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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12
PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct l2,-Dccember wheat OPP
ened huh to hu% cent lower at iSAa79.
and after touching i9s the price declined
to lSA
Cash Wheat-No 2 red, 50: No. 3, red,
l9AdN No. hard winter, 7sa7S1a; No
hard winter, Np7i No. 1 northern spring,
& No. northern spring, 2 No. spring,
IiaA.
Corn-No. 2. 45hA45ll No. 8, 49,
Oats-No. 2, 81; No. g. Sjn3G.
Close: Wheat-OctObcr lSA, December
7SU1Sb; old, 1Ss, May 1Sp1Sb
Corn October iih; December, A&Qiihi
May, D%Gi3N.
Oats-October, $685.; December 374;
May 37ss
Pork-October ll15; January, l2O7k;
May 12.Gk,
Lard October, 6.77i4; January, G5i
May 6S5
Ribs-octobor $50; January 6i5; May
$50
Rye-Deccmber, IS.
FlaX-Cash, northwest, 102.
Timothy 800.
Clover-OctobCr HOO.
Barley-Cash. 43GjS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12
DEsrREr EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, OCTOBER la,

point In Atchison. Reading, Sugar and
Brooklyn Transit. Railroad stocks In gem
cral were not notably affected by the
break in the speclalties and rallied easily
when support was shown for the metal
stocks. Prices dropped again before
o'clock, Amalgamated Copper declining to
sJh, when severe losacs we're recorded
anew IN the specaltles. American Car
preferred fell II points, the common 3a
Pressed Steel preferred 49, the common
2fs. and Locomotive preferred ga.
Activity ceased when the selling
stopped, and although the list showed
many substantial recoyeries comparative
ly little stock changed hands Amalga-
mated, Pressed Steel Car and American
Car rallied point above the lowest. and
Car preferred g. United states Steel
preferred spurted 10 above 10, and caused
a rally In the group. The common stock
rallied feebly Northwestern preferred,
Reading second preferred and North
American showed gains Of / to ~,
NEW Low RECORDS
New low records were made by United
States Steel common and preferred at the
opening OF III stock market today, ami
the rest Of the list was weak. United
shares In blocks Of 800 to 5000, sold from
lS% TO 1914 as against ~, Saturdays
close. The opening sale ~ Steel pre-
ferred was block OF 1900 shares Mt 49,
anu by the emu or lne nrBt man nOhF IL
was selling at 6sls point beneath Satur-
days close. Trading In Steel stocks was
very general and II was impossible to
learn how much Of II represented liquda-
tion and how much short selling. Several
large commission houses including well
known Chicago firm, sold this stock heaV-
NY ana an International banking house
was reported to have sold large block
OF the preferred for European account
The Industrial group as whole was very
shown by the Steel stocks toward the end
second hour another drive was made
against the Steel stocks and the common
came out In a string Of 1900 shares, SELL
ing down TO 1915. on the exchange 1t was
reported that the bulk OF selling was
forced liquidation. and came largely from
Pittsburg and Cleveland. One report was
that former nsider in the steel corpora
ton had been forced to throw over 5000
OF common aud 20 900 OF preferred. Short
ly before noon the preferred stock was
OF at 5I%, and the bonds were down ~
below Saturday. Around noon the mar
ket was sull weak and excited. There
was a moderate rally In the first hour
OF the afternoon session, even the Steel
stocks making slight fractional recover
les, Some OF the other lndustrials, how
ever went lower than before and the tape
indicated that some OF these issues were
being sold regardless OF market values,
The standard railway shares showed
some independence Of movement with a
fairly firm undertone but tho absence Of
buying power was still a marked fea-
ture,
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SALES MADE ON
MINING EXCHANGE.
The Business Of the Forenoon
Was Represented in Transfer of
39,la5 Shares, for So 100000
CON. MERCUR HOLDS FIRM.
Sone of the Days Participated Sac
ramento Unchanged--May Day
Transfers.

The week opened with the sale Of 3d.
1875 shares. which brought s3266.9O dur
ing this mornings call of the Salt
Lake Stock and Mining Exchange,
when Consolidated Mercur was called
into the pit It displayed tendency TO
remain firm at Saturdays closing quo
tations. Sacramento was at n seller,
with the price unchanged. May Day
was brought out but showed no i'm
provement. None Of the Daily stocks
participated In the sales and TO Judge
from the bidding they were not In
much demand DAILY West was offered
down at 1915 per share, With no takers.
Tetro found little favor also; the stock
was offered at 81. while the best bid
was marked up at rs cents.
On the open board broker bid IA
cents for 1900 shares OF Joe Bowers
and IL was accepted In hurry.
The closing quotations and sales were
posted as follows.
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LIQUIDATION IN
! j. 5. STEEL STOCKS
1t Was Very Heavy and Was the
Feature and Cause Of a Weak
Opening Market,
new LOW RECORDS MADE.
Caused Standard Stocks to Yield
Little Evidence of Rallying Traders
Putting Out Short Lines.

