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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09

Sunday for a trip to san Francisco
and southern California points.
Miss Lillian James is visiting with
friends at Lehl.
Mrs, s. j, Moore Of Washington D.
c., mother Of Mrs. Charles Wilkes OF
this city, arrives in Salt Lake tomor-
row, for a visit with her daughters
family.
Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Ewing have re-
turned from a pleasant visit TO Pacific
coast ooints.
]. r. Gardner is visiting in the east.
Miss Maude Reese Davis, the soprano
soloist with Sovsa lasi winter, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Perciyal o, Perkins OF
this city,
Mrs Henry Rlves and the Misses
Rivcs have gone to California for pro-
tracted Visit.
Mrs. Richard A. Reyes has returned
from California, where she has been for
the last six months, Her health IL
greatly improved.
Mrs John ", wolders and daughter
OF Kansas CITY will arrive in this city
next week to visit with Mrs. George W,
Stevenson.
Mrs NJ. summerheld OF Seattle is the
guest OF her brother, S. G. Lichtenstein.
The Misses Sylvia and Ethel Cahoon
have returned from Boise, where they
have been visiting their brother, j. II.
Cahoon.
Miss Aileen Maclean and Miss Helen
Gillespie have returned from their
summer vacation at Brighton.
Mrs and Miss Judge are in Califor-
mia having gone there to meet Mrs. r.
A. Baldwin, Jr.. who is on her way
here from Manila.
Miss Anna Wall Of New York. who
made many friends here on a former
visit, is the guest Of Mrs James Ivers.
Word has reached the city that Miss
Florence Terhune sailed from Manila
on August ist for home.
DR., and Mrs Lyon have returned
from their vacation at Oakley,
Thursday night at the lake was con-
spicuous for the many parties that
were given there. The night was per-
feet and one OF the most enjoyable
times Of the season was spent.
Miss Grace Jacobs. Miss lyatherin.
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turned from two weeks outing on
the Weber river
Mr.. and Mrs, c. II, Brink. Mayor
Thompson and j. c, Lynch have re-
turned from two days outing In Pro-
yo canyon.
Miss Margaret Liggan has gone to
Brighton fcs a weeks vacation.
Miss Martha Binford Of Lincoln,
Neb. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs
I, G.. Love.
The Misses Bachman, Twelves and
Pike Will be the guests Of Miss Amy
Pike during the coming week.
Miss Hattie stoddard of Canada Is
the guest Of her aunts. Mrs. Grant and
Mrs. Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Ritter and FAM
lily will leave In few days for 81.
Paul and the lake region. They viii
remain there TIL autumn,
Mrs. S. c. Park has returned from
Ogden where she has been visiting
friends.
Mrs Priscilla Jennings entertained
Informally this week In honor OF Miss
Agnes Rose Lane,
Mr.. John Boyle left this afternoon
for Washington, d. c.. to be absent
about a month.
Miss Sharp OF Missouri arrived In the
city this week and is the guest Of
Colonel and Mrs. Bdwin f. Holmes.
Miss Efie Mathews has returned 10
her home at Beaver. after two months
absence on the coast
Miss Grace Hooper Of Boston is the
guest for a few days Of Mr., and Mrs.
William C. Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. Ledyard NJ, Bailey, Mr..
George c. Ford Mr.. James Ford and
Mr. Hartley Roberts left this morning
for Yellowstone park
Mrs Harrison Spiers has returned
from the coast after an absence Of six
months.
Mrs. Joseph Young Is spending
short vacation in Wyoming.
Mr., and Mrs. c. l., Rood have gone to
the coast on a viist.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Pitts announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Maud S. Croker, to Mr.. Ellsworth y.
Hawlsy OF Iowa. The marriage VIII
take place the latter part Of August
Mrs. l. B. Perrine and daughter OF
Blue Lakes, Idaho, are visiting Mrs. d.
S. Spencer. They will be the latter's
guests for the next two or three weeks.
