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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-21

Thomas Rogers, Watson, Nick Smith,
Breeder.
Mrs. A. w. McCune Jrp entertained
delightfully."- Wednesday 10 honor Of her
quests Mrs. Miller, Of Butte ana MISS
Marconnot. Of Kentucky. The guests
were the members Of the Trosseau club
and Inc Amusement OF the afternoon
was Hearts" Prizes were won Dg
Misseg Frances and Jane Howat the
rooms were decorated with American
Beauty roses and sunllowers-or, as
Butte people now call the latter 'Diack
eyed sues"--the latter name belnE
APPLIED 10 them In honor OF the Butte
guest. Mrs Miller.
Another pretty. though quiet wedding
of Wednesday was that Of Miss Nina
W. Eckart, and EW. Kerrick the cere-
mopy being performed By Rev Clarence
II Brown al noon. AZ the brides home
and an elaborate wedding dinner be-
ing served afterward. The rooms were
prettilv decorated, asters, roses ana
ferns being used IN pdrlor ana dihlnB
room. Ruring the ceremony MISS LII
Ian Oliver played Memberships wed
ding march and various other selec-
tions during the progress OF the dinner.
only members OF both families we're
present Mr.. and Mrs, Kerrick, LETT on
3 IS train Tor an eastern trip, ana VIII
return in about six weeks
on Wednesday night Miss Annie
smith and Mr.. r. H. Rich were united
In marriage. the ceremony being per
formed at six o'clock at the home OF
the bride by Dr. James p Talmase'
only the relatives and intimate friends
OF the bride and groom were present to
witness the ceremony, but at O'CLOCK
reception was held about siEty-hve
guests being present. The parlor was
beautifully decorated IN white, roses
asters and carnations being used with
artistic effect. Palms stood about the
room and the chandeliers were hung
with maldenhaid fern. In the dlnins
room pink prevailed flowers and rib
hons being prettly used In the decora-
tions. Refreshments were served by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-21

Eldridge occupied q stall at the Theater
on Thursday night, and in another
we're Mrs. Branslord, Mrs, John Brans-
ford and Mrs, Harris.
Mrs Siegel and Mrs Bamberger
gave box parties at the "Florodora'
performance on Thursday night. w. >.
Mccormick also gave a stall party on
the same evening.
Mrs. George X Fischer entertained
informally yesterday in honor OF her
sister, Miss Hunsicker, who is visiting
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cutler OF
Butte who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. McCune, Jr., have returned
10 their home.
Today Mrs. A. W. McCune, Jr, gave
n lake part; In honor Of her guests,
Mrs. Miller and Miss Marconnot
Miss Ethel Young. Of Ogden, VIII be
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Mrs. Walden. The bride wore be-
coming costume Of white swiss with
lace trimmings and carried bride roses,
The evening was delightfully."- spent, a
choice musical program being one OF
the pleasant features Of the occasion.
MIR. and Mrs Rich were the recipients
Of a number of valuable presents, Ihey
wil be at home for a time at 200 east
Seventh South street.
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Gra-
ham, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Graham, and Chas. NJ. Frazier VIII
take place October. 3,
The Kensington 10 have been given
by the Unity Circle at the home OF Mrs.
Watson. on Wednesday, will take place
on the same day OF next week.
The Society OF the Army Of the Phil
ippies will give their grand ball on oc-
| tober z,
A delightful event OF the week was
| the supper given by Mr.. James Fer
guson al the Tavern on Tuesday night
| In honor OF MIR. Harry Nnery. who was
I here With the "rexas Steer company
ana MIR. Fergusons time chum
I The ru3sts were all Old friends Of the
actar, those present besides the host
and guest OF honor being Gov. Wells,
} II. l.. A. Culmer, william Dunbar o.
/ T.. whitney IA. G.. Whitney, j. H.
spencer, {. ;. Burton. b. 5. Young and
Rulon S Wells.
Among the weeks weddings was that
/ OF Dr.. Agnes WinzeG. OF san Francisco,
aud Maitland j. Fitzgerald, OF Lanes
bofo. Wis. the ceremony being pei
formed by the Rev Mr. Bloch, Of the
/ Presbyterian church.
Mr. Levi G. Richards left Wednesday
for Paris where he expects TO spend
the next two years studying art.
Mrs. Russell J.. Tracy entertains at a
Hensington on Monday.
Miss Georgia Mcl<lmmins who has
been spending the past month In ore
gon and Washington has returned.
Mrs. ID. b. Taylor and daughter Hes
Ter are In the city, having come 90 at
END the wedding Of her son, ID. II
RAZOR ana MISS ltHlll Lynn
Mrs. James H. Lynch Of Butte
Mont. entertained informally al din
1er at the KnutNord on Tuesday ir
onor OF her tWo ncnhews. Hugh L%'
lud James Lynch. who are attending
10 Hallows college.
Miss Ruth Peay. Of Provo, Is The
nest OF Miss Esther Miller.
Miss Edith Wyllie, OF Chicago, Is th'
.egt Of Miss Edna Cohu.
Mrs. Hirsh and Miss Hirsh VIII spend
uezl month boz California.
IRIS. A. ~ Grant is In Denver
Misses Matte and Clara Hall left thi,
.e.. TO enter Colorado college.
Mrs Mary Gilmer has returned {,
Boston
The marriage Of Miss Martha Bodef
and Mr Cornell l.. Strock took plac,
on Wednesday. the ceremony being per.
formed by Rev. II. Martens. A deli.
cious supper was served aitefwRrd al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-21

