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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14

y. ". chipman. Mr.. and Mrs J ".
Storrs spent Thursday afternoon at
Beek's Hot Springs
Mrs. James CUNNINGHAM and Mrs.
Charles Burgess OF the Fourth ward. who
leave shortly for their new nome in idaho.
were given a surprise and. farewell party
Thursday afternoon IN the North schoct
house by the members OF the Relief SO
cietv of that ward A very Snjoya bletinae
was had and the ladies' VIII go 20 their
new home feeling that they have the
good win ard best wishes 81 treir CO
laborers IN the home which tifeE are
leaving. There were about sixty guests
4 few Of the most intimate friends Of
Mrs. Mary a Evans ssEe g ssIg pi ss.-
surprise party on Der " esiiest.sy 1 ,,l
noon in honor Of her Toth birthday me
party was held IN Grant 5 BALI Ice
cream and cake were served ana most
enjoyable time was haa-
The three little boys Of John F. Mesakin
OF Salt Lake are spenoine rev Gays IN
town. guests OF the New Grant motel
Nessrs- and Aiesdames john Robinson
and Earl Greenwood were ~ Books HOT
Springs Thursday afternoon Tor a dip
J. T. Bafeman Of Alpine was in town
THURSDAY
here for a short visit. the guest OF Mrs
Thomas Barratt-
Mrs. Fannie Stewart Of Provo was N
town Friday working among ner lazy
friends IN American Fork III the interest
of d. D. Houtz of Provo. who IS an as
pirant for district attorney. Houtz MIN
self was over Thursday night. presume oiy
on the same errand.
A Grand ban was given in the Appllo
Thursday night. There was cute q
number Of young people from LEM and
Pleasant Grove IN attendance
Mrs s L. Chapman entertained at her
home in the second ward Friday night.
II was one OF the most delightful parties
of the season. The lawn vas most
artisticaIIv decorated with many kinds OF
the most beautiful flowers and Chinese
lanterns Games of different kinds Iur-
nished amusement for the ev-n ming A
more than delicious luncheon was served
during the evening. and altogetner the
evening was the social event OF the sea
son. There Were about 100 guests present
W s. LYLE of San Francisco. who has
been spending the summer here, parity on
pleasure. and also looking after some
mining interests IN American Fork can
Won. returned home this week.
VIII Woodruff Of Salt Lake was IN town
Friday
r. \. Bennett was down from the on
tario mine in American Fork cany on TINS
week for few days
Fred Morse. representing the Pacific
Steel * Hardware company OF San Ffsn-
cisco. was in town a couple nf DAYS this
week.
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eureka.


James Crooks returned Thursday night
from a business trip TO Park City.
Mrs. Frank Higsou came home from
Provo Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E,mblcton are
home from their outing in Idaho
Mrs. Dan Fields is in Salt Lake.
Miss Anna Earls is out from Salt Lake
visiting her father. James Earls, at tho
BuIifon-Eeck mine
Oscar Forslund spent Sunday in the
capital city.
Mrs. John Hupfcr and Mrs. George u.
Hays attended the circus at Provo on
TUESDAY
Nicholas Keil was out sunday from
Salt Lake
l. Is Darton was uD from Provo on
business during the week, accompanied
b. Mrs psrton.
Miss Helen Earls spent the week in
salt Lake
Dan White was I'D from Goshen Mon
dav-
Edward Pike returned Sunday night
from Provo and Nephi
James T. Motherweil was over Sunday
from Stockton with the bah players.
Mrs. VIII Mexican spent the week with
relatives IT Payson.
Mrs. Fred Schmidt IS in salt LAKE.
Gus HekbeI was in Provo Tuesday
Mrs. r. G. Hanson IS IN Salt Like for
an extended stay
Mrs Edward Ice uf Tooelc was tho
guest Sunday OF Air. and Mrs. ~&k
Beosley.
Mrs z. II. Osborne is home from salt
Iszlzc-.
AIRS. Philips cf salt Lake vas the
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MT. Pleasant.