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Ogden, Utah, Aug. 9.-One of the
most brilliant social affairs Of the sea-
son was she marriage Of Miss Eliza.
beth A. Hawkins to Mr.. Alonzo Rogers
the assistant fire chief OF the Ogden
fre department. which took place
Tuesday evening az the home Of Tho
brides parents on South Lincoln
avenue The home was brIlliantiy
decorated with roses, carnations smli.
ak, palms, etc, arranged SO as 10 maLa
pleasing effect
Promptly at the appointed hour IN
me evening the bridal party entered
the parlor and took their places undor
a floral combination. The brlde 49,
ATTENDED 10y Miss Nancy b. Kelly and
Mr; George Hawkins acted as best man
Judge Z. j. Hall performed The me-
rage ceremony. Congratulations vra,o
extended. after which the wea,,a,,
guests we're ushered into tbs dint.s.
ROOM where sumptuous weddir', 'e
past was served. The tables were -,
tliy decorated with cut fowers a.,
eversreens. The bride wore besu,1s', d
white Gown "'auuiul
The contracting parties Arc ,y.n 80,
popularity known throprhop, ~ ~" ana
,aI,. paiIe ~ an accomplished Young
nuS Nhlie me groom Is connected wi,h
w, 1ns nre department as assistant chiss
Ihey have furnished up a pretty h, n,s.
side. 'ney VIII re-
AIS kfus Rsast returned ha,,. 49,
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Tuesday to assist at Mrs. Kings musi-
Gale in the city.
Judge and Mrs. Powers are occupy
ing their cottage and have with them
Mrs. Powers parents, who are here
from New York to spend the summer.
One OF the pretty sights Of the camp
is the bon fire that blazes nightly In
front Of the Powers cottage In its Wild
niche on the far hillside.
Harold Fabian, Paul Nelden and
Deverene Jennings break camp today
and return TO the city.
Mrs. f. ]. Fabian and Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman were guests at dinner given
on Saturday by Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Hoyt and son Of Fort Douglas
were guests at the hotel during the
earlier part Of the week.
Mrs. f. W, Packard left for the city
on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. ID. Niles and son Frank, who
have been spending the past two weeks
at the hotel have returned TO the city.
Mrs. Lorenzo Young who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. W. Young.
for the past ten days, returned to her
home on Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. VIII Ellerbeck and child
are the guests Of Mrs, May Darling.
Mr., and Mrs, c. S. Burton and Miss
Emma Lucy Gates are guests at the
Whitney cottage.
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for her home, after pleasant visit OF
a few weeks with Mrs. John W. Dom
nellan.
The Misses Dlckert have returned
home from Granger, where they were
the guests of Mrs. Arthur b, Whether.
Mrs, f. slade and daughter, Miss
Lillian NJ. Slade. left on Friday for
Washington and the East,
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Ewing returned on
Friday from Long Beach, Wash.
Miss Rose Engleman has returned
from a visit with friends at Poeatello.
Frank Knox and family are enjoying
an outing at Silver Lake.
Mrs, c, NJ. Young entertained at
cards Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
q. r. Dickinson, OF Denver
An enjoyable musicale was given by
Mrs Kate Bridewell Anderson at her
home Thursday night.
The musicale that was TO have been
given by Mrs. Martha Ruyle King at
her home this evening has been post
poDed for about 10 days on account
OF the extreme heat
Miss Minnie schansenleach OF Ogden
is visiting In the city. She Is the guest
Of Mrs. s. G. Park
Mr. and Mrs James G.. Campbell. Of
ST. Louis. Mrs. T., n. Nunn and Mrs.
Bersach OF Provo are spending a few
days In the city at the Knutsford.
Miss Elizabeth shingeur, OF Jacob
son. Miss. who has made many friends
here on former visits. viii arrive In
salt Lake tomorrow morning. She viii
be the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Wood
Mrs Joseph NJ Cohen and her sister.