Terhune as Cleopatra" Miss Bee
Cheeseman, a Dancing girl" Lucy Ca
by Girl from Paris" Miss Helen Giles
pie as "Alice Nielsen" Miss Georgia
Vadner might" Miss Gertrude Henson,
"A Size Issue" Miss Miller Yum Yum.
Miss Jennie Lynne. court lady, ana
Misses Louise Bascom and Gertie Mey-
ers as Swiss peasant girls. The gem
tlemen were costumed 10 represent
various characters and the anair
was most successful. Whist was
feature of the evening, the prizes be-
ink won by Miss Vadner and Mr.. Bree-
den. yellow was the color scheme and
was carried out In flowers, scores and
refreshments The gentlemen present
we're
Messrs. Harris. Freed, Nightingale,
Cowan, Billings. Swaner, Dole, Carhart,
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RESIDENCE OF HON. FRED. ]. KIEsEL.

This photograph is OF the elegant
one OF the leading wholesale
est residences In ogden
eh t above the sidewalk Around the wall
The mouse type Of the Swiss Chalet
OF pressed brick with red twenty
two years ago by Mr. Kel
hoke residences in Ogden The interior
emily arranged Besides
eh ana clothes closets On the first hal
winch through
The paor sitting
The left are the library which
dining ROOM Kitchen china with
The same arrangement the
ment model Here furnace
handsome
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-21
Sun and Wind

Can do no harm to face or hands pro
lnrAnd h.. ,..ir..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-21

Mrs. f. ]. Hill and two sons will
spend the winter In Switzerland.
Human d. Folsom Jr has returned
from Cornell college, where he recently
graduated.
Miss Lena Welby has gone to Phila.
delphia.
Mrs. Milton +. LIpman will spend the
winter in New York.
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their rooms In Carter terrace. few
intimate friends being present.
Mrs. w. II. Bancroft has for her
guest Mrs. J. II. whitney Of New YORK.
Mrs. 3. A. Mann, OF Chicago. VIII
spend the winter in Salt Lake visiting
with relatives.
Miss Beatrice Davis. OF st. Louis, wall
spend the autumn with Misses Carrie
aud May Davis
The Cooking club met at the home
Of Mrs Arthur Bird on Wednesday
Mrs. 0. d. Hewatt has returned from
a pleasant trip to the coast.
Mrs. George Green is visiting Mrs.
Zane.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] w. Christy have re-
turned from a trip to the coast.
Mrs Josiah Barnett has returned
from Europe
MISS i4ilHd DttH ''h9 ! wv - AaAN 49, -
Miss Nadner
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre left during
the week for Washington, d. c.. where
she viii enter school.
Mrs smedley Smith has returned
Mrs. Samuel Adams ~ here from
Denver visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. II. G.. Mcmillan.
-
Miss Irene Jewett who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas Post. has
returned to her home In Ohio.
The marriage OF Miss Josie Katz and
MIR. Lear Ritter will take place Oct.
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. V. McCune enter
tanned at luncheon at the Alta club on
Tuesday In honor OF Mrs. Miller ana
Miss Marconnot OF ST, Louis. The la
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the guest Of Miss Rebecca Morris next
week. -
Mrs. Fred Wright OF Ogden. is In the
city, the guest Of Mrs Stanley Claw
son. She win remain during the next
three weeks
Miss Urilda Paxman came up from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-21