The local lodges of Daughters of Re
bekah and Women of WOodcraft enjoyed
an outing at Nelson's park on Monday
OF this week An elegant luncheon was
one OF the principal features of the after
noon, the ladies' each providing a big
basket of picnic, which was spread among
the trees OF the grove and partaken of
by al hands.
Hans l. Lund celebrated the fifty-sfxtfl
anniversary Of his birthday Monday bv
gathering around him a score or more
or his relatives and enjoying a pleasant
Mrs. Andrew Jensen and children of
Salt Lske City have been in Mt Pleasant
this week the guests of 8Ir. and Mrs.
c. n Lund. ST.
The local Black Hawk war veterans
have been practicing a mime battle be-
tween the whites and Indians as such
things occurred fifty Iears ago. which
they VIII present at heir annual reunion
to be held al Manti next week
DR. A c. Clark of PanEuitch was in
Alt- Pleasant this week looking over the
ueld with "A view to locating here.
A. T. Anderson has been IN town dur
ing the week from Beaver, which is his
present home.
Mrs l. F. Jorgensen was in town from
Richfieid this week visiting her mother
and other relatives
Mrs Byron Wheeiock returned to her
home in Mammoth after a visit with her
parents here this week
Rev Simpkin of salt Lake has been
among the City-s visitors this week
= L Terry was down from Fairview
Thursday.
Mrs Andrew Q. Madsen is in Salt
Lake and Murray this week visiting rel
atives
Mrs. Louise Wallis went to Murray sun
day to-spend a week or so with relatives
Miss Hazel F'randsen returned Sunday
to her home in Price after a lengthy visit
IN this valley with relatives
] -r..E.
IS in the week.. and returning. went to
Bingham Thursday He may remain in
the mining camp.
Louise Zabriskie was over from Mann
moth couple Of DAYS this week, re-
turning Thursday.
AR ana Mrs. John II. Seely. Mrs. c.
J. Seely, j. w. Sceiy. Henry Wilcox, Mrs.
Smedley went 10 Manti Wednesday to
attend the Lowry family reunion.
Dr. 5. II. Allen Of salt Lake was in the
valley a couple of days this week
NeiIs Larsen and wife were IN Utah
county this week.
George Ldnsley is down this week from
Salt Lake City.
W J. Kidd of the y. & r G. railroad
was IN town this week
GeOrge Brady and family OF Salt Lake
City are in nit. Pleasant visiting the fam
lis Of Thomas Brady They made the
trip down by team, driving the distance
in two DAYS.
Mrs. Z. G. Gowans returned Thursday
from trip in the northern part Of the
the state
Louis Woodring went to Bingham
Thursday He may decide 10 remain
there permanently.
AIRS. VIM. Bfatsen returned to her home
in Eureka Thursday after q visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A G.
Nelson
Bert Thurman Of. Provo is in Ut. Pleas
ant spending week or two.
J. ". cherry returned Friday from a
short trip tOsSalt Lake CITY
Antoine Gunderson and family visited
IN Provo early in the week
Miss Mary Nielsen returned home his
week from Manti and Springviile. where
she HIS been Tor several months.
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State Society DOInes 81 the Week


visiting their parents IN Annabella. Mr..
anu Mrs. William Stafford. this week
airs EAa Butter and son Leland OF
hlcilfieia are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
l. T. Ihurber Of Kimberly.
MIS- J. J. Stiner her daughter Dean
and Mary Ann Owens of Kimberly re-
turned from Panguitch this week having
( spent several weeks there visiting reIa-
tives and friends
Ar. and Mrs. James Long o. Kimberly
returned from salt Lake Friday They
nave q host of friends who wish them
much success and happiness II their new
y married life
Dr. 6. Glars Of Monroe returned from
fauguitch Thursday where ne has been
several weeks. The doctor went to MI
Pleasant Saturday TO lock over the place
Win the intention OF locating there per
Mrs. John Buriston Of Goshen is in An
na bella visiting her son. David Buriston
AIRS. Samuel Kay is visiting her saush-
ter. Mrs. Isaac OldrOid Of Grass Valley
Mrs Iiy HanchetJ and Mrs. Ralph Fair
parks have gone TO Payson 20 visit reia-
Mrs. Claude Sampson and her sister
Lalia Stafford OF Grass Valley. have been
visiting their parents, Dir and Mrs. n
Stafford Of Annabella the past week
3 Peacock has been visiting friends in
AiHabeiia the past two weeks. He left
Tuesday for bis homo in Mauu. accom-
panied By Miss Lydia Stalker TO attend
the reunion Of the Peacock family 60 be
held IN that CITY Mr.. Peacock was prin-
cipal Of the schools at Annabeiia last
year.
Miss Nora Jakeman left last Monday
Toe Cedar City where she expects TO visit
with friends for several days
Miss Mona GOff. who has been in Rich
field the past week visiting relatives. re-
turned 10 her home in Nermiliion Friday.
Mrs. Alice Smith Of Thurber Wayne
county stopped over in Richfield a few
DAYS visiting relatives on her way to
Mammoth this week
Amos Nelson returned 20 Bingham Sat
urCay after a visit here with relatives
for a couple of weeks
Mrs CHrlin N. Hansen returned TO Au-
rora Saturday after a visit of several
DAYS with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Edith Cody Of Salt Lake who has
been here visiting with her mother Mrs
Annie Tuting OF this city, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Esteile Morrison went to salt
Lake Monday to visit for few days and
from there she goes TO Pleasant Grove
TO visit relatives.
Judge McCarty. came down from Salt
Sunday TO visit his mother and other rela-
tiVes-
a Curio party was given last Wednesday
night by Miss Elisa Heppler at the home
of II. n. Hayes. Several different games
We're played during the evening and an
anu around pleasant evening was spent
Those present were Mcssrs. and Mes
DANES \. N. HePpler. +. J. Heppler. ~ l.
Heppler. g NJ Heppler, J. n Peterson
IT, W Ramlose 4 r. Hansen Misses
Lizzie. Lucy aud Irene Seegmiller. Mrs
Mile Ac0rd Nessrs. Ernest Williams. r.
L. Mangum. Joe McCallSter. J. +. Bean
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Payscn.
PAYsON