Miss sutton, left Thursday morning
for the coast.
Miss Annie Beach, OF Fort Collins.
Colo, is the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Rychman at SO Q street
Mrs Elerbeek and the Misses Eller-
beck are expecting TO return from
Brighton on Monday.
Mrs David c. Dunbar and children
will leave this evening for Soda Springs
TO spend the remainder Of the summer
at that place.
Mrs. Philip speckart, OF Provo, spent
Thursday In the city.
Mrs. George n. Imbrie. OF 81. Joseph.
Mo. arrived IN the clyt today to visit
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Hayden.
Miss Lillian James. daughter OF
County Clerk James, is In Lehl visiting
with friends.
Miss Fannie Rosenberg. formerly OF
this city Is the guest for o few weeks
OF her sister, Mrs. NJ. =. Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hornbeak OF
81 First street are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Francis e. Prest and little
daughter Emily. OF New York city.
Miss Margaret b. Conneu. OF Clerk
Letcher's office OF the United States
court left Friday morning for Puget
Sound. TO visit with her brother. Mednl
C9nnell' Wen known newspaper man
Of that section.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Aoreton leave
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will sing at ST. Pasl's church tenor
row; she also appeared at a number OF
of musicals during the week.
Mrs, w. A, Nelden gave an informal
musical at her home on Wednesday
evening and it was a delightful affair.
Those who contributed to the rare en-
tertainment were Mrs, SmulslN Of Chi
cago, Miss Agatha Berkhoel. Mr.. Ar
thur Shepherd and Prof SHELTON.
Miss Edith Davis Smith Of Lehi. and
Mr.. Henry W. Sadler OF this city, were
married Thursday afternoon in the
office Of County Clerk James The cere.
mony was performed by Deputy Clerk
Emery In the presence OF several
friends, who bestowed uyon the young
couple many handsome presents, to-
gether with their best wishes The
bride ~ the daughter OF Elisha II. Davis
Sr OF Lehl. and was one If the mast
lovely young ladies Of that cay. The
groom Is popular young business man
OF this city,
The officers and teachers Of the Fifth
ward Sunday school spent a few hours
very pleasantly at Liberty Park Thurs.
day evening The affair was in the ma.
ture OF an evening out for the promo
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AT WASATcH.

Wasatch, Aug. s.-Those registered at
the hotel are: Mr.. and Mrs. C. II.
Pearsall. Mr., and Mrs w. Akers. Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Terry Miss Hemphnl,
w. 7. Hemphill, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Oinwoodey, l.. A. Osen, Mrs. Pauline
Hansen and daughter. j. a. Jacobsen,
ID. Andrew, Simpson, Kelly. w. j. Hal
loran and children, b. G, Harvey. wife
and son. Miss Nellie Pearsall, Mrs. Chas.
@. Gardiner and two children, Mrs. j.
ID. La Forgee, Mrs. j. n, r. Franklin.
5. b. futile. W. g. futile and wife,
Mrs. Henry c. Hnil, Frank Linden
and wife and baby, II. NJ. Hamilton.
otto Letter, a. Stewart, Ruel G. Halo
ran. II. Hardin, A. Fisher. Miss p.
Hardin, the Misses Rachel and Maud
Patrick and Mrs. l.. L. Carey.
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Geddes and Miss Jacobs entertained
about 50 friends on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Barrows entertained al
a card party on Thursday afternoon at
her home on East South Temple street.
Mrs. Leggett and Miss Leggett Of De-
iroit are the guests OF Mrs. A. G. Leg
gett.
Mrs Il. Mulhall and Miss Stella Mul-
hall have gone TO Montana TO visit
friends. They will be absent about two
months ana VIII make tour throug,
Yellowstone park before they return.
Miss Bessie will entertain this even-
Ing in honor of Miss Edith Davis.
Mrs. Kate Bridewen Anderson has
returned from New York.
