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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-21
Granted an Increase IN Wages
From IL to IS Per Cent
FIXED Up IN SHORT ORDER.
While II Was Only Announced THIS
week the schedule Dates From
March 1,

Effective March i the tranmen and
engineers Of the oregon short Lng
have been granted substantial ado
vance in their wages The announce
ment was made yesterday upon the rec
turn Of General Superintendent E 10
Calvin OF The oregon Short Line from
the north. II is understood that there
were concessions ON both sides and that
the meeting between the grievance
committees and the general superln-
lendent was Of most amicabe char
acter in fact the whole proceeding
took but little time It ls quite a
tribute to Mr. Calvin when &c is stated
that when all the different railroad
systems who have and are about to
raise the wages of their employees are
taken into consideration, that the Short
Line fixed the schedule IN the shortest
time and without a semblance Of fric-
tion on either side
The men asked for a 20 per cent IN
crease In wages and stated their rea-
sons for the advance Mr. Calvin
realized that with the Increased cost
Of living. heavier tonnage handled and
other matters that the demand for q
raise was not unreasonable. He then
proceeded TO set forth what the rail-
road company was prepared to do for
its employees and after a short discus
sion the men agreed TO schedule that
gave the engineers a substantial adj
vance, passenger conductors ana
brakemen an Increase Of about ~ per
cent and freight conductors and brake
men an advance In wages OF Is per
cent. The schedules were last night
placed In the hands OF the printer
An employe this morning stated 10
the News that the men were well
satisfied with the concessions. Mr.,
Calvin has the entire confidence OF the
men and he has never been unreas0n-
able. and the men felt satisfied when
the committee made the demands that
they would receive recognition
S P. IN LINE,
San Francisco March 2O.--The result
Of the long conference between the
trainmen Of the Western division OF the
Southern Pacific and the officials Of the
company was announced today. A set
Element was reached on the basis Of
Is per cent increase in the wages Of
the freight trainmen and Of u per cent
Increase In the pay Of the passenger
.rainmen These Increases will affect
between $500 and 4 employees on the
division.
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LATE LOCALS.

ono c. 1f smallpox was reported 10
th+ board ut health TODAY. that OF Ernest
Sheppard aged 81 D Taylor street,
The salt Lake County Horticultural So
oeil is holding its regular meeting this
afternoon ln Judge Stewards courtroom.
Tho subject for discussion Is winter dor
mani sptayingand the pruning and clean
'ns Of orchards,
County Clerk James received the news
yesterday OF the death OF bis uncle, WI
lem James. al Pembroke. Wales, on Mon
DAY March 2 Mr., James was for AZ
years overseer and rate collector for the
parish OF st. Mary, Pembroke, and was a
wealthy and influential citizens Of that
parish
The woodwork that has 80 long enclosed
tho front OF the Keith building was re-
moved this morning, disclosing one OF the
hnvst business fronts IN the entire west.
The great store rs very lively place In
preparation for Mondays opening.
i. T. Carter returned this morning from
liclsc, and says that there is ali immense
amount q business hustle about the
town, as much as one would expect IN a
much larger place, There Is good deal
on money changing hands. and many
schemes and propositions are afioat
There win be school for non-commis-
stoned officers Of the Guard tomorrow. n
company OF the First infantry has been
increased ey tTo ses.sssle men In Phi.
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New zeland and Australian Mission

The executive committee OF Ziols
Maori association Is already energeu-
cally pushing arrangements for the
seml-annual reunion TO be held Friday
April 3.
The Assembly Han has been secured
and President j. p. Magleby will de-
liver an address on Wonderful Maori
Land
A great number of attractive stereop-
ticon views has been received from New
Zealand, and these win be used on the
occasion.
A number OF musical selections will
be rendered and q fine collection Of
South Sea island curios will be exhibit
ed. The general public viii be invited
Go attend
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Yates McKeever and McElroy. The com.
mand is doing we'll

Yates McKeever and McElroy. The COM
mand is doing well.
The sun crossed the equator at noon
today, and the day and night will be
equal In all parts OF the world The mer-
curry this morning fell TO q above zero,
and the highest thermometer yesterday
was a. degrees, Yesterdays weather map
was medium cold.
The Wyoming Oil & Development com
pany Of this city hled its articles OF in!
corporation IN the county clerks office
today Its capital stock Is 800 600 divided
into l00O,0O0 shares OF the par value OF
10 cents each w. M. Young IL president,
A, y. Mcleod, vice president. G. NJ Don
elsop secretary and treasurer The COM
pany owns the Ontario Nos. 10 %. in
elusive, and the quincy Nos. 20 p. in
elusive, placer claims located In Ulnta
county Wye.
city Superintendent OF Schools Chris
tenen has received an invitation 10 deliver
an address at the joint teachers institute
OF The Sanpete and SEWER county teachers
10 bee held at Manu on April 10 and II.
He has decided 10 accept the invitation
and viii attend the institute.
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kentucky Elders Reunion.