p. T. OFT LETT Tuesdav for ogden to
spend z Few days BE viii then go east
Mr. OF and Miss Pearl Jennev win be
united in marriage on Aug g at Ann
Arbor. Mich. the home OF the bride-eleet
MIS- W A. Miles was over from Leland
M,eGnesday visiting her brother, W. c.
Ntghtman- il
Joseph Hughes Of Spanish Fork for
merry a TEACHER I'm the schools here was
over Monua5 IN the Interest of NJ. /. A.
Deputy Sheriffs Barnett and Buehi and
county Attorney Page viii join the Pay
son hunters for a chicken huEt Monday
the Gay the law opens
John a. Belts. Joseph s. Douglass and
a ) Hush are committee appointed
= arrange for a ceiebrst ton here about
AUG p. IA which the entire county is
invited TO participate the entire day to
bs spent IN sports Of q various kind, mu-
sic, games etc
Was the lawn social given Friday night by
MISS Pearl NNiEhtman AZ her home on
Depot street Inc occasion was pleas
antiy spent with games. refreshments be-
ing served az q late hour.
The excursion from Tintic to the Pay
son Pavilion next Tuesday night promises
10 be a social success
Frank Hartman Of Mammoth spent
Wednesday in Paysou.
Dir. and Mrs. Z Frisby were Up from
Benjamin Monday evening.
During the absence of Agent Shermer
G. A Barnes of the y. < r C. salt Lake
station force has charge Of the company s
s-ffairs here
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. G. Gutheii left on the
18th for Wisconsin On n visit 10 Mr.. Guth-
ellis native home
William Crabtrec came ont from Salt
Lake Tuesday TO join Airs Crabtree. who
has been here ten days visiting her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. s Marsh
Miss Lillian Marsh returned WcdDes-
day from q three months stay with her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Foote at Nephi.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFOOiSen of California are
spending a soiourn here. Mr. Wooisen
having charge of the drug business Of
3. T. OFT during the latter's visit in the
east
John r. Butler was down from Eureka
Tuesday and WEDNESDAY called home by
the sickness of his wife
Miss Inez Nebeker Of salt Lake City is
visiting 10 Payson the guest OF Miss Ber
tie Nebeker.
Mrs F. y. Richards and daughter. and
a nephew OF Mrs. Richards. all OF Salt
Lake. were visiting the family OF Samuel
Marsh Wednesday.
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Evanston.

Mr. erase. wife and children. returned
"Wednesday from a visit TO Omaha They
ter OF Mrs erase who viii spend the rest
of the hot season in this city.
WALTON Bradbury left Wednesday for his
home in New York City, going by the
Miss Grace Foote went to Ogden We'd
nesday to accompany a party of campers
up Ogden capyon for two weeks.
Mrs 5. Il Batsfor5 and children left
Monday for Oklahoma. after a months
visit with F. NJ Foote and family.
Mrs Fred Wurtelle and Miss Nina Pc
friends at cards last Saturday evening
different games being PLAYED at each ia
bic A very Jolly evening was passed at
tilr close of which delicious refreshments
Mrs. F. L, West was an Ogden visitor
this week.
F.sM. Foote is in salt Lake.
Mrs. Linn Winsi0w and son Of Ogden
arc visiting relatives here.
Mss Ida Foote spent Monday and Tues
day in Ogden
The Misses Sadie and Maureese Young
went to Ogden Monday to see the circus
Frank Cashin and Ted Harrison. two
young sons OF prominent citizens. took
French leave on the early. morning
train Wednesday. They drew their spare
cash from the bank the day before. which
amounted to about fifty dollars, and
started out TO see the world. They were
appreheuded in Nevada and brought home
Friday where it is to be hoped they viii
stay until able to cope with the trials
that come to ali human beings in this
world
Mr. and AIRS Frank McPhee Of this
CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Benner. Rev. Bishop
and Mrs. Braun of Texas formed a party
that left Wednesday FOR the Yellowstone
park They were well equipped with
everything necessary. and anticipate a
ueliShtfui outing of six weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bradbury left sun
DAY for their home in Salt Lake
Mrs. Newell Beeman of salt Lake Is
the guest of Zenas Beeman and wife.
Mrs II CT Drew visited her daughter
Miss Della, in Ogden Monday and Tues
Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lander came over
from Cumberland THURSDAY. called here
the close of which delicious refreshments
der. Mr.. Jack Lander came UP from Og-
der the same DAY
Mrs. Frank James and two daughters
came home Wednesday evening after a
two naontfRs visit with friends in the
BIG Horn and Piney countries.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Beeman Of Salt
Lake were the guests Of Mrs. \. z. Brad
bury at dinner THURSDAY evening
Mr.. and Mrs Marx FOOtc entertained
after the usual series Of games delicious
refreshments were served and the COM
parry dispersed at midnight after a de-
Oehtful evening
+. F. Hotenhouse is in the city from
Rock Springs There is a magnet here
that draws I'd every few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs Timothy ToOhv left Fri
DAY. for New Mexico, which VIII be their
future home
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mann.

