aug. DIR. A. a. Hopkins,
one of the leading orators of the PRO.
hibition party, made the principal
speech in the Prohibition conference.
His topic was How Can Converts Be
Held In Prohibition Ranksf" The
speaker pleaded for organization, but
especially urged the spread of party
literature,
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brotherhood.
Will Repurt for Duty.

Joseph CORY, son Of b4ggagemasier
CORY of the r, W. \ B. railroad, aill
report for duty at Laagne Island Navy
Yard on next Thursday. He has been
home On q furlough. He expects to board
the Illinois for service until ordered to
some other vessel Of 'ncle SAINTS navy
He will attempt to secure a gunnel's
berth in the navy.
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Gooa work nx Minister Rrx.n

Rio de .Ianeiro, Aug. =. Owing to the
efforts Of the United States minister
here, Charles Page Bryan, proposed
tariff changes prejudicial to American
commerce and favored by British, Ital-
ian and Argentina interests have been
defeated in the Brazilian congress.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Pennsylvania Day ~ RutYoIo

Harrisburg, Pa. Aug. .. The Penn
Sylvanin commission to the Pan Amer
lean exposition 1T Buffalo has fixed up
on Friday, Sept. 20, as Pennsylvania
DAY. Governor Stone, his staff and
cabinet will be present with the com
mission.
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Many Have seen the p.n-.m.r,o.,

Many Have Seen the Pan-American.
Buffalo, Aug. 2.-The bereau of ad-
missions announces the attendance at
the Pan American during tae first three
months ending at midnight on July 81
as 2,724.90s With the exception Of
one week the admissions have shown n
steady increase.
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OF to Atlantic City.

big delegation from santa Mara
GoIneit knights Of Columbus, Wll. %
to AtlaAtic City to-day to attend tile ell
bfatipM ui tie anniversary of the en-
bat klns u Columbus from Spain. IA the
8 ming there vii! be reception and
dance on Toung'a Pier.
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RRANDYWINE.
Score hy Innings

Brownson ...........0 040O005 ~.
Rrandywinr ......,.1 0 ! 100 ~
summary Earned runs, Brownson.
two base hits. Young. Jordan 2. Schultz
Barker. German. coffry; sacrifice hits
Mcmahon, Castro. Hartman, Young
Sharp, Brown; stolen bases, Barton 2
Ritter. Doran. Mcmahon: bases q
halls off Hartman.3; off Jordan, 2; strilrl
nut ny Hartman. 4 Jordan. 4; douhl,
plays. Terney 10 Schultz: hit hy pitches
hall. McAahon 2, Young; time, LII; um
pire Brown.
Brownson will play the Clinton \. \
team this afternoon.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Trial Of Russian BattIeship

Philadelphia, Aug. 2 The second
vessel Of the imperial Russian navy re
Gently built In this country, the first
class battleship Retyizan, will be taken
to the government course off the New
England coast for the builders official
trial trip on Aug. - or Sept /.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Buffalo Physician Killed.

Buffalo, Aug. =. Dr. Frank p. Bing
ham Of 525 Niagara street has been
struck by trolley car ana killed. He
was following car and turned off to
enter Summer street directly in front
of an approaching car.
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steamers wash caused Drown,ne

Huntington, W. Va, Aug. .. -Th.
waves From "A passing steamer near
Central City upset "A small boat con.
tanning I pleasure party, drowning fouI
people. Two other occupants of tile
beat were rescued. None of the bodies
has been recovered
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May Make Nnw Snryey

There i possibility that the resent
survey made by the government Of tht
lh'lstlana river may prove Useless and
that :.eW survey may have to be ma |.
q ne stream owing to guages marking
previous surveys having been washed
away.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Mud Comes High.

A survey has been made Of tile marsh
IL the rear Of the Pullman works, which
the company proposes TO fill in for build.
ing purposes. About 10000 yards of mud
viii pc necessary and the cost will I've
So $50.
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Percy prOctOr'S Hody Found

Ithaca, y. y, Aug .. The body OF
Percy Proctor .Ir.. WHO was drowned
at Goodwin's point, Gaynga lake, Sat.
urday, has been found. 1t hoated 10
the beach about 700 yards south Of the
scene Of the accident and was dlscoy.
cred by Il farmers boy.
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Krugcr's Pin,,s

The Hague, Aug. =. People who arc
in close association with Mr.. Krnga,
rAH 'iat up to the present it has moi
been dtt.d"1 that the Boer statesman
will visit the United States.
The sun., 1901-08-03
british Torpedo boat sinks.

Portsmouth, England, Aug. Tor
pedo boat No. 81 has sunk off the Al
derney breakwater. All her guns and
stores We're saved. The boat will ba
raised.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Testimony in Divorce Case.

Testimony was heard yesterday in the
divorce case OF Gertrude Rock vs. F. f.
Rock. Walter j. Willis was the commits
sioner and F. G. Brocksan repres ,nted
the plaintiff.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Child KnDcked Down.

