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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

Bird, are expected back next Tuesday
Mrs. Henry BIount was the guest Of
Mrs. c. Z. Allen during her stay in the
city.
Mrs. /. L. Archer returned Wednes-
day from visit with friends in Ne
vada.
Mrs Herman. the mother Of Mrs. II.
A. Whitney, has returned from Cali
fornia.
Judge and Mrs. Kinney are at home
for the summer at 7S6 South Fifth East
street.
Miss Alice Z. Rowe Of the High
school viii spend the summer in Cali
fornia.
Dr. and Mrs. Il. A. Trip sailed yes
terday for Honolulu to spend the next
month.
Miss Bessie Chambers will leave
early in the month for her home in
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Hawver left
Saturday for Soda Springs for the
summer.
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Mrs. Walter c. Filler will leave early
in June for Manila, where she will join
Mr.. Filler.
Mrs. Henry Harrison and daughter
viii leave early in June for Ocean
Beach, n. ].
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Mr. Walter Evans Of Denver is
/ spending a week with Judge and Mrs.
]. w Bowman.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Wright Oi Idaho
Fails are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! George T. Odel
Mrs. Elmer B. Jones and Mrs. F. d.
/ Bickford returned early in the week
/ from Los Angeles.
/ DR.. and Mrs OrsOn Howard will
leave early in June for California TO
/ spend the summer.
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Miss Colburn, principal of Rowland
Hall, viii spend the summer at her
home in New York.
Miss Isabel Monahan and Miss Lena
Bachman will return from Oberlin the
latter part of June.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Blakely of One
onta, n. Y. are in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gould B. Blakely.
Miss Elizabeth CIarahan will leave
on the 9Th of June for Missouri, where
she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Lynn, Mrs. Ar
thur Lynn and the Misses Lynn will
| spend the summer in Seattle.
Mrs. T. c. Bailey has returned from
the east and will be followed in week
or two by Miss Edna Bailey.
Mrs. Ella D. Coffin and her daughter.
Edith, Of Pittsburg, Pa, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Miller.
Mrs. Conway, the mother Of Mrs.
Perry S. Heath, returned TO her home
in Kentucky during the week.
Mrs. o. B. ellison OF ogden, who has
been visiting Mrs. T. Marks, returned
TO her home during the week.
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The Misses Alton and Jasmine Young
will leave during the week for Hot
Springs, Ida, for a few weeks.
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Mrs. c.. Z. WantIand Of Denver, who
has spent the past month N the city,
left last evening for her home.
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Mrs. ". C. Wallace, after visiting
several days as the guest Of Mrs. L. NJ.
Earl, has returned to Park City.
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Miss Allie Miller viii leave about the
middle Of June for British Columbia,
where she viii spend the summer.
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Miss Eta Powers will leave shortly
after the close of school for Seattle,
where she will visit her sister during
the summer.
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| Mrs Charles q. Plummer viii leave
during the week for Montreal, whence
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DR.. Charles G. Plumraer mas gone to
Saratoga,
Mrs. Adolph Richter will leave June
10 for st. Paul.
Mrs. Joseph Young has returned from
a visit to Idaho
Mrs. E. L. Parker spent the past
week in Provo.
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Mrs. Frank Harris is in the city Wis
ting her mother.
Miss Peterson viii spend the sum-
mer in California,
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Mrs. Royal w. Daynes is visiting
friends in Logan.
Miss Buelah Baehman is spending a
few days in Provo.
Mrs. W, d. Dunlap of West Oakland
IS visiting in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Groo.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Steele OF Lehi
are visiting in the city.
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The Misses Boyd win spend their va
cation in Pennsylvania.
Miss Vie Christian. of Beaver is in
the city visiting fr ( h
Mr.. Ralph Richards is expected home
from New York shortly.
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Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan is in Denver,
visiting Mrs. S. c. Adams.
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Mrs. w. A Langford left last week
for Nevada to visit friends.
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Miss Mabel Baum, Of Denver is visit
ing with Mrs. Duncan at the Manitou
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A. ninner

Miss Bersbach of Chicago was the
guest of honor at a beautifully APP
pointed dinner Monday evening, given
by her friend. Miss Mamie Porter. The
table decorations we're pansies and car
nations, a low bowl Of the former be-
ing used as a centerpiece, while at
either end were tall vases Of brilliant
red carnations. The dainty green of
the smllaX and asparagus plumOsa was
used to decorate the cloth. Those pres
ent besides the guest of honor were:
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Price. Misses
Amy Bersbach. Leta Mcmillan, ALA
Miller, Jasmine Young. Dorothy
Twelve Mary Kinney, Ida Ridge, Bar
ney, and Messrs. Cunningham. Fred
Dern, Charles Keith, sam Porter, A B.
Sawyer. VIII Hall, Charles Lawrence
and Ray Walker.
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Theatre Party.