London society is eagerly discussing
the coming marriage OF Miss Dorothyt
Christine Richards, sister Of Mrs. Pearl
Mary Craigie (John Oliver Hobbos),
and George William Prendergast, son Of
General Sir Henry Prendergast Miss
Richards is OF American blood, Her
home, Steephill Castle Isle Of Wight,
is one of the finest English estates,
Her future husband Is British Vice
Consul at scutari, Montenegro.
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Jones, Marge Miller Edith Miller
Daisy Raybould, Gertrude Meyer
Alleen Maclean, and Messrs Freed.
Harris. Cowan, Carhart Watson NICK
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Ashley entertalned
informally AT dinner on Wednesday m
honor OF Mrs. .Mae Lille, The table
was beautifully decorated with asters
and Chinese sunhowcrs, yellow ana
white being carried out in flowers RIB
bon fayors and boquets, ana refresh
ments. Others present were Misses
Josie Mulyaney, Emma Sanderson ana
Messrs. Derer and Sous.
Mrs. Dora Olsen Of Provo Is the guest
Of Mrs. Cora $. Dixon during carnival
week.
on Wednesday evening Miss Maclean
entertained delightfully."- in honor or
Miss Bessie Skyrme OF Butte. The
guests were in fancy costume, Miss
Skyrme as a Mexican girl Miss Mac
lean as th5s'Bele OF New York" Miss
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product
tsesden Second East streets
handsome homes
hono reception nan Su et
the library
tnn tn
areo
the
eage
esodr sand bat ron
without
electric nyandee ydealo the structure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
rRAISMAsrEn rox PROMOTED.
No ooes 30 Ia Junta ~ Division suPerin
lrnnent.

r. &. Fox left ON No. this afternoon
10 assume his position "a superinien-
tcndeut of the western division with
headquarters at la Junta, says the Las
Vegas Record, Dec. 81. Mr.. Fox ~ a
young man being only thirty-seven
years of age. His first railroad work
was a. operator and assistant 10 the
agent a. MHryyille, Ohio, on the c. g.
G. 4 l., he assuming the position az
the age OF lb years. He worked thcre
two years aud then came 20 New Mex
loo His first work ON the Santa be
was as operator at Wagon Mound. He
has filled the position Of agent az every
station between Ration and ~ PasU,
excepting Las Vegas, Santa Fe and
Albuquerque, was relief agent for three
years, was appointed agent ~ Rlncon
Ia 1880 and held that position for three
years. when In 1880 he was transferred
20 SAN Marcial as chief dispatcher
which position he fllled for q period of
three years 10 ise3, when he was APP
pointed tralnmaster Of the Rio Grande
division, aud until he came here In
1891, he was trainmRster Of that
division, and as Mr. Hurley's Office was
located at this point, Mr.. Fox was
practically ana assistant superintendent
south Of Albuquerque Mr.. Fox's pro-
motion IA in recognition Of competent
and faithful service. lie has proved
himself capable to iill the responsible
position he has boen appointed to iill
Mr.. Fox has a multitude Of friends on
the Rio 0rande division a. well a. here
that will be pleased 70 learn OF his adj
vaucemeut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
snoT ~ THE nAoR.
Ons Miner kills Another a. CapitAn-D.
lslaak man is the Victim,

Ons Miner Kills Another a. Capitan-D.
Blaskmsn IL the Victim.
The particulars % the shooting and
kallng % ID. Blackman al CApi an are
found In the following clipping from
the AlamogOrdo News News has y. en-
received here that q brutal murder was
committed a. CAPTAIN OF Chri tmle
day. Al about noon u liao kman a
miner employed AZ the Fuel o0npany's
mines. was shot twice IN the back ana
Instantly killed by q man named Rivs
era also a minor employed AZ me same
place. Deaalls Of the Affslr are some
what meREer, and no cause FOR the act
can be learned or anything AZ 70 how
the quarrel arose.
The greatest Indignation prevails al
Captain and threats of lynching Rivers
we're freely made. but - far g. can
b. learned no actual violence has yet
been attempted Il d supposed shat h.
has bseu taken 20 the c0uniy tall eTi
aeld for tho action o. me disif o.
court
Blaolcmsn had been employed a ~
mines for some liite tim and VAS wsil
liked BY his companions Rivers ~
tha other hand. had come from Ala
bania but a few Wesks $40 20 work -
ths eompany ara Al ins thst lime hAa
sueossdea IN msklHg h.fnssf ssnsna7y
d.siiEsd ana won ne name - bsipa a
very quarslaoms sna aaagrssa sis
buiiE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
Losr SIX uusDRxD.
A Bisbss yoath in Trouble en Asoount
of Gambling.