The officers OF the organization effect
ed by the Kentucky Elders and Saints
are making arrangements for their an
nual reunion to be held In this city dur
Ing April conference. 1908, The reunion
win consist of dance and banquet
and all who feel disposed are requested
to contribute to meet the expenses Of
the proposed treat, The call is signed
by Brigham Clegg, president; Fred Brain,
vice president. and Stanley II. Hanks,
secretary and treasurer, and all con-
nected with the Kentucky conference
are cordially invited TO be present. Con-
trlbutions may be sent to the secretary
and treasurer, S6 Main street. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
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Granite stake Priesthood.

As the General Conference of the
Church will commence on Saturday
April 4, 1903, the monthly Priesthood
meeting OF the Granite Stake OF Zion
viii be held on Saturday, March rs, at
10 o'clock m. IN Farmers ward meet
inghonse, and the High Council meet
ing at o clock a. m. Of said day IN the
same place
The Bishops Of the various wards in
said stake will please arrange 10 hold
fast day exercises on Sunday the 18th
inst instead OF the first Sunday In April,
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES r. MILLER
EDWIN BENNION.
Stake Presidency,
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E,ndns from Railroad Row.

owing to q ralse IN the rents Of the
Ecoley block In some cases aa high
as 100 per cent u migration Of the
fpll oad Offices is threatened Among
tbg, Who are looking around for new
Qlil tiers IS the Rio Grtnde ticket OF
mo- which may move over TO East rem
rlr street Va consequence. If the ticke'
uilira concludes to go II Is said That 3
humber of other Offices viii follow sur
m order that they may be close TO tn
la.degvous Of prospective passengers
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PKoBArg AND GyASvIlnp'
NOTICES,
Consul, County clsrk o. y i'''sA1
,lFners FOR further lniofnall'A

IN THE DISTRICT g. eSt,s X, "a
bate Division, 10 and iot ~ ~. ~ 4 +
IN. slate Of Utah. In ias i l.''si 4
estate 0i William FoElg,l, 49,. os,'' ma
ice Tie petition Of W. I,h \ ia
,he executor o. The s;ts q. \, IA "A
Fowler. deceased. praNls, =, IA Ia
nient OF anai sccounl y M drfs
VVngs,aif executor and ~ . Y, 4 4
lion IN of tho residue q s, :. y. ~ Y, "A
nersops entitled, has e.sa ! .ssI 4 ,
Nv Fdday the 1gd day q mo-
ie'1. at ten O'Clock q, m n. po1r B Z
Court House, IN ihe seuis ,i n Ia a
court. In Salt lake CIV '''
IS. Utah - A aN 0tla u
,hn ' Val thereof affixsd 'na
March. A. d. lye. ,ouy IAyEs ~
iv NM II. POLAND, ,s g.s i ?
sieVsT, & stewart A'''''''
ecrfOr.
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TELEPHONE EXTENSIONS.
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Com'
pany Pushing lis Lines,

The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company has completed the Preston ex-
change with % subscribers Farmers
circuits have been added TO the ST.
Anthony and Idaho Fails exchanges,
ard at RIgby 2j subscribers have been
secured for an exchange AT Idaho
Tails. arrangements have been made
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WOOL RATES.
sheepmeu win Make an Appeal to
Interstate Commerce Commission.