John Clark, years old, Of No, 100
West Fourth street, was run into and
knocked down by bicycle rider at
Fourth and Madison streets last even
ing. The little fellow escaped injury.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Preparing for school Year.

Superintendent Twitmycr Of the pul lie
schools finds SO much work to do in pr,-
paling for the next school year that he
may not have time to take Il vacation.
The sun., 1901-08-03
kentucky Writer Killed

Lexington, Ky, Aug 2.-George w.
Ranck, one Of the best known literary
men of Kentucky, has been struck and
killed by Louisville and Nashville
train.
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To Erect New IInme.

William ", Lohdel yesterday morh
M hon9hta q lot facing on BrpDmr str .ct
south .! PennsytvaLia avenne, i2D feet
'front.' BY 100 fect deep. upon which lie
Will erect a residence.
The sun., 1901-08-03
Mnde East Tinnn

Hannah -. George ri. Hnbcr'S trott
iig MARE. made u mile IN 2.l2 on iii
Wilmington Horse Show Association
track Thursday morning.
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Had His Foot Mashed,

/. Folecia employed at Bellevue had
his foot mashed yesterday and WIS
brought to the Homeopathic Hospital.
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ndion 4. Q. v. y. ", Brotherhood

Ths afternoon at Brandywine Springs
Park tie Albion A G., baseball team
viil play the strong Young MEMS
brotherhood team Of Philadelphia. It
: one Of the best amateur teams in that
ity. Following is the batting order Of
10Th tpama,
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dssolubly attached his name he has been held up in
song, cartoon and story with the catch line invariably
appended.
Now the newspaper man says Mr. Hill Is a plagiar-
is that he borrowed the expression from another sage
the sage of Gray Cables 1t Is asserted that the only
living expresident made use of It IN the year 1881
when he accepted the Democratic nomination to the
Buffalo msyoralty. Friends of Mr.. Hill have promptly
and properly resented the charge that he IS not the only
and original Il a Democrat"
They declare that the Syracuse man. fearing that
Mr. Hin viii be presidential possibility in 1904, is try
ing to make him a kissing and by-word among the
Democrats of the country They insist that David Ben
nett originated the famous words of his own head
and that he Is entitled retain the credit which crate
ful country has lavished upon him ever since.
ExPresident Cleveland has not yet been heard from
When he is he viii probably clear the atmosphere with
something definite and final In view Of his we'll known
friendship for Hill there is little doubt that Cleveland
viii do the right thing The is really of such
great Importance that interest in the doings of
gress IN the Philippine situation and everything else
viii grow slack until it is disposed of, If Mr. Cleveland
instead of Mr.. Ill., said Il a Democrat" the whole
future of the country may be changed.
However, along back in 1895 whole Let Of gentle
men IN this land would have required several afdavts
before believing either of the sages.
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THE MARRIAGE Of Miss Katherine
B. King. niece Of Mr.. and Mrs E.
/. Carpenter, TO Mr.. Benjamin Z.
HamiIl viii be solemnized on Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Carpenter, 1913 S street.
/ Mrs. Louise Smedley-Smith is ex-
. pected home this morning from an ex-
/ tended visit in st. Louis, St. Joseph
and Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs w H. Gibbons left
yesterday morning for California.
Mrs. James Jennings entertains at
luncheon next Friday in honor Of Mrs.
Will Dinwoodey.
Colonel and Mrs. Pope will arrive
this week from the east, to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Park have
returned from their eastern trip.
Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Judge
have gone to California for a short
visit
9 9 q
Mr.. w. H. Gilmer of Nevada arrived
Sunday to spend several weeks in Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. James Jennings entertained ct
an informal dinner party last evening.
Mr.. E. L. Carpenter left Saturday
for San Francisco.
Miss Margaret Park is visiting in Og-
den, the guest of Miss Kiesel.
8 . Q
Miss Mary McGuhay, who has been
spending some time in this city, left
yesterday morning for her home in
Pennsylvania, called there by the sud
den illness Of her uncle.
The Shakespeare class win meet this
evening with the Misses Madison at
Ford's hotel
Mrs. George 7. Odell will entertain
the Whist club tomorrow.
The Pan-American fair Of st. Paurs
guild opens today.
9 g o
The Reviewers spent a pleasant aft
ernoon yesterday with Mrs. c. G.
hummer.
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At the meeting of the board Of trus-
tees of the Orphans home yesterday
afternoon the following committees
were appointed by the president, Mrs.
Rachel S. Miller, to serve for one year:
House committee. Mrs. Nettie Palmer.
Mrs. J. F. Grant, Mrs. Fred Graham;
educational committee. Mrs. Georgia
Mather Mrs. SpTague; finance COM
mittee, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. r. H.
Terhune
A gratifying report was read of lib
eral Thanksgiving donations received
from the citizens of Salt Lake, show
ing growing interest and sympathy
IN the work of the home. One of the
most generous offerings was made by
the pupils of the Whittier school.
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The members Of the Utopia club viii
meet at the residence of Mrs. O'Con-
nor, 211 Seventh East, on Wednesday
afternoon.