Edgar Myers, who has held posi-.
ton IN the company Office a. steno'
grapher was arrested Thursday morn
Ing at his room by Constable Doyle on
Information furnished by j. q. Prit.
Chard, the Blsbee postmaster. u
seems that Mr., Meyers has been carry
ING money from the pos,Oiilce 70 the
general office Of the Copper Queen and
securing New York exchange which
was used by Mr.. Pritchard IN remit
tinR postoflet funds.
Last Monday evening Postmaster
pritchard entrusted 1910 20 the young
man who was 90 obtain a New York
draft for him which was 10 be remittee
10 tho pOstoiiice department.
The young man was unable 70 obtain
the exchange that evening and during
the night made the rounds Of the gam
bling houses with the result that when
daylight came his money was all gone
The next day he WAS entrusted with
another amount and returned the e1'
change % the postmaster a. he had al
ways done before. He was asked
about the item Of $50 and agaln made
same excuse which satisfied Mr. Prit
chard.
| ABHfnuAN NAuIhlNN ANH NheAhNHA'i
became alarmed aud called At she gen
eral office Of the Copper Queen com
pany when the delalcation was dts
covered. Constable Doyle was told o.
the circumstances aud Thursday morn
ing placed the unfortunate individual
under arrest. His relatives we're com
munIcatod with and his father arrived
on today's train.
II Is believed that the SD affair wa
piece Of bOyish thoughtlessness ln
nuenced by too much intoxlcants. Thai
he had this money 0n his person Mon
day evening and risked q small amount
az first and lost This was followed hy
larger amount In the hope Of regain
/ ing bis losses and before he realized hii
position the money was gone.
Y there had been any criminal inten
on his part from the FIRST he had ample
tine % make his escape, lnatead hs
made a clean breast Of the whole affair
We hope this episode viii prove q les
son 20 the young man that w.ll last hin
| through the remainder of his life.
Bisbee, Arizona leview.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
MCKINLEY COUNTY.
Johnny Young an Applicant for Ca
deiship--NavajOs Injured.
GoRDOs.wRIsN MARRIAGE.

Prom the Republican.
Miss Minnie McCue 10 spending the
vacation with her sister Mrs. Louie
smith.
Rev p. A. simpkin has resigned MS
position as pastor OF the Congregation
~ ~hgrch
saerggNnt sehoonbsrg ana Miss Mic.
fit MCN,ue won the prize az the cake
Walk on ThSrsaay night.
Miss Bmma Campbell is woi king as
q composltor In the printing ONCE %
I've salvation army NJ san francisco
Don Rankin. of the Southwestern
nrewery company, of Albuquerque,
vas out looking after his interests In
oaiiup and vicinity
r. n. Kent. OF Albuquerque wS0 -
gent tor the Fidelity Surety company,
uaf made out the bonds OF come q
she new county officials.
Two mountain lions killed ffty nne
bucks on Nathan Blrth's sheep ranch
% the zunl mountains bcf0ro The
herdcrs succeedcd IN killing thsm.
A pocket book containing several
undgcd dollars In checks and tvn doi-
lars In cash. was found on the 2sth
Qut as yet has not been returned 70
ne 0wnor.
Bennett Broo. Of zuns have sold cut
q cir stock Of goods at that place,
Thsy VIII stili continue the store busi-
- az the Duboice ranch. about 81
H,lics south Of here.
J. n. Young manager OF the tele.
plione exchange has received a large
amount OF material and IL now in
shape 10 accommodate al who desire
telephones, and connection has been
made with Gibson and Catalpa.
Last Saturday. q Navajo working a.
tie chutes al Clagkville. had has fore
arm crushed bg being run Over by the
switch engine or by a car Ihe acct
dfnt was not witnessed by the crew
nor by any Of the empioyeeN working
about the tippie.
John Young n an applicant for the
tadoiship from McKinley county 20
the Roswell Military institute. He is
o good. Industrious boy, has been
rnised IN Gallup and u appointed viii
b. n credit 20 the county. Hia step
father. r. W. Meyers. as well a. his
uncle. Walter Colenso. are both
slhuEch republicans.
The Morris Brothers received the sad
news on Monday of the death OF their
father az Harmony Ind He was n
years ot age, end hsa bren in bad
health for several years. 30 his death
vas not unexpected. John. whilam
and Edward Norris left here 70 be
present al the funeral ceremony.
on Christmas night, the Rev. q. j,
Juriar. Joined In marriage John Cor
don and Miss Rosa wrenn. The GER
emony was performed az the Page no.
tel parlors. In the pr,eenee Of a few
invited guests. ID. c, Russell and Mlss
Jennie nayils represented the grooms-
81 an and bridesmaid After The cew-
inony. the couple, with their guest.
went 70 the residence % Mrs. James
Baylls. where an elegant banquet had
been prepared for them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
AoReSCOTT TRAGEDY.
AWOman Of the Half World Tried to
XIII Recorder Bauder.
sHE THEN COMMITTED SUICIDE.