New York, oct. 12-The stock market
opened weak ana active with heavy liqul-
daton IN L.. s steel the feature. The
common stock brought 1875 for 800 shares
and on sales OF about as much more
sagged to 1919 A similar block Of tho
preferred sold at 80 and Il also went Of
an additional 4. with subsequent re-
covory to % on a purchase Of one block
Of 5000 shares. The genera ! market
showed losses Of from y to y per cent
After the selling orders had been worked
On the market showed little better tone.
L, S, Steel preferred rallied to 59N and
Amolgamoted rose from IS 20 g. Some
railroad stocks ruled slightly above Satur.
days close. Heavy selling orders In l..
8 Steel preferred broke It again 10 ssh
the low record, Tho common held around
ljls. other metal stocks weakened ma
tcrlaly, Colorado Fuel dropping ~
Sloss-sohenicld Steel preferred l. Railway
steel spring preferred Cl, American Car
preferred ana General Electric 3N. and
Republic Steel preferred g. Standard
stocks gradually yielded under the In.
nucnce ~ this liquidation and Union Pa
clnc. Southern Pacific, Louisville & Nasn.
vile, Pennsylvania, Reading and llllnoi,
Central lost b. and Southern Railway pro,
terred 2h Pullman exceptionally gained
points The market showed little cvi.
dence OF rallying power and traders OK,
tended their short lines IN all directions
| Intense Interest was focused ON Unite
states steel socks, and a steady stream OF
offerings forced them gradually lower
! the common brckalug 20 i2s and IN,
| preferred TO 5ils. The general list fel
| again IN gympathy but got only slight,
| lower than before There were vlolen
| declines IN some OF the inactive special
! tie Minneapolis & 81. Louis and New
| York Air Brake dropped TO- Great North
! ern preferred TO- United Fruit 3. Intorna
| tional Pump preferred T. Southern Rail
| way preferred 3, Northwestern iA Wool
| len preferred 2. and Car preferrei 5
Honds were Irregular az noon
Buying OF Amagamatcd was AGAR
/ In evidence and checked the downward
movement The stock rallied "a touch
ing q, and there were also recoy cries Of 4
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PITTSBURG CON. PLANS.
Arrangements for Vigorous Winter
Campalgn now BcIns Made.

Encouraged by the recent develop
ments made at It's properties at the
nra. GA american Fork canyon, near
Alta, the management Of the Plttsburg
Consolidated Mining company is pre-
pairing for vigorous winter campaign
New buildings are being erected ut the
mine and supplies - last the men until
spring are being carried in.
sam Levy, one OF the larger share
holders, said today that the winze In
which nice vein OF galena ore was
encountered recently Will be continued
TO greater depth to thoroughly DEM
onstrate the ground, When this r. done,
and II the results are as II Is believed
they will be. another tunnel lower down
the mountain will be driven to inter-
cept the vein, The wln2e Is now a
little over 90 feet deep.
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The Revenue Mining Company. Loca.
Lake CITY Utah Notice Is hereby given
that Mt meeting Of the directors held on
the 10th day ~ Ocobor, 1903, an aasess-
ment N one cent per share was levied on
the capital stock Of the corporation pay
able Immediately to Herbert r Illls, sec
rotary at IS Board Of Trade building
salt Lake city. Utah Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain I'M
paid on the 10Th day Of November. 1903
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Ia
made before will be sold on the 26th day of
November 1903 to pay the dellnqucnt as
sessmcnt together with the cost Of adj
yertlslng and expense Of conducting sale
HERBERT T, HILLS.
Secretary
IS Board Of Trade Building, Salt Lake
city, Utah.
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OHIO COPPER COMPANY.
New Concern which WIN 0nerate the
Columbia Mine Of Dighnm.

NAL H. G. Caitrow arrived from Ohio
on Saturday and has announced that
as the result Of the deal for the pur-
chase OF the Columbia Copper mine
Mt Bingham, the Ohio Copper company
is to be formed with capital stock
OF sl00o,00O, in 81 shares, a Sec
and payment OF $4,000 on the
purchase price OF 1925, 900 will be made
this week, whereupon the major and
his associates viii assume the manage
ment OF the property
The new company will probably get
possession OF the Dewey mine before
many days and win keep stream of
ore turned In that direction pending
the construction OF a more elaborate
milling plant.
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MORRISON SPECIAL MEET.


