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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-11
Denver cbief of Police

Denver, April 1.-THE fire and po-
lice. board to-day appointed Hamilton
Arr strong chief OF police to succeed
John +. Farley, resigned.
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Tonight. at G. Colombo hall, grand
ring tournament. clog dancing, caboo
band and Prof. Dolittle in his funny
speeches.
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The fIoncv Market.

New York, April ll.-Money on call
strong Mt & per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 3iaMila per cent. Silver, b9h.
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Texas gras steers, s3.50@4OO; Texas
bulls. s2.75@3.90.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000 head; mar.
ket steady. Good to choice wethers,
$is5@5.0O, exports, 1925; fair to
choice mixed, s4.60q4.9O; western
sheep. s4.S5d 500, exports, 1925;
yearlings, s4.9O@51O; native lambs,
s4.7545.40; western lambs, including
clipped, s5.00@5.40.
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Established Twenty Years.

DIR. w. N. MACBE1 Il, dentist, 2lO
west Railroad avenue. Gold crown
and bridge work a specially.
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Fresh Cut Flowers.
IVES, THE FLORIST.
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A Plain, Chambray Waist, tucked
viii white esaci tucked .. yoke % and collar Il 20
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A Mercerized Chambray Waist. tucked
isSas, Ssssl hs%s,assh'd' = Sssns1, ~ tucked S1.6O
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Corded Chambray Waist. neat stripes.
" yes, ten effect, s: sailor collar; up II M
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An All-wool. Satin-Striped Chailie
Waist; handsome and mp TO 60 or
date; the newest: this week %O.JC
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An Albatross Waist, all wool, with
tucks, front and back; all eS SS
good colors, this week .... 1HsAc
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A Mercerized Waist with polka dots;
Sns On ,Ss Of the Msias newest ess creations rs cts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-14
INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Ladies should see the new colored silk
umbrellas, sun or rain, 10 shades. Mermod
& Jaccard's, Broadway, cor. Locust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Spamer entertained
friends with a box party at the Castle
Square Thursday evening in honor of their
host and hostess, those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram W. Hayes. Mrs. Max.
Jacobs and Miss Attaway Casey.
Mira Lawrence OF No. ssss Fsnuey ave
nue. was rendered an - informal surprise
party last Tuesday evening at her home in.
honor of her birthday. The evening was
spent with musical and literary selections
Byrne. president: John Flaherty. secretary.
and Miss Frances oherheck, Treasurer. and
The Connmittee of Observation-Disclosures
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evening in honor of Mis- Alma Brinlmeyer.
Prizes were awarded to Misses Maggie
Burns, Pertetie Grcyfeld. Alma Brinkmeyer
and Messrs. Sisslerk and kinner.
Miss Du Four entertained the Fleur-de-Lis
Club last Tuesday evening with q euchre at
her residence. The guests were:
T. Misses
O'Brien, Docksry,
Anna Doche1Y 8ulltvan.
Atkinson.
Mesdames- &s
II, a Fusf1n, Fred 6ato1.
,Ne6sieursE
]. F. Bulin, Jack HlgEtuA
Jack Cofey. M. J. Moloney.
Jack Murphy, Ed Du -Four.
Dave Noonan.
Mrs. {. Echultes Of NO. a337 California ave
nue. entertained her euchre club Last En-.
day afternoon. Prizes were won BY Mfs.
o. Schurtee, MrH G. Borgelt, 0rA =. Tt1cn-
Ter and Mrs. A. Heron. Those present were:
Mechanics.
20. Schultes,. A.. Heron.
G.. Borgelt, e. TrichieEs
H. Knapp. B. Meyer.
C. Herb,
Misses
Clara WiedmAnn, Mol1ie Wise.
Barbara Beigeman, Minnie EhrehaIdG
Elizabeth Meyer.
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canvass made by her friends against a
separate Board of Lady Managers and IN
behalf of Mrs. Moore as THE lady repre-
sentative on the general Board Of Directors.
it is doubtful whether she would care to
accept the position. g.
I Look for considerable entertaining by
Mayor Rolla Wells. Mrs. Wells and their
eldest daughter. Miss Maude. next winter.
1t has been several mayoralty terms since
We have witnessed any degree of social life
on the part of the chief executive of the
city and his family. Mr.. Z~iegenhein never
went in for that sort of thing" as he HIM
self expresses 1t. Mayor Walbridge made
an. excellent host and entertained occasion
ally, but, 1 am told, he cared little for dis
play and elaborate affairs socially. Mayor
Noonan's term was as marked as Ziegen-
helms for the absence of frills in Vanity
Fair. That's going bac twelve. years-three
terms. Before that Mayor Francis-well
let's not go any further.
Mrs. Wells, the wife of the new Mayor.
is a delightful hostess. and Miss Maude
Wells is able to assist her admirably. With
Worlds Fair activity coming on and such
elegantly equipped personages to dispense
the hospitality. Of the city and assume its
social leadership. we shall be quite we'll
fixed, 1 venture. for the next four years.
The recovery Of the lost portrait OF the
Duchess of Devonshire. I see. is apt to lead
to a revival OF the Gainsborough hat. In.
fact. dispatches from abroad state that this
generous specimen of feminine headgear is
actually lin again" 1 haven't been able to
get any confirmation of this report from
local milliners or persons who might be in
formed on the subject, nor have 1 found
any great evidences of welcome awaiting
the expected revival. The Gainsborough is
graceful and gorgeous. 1t is a picture OF
proportion that has not failed to command
admiration. and, I doubt not. it would again
commend itself to the wearers of fashion
able headgear,- If only a Duchess or two. or
the titled heiress-wife of some bankrupt
Count, were to .resurrect It. The tiny toque
is getting less ~tiny-which is to say, thai
it is rapidly swelling to the proportions of
a Gainsboroughlet, and it will be but a
step. or maybe only a feather and a little
draping. to the fuli-fiedged hat that bears
the name of the noted artist.
II the Gainsborough must come, let It
come. 1t won't make a longSvisit, however,
and it won't make the big hit 1t made
before. 1t viii make the same big hat
though. And vhaflelse dothe girls want?
SERENA LAMB.
-F p.
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H. Jensen.
Dorothea Jensen,
Carrie Winters.