Mrs. J. +. Bamberger. entertained at
a theatre party last Thursday evening.
After the play a most delicious supper
was enjoyed at the home of the hostess.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
Rogers. Mrs. Ash. Mrs. Neill, Mr.
Oberndorfer and Miss Neill These
were Joined at supper by Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Bamberger, Mrs. Kuhn of 0g-
den, Mr.. Enrich, Mr.. GreenwaId and
Mr.. Herman Bamberger.
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for few days on her way home, from
Los Angeles.
Judge and Mrs William H. King
have been visiting in Provo.
Mrs. James H. Kirk left Tuesday
evening for visit to Chicago.
Miss Alny viii cease to observe her
Thursdays at home until Sept 1.
Mrs. Warren C. Bogue and daughters
will leave June 10 for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement have returned
from an extended eastern visit.
Mr. Lynn F. Clinton has returned
from Stanford for the summer.
The Misses Dunham and ZOrn viii
leave early in June for the east.
Miss Sallie Fisher and Mrs. Fisher
will be in the city early in June.
Mrs. z. J. Yard has returned from a
visit of a few weeks TO Denver.
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Mr.. 0. J. Salisbury returned Wednes-
day from a trip to South Dakota.
Joseph A. Stout has returned home
from six weeks stay on the coast.
Mrs. Henry c. Hoffman and daugh-
ter left yesterday for Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer HodgsOn viii
leave tomorrow morning for California.
Gwynne Officer has arrived from the
east, and viii spend the summer here.
Miss Egan of Boston will spend some
time in the city, as the guest Of Miss
Cope.
Miss Dukes of the High school win
spend the summer at her home in In
diana.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sisson left Wednesday
for Oakland where she win spend the
summer.
Miss Caroline Paine principal OF
Gordon academy, has returned from
Boston.
Miss Bassie Crismon viii leave to-
day for Denver, where she win visit
friends.
Miss Florence Reynolds viii leave
about the 10th of June for her home in
Chicago.
] Mrs. w. v. Rice leaves the frs Of the
week for Park City to spend the sum
mer months.
Mr.. Gates Kersburg Of Meeker, Colo.
is in the city, visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Harry CAM.
Miss May Lambert Of Washington
D. G, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
/ Z. T. Hauck-
Mr.. Wallace Bransford is home fol
his vacation, and viii spend the sum
mer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
. D'@nSioF'' 0 o o
Mr.. Carleton w. Holmes, son Of Colo.
mel Holmes, reached home for the sum
mer Tuesday
Mrs. T. H. Parsons and little son
Ewing. of Spanish Fork are in the city
visiting friends.
Mrs. c. Stanley Price will leave earl!
in June for a visit to her parents il
San Francisco.
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Mrs. Walking and daughter, Mrs
| Travis. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Allen Walking
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Mrs. Payne. Mrs. F. z. Straup anC
Miss Payne of Bingham are spending
few days in the city.
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Mrs. Draper Smith, president of Tho
Nebraska federation, spent Tuesday il
the city visiting friends
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Mr.. ROllin Hurd of Chicago left Fri
day evening Tor Denver, after visit
of a few days in the city
Mrs. William H Bird and daughters
who have been spending six weeks a
Atlantic City. Washington and vii
mingtOn. Del, the old home Of Major
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she viii sail for Europe to e-.-,
summer studying under Hensrbsl' The