At the special stockholders meeting
OF the Morrison Mining company held
this afternoon, new board OF directors
was chosen consisting of Judge O, w.
Powers, q. w, Morgan, IL. b, Clawson,
c. ID, Morrison and W, IL. Child.
The property OF the company Is To-
Gated about 3h miles from Humboldt
House in Humboldt county, New. It
has been tied up on account Of litiga-
ton between c. d. Morrison and Alyiras
T.. Snow, the late secretary and treas
urer; the controversy being over the
ownership Of 10000 shares OF stock.
The difficulty has been settled and Mr..
Morrison Is In possession Of the stock
a campaign Of development will now
be carried on.
Practically all OF the 100000 shares OF
issued stock was represented at the
meeting.
~ new directors will organize this
afternoon,
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ANNIE LAURIE CHANGES.
Captain RAIDER RetIres as General Man.
nger-W Weed Goes to Montana.

The announcement has been made
from Kimberly in the Gold Mountain
distcict to the effect that some tadi-
cal changes have taken place in tho
personnel Of the list Of officers con-
nected with the operating department.
Capt c, l. RAIDER. the general man.
ager, reties, a, r. Hyde. Jr.. hereto
fore as acting general manager,
the company surveyor. succeeds him.
Harry Calvin, superintendent OF the
mill, is succeeded by O. Wiser here
tofore occupying the positio nof mas
ter mechanic. Floyd Weed superln-
tendent Of the cyanidng department
OF the mill, also retires and goes to
Bear Gulch, Mont, where the Kimber-
ly syndicate Is operating a mine.
Joseph llyland, foreman OF the mine,
rellnquish his duties 10 Martin Roberta
and Dr. KJerble, the companys phys
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Con. Mercur, 300 at i.l2ih; 200 at liz
May Day, 1000 at S&. buyer 60; l,525
Mt Sih; 1000 at S%, Shares sold, 4,b2b.
Northern Light, 5000 az II,
Sacramento, 1900 at 27&.
Silver Shield, / 500 at IL; 300 at 100.
Shares sold, 1900
Star, Con-, 100 at 80; 500 at SO, buyer
30 Shares sold, 600
Uncle Sam Con-, 5000 at "a.
OPEN BOARD SALES. ~
Ajax. 100 at 1914; 500 at 1913,
Joe Bowers 1900 at IA,
Keystone, 200 at 20.
New York Bonanza, 800 at 2ih.
REHABILITATION.
Regular Call..,..... .r22,S25 s2,S6S 30
Open board 80. :. ..ul6,30O $685.
--------
Forenoon totals ., ,.3Q,l2 SO, 1865 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12

sian, retires on Nov. I. II Is said that
DR.. Lorlng OF Marysyale win succeed
the latter
While nothing definite can be learned
nj the local offices Of tho company
which are with the Western EXplora-
ton company, 1t has nevertheless been
known for some time that everything
has not been harmonious among the
officials who have retired from the
Annie. There has been more or less
friction between them for some time.
Mr.. Weed left Kimberly several
weeks ago to take charge OF the Mon
tana plant mentioned.
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Manager Copeland Making Some Changes
At n Cost OF $4,000.

At an expense OF about $4,000 the
Taylor & Brunton Sampling Co. is an
augurating some important alterations
at It's big works south OF the city.
Considerable new machinery Is being
added and other needful changes
which viii make II as perfect as any
sampling plant In then west, The work
is being done under the supervision OF
Manager Copeland.
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PIPE FOR NEWHOUSE.
Manufacturers Delivering II at Rate OF
5000 Feet Per Dny

The Newhouse Mines and Shelters
corporation Isl receiving pipe for it's
Wah Wah Springs line at the rate Of
5000 feet per day, At this rate 1t will
only be a matter OF short time until
enough viii be on hand to complete the
system which Is the convey water from
the Wah Wah Springs TO the site OF
the new town OF Newhouse just below
the Cactus mine in Beaver county.
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MSi NJ Vi E! R [!!o! GpAs9t
rio GplNDE M5IILtksNe @
Current Time Table!
In effect June aist. 1900.
LEAVE SALT LAke o,ry.