Mrs. W. E. .Berryman of No. 21s1 Russell
avenue entertained informally last Friday
afternoon in honor OF her sister. Mrs. G. ".
Mines. DIV. and Leslie Marmaduke. FerEu-
son, Dana, Langan, Peck. Pulham and
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TIE correct thing in wedding invitations
always furnished by Mermod q Jaecard,
Broadway and Locust.
Last Tuesday evening. April 9. Mr.. and
avenue celebrated their golden wedding and
the forty-seventh anniversary OF the Oldest
son.. C. A. Dawes About forty OF their
relatives and friends assembled at their
home in honor Of the occasion. and congrat-
~ulations were extended both to the aged
couple and to their son upon their respect
tive anniversaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawes were born in New
York. but have resided in this city for moro
than twenty years. Their family consists
having three children, and a feature Of the
occasion was the presence Of the entire
family for three generations.
Among those present were the Reverend
Doctor Fullerton and wife. the Reverend
H. Gardiner. Doctor and Mrs. e. Magoon,
Doctor o. Aufdeheide and
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Miss Camille N. Kerans Of No. 1901 Ham
wednesday evening. The first prize for the
most appropriate lady's costume was
Watkins the second was given to Miss
Maude Fulton: who appeared as "M'liss
frst gentleman n,a s .priae sa'" BUD c ssidsxea a 1ns
Mr.. w. J.. MARSHALL was awarded second
prize as 'Baler Hay Among those pres
ent were MI. n Mrs. w. J.. Marshall,
Mesdames Brown. Bender, Smith and
Holmes. Misses Drippe, Underwood, Strong,
Eisher. Sfvadie, Fulton, Smith, Holmes,
Blanche Kerans and Camille M. Kerans.
Housemann.' Bhinnick. Hugh. Naughton,
Backon. scheu and Joseph Smith. An In
formal dance followed the party.
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Mrs. Frank wheddon Of No. 1sls Hickory
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MENTION.