Mrs ID. c. Dunbar entertained at
children's party Wednesday afternoon
at her home on First street.
Mrs, lie Grand Young and party
left this week for their camp on the
upper Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCutcheon are at
home TO their friends at go East First
South street.
Mrs. Theresa Werner and daughter
Margaret have sailed for Europe. They
Nlll remain abroad AZ laost n war
A pleasant hunting party, composed
OF DR.. Broadbent and family. Miss An
ma Anderson. Julian Harvey. George
Huseher and W. 7. Johnson have re-
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week from pleasant visit with friends
In Salt Lake City.
Mrs. William Murphy and children
Of Salt Lake are spending a few weeks
in Ogden canyon.
Mrs, S. L. Ives left ogden this week
on an extended trip east, to visit with
relatives and friends
Mrs. Il. j. Coles and daughter and
Pearl Sniyely have gone TO California
ON an extended pleasure trip.
is visiting In Ogden this week, the guest
OF her sister Mrs, A. X. c. Smith.
County Commissioner william G.
Wilson entertained the county officials
and clerks in the various county Off
ces together with their lady and gen.
tlemen friends Wednesday evening at
the Hermitage, The party drove TO
the popular resort in carriages. on
their arrival they found a sumptuous
trout and chicken dinner awaiting
them. After partaking Of the repast
the evening was spent In dancing and
other pleasures. The guests returned
to Ogden late In the evening, pronounce
ing the evening as one long to be re-
membered.
The Scotch people Of ogden aDd Salt
Lake had grand outing Friday at the
Hermitage In Ogden canyon. There
were present large crowd Of citizens
who participated In the pleasures Of
the day.
Tuesday, Aug. u. Buffalo Bilrs big
circus viii visit Ogden. The show Is
renowned the world over for the ex-
cellent performances which they give.
They viii give a performance afternoon
an deyening
The beet and tomato outing at the
Lagoon today was most pleasurabe
event. Several thousand people par
tcipated in the same.
The home OF Mrs Thomas Potter on
IWenty-sevenih street was the scene OF
a most delightful party Tuesday even
ing given In honor OF Miss Violet Coll
llhson, OF salt Lake City, who Is visit
ing with relatives and friends in Og-
deh' The evening was pleasantly spent
at music, games and social chat. Dain-
" refreshments We're served. Those
present were Misses Lizzie Rackham,
sarah Larkin, Pearl Burton. Clara
Iouitel Ella Poulter, Annie Hancock,
lille Hancock, Zlna Larkin, Edith
Motherspoon, Alice Flowers, Winnie
Motherspoon, Mr. and Mrs. j. Melvlne,
Messrs' David sorenson. WIN. Shaw,
George Lockhead, Robert /. Burton,
FRED Bardett Angus Lochhead, Albert
bowman ana Arthur Shreeye.
preat preparations are being made by
the local order OF Elks for the recep-
tion OF the visiting Elks who will spend
a day IN our city on Thursday, Aug.
H. The affair will be one OF the most
uriiilaht social events OF the season.
The members Of the Presbyterian
lhurcn mad a picnic at Lester PARK pa
Nillon yesterday afternoon.
lhe iaules OF the Maccabees OF Ogden
lad an excursion TO the Lagoon Friday,
"hlch was largely attended.
MISS Elsie Dangers. Of Nelllsyille, Wis
!. n rs the guest e Mrs Il. h. Bratz
one OF The charming little gatherings
asl week was the party l. n Master
req Seager by his parents nj their
lelne, ZOO Barlow avenue. Tuesday
,,sehihs IN honor OF his twelfth birth
iay, Music and games formed the
,s,le OF the evening, after which
rrsllo'ous refreshments were served.