LEAVE SALT LAKE cIry.
NC, s-For Grand junction, Dem
yer and points east. .,,..,..,,.,, $50
No Fer Provo. Grand June
Nc Non Ana points esst.......;.,.. si5 pm.
NJ ZION ahl points east .,...;;,..;,... $40 p m.
LEM, Provo, Manti Marysyais
M Int er Pointt..,;:..... 800 I'm.
NJ ana intermediate points. 500 pm.
mediate points ":.....,.,,,,... $40 pm.
~ r,or Dkuen ana the west,,ll hb D m.
~ LOT okden ana tho west, li5 D. m,
NJ "A, oR9st ana the west. $50 a. N,
'n''rmed,ste nolnts .,..,....,,. SIS a. m.
ARRivE SALT LAKE CIrY
No. l2-From Ogden and all In.
n. ermedis.s points ,a...,,;.;..... sos m.
Nuoh ana ne east ...,:.,;,,... $40 a, m.
MO n ana the east ,cc....;,Y..,. i;,5 p. IN.
tion and the east ...,,,,..,,..'., ti;.5 n. m
Ne; SFr9p Provo, Bingham,
Heber, Marysvals and interme-
,diate points ..,,.,",.....,,.,,.e 500 7. m.
70 from Ogaen ana the west s,20 n. m,
20 rom OEden ana me west s.lb pm.
70 ',From oEdon and The west $40 pm,
,,Proyo and intermediate points 1000 a, m.
No, l0l-From Park City...,.... s.i5 o, m,
Perfect Dining Car Service, ''''
Ticket Once 100 ". Second South a.
Postofics Corner. Phone TS
I. A. BENTON,
Cen At pass nauk
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct. 2.--Cattle-Recepts 25-
900, Steady. Good to prime steers, 100
ana fesders aS%t Do cows tS,H so'
heiters, 2,0ou5,00; Gamers, l.i0d2 80; bulls,
2.0ui35; calves, 35Od7& Texas fed
steers, 2,I5u3 70; western steers, S,md4O.
Hogs-Roceipts today 1900; tomorrow,
l5000. l0ail5 cents higher Mixed and
butchers, 5.35qb.qO; good TO choice heavy,
5.0u5.7O; rough heavy, .,15n5 ~; light.
5.35d5.91; bulk OF sales, 8 25l5,6S
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Sheep and lambs
steady Good to choice wethers, S.35a4 %;
fair TO choice mixed 22Sn3.25, western
sheep, 2,25d425; native lambs, 3.5005.i5;
western lambs. i25ff5. 3d.
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THE FORD HOTEL.
JOHN r. NORRIS. Prophet!

JOHN r. NORRIS, Proprietor
Hot and cold running water IN every
room. European plan. sl.0O. American
plan, 500, Special monthly rates TO fam
ilies.
ia w. First South Street.
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Our Fall ksckUsar

Lines exhibit extreme patterns and new
shapes from famous makers.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main st.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city oct l2-Cattle-- Receipts
22000, including 5000 Texans Strong 20
10 cents higher. Native steers, l,l5q5.50;
Texas ana Indian steers, l75d3.oO Texas
COWS. l60q2lb; native COWS and helfers
l.50ai0o; stockers and feeders, 2,25n4. 00;
bulls, 2.0oat.00; calves, 2,00nS.co, western
steers, 3 30Mi. l6 western cows, l.50n2.A5
Hogs-Receipts, 1000, Market to 10
cents higher, Bulk OF sales, 5.95ah. 6j;
heavy 5.0545.B, packers, b.45d560, me-
dlum, 5.5Oa6, IS; light 5. t2lsq5.55 workers.,
5,65a5 IS, pigs, j.35d5 d.
Sheep-Receipts, 600. Market strong,
Muttons, 2.e00i,00, lambs, 2,90q5 49, range
wethers, 2.20a3.25; ewes. 2.25GS,5O.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Oct. IL, -Cattle-Recelpts
$3.50. Market steady to strong. Native
steers, 3.15dj. Co. COWS and heifers, 3,O0a
AS, western steers. 3l0GAl0 Texas
steers, 2l5aS,65; range COWS and heifers
feeders, 3.l0di. 10; calves 3.Od5.oQ; bulls
stays, ETC. i.75d2.70
Hogs-Receipts, 800. Market 10 cents
higher, Heavy b,2jd5.Sj; mixed, 5,30a
bS5; light, 5,Sba5.5O; pigs, 5,OOa5.i0i bulk
OF sales 525N53.
sheep-Rcoeipts. 10000. Market steady
to easier Fed muttons 3,0d3. IS; wethers
3.3ja3.6O ewes, 2,75n3.lj. common and
stockers, @ 2j63. 40; lambs, A00d5.00
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, Oct IA Wool-Steadyi terri
tory and western medium, l7QlS; fine me-
dunn. 1911 fine, llpls.
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Get your Nordlca seats now.
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THE I. 4 b. SAMPLERS.