Silver-plated meat platter and vegetable
dishes. new designs. at Mermod & Jaccard's
Broadway, cor. Locust. :.
Doctor and Mrs. Ohio F. Bail have re.
turned to the city and are residing at No
AL North Newstead avenue. Mrs. Bali viii
be at home to friends Friday Of this anc
next week.
A dance will be given at Armory Hall by
the young men Of Kirkwood shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard spamer of No. 1861
Duncan avenue celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary last Tuesday. In
honor Of the event. Manager southwell OF
the Castle Square company placed a box
at the'disposal Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spamer and
w. Hayes. Mrs. Max Jacobs and Miss At
taway Casey.
Miss Celeste o'Donnell Of No. 1918 Evans
avenue will give a card party Friday even
ing to her friends.
Bridge score cards for the new game Of
Bridge Whist" can be found at Nugent's
Stationery Department.
Mrs. J. 3. CAN'T and Miss Mary CAN'T.
wife and daughter Of Judge CAN'T Of JEFF
fersnn City. az. are visiting Mrs. Taylor Ber-
Ransom ". r. c.. No. q. will give q eu-
chre Thursday evening. April IS, at Kick
er's Hall. No. 1000 Kennerly avenue.
The Auxiliary Association of the Sacred
Heart Parish will give a euchre and hop
Tuesday evening. April IS. at Northwestern
Han. Elliot and st. Louis avenue. Pro
cee6s of. the euchre will 90 to the new
church.
Mrs. Mary E. Stats Of Gambleton place
has returned from the South. after spend
ing the winter at Long Beach, Miss. and
New Orleans. Later she will 60 East for
the summer
Miss Antonio G. Leber VIII give q recital
streets. Tuesday evening, Apr1 10.
Chart Club Drawing Rooms win be held
Mcclellan OF N6c-letE 01ve street. The safne
afternoon Mra. J. G. Lumeatus Of Nc. In
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An informal reception was given Thurs
day evening by Miss Margaret Mcdonald
at her home on Laclede avenue. in hon.
or of her guest. Miss Lula Hnds2eth, Of
Illinois. The event. which is the first of a
series of like entertainments to be given
In honor of Miss Hudspeth. was a very en-
joyable affair. Several instrumental and vo-
cal numbers were rendered by artists pres
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Millie Deintsbach. Minnie Alberts and Mag
gle Connery, and Messrs. Martin Weerts.
John Simons and ]. Robert Kassing. Fea,
lures of the entertainment were musical
and vocal selections. which were rendered
by members of the club between the dance
numbers.
Miss Viola Donahue of No. 1O7 North JET
fersOn avenue celebrated her eighteenth
birthday by entertaining a party of friends
at her home Saturday evening. Among
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Miss Eleanor Webner of No. za27 Warren.
street entertained at cards last Thursday
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SPRING
BEING MORE THAN
USUAL