g &, O.
Or. NJ. a. Platter, who has 49,.
guest Of Dr. Miles, left We5,.l-t.n e
evening for her home in Indian ,'1slsy
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Babcocl- al
dren left Thursday for Sants mi S.-.''
where they Will spend the surn-,,--'1z
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Mrs. Walter Scott, formerly, Ne
city, has moved to town and is ~ arr
al go East Second South street 0''a
9 &. o
MRS Curtis J.. Knight and child
VIII return next week after a rios--4
SolOurn OF four months i'm Calico
Mrs. c. Z. Richards win Leave
10 for Colorado Springs. where e5s '-ge
spend the summer visiting her mo.L.-'
Mrs. Austin Taggart. who Ls-
visiting Mrs. Haywood during ~, zen Zen
land '-- Id YAK
Mrs Frederick Schoff left Nors.-
evening for her home after rTess--1!.
visit Of a few days with Mrs. Z. ~
The Misses Sylvia and Edna Cob
who have been spending the wf7ta- a,
New York studying, will be home earl.
in June. 7a''!
Mrs Julia A. Kimbau and ,r,,
Blanche KimbaIl returned FRIDAY f-, ,2S
California, where they have spent the
Mrs. A. D. Frueauff. who has 5ss,
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ~
Officer, left Wednesday evening for
1 Denver.
Mrs. Thomas Buzzo Of Butte q,
spending some time in the city before
returning from the biennial, and is at
the Miller.
I Mrs. J. W. White and Miss Smith
Of Denver, who have been visiting Mrs
Holmes left Wednesday morning for
Park City.
Miss Virginia Jones, formerly Of Salt
| Lake, now Of Pocatellc. Ida. is the
! guest of Miss Daisy Dalton at ZJ2 East
Third South street.
4. =. d.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Turner Of De-
/ trOit Mich, viii be in the city the first
/ of the week to be the guests Of Judge
and Mrs. Henderson.
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Mrs. S. Z. Benedict left last night
( for Anaconda to visit her daughter
i Mrs. g s. CoWan. She viii be gone
three or four months.
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/ Mrs. J. NJ. Smith Of Chicago arrived
\ in the city last night and will be the
/ guest during the coming week Of Dr.
/ and Mrs. A. C. Ewing
Mrs. Charles Mcmahon and Mrs
/ Hugh Park returned Friday from los
/ Angeles, accompanied by Miss Park
| and Mr.. Robert n. Park.
Mrs. Elmer J. Whitley and Mrs. VII
liam NJ. Patterson spent Tuesday in
/ the city on their way from Los An
! geles to their home in Indiana.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir viii leave
/ during the week for trip through the
/ Puget sound country. They will go by
water from Portland to San Francisco.
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Mr. W L. Bransford and daughter
I will reach the city early i'm the coming
month 10 spend some time as the
] guests Of Colonel and Mrs. Edwin 7.
Holmes.
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Miss Emery, the daughter Of Mrs.
! Edwin F. Holmes, viii be home during
the week for the summer vacation. In
I for the next two years.
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Mrs. c. A. Clark Of Seattle, who has
been visiting Mrs J. B. Thompson, lef
I Monday evening for a trip east, wher
she viii spend about six months.
OGDEN.
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Mrs. A. F. Rykert About 100
guests were present, and an evening of
informal enjoyment resulted. The large
and roOmy porch was enclosed, and
formed an attractive addition to the
parlors. The vocal numbers on the
programme were solos by Mr.. Rykert
and Mrs. Plummer. Throughout the
evening delightful music was furnished
by the Hauerbach orchestra. Deli
cious refreshments were served.
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Kensington.