Forenoon totals :, ,.89,i25 s8,266,i
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-03-27
WOMAN ON THESTAMD.
To Tell of Her Shame, in the In.
quest into the Burdick
Murder.
WOMEN CROWD TIE COURT ROOM
To Hear the Shocking Details, Which
Are Brought Out Pitiiessly
by District Attorney
COatsworth.

Buffalo, n. Y. March "a. - Mrs.
Alice Hull Burdick, widow of Edwin
l.. Burdick, underwent merciless eX-
animation by District Attorney Coats
worth yesterday afternoon at the re-
sumption of the inquest into the death
Of her husband who was murdered on
Feb. %. Mrs. Burdck was on the
stand when court adjourned for the
day With package of letters in his
hands. some II which were written to
Mrs. Burdick by Arthur X. Pennell,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-03-27

whose sentence of death was COM
muted 10 penal Servitude for life, will
be released i'm 1901
The announcement comes from the
homt Office. Which now authorizes her
Washington lawyers to use the fact
of her release next year as n reason
for securing Me postponcment Of the
trial Of the lawsuits hearing on the
prisoners interest in land i'm Ken
lucky, Virginia and Vest Virginia.
Those who are in a position to know
say that Home Secretary Akers- Doug
las has shown great courtesy I'm con
nectiOn with The suits now pending in
America, that the decision TO release
Mrs Maybrick was entirely due to the
efforts on this side Of the Atlantic and
that Ambassador Herbert has never
been called upon to act in the mat
Ter
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-03-27

the locket" and declared her my love.
my life my dearest own" COatsworth
produced another letter written from
New York Sept Is. 1900, addressed
TO Mrs. Burdick. In this letter he
wrote: II iIst came from telephon-
ing YOU and hearing your dear sweet
voice. Am ! foolish to telephone you
from way down here? lt was worth
all il cost me- | realize more and
more that you are the only woman In
the world for me-"
do you remember getting that let
teri" asked the district attorney. mo,
sir"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-03-27
Early Opening ofthe straits.

Mackinaw City. Mich. March "a
The straits of Mackiuaw are now open
FOR navigation. Large fields Of drift
ice still remain i'm the passage, but
these are disappearing rapidly This
is the earliest sprnig opening OF the
straits on record. with the single eX-
ception of 1878. when boats were able
10 make their way through the pas
sage on March - Last year the
opening came on March - The
latest opening Of navigation at this
point was i'm 1885. when tho straits
were not clear for navigation until
Nav =
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-03-27
kinyOn'S Blood and Kid
ney Remedy

Regula ties the kidneys and liver, enabl-
ing them to throw off the filth and poisons,
it toned up the stomach and the whole
system, purifying the blood, and perform
ing for the body what the good house
wife does for her home. Try this body
cleaning this spring and see how much
better you will feel and how much more
you will enjoy life See how it makes you
strong and softens your temper, and
then have the other members of your
family profit by your experience. This
remedy has an unequalled reputation for
its effectiveness. 1t contains no alcohol,
whiskey or bitters and can be taken by
any one Regular size 6l00. Trial size soc.
f. b. HONEYWELL.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-03-27
HER MEMORY is REFRESHED
She Recalls the Incident Referred To In
Penneli's Letter.

The district attorney produced the
letter and handed it to the witness,
who trembled violently. do you rec
ognize it as Pencils handwriting
Eyes" whispered Mrs. Burdck
And you recall the incident now"
Eyes. sir
Mrs. Burdi"ll i'm recalling the Incl
dent confessed that Pencil went into
a doorway. drew her in. took her in
his arms and kissed her She thought
she demonstrated. She did not re-
member that Pencil was at the
Shelter island in September. 1900, nor
letter from him i'm which he wrote
that he had found her gloves i'm the
pocket of his Tuxedo. The letter was
handed her. She read it hastily and
did not appear to enjoy its contents.
Vt was written by Pencil she said,
but she did no, remember having seen
ii before.
Mrs. Burdick was questioned at some
length relative TO the meaning of Il.
2, s." REFER d to i'm a letter from
Pencil. in which he said: u will
meet you at /, >. 3. Wednesday morn
ing" but Mrs. Burdick answered that
she did not know. There were two or
three houses. she said at which she
used 20 meet him. Coatsworth pro-
duced another letter postmarked New
Haven. Sept. 10. 1900. Mrs. Burdick
said she recalled receiving il. Pen
nell wrote: Il shall try and comfort
myself by telephoning you from New
York. and on Thursday shall know the
exquisite happiness of seeing YOU"
He referred TO her dear picture in