The Utah wool growers who are an
iicipating a change in the rate OF wool
through TO Boston owing 60 the recent
raise by the roads east Of the Mlssis-
slppi river ofilSts cents, are talking Of
rAaldng an appeal TO the Interstate
commerce commission TO look into
matter which they allege needs
STRENGTHENING out. They claim that
wool is as much product Of the soil
as honey aud lucern seed and when
IL comes TO comparison as 10 import
ance, there is no question. AZ the
transcontinenta rate applies TO these
two commodities they argue that some
thing should be done for the ilockmas-
ters. What with the railroads, the
meat trust, the cattlemen, the forest
reserve rangers and the scab Inspector
The sheepmen are beginning To think
that they are up against the real thing.
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General Relief Society Conference

The general conference OF the Relief
Society Of the Church of Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints, win be held in
the Salt Lake Assembly hall in this city
on Friday, April 3, 1902 Meeting COM
mences at 10 a. m, and az p. m. II
Is desired that each stake should be
represented by It's president or a coun-
selor or an authorized representative.
a cordial invitation Is extended TO the
First Presidency and Patriarch, Apos-
ties, Presiding Bishops and brethren
generally to be present and give IN.
struction and encouragement. II Is
earnestly hoped there will be a large at.
tendance Of members. There win also
be a meeting OF the general and stake
officers held on Monday, April c. 1903,
at 1880 p. m, In the assembly hall Of the
Salt Lake business college, Templeton
building
BATHsHEBA W. SMITH,
President.
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE.
IDA SMOOT DUSENBERRY,
Counsclors.
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Welsh Reunion.

The Welsh Missionary society is ar
ranging a fine program for a charac-
teristic Welsh reunion, to be held at tho
close OF conference on Tuesday evening,
April Z. in the Sixteenth ward assem-
bly, rooms, Leading Welsh singers,
musicians and speakers from this and
nearby states will take part IN the pro-
gram, and the public Is invited TO at
tend.
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Salt Lake Home Missionaries,

The monthly meeting OF the home
missionaries OF the Salt Lake Stake Of
2icn will be held IN room 3Ql. l.. d. s.
University, Wednesday. March Is, 1903.
az 1850 y. m.
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lions Maori Association.

The reunion Of returned Elders and
friends Will he held in the Assembly
tnll on Friday evening, April 3 at s
o'clock. Elder Magleby viii describe
Wonderful Maori Land" Large series
Of stereopticon views viii be presented,
also valuable collections Of South Sea
island curios win be exhibited, Every
body welcome
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-21

Lake. WIN be surprised TO learn that
he is 10 be married this evening at
me Southern Hotel in st. Louis The
news regarding "Adonls' Reber as he
is generally called on railroad row.was
received IN the form OF q wire from
81 Louis this morning to a personal
friend The bride is Miss Florence
Earnest daughter of Mr. Earnest OF
Denver and member OF the firm Of real
estate brokers which owns the Earnest
Cranmpr block on the corner OF Seven
teenth and curtis streets The wires
win be kept hot this evening By the
railroad men OF Railroad row seldlng
congratulations
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''171' -


Because when err Is taken the IN
slant a chilly sensation IS felt together
with some form Of gentle exercise, I'M
Nh narsprauon Is induced, it viii breal
up the Grip then ana there.
Because the persistent use Of ~
win break u9 a cold that hangs o.
and hoe nnf vio'aA % o'Ner t~oHt.
ment. preventing Grip and Pneumonia,
Because the tonlcity OF "7l" sustains
the system dwng and restores the Vi
tality after the attack, preventing Ions
and tedious conyalescence.
Because 90" IS small vial Of pleas
uut pr..,H .na. .., ...- bees. -----
ever handy and ready prepared 10
AXE
al Druggists 2i cents, or mailed
Iumuhreys Med CO. Cor William anc
John Streets New York
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Nerure no pay All druggists are authorized
by tho Manufacturers OF palo Ointment to re-
NJ nd the money where IL fails 20 cure any case
ofplles, no matter OF how long standing Cures
ordinary eases In six days the worst eases In
fourteen days One application gives ease and
rest. Relieves Itch ng Instantly, This lsa new
positive guarantee no cure, nopay. prlce59c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-21
GRANITE STAKE.
Granite High Priests.

The usual monthly meeting OF the
High Priests Of the Granite stake, viii
convene with the monthly stake Priest
hood meeting at Farmers ward meet
inghouse, on Saturday, March %, at 10
o'clock a. m. A full attendance Il de-
sired. JOHN COOK,
President High Priests Quorum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-21
SALT LAKE STAKE.

Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock. a.
M, in the Assembly Hall. All are
cordially invited.
Religious services In the German Ian.
6uage are held every Sunday morning
at u o'clock In the Assembly Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-21
BEST SELLING BOOKS.