and a lunch was served at IL o'clock.
Those present were:
Misses
Ruby Howell, Lonnie Howell,
Marie Lowell. II. Douglas,
Laura P~ettifer. Mollie Beckmeyer.
MeSSieurS-
George II. Ballard. Mesdames-
Alfred Wright. DcEerSon,
Walter Hayden. Largtree.
Everct:e awkins
Messieurs and Mesdames-
J.. Luckett, II. H.. heaN. @
w. H.. Calvert, J. 2 Powell.
The F.. S. a. Club of the First Christian
Church gave an entertainment last Monday
evening. Musical selections were rendered
nv Miss Moon, Master Casper Yost and the
Imperial String Club. Among those pres
ent were:
MesSieurS-
Miller, Murphy,
McLain. RAIDER.
Misses
Marshall, Spicer.
Fletcher, Trimble.
Jalne:.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, -
An Easter party was given by Mrs. l.. ).
Zicgler last Saturday in honor of her daushS
ter, Hazel. A luncheon was served at 0
o'clock. The guests were:
Alice Hafferkamp. Ella Pape.
Linda Spies. Mabel Benson.
Sonhie Stempf. Jennie Boehme,
Ethel Wilson, Gene Munach.
Lily Allyn. Corlnne Moller,
Elsa Blanfuss. Grace Moller.
Laura Hammerstein. Harriet Winsby.
Norma Seiferth. ursule Connei.
Isabelle Neslage. Nell stanton,
Myra Message. Fanny Wycoff,
Edith DamhorSt. Eta WlnSDy. :!
The employees of the Bell Telephone COM
pany gave their second dance or the seIson
last "Wednesday evening at Pickwick Han.
Over zoo employees and their friends were IN
attendance and spent a very pleasant even
ing, The dance was given under the aus
pices of the rAiglon Club, a social organi-
zation composed of Bell Telephone Com,
pany employees. Every guest was presenteo
the colors of the club. Blue and white also
predominated in the costumes of the ladies
and the flowers worn. The affair was in
charge of the officers of the ciub-Charies >.
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yui SS(OAtA 1iSS IA 1NSs SAAAN -
Miss Birdie Wickenden. fourth by Miss
Daisy Johnson, fifth by Mrs. Oliver Lansan.
Among those present were: g..
| Amy Townsend, Charlotte Todd,
| Irene Foster. Daisy Walker,
Celeste Albert. Ethel Niederlander.
|. Ella Hill, Jennie Pendleton.
Adele Haynes. Name Sawyer.
| MesdameS-
Carter Brent. Gratz Lindsey.
! +. X. Barada, Otto Rugg,
| Warren Hilton. 6. ". Teasdale.
Miss Mary Camenzind entertained her
street last Tuesday evening. Mrs. ]. schar1
was awarded first prize; NJ. Connely, Sec
ond prize; Miss Anna Menke. third prize
| guests were:
Misses
Mamie Becker. Emma Rose,
Sa.e MeSulleusher. 8: Gandrs:
Anna Oswald. Mary Camenzind.
Bermuda CemenZin6. Mrs. j. Scharf.
Misses May and Aurelia Dobson enter
tanned friends last Tuesday evening at their
ing and progressive euchre.
Wedding Silver. Mermod & Jaccard'a.
Mrs. Lake p. Jones Of Kennerly avenue
entertained her euchre club on Wednesday
afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs.
kATUuChle, NIES. stowe ana NrS. GOrmlev.
Among the guests were:
MesdameS-
Edison. Dunlap,
Gormley. CLEARWATER
LYMAN. Healy,
Stowe. Arbuckle.
Coleman.
Misses .
Hearty. Gaines,
Hyman,
Mrs. Clarence Breniger entertained
YT1Qnd0 win n aY0hrn 81 IT, CA---- CY-I
last Thursday afternoon. The guests were:
MissesL .'
Alice Clark, Mamie SAWYER
Daisy Walker. Pearl Shot.
Anne Townsend. Lille Reardon.
Emma Townsend. Jennie Pendleton.
blanche kurtzeborn, Celeste Albers,
Maud Walker, Emma Hari9.
Ella Hill.
Mesdames-
1; II. Barada. Irving Hutchinson,
Oliver Langan, Warren Hilton.
Willard Teasdale,
Mrs. Louis Feldman of No. 1891 Ridge ave-
Friday evening, in honor of Mr.. Feldman's
Messieurs and Mesdames~
G. I. Belts. H. N. Anderson,
Dersents. Newberger.
Maersmann,
MeSsieurS-
Decker. Dufee.
Misses
Minnie Hess Of Dodie Anslyne.
New York.
TIL Clover Leaf Left-Hand Club was en-
tertafned last week by Miss Gertfe Jacobs
Of No; 2s07 South Ninth streret. Euchre was
Nettie Kaufman and Charles A%ufrichtig.
In q game of fan-tan, played later. Miss
Nettie Kaufman and Richard Richter won
the prizes. Those present were:
Misses
Julia Do Vries. Annie Kaufman.
Rubie Bess A. Gordon,
Gertie Frankson, Flora Wayman.
Stella Jacques, Edna o. Jameson.
Ida Samuels Gertie Jacobs.
Messteurs-
Charlie Aufrichtig, C. Gleizfer.
Don Gordon. Arnold J, Fraley.
Policy A Ertel, Richard Richter,
A. s. Alberts. Albert ]. Marx, -
Thomas ]. Fay, Carl Glazer.
Miss ma spuehler gave a linen shower
and euchre Thursday in honor of Miss Ger
trude Wetzel. who Is to marry Charles
Kuhn on April "a. The prizes were won
by Mrs. CASTOR Wells, Miss Daisy McEwen,
Miss Berce Johnston. Miss Matte Goodali
and Miss Lily Verboerg. Among those pres-
ent were:
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Ransom W. r. c.. No. 8. will give q eu-
chre Thursday evening. April 10, at Kick
er's Hall. No. 1000 Kennerly avenue.
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Mrs. J. B. CAN'T and Miss Mary Can't.
wife n daughter Of Judge CAN'T Of JEFF
fersnn City. are visiting Mrs, Taylor Ber-
nard OF No. 503 Paramount avenue.
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Miss Anna Spuehler gave a linen shower
and euGhre THURSDAY in honor of Miss Ger
Kuhn on April Fl. The prizes were won
by Mrs. CASTOR Wells, Miss Daisy McEwen,
Miss Berce Johnston. Miss Matte Goodali
and Miss Lily Verboerg. Among those pres
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A dance will be given at Armory Hall b,
the young men Of Kirkwood shortly.
Finest Diamonds. Mer1nod q Jaccard's.