~, iohowlng guests were present:
$500 vera Douglas, Blanch WilIiams,
az bsne holapp, Lucille Douglas. Luz
~ nsalsavne, Ida Peterson and Ma
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'i''tsT-s-Fg"sS-.'s'ss'"s
The most surprising social event Of
the week was the marriage OF Miss
Edith L. Miller and Mr.. Sidney Beatle
which took place at the home OF the
ereDm's parents on Wednesday morn
Ing. the ceremony being performed by
Bishop Walter j. Beatie. The bride Is
the youngest daughter Of Mrs Rachel
Miller. who IL now visiting with her
son In British Columbia, The groom
Is the son OF .. S, Beatie Of the z. C.
NJ. l. Both Of the young people are pop
ular In Ahls city and their friends wish
them a life of Joy and happiness.
According to the calender Just Is
sued the events at the country club for
the next two months will be as follows:
Saturday, Aug. 9--Table dhots dinner
at $3.50 o'clock.
Wednesday, Aug 2O--Visitors' day
Buffet supper $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock Dane
lng al 8 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Louise
Emedley Smith, Miss Geddes, Miss
Burke Miss Mccormick.
Saturday, Aug. $--Tea and clock golf
at o'clock. Hostesses Mrs George p.
Holman, Mrs c. b. Pfoutz.
Saturday. Aug. S0.-Tsa and clock golf
Mt O'clock. Hostesses: Mrs. % S.
Murray. Mrs. d. G., Roberts. Table
d'hote dinner at $3.50 o'clock,
Labor Day. Sept. buffet lunch.
Saturday Sept 6-Tea and putting
contest at O'Clock, Hostess Mrs. T.
u. Htatty.
Saturday, Sept, l3-Tea and clock golf
nj 4 oclock. Hostess Mrs Jay r. Har-
fis.
Wednesday Sept, 17-Visltors day
Tea and approaching and putting con-
test at o'clock. Hostess: Mrs. w. $.
Mccormick
Saturday, Sept. 2O--Tea and clock golf
1t o'clock. Hostess Mrs. ]. NJ. Bid,
well.
Wednesday, Sept, 9-Table dhote
luncheon at o'clock.
Saturday Sept, i7-Tea and clock golf
AT o'clock Hostess: The Bachelor
Maids.
A dispatch from Lead, s. d.. an
lounces the marriage at that place
Thursday evening OF Miss Margaret
Philips Of Salt Lake City and Mr..
Avery NJ Woodward OF Lead. A re-
eeption at the home OF the young cOu-
pie on Hill street followed the ceremony
and many beautiful gifts were be-
slowed Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward VIII
be at home after Sept. l.
The Misses Alice and Nellie Herman
entertained Informally at their heme
on Tuesday. Literary games and music
were the diversions OF the afternoon,
supplemented with delicious refresh
nents. The invited guests were Mrs.
+. Bledsoe, Mrs. II. X Burton. and
the Misses Jennie Greene, Tena Me
knight, Martha Alexander Crissie
Lawson. Quatrough, Francis Quail
trough, Blanche Lawson, Amy Bow
man, Dorothy Bowman. Mary Van
Houten, Fannie Buckbee, Barbara Kin
nersley, Anna Youngberg, Bessie KIM
ball, Carrie Harrison, Florence Harri-
BON, Flora Trip, Grace stanchheld and
Maude Burton.
Mrs. May Young and William NJ.
Roylance OF Provo were married in
the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday.
They both have numerous friends
throughout the state, whose sincere
pest wishes viii accompany them all
through life.
Mrs, Arthur Burrows entertained at a
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card party Thursday afternoon at her
nome on east South Temple street
There were about 40 guests present and
GO was the game that engaged their
attention, Pink was the prevailing col
or and the decorations were very pretty
The first prize was won by Mrs. Archer
and the second by Mrs. Frank Knox.
Mrs, Harriet Smulski, a prominent
soprano of Chicago, arrived in the city
from Manitou, Colorado, on Tuesday.