According to reports from the leading
cities OF the country the six books
which have sold best In the order Of de-
Inand during the month are
/, The Pit. Norris. o.. ...S1.5O
2. Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Patch Hogan. e.. e. .. ...... /. 90
8, The YIrginian, Wister.. .. $50
d. Letters Of a Self-Made Mer-
chant to His Son. Lorimer..... 1.50
5. Glengarry School Days. Con-
nor....,,.,. 80, 90. O., .,..t,...,... 1.5O
6. The Plue Flower. Van Dyke. LEO
We have them and oil the latest pop
ular books OF the day.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main ST.
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VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.

All members OF the Veteran volun-
teer Firemen viii meet at /. 0. O. F..
hall, March 22 at p, mo to attend
the funeral OF the late Capt. VIM. Gil
bert, BY order OF
J. d. HAWKES., Secretary.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
I've held tomorrow at o'clock in the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. M. and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows
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Granite Home Missionaries.

The home missionaries Of the Gran
tie Stake of Zion win meet at 1880
O'Clock p m, April l, 1908, in the Min
Creek Westinghouse A full attendance
Is desided. THOMAS ASTON,
State Clerk.
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Saturday BaptIsms.

As the monthly fast will be observed
on the 2sth Of March, the Saturday
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REFER A BENEpIor.

Commercial Agent of Wabash 20 be
Married In st. Louis Tonight.
The many friends OF ]. o. Reber COM
mercial agent for the Wabash IN Salt
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taptsms In the Tabernacle font will
take place Saturday, March rs. at 10
o'clock a, m
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Holder OF Number 1904


Is entitled to the piano given away
March l4th by the Paris Millinery Co.
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DIED

'REDERTCKSEN-At Weston. oneida
ogsl.y Ida, March II, 1903 after a
llnssAng illness. Marcus Fredericksen.
Dessared leaves a wife and six small
children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-21

First OF the season az Marriotts Mar
kct, p 4 "a W. First South.
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PLAN FOR THE YANPA MINE SMELLING Plant, BINGHAM CANYON
y he for o ores t Yap mine al
whit tn coal bins
an b Of OF Ohpo W e wihn for
purpose serve oupany asus mean aggneer George
II h g W n o the Nmpant from
" The a n N a IS + IN " Arch
in a p Isl o aoe hom them
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brides parents IN San Francisco, 2s19
California Street. The ceremony was
performed at O'Clock by Father Plus
Murphy of St Dominic's Church. Miss
Sadie Ludlow, acted as maid of honor
and Charles Hughes. brother Of the
groom was best man. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Hughes left on their wedding tour
for southern California. aud upon their
return will reside at the Preside.
Miss Constance Mills. only daughter
of Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills. and Capt
Winfield Scott Overton. L. S. A. will
be married the second week after
Easter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Shields an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
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Miss Hanna's Wedding.

An event OF early summer will be the
marriage OF Miss Ruth Hanna to Joseph
Medill Mccormick, OF Chicago The
ceremony will take place at the Hanna
home in Cleveland, and will be cele-
brated by Bishop Leonard. who was
formerly rector OF St. Johns Church
here. Ambassador and Mrs. Mccormick.
who sailed for their post ut St. Peters
burg shortly after the announcement Of
their sons engagement, will return 20
this country for the marriage. Their
niece, Miss Eleanor Patterson, who &C
companied them to Russia. will return
TO act as one of Miss Hanna's brides
maids.
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Miss Langham-

Miss Langham has made her home
with her sister. the Baroness Stern
burg, for several years back. and is at
present an inmate of the embassy. She
IS a woman OF many personal attrac-
tions. and has artistic talent Of high
order. When in Calcutta she took the
lead among the younger set IN the
foreign colony, and was noted for her
prowess in all out-of-door games. es-
pecially for her adeptness at the nation
al sport OF pigsticking.
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MISS RUTH HANNA, Daughter of Senator Hanna

nington. also Of that city. is Mrs. JOHN
Randolph Mordecai It is understood
that they we're married at this place di-
rectly after Mrs. Pennington secured a
divorce from her former husband"
Mr.. Mordecai is the son OF the late J.
Randolph and Emma Mordecai. He is
the brother Of Mrs. George Harrison.
Miss Mary Mordecai. George. Harry. and
Lewis Mordecai.
Mrs. Mordecai was before her mar
riage TO Dr. Pennington Miss Margaret
Gregg. Her two sons. Harper and James.
are abroad studying foe the Prussian
army. Her little daughter Margaret will
remain with her.
a very quiet but pretty wedding took
place at ST Peters Church last Tues
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In Military Circles.