Miss Celeste O'Donnell Of No. 1918 Evans
avenue will give a card party Friday even
ing to her friends.
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Mrs. Mary e. Stats OF Gambleton place
has returned from the South. after spend
ing the winter at Long Beach, Miss. and
New Orleans. Later she will go East for
the summer.
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Lizzie Bergan.
Katie Curran,
Ernie Thesle,
Gertrude Donahue.
Louis Wagner.
Tom Littlefeld.
Eddie June.
Frank Mack.
Andrew Hall.
Dick Donahue.
Job Littlefeld,
Joe Donahue.
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Miss Antonio G. Leber WIN gfve a recital
at Beyef's Hall. Seventeenth and Locust
streets. Tuesday evening, Apr1 10.
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Silver-plated meat platter vegetable
dishes. new designs, at Mermod & ~Jaccafd'a.
Broadway, cor. Locust.
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The Auxiliary Association of the Sacred
Heart Perish will give a euchre and hop
Tuesday evening. April Is. at Northwestern
Hail. Elliot n st. Louis avenue. Pro-
cee6s Of. the euchre will 60 to the new
church.
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Misses May and Aurelia Dobson enter
tanned friends last Tuesday evening at their
home. No. 5133 Minerva avenue. with dane
ing and progressive euchre.
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Bridge score cards for the new game OF
Bridge Whist" can be found at Nugent's
Stationery Department.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward CRUDE entertained
the Old Friends Club on Thursday night.
assisted by Miss Gussie Meinhardt. It was
a compliment to Mrs. Oscar Christman OF
Chicago. The guests were:
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Chart C1u lDFAWine Rooms WIN Ia hefd
Tuesday. April IL &C II. An. by Nr1- III
Mcclellan Of N6-l0t6 Oave street. d sarne
afternoon Mra ]. G. Lumeltus Of No, ~
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AsFmod 4 Jacoard'a a 1ruaA~

Alss Shine wnl leave ahogssy us
the summer. "
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MrA Oliver Langan Of Ma HR Wast.
minister Place entertained informally "a
honor OF an out-of-toWn guaGt lasG voSk
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Bridge soors oa1ds for ths IN nsms Of
Stationery Department.
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CARD PARTIES.