Miss Lena Preston gave a delight
fully informal Kensington last We'd
nesday. in honor Of Miss Elizabeth
Dern. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with the spring blossoms and
ferns. Miss Claudia Morris assisted
Miss Preston. and about fifteen young
ladies were present.
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Utopia Club

The regular meeting of the Utopia
club took place at the home of Mr..
Hamilton, 226 Tenth East street. The
house was adorned with the national
cOlors, beautiful flags being used most
effectively. The prizes were carried off
by Mrs. E. A. Wall Mrs. Callahan and
Mrs. Westcott. The club viii hold no
more meetings till September.
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Mark BramweI. Grant, Ida. ....-......--2 q
Laura Saver Rlgby, lda..............-..zl
John b &fantz Murray. ~. n
Anna Elizabeth Anderson. Murray 30
Ethelbert White. MURRAY ........,....,..34
Perintha Pearl SepuNeda Deeth, Nevis
George Parish. Salt Lake........-.........2 "a
Mary Ford Salt Lake. p
James Smuin Lehi .........................62
Queniey Hitemau Eehi ..................2 p
Cyrus W. Gold. Salt Lake .........,....,2S
Annie A. Peck, Salt Lake. ...........,,..22
Joseph ). Brown. Plano. Ida-....-........s 20
Ada NJ. Stanford. Egin Extraordinarily
MartiEus Christensen. Salt Lake ........35
Christina Christensen. Salt Lake......3 "a
Joseph Davis, Evanston ...........-.-....27
Margaret r. Brooks. Salt Lake ~
carl Gunther, salt Lake -...............-.2i
Mary Ruthihauser Salt Lake.-........2
James y. Montgomery, IOSt ..............23
Mary Howell. YOst ......................22 .
Arthur J. DOane, COlOnia Juarez, Mex. 20
Fannie II. Clayton, COlonia JUarez,
Mex. ..--...---.. -.- -.---.- IS
William a. Walker. Lewisvlle. lda......2 81
Emma l. Hawkes.. Lewisville, Ida. p
John Jensen, Preston, Ida.--.............28
Eva Johnson, Goshen ..................25
Charles c. Sindar. Bingham .............9 %
Carrie =. Mercer. Leadville, Colo .... 81
Walter Clark. Ogden 80 ...................2 a
Sarah Allen. Ogden .......................3 81
Thomas j. Harrison, East BOuntiful.. %
Laura Briggs, East BOuntiful ....--...lg
George W. William. salt Lake ......-..-a.23
Helen Wood, Payson ..................-2i
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OGDEN.

The. concert Tuesday evening in the
tabernacle by Charles Kent ana the
choir was one Of the finest events OF
the year in musical circles. This was
the first occasion where ogden people
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Musicale.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read were the
host and hostess at a delight
ful musicale given last Monday
evening in honor Of DR.. and
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Dry Goods Bargains.

WE HAVE A FEW ROLLS OF
CARPET TO CLOSE OUT AT a BAR
GAIN
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Gin and Granitware.

COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH
SOME OF THE -WOULD-BE CHEAP
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Shoe Bargains.
LADIES OXFORD TIES FROM
4OC up
Misses Oxfords and Shoes
csc up
MEMS SOLID LEATHER WORK
SHOES. THE KIND YOU PAY S175
FOR: OUR 0Qr
PRICE .........-.....s,....- -.. ..s.- -
Mems Dress Shoes at a Bargain.
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gIOtbina Bargains.

THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IN OUR
CLOTHING AND OTHER HOUSES
is THE PRICE.
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Come and see us for Tin and Granite
ware. We have the largest stock Of
these goods in town.
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Mrs Frederick Schoff left Nr,rs--
evening for her home after 2 rIc Inlay
visit Of a few days with Mrs T-a-, ~
Miller. ~. '.
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These are no soiled samples. but all
new. fresh goods.
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Mrs. austin Taggart, who has h.
visiting Mrs. Haywood during tho ~ M
ter. has returned TO her home in Os ,r.-
land. '- FAX
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Mrs. G. Z. Richards viii leave To-
10 for Colorado Springs. where Sin. ' --..e
spend the summer visiting her m9.s " III
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The Misses Sylvia and Edna Cob
who have been spending the wf7ta~ -
New York studying, will be home as--,.
in June '''
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Subordinate Officer TM
TO Gall Him to AcCOu
CAPTAINS WAS ms
Husband Refused 10 frtspl ipoI.
C9Icnel and Things Lock WiI
NV Yoik Regiment.