John BaudsF. city rsoordrr OF Pres.
cot, haa been maklng History rapidly
the past three days. says the ph0sniK
8aaNtte Baudsf, a seems, hnH b. sn
living VITA aeOrgia t.ossley. better
known 80 Claude CliBs Ia Frcacott. fof
the paHt ten months. Eeveral weeks
since. tho, tsosely woman luft Prescott
Tor a visit 60 her mother la jackson.
MionEan. Aad during her asssace
baudor married one Of Prc2sotrs nd .
eat girls. Miss Hanson. Mr Baudtr
and his bride visited the phornlx car.
nival and enjoyed the many pleasing
hinge seen here. ana returned 20 thtir
mountain hume. nttle thlnking OF the
trouble In stoFs for both. Toe tsoselsy
woman returned to Prescott durlug
The tims that Bauder ana bis bride
wsrs in Phoenix and when she iearnt d
q the marriage OF her sweetheart, shs
Was furious aud told several friends
that her day would come soon
Laat Thursday evening Miss Losely
lnVeigied Bauder down to her room.
She told han II would be the last tiaie
shu would ever see him a. anc couil
not I've near and SEE hlm the husband
uf another woman, sO she said sue Was
Eoing back to her Michlgau home. Tha
woman excrted a strong influence over
fiaudCr. as was ovidu need sr0m subse-
quoni events. hauder aud the woman
retired for tho nignt when the Jealous
Woman thought hes opportunity had
arrived, she had planned the wnole
aifair with the desperation 0t an aban-
doned woman. When Bauder was
sleeping the woman tried 10 Kill him
with razor She Ia a isrse, muscular
woman ana Bauder aWoke as the keen
edve of the blade was At his neck. lie
ErapPlcd with the frcnziod girl aad a
iisrcr battle enfued. The woman only
succeeded Ia eating him once, bat 40
wa an awful cut u was ttx iuchet a
length. beginning ne the back % N
nrck and reaching 10 the saw. Bauder
aud the woull-bs muriurtas foug 8
despogatey. he trying 70 prevent her
from klliing him, sf4' 10 take his lie
After time Hauder feiNned death ard
by that means he n,auAgel 10 gvt out
side the door Ia going Out he told her
she had killed him. The woman. think.
ing taat sine had, swallowed a large
dose ~ cFsosate and died in a terrtbls
agony "a less than two hours after
Bauder succeeded In nnuing an oni-
Ger. Nho secured a phys chan. Tue
wound In his neck. while very ugly
one, was not dangerous The physl-
clan put ten stitches in the cut and
the patient II now out of danger. tina
occurred lass rhnrsday night
The dead woman had evidently plan-
ned this affalr with deliberation, a.
she left viii and sent ker jewels 70
her mother. She aiHo wrote letter 10
her mother telling what she intended
doing. saying that she lovsd Bauder
and proposed 20 kill him and herself
The affalr has crested a Aensation IN
Prescott whore Bauder is city record
er. and is well known. Mrs.. Bauder Il
prOsTated over the turn IN affairs The
man has kept nothing back. has ad-
mitted his folly. and his friends say
that everything will ba well with him
again.
The dead girl was buried In Prescott
yesterday BRuder Is ~ wears OF age
and the dead Soman was 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
CoUNrF MATTERS.
All the New omciais az work In Their
New Positions.

All the New omciais az work In Their
New Positions.
Chas X Newhall. county collector
has filed a bond Of $4,000 with ~ w
Floarnoy. A. w. cieiand. A. A. Grant
w w. HCsselden. w. l.. Trimble ard
]. G. Baldridge as sureties.
All the new county officers have iled
their bonds. which have been approx
ed.
A. r. Miera was elected chairman oi
the new board of county commission
ere
Nestor M0ntoya has been retained al
a deputy in the assessors once
Joe sheridan IL rapidly acquiring the
run OF the collectors Office.
the new board OF county commits.
sioners convened this morning and TO-
day transacted a large amour ot buai'
ness, They will hold an adjourned Aes'
sion about the middle OF the month.
Tax-P2yIng is etlil 10 progress, and
the total receipts for January viii as
grrgate a larSe sum.