The East India Art Room just opened at
this week. Bring your visiting friend.
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Tho Sacred Heart Auxiliary Assocs,&aDn
will have q euchre and dance ns1f Tues-
day evening at Northwestern Hall corner
OF Elliott and st. Louis avenues,
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Nh. o Chauvens4 u Ma - 0aSnr
herlaln avenue vii lantortain No0dov fNom
: to 8 In honor Of Ma Thomas ANSl oa6
01HS Allan OF Boafon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Scott Of No. 2319
Albion place entertained last week In hon.
or Of their son. Stewart Scott. Jr. The
guests were:
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Some of the guests were:

An Easter surprise party was rendered
Miss. Carrie Winters of Old Orchard
from st. Louis. A feature of the evening
was, a search for colored eggs hidden on
the lawn. Miss Dorothea Jensen found the
largest number and was awarded the
first prize. The guests were:
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Emma B~reidenbach,
Birdie Schaefer,

James Guy Nixon, No. 4147 Finney avenue,
gave a party Wednesday night at Nine. De
Isles Dancing Academy, corner Compton
twenty-first birthday anniversary. Supper
was served by a caterer to Mr.. Nixon's
friends, and the floral decorations were elab-
| crate lmnrQmnfI fnaSfS follau,od fha gun
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The Clover Leaf Left-Hand Club was en-
tertafned last week by Miss Gertie Jacobs
OF No; 2sO7 South Ninth street. Euchre was
played and the prizes were won bv Miss
Nettie Kaufman and Charles Aufrichtig.
In a game Of ~fan-tan, played later. Miss
Nettie Kaufman and Richard Richter won
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
THE TORTURE OF MoRTENsEN.

To the Editor of The Herald:
Is it not time for to protest against the
criminal violation of law. continued prOtrdcted
the part Of the seuhs official and volunteer who
gagged in outrageous and open attempt
charged with murder evidence with whicn make
CONVICTION certain? Mortensen was arrested last We'd
nesday without warrant and detained in custody for five
days before complaint was filed. During this time he
"sweated" is, buyragged intmidated coerced
try his hand. He not permitted sleep,
being broken BY some budding Sherlock Holmes with
abrupt and threatening questions framed
Of each occult theory of dozen detectives sup
posed evidently that the phantom voices heard only
dreams would declare the guilt Of the accused
In the meantime his house invaded and all of his
private seized and eagerly translated with varied
and shaded definitions the different theories de-
manded.
The protection which the constitution and the law af
fOrds in the matter of those sacred condolences OF
and wife was ruthessy destroyed and the heartbOken
subjected a Derilous strain excitement
fear induced by the unlawful attempts
the law to exort from her evidence to convict her hus
band
As result of this persecution and intimidation it
that Mortensen had been brought such state,
say, his mind so impaired that the
officers in hourly hopes being able wiring a
confession from him.. He transferred county
hned Alortensen IN the solitary CELL and to add to the
situatOn, the hOrOrTs of madhOUSe
door Tor the voice Of the prisoner who expected
yield to the terrible strain and confess alone
the darkness.
All OF these proceedings, only the arrest and de-
tenton Of the accused IN and fragrant viola
ton of the law. The constitutions United States
and Of this state prohibit any compelling accused
permitted to testify against husband. private
papers citizen cannot be seized and given in evidence
directly indirectly against him. the supreme court
of the nation expounds this pro-
lection and privilege There be reliance reposed
cans It is enough tnat the law forbds the employment
Of such means. No conviction be or sustained
and also for the interference by pro-
lection OF human rights and liberty c. s. VARIAN.