New York, Juno 13--As soon
Charles r. Roe returns from 4
camp at PeeksiSill ex-state Sena
Ford, captain and commissary
Nintn regimeAt. proposes 10 TAX
ton 10 tns teatment accorded
10y Lieut.. Col Clifford Hurry. ch
missary on Gen. toe $ stan.
Capt Ford accuses Col. Hurry
language TO Mrs. Ford and his
yoar-oid daughter. Esther. whi
were at the state camp the OF
Complaint has already been mad
George Moore Smith, the briga
mander. and Capt. Ford has refus
cept Col. Hurry's apology. He n
speak with Col. Hurry at camp
the formal discharge OF his duties
81 Hrrry's dui s ~ tbe sl1
at Peekskill begin with the arrips
'irst l~gjm-nr ana end witf lie
u G OF the last. llo wei paid
services Cant. Ford IS rcsnonsl
for the mess OF lhe Ninth regimen
spent last week In camp.
on Friday last" said Cant. y
terday. Mrs Ford and my little
ter came up 20 visit me at Pceksh
arrived shortly after noon and
pleasant dinner in the camp
rant. During the rest OF the
rar11led about the camp enjoy
military scene.
ASKED MRS FORD TO WA
"At supper time 1t was my dut.
THAI tine Nmln regiment was
marched 10 mess. anu tnat the m
well cooked ana decently served
FORD ana m. tttle girl stood "
While the men marched In. 1hen
ca to her, stanuing there on tn
steps OF the mess hall, and asked
wait til 1 went inside TO see that
thing WAS all right.
II WAS hardly gone wnen Col
spicd Mrs. Ford. lie rushed over
Now what he said was not SO
tho manner ia which he said IT,
have from Mrs. Ford. She says !
Get down from here! Get down
grass, or so anywhere else you iN
men don't like TO be stared at VIII
are eating
That doesn't sound so bad. but
the way the order was given. Mr.
walked down the steps without
and ! turned just in time to see
hurried out and heard what "
matter. | asked her 10 wait !
till | could finish my duties in "a
hall Col Hurry saw me returni
FL didn't know that was your
he said We'll ! replied, you ha,
tll MTS. fnIu from lNt Nailhp,
81 could see Mrs Ford huvryini
the hill with our little girl. +
her. TO find them both weeping.
Ford told me she would never set
camp again. TO suffer such indignitl
had supposed that she had a Z
wait for me outside the mess ha
could take her 10 supper I'm the
rant
TRIED TO APOLOGIZE
Nothing could say would ind
10 return. and we waited two no
the train To come along. lmmC
after Col. Hurry came 10 me az
tested that he meant no harm an
his best TO apologize, But ] was v
up. and II had spoiled what We
tended would be A very happy
camp. ] listened TO all he had
saluted as becomes an inferior on
"a superior. and let him go. / wo
accept his apology
One day last week Col. Hurry
Col. Morris 90 march his reRiu
mess at y. m. half on hour az
time. The men were there 10 tf
ute. but the supper WASH ready
body had forgotten 10 notify the g
that supper was 20 be at y. IN
OF the usual hour So the Ninth n
10 supper twice that evening
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SUIT FOR
ISLANDER
AINED
Jury Returns an Award Of
$1,000 TO Mrs. Riker as
Against Mrs. CIoptcn.

New York. June 13.-seven thousand dol
lars was awarded to handsome Mrs. Min
ME T. Riker by a jury I'm the supreme
court Yesterday I'm the suit she brought
against Mrs. Josephine Bell Clopton for
$500. 900 damages for alleged slander and
libel and for naming her as correspond
ent
with the cost and allowances that ac-
company a verdict OF this nature Mrs
Clopton will be called upon to settle a
bin OF something like $4,000. not including
her own legal expenses.
Both Mrs. Riker and her counsel. As
sistant District Attorney Osborne, ex-
pressed themselves as satisfied with the
verdict.
Neither Mrs Riker nor Mrs. Clopton
was in court when the verdict was an
nounced. but Mrs. Riker was called up on
the telephone and Informed Of the result
She then made this statement for publ
cation:
II care nothing for the amount.
sought vindication and freedom from the
annoyances 20 which.1 have been subject
cd. and I presume that now | viii be all
lowed 90 pursue my hfe unmolested.'
Alexander Thain. Mrs. Cloptons law
yer. gave notice that he would take m
appeal. lie applied 10 Justice Grecnh'1f1
10 set aside the verdict and also asked
for new tr1ai, but both applications
were denied.
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LAwLEssNEss CONDEMNED.

In return we students should not in
crease the expenses OF the city by law
less acts. II is certainly not 20 our
credit 10 have sent TO our campus. when
box $40 rings, a wagon load OF police.
things worse. We are thankful 10 the city
fathers, outsiders get the idea that
Brown students are different from the
people who flock TO the fires down town.
We should hope that we were, but still
We want the city 10 feel that we can con
duct ourselves properly.
An extra load of bluecoats, over conf
dent In their authority and puffed up
with their own Importance. only make
things worse. We are thanful TO the city
for its protection, but let IL have conf
dence In us, and we are willing and
ready 20 conform 10 its ordinances
Let US then not be carried away when
celebrating a victory. by a few light
headed ones. who have lost control Of
themselves We have now thanks to
our loyal and true Brown spirited" dean
a committee on 10 see that our celebra-
tions and bonfres are kept within
bounds. We should remember that we