The Women's Army and Navy League
of Washington Will give a musicale at
the Lafayette Theater on March II at
AIS p. N. There will be songs by VIII
T. Carleton and instrumental music by
the Marine Band. The proceeds OF the
entertainment viii be applied to the debt
OF the Soldiers. Sailors and Marines
Clubhouse in Washington. most excel
lent institution.
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Weddings and Engagements.

The marriage OF Miss Gertrude T.
Becker. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam NJ Becker. and Martin X BOstick
was celebrated by the Rev. Father Am
brose Bevans at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception at l o'clock on
Tuesday last Miss May Mahorney acted
as bridesmaid and William p. Becker.
brother OF the bride, as best man. A
reception took place in the evening at
the home Of the brides parents. ll35
Tenth street northwest. Among those
present we're Mr. and Mrs. William NJ.
Becker, william 3. Becker, J. Albert
Becker. Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Blake
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond r. Breen.
Mir. and Mrs. John Shughrue. Mr.. and
Mrs. william T. McClosky, Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. McClosky. Mr.. and Mrs.
George j. McCIosky, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Becker. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beck
er Mr.. ard Mrs Samuel Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs william Bushby Mr.. and Mrs
Lambert Bergman. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
s Shreeve. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jermau. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaefer, Mrs
Katherine Yost, Mrs. James Breen. Mrs.
Emma Van DURAN. Mrs. Ernest Harvey.
Mrs. FRYE. MIS-. 4 -hdAAbl hfNB .Aloo NAY
Mahorney. Miss Carrie Leizear, Miss
Ella McCIosky. Miss Bessie Yost. Miss
Gertrude Harvey. Miss Anna Johnson.
Misses Nellie and Margaret Becker
Miss Eugene Dent. Miss Lillian Jerman
George Harvey. Roy Dent. and Arthur
Hepburn.
Miss Anna Louise Maus. daughter OF
Lieut. Col. Louis NJ. Maus. deputy sur
geon general. L. S A, was married 10
Lieut. Laurence Halstead. Thirteenth
Infantry. on the morning of February
10 in san Francisco. The wedding was
a quiet one owing TO the illness of the
grooms father, there being no one pres
ent except the immediate family of the
bride. Lieutenant Halstead. who is the
son OF Col Benton Halstead OF Gin
cinnati, and nephew Of Murat Hal
stead, was graduated from West Point
in 1899. His first assignment took him
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The Wife of the Assistant Secretary

The Wife of the Assistant Secretary
of State.
An agreeable addition TO Washington
society is Mrs. LOOMS, wife of the As
sistant Secretary OF State. Mrs LOOMS
was a Miss Mast. of Springfield. Ohio.
daughter OF the Hon. p. p Mast, who
is widely known for his success in
manufacturing and inventing, and who
was conspicuous in his State for his
benevolence and generous contributions
to charity. Mrs LOOMS is an alumnus
OF Vassar and was doyenne OF the diplo-
matte corps IN Caracas when her hus-
band was stationed there. She is n
woman of much charm and distinction.
and was a popular member Of the dipIo-
matte corps in Lisbon and 4 fayorite at
coTlrt
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Dinners.

The Italian ambassador and Signora
Mayor des Planches entertained al din
ner last night in honor OF Baron and
Baroness Speck Won Sternburg. The
other guests were the Russian ambas-
sador. Count Cassini. Mrs. Hobson NJ.
and Nine. de Margerie. NJ. and Nine Won
Callenberg, Miss Langham. Jerome
Bonaparte. Dir. Norman and Count
Gherardcsca.
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Gen. Isaac Khan left yesterday for
Mexico. where he has been sent on a
special mission by his government with
the rank of ambassador. His object is
10 establish diplomatic and commercial
relations with Mexico. the Argentine Re
public. and Brazil
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The Foreign Colony .

The Austrian ambassador and Madame
Hengolmuller, who went to New York
to attend the dinner given on Friday
evening by Mrs. Sloan in their honor,
returned to the embassy yesterday aft
ernoon.