She was accompanied by Miss Frances
MilitynsM and Miss Lenke. also OF
Chicago Mrs, Smulsh is the soprano
sololst at the cathedral of the Holy
Name In Chicago and is a pupil Of Mrs.
O, L. Fox. She was heard at the Tab
ernacle organ recital on Friday, and
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Mrs. May Young and William NJ.
Roylance OF Provo were married in
The Salt Lake temple on Wednesday.
They both have numerous friends
throughout the state. whose sincere
pest wishes win accompany them all
through life.
Mrs Arthur Burrows entertained al a
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AIS Enc Rsas' returned home this
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W ard Mrs. c. 6. Burton and Atls.
Lulu Gates arrived last night and viii
spend a few days here.
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Mr., Woodmansee. who has been a
susst at the Brown cottage left on
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Miss Margaret b. Connel. OF Clerk
Letchers office OF the United States
court left Friday morning for Puget
Sound. TO visit with her brother Medll
Connell well known Newspaper man
Of that section.
Mr.. and Mrs w IA Nto..,o. 49,
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Miss Lillian James. daughter OF
county Clerk James, is In Lehi visiting
with friends
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Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Moreton leave
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-27
MAY ADOPT THE REBATE
Friends of the Twenty Per Cent
Plan Claim They Have
Majority.

Washington, March 26.-The statement
was made this afternoon in a quarter
having uneXcelled facilities for know
ing the facts. that the Cuban reciprOc-
ity measure as agreed upon by the re-
cent Republican caucus would have
enough votes in the ways and means
committee to insure it's being reported
without the assistance Of any Demo
cratic votes. This is directly contrary
TO the generally understood situation fin
the committee but the source of the
infOrma ton is such as to warrant the
belief that the bill viii be reported by
Republican votes.
As a result Of numerous conferences
today among Republican leaders Of the
house. the advocates Of Cuban reciproc-
itv became confident late in the day
that the mesaure could be reported
from the ways and means committee
bv Republican votes, without reliance
on Democratic votes and without
amendment.
This was a reversal Of conditions sup
posed to exist earlier IN the day when
the friends Of Cuban reciprocity were
said to be one vote short Of the neces-
sary number to resist amendments and
report the bill In view Of the changed
conditions Chairman Payne has under
consideration the advisability Of calling
a sneciaf meeting Of the ways and
means committee the latter part of this
week instead OF waiting until the reg
Mar meeting day next Wednesday, to
vote on the Cuban bill. No final deter
rniuation has been reached. however,
although the return of Representative
Grcsvenor tomorrow will probably
bring an early arrangement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-27
HANNA STOPS STRIKE
1t Is Given Out That There Will
Be an Amicabie Set
tIement.

New York, March 26-RegardIng the
meeting of the coal miners represen-
tatives and the Cancellation committee
OF the Civic federation. the Herald VIII
say tomorrow:
There is no likelihood of strike in
the anthracite district this year. The
miners have formulated their demands.
and the operators viii probably meet
them half way The ANNOUNCEMENT
was made last night on the best au-
thOrity. after Senator Hanna's confer
ence with J. 2. Morgan. and the threat
ened trouble viii be averted mainly
through the efforts Of the two men who
were the chief factors in settling the
big strike in the presidential campaign
of 1900
senator Hanna is one OF the most
earnest advocates Of the cause OF ar
filtration and he presented the siJua-
ton from his view point with Suon
force that Mr.. Morgan was conFinceu
that the operators should yield a point
Mr. Morgan is in control Of some
Of the coal roads and is in position
to decide upon the course OF action 10
be taken without reference to any oth-
er coal magnates. He sees no paFJlc-
ular objection to recognizing the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America, as the
union is called, through his signing
contracts with the individuals en-
ployed. especially if the present wage
scale can be maintained for anothef
year. He does not believe that the
union is particularly strong with the
miners. He will agree to terms thar
he deems reasonable and Senator Han
ma was jubilant when he left him. pc
ing convinced that the strike would De
avsrfed