SATURDAY evening IN the opera house
the ArraDinc Commercial club and
1 Ladies Literary club gave q fssewell so
cial IN honor of H. ,. Kerr, one of the
Commercial club members who leaves
shortly for Peru. TO manage the railroad
business Of A. "a McCune- The follow
ing progra I1nle was rendered: Toast
master. A IT, Christensen Toasts; Man, "
Mrs. A. r. Christensen Woman w
D. Livingston: Friends Mrs L. :.
Kerr, Loss ana Gam l. K. Anderson.
-Railr0ading. J. n. Hornung. song
George Il Bradley; prognOstication. Mrs.
Staulcy Crawford. speech. H. ;. Kerr
The splendid good time concluded with a
barouct.
sFrs ". II. Lowry left this week for
St. L0His TO attend he worlds sair. and
more especially TO meet her husband. who
viii he released upon her arrival as a
missionary for the Mormon church haT-
ing spent two years in that neighborhood
preaching the Mormon doctrine. Miss
Netue Alder accompanied her-
Mr. and Mrs. v. j. kiilpack Of tbs
been summoned 10 attend the bedside Of
their son. who has recently undel gone an
operation Of appendicitis The young mai
is John kilIpack of Emery county
- g. Nelson superintendent o. public
Instruction. spent "Wednesday last IN
M2nti
Mons Monsou. of aIoroni was in the
city Monday last on business connected
with the Hack Hawk reunion.
ar and Mrs Lewis Anderson and l.
r. Anderson visited old time friends IN
Fountain Green Tuesday.
Era Shoemaker and Hyrum Down Of
this city left Saturday ror visit 10
Canada.
Mrs. I'd Sorensen and Mrs. Sarah COL
lard CT this city visited friends in Foun-
tain Green this week
tudreW Ihomas jr- Of Ephcaiu4 was
In the city Wednesday
James r. Lowry. brother OF John
Lowry. ST. Of this city IS here visiting
viii. lie Lowry family. TniS Is MS first
visit FOR over fifty years. His home is in
California.
DR. and Mrs. H. : Alien OF the mo
tFopolis we're here this week ID attend
ancs Al the LOVry reunion
Mrs Elizabeth ueat and Melinda An
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PORTLAND EXCURSIONS,

Aug. 1e to 10 Inclusive.
s31.50 via o. 5. L. Tickets good SO
days.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
END OF THE STRIKE
IS NOW IN SIGHT
Will Possibly BE Called Off Within
Twenty-Four Hours.
REGULATIONS UNDER WAY
!. Packers Give satisfactory Assure
nn"~s to the ni"ns, the Whole
Niair viii Br I'm mr,IiateIy
settled between Them.

Chicago, Sept. G.-Thc Indications
strife. begun rWO months ago, Will be
called off within n hours. Through
the medium Of a middlcman, ncgOtia-
tons were begun Monday in an effort
10 secure an understanding with the
pncEcr5, Oh which the striking unions
en- rely a. a basis for abandoning the
strike TUESDAY afternoon. It was ad-
mittcd by Secretary Tracy OF the Al
lied Trade council of the unions on
strike, that d message opening up such
negotiations had been delivered to
representatives Of the packing firms
1y ". T. Skinner, general agent of the
Union STOCK Yards & Transit Co, act.
,ug a. a middIeman.
According 10 the plans, an wcr Is
- be submitted Tuesday by the pack
crs in time for II to be reported at
a special meeting of the Allied Trades
council. This meeting has been called
for early in the forenoon. Special
meetings for all the local unions in
VOWED in tn, strike have been called
for Tuesday. # the packers give en-
~cOuraging assurances to the strikers,
messengers wiil be sent at once 10 the
gatherings Of the local bodies. The
unions. it H. aid, will then vote on
discpntinuing The strike, and their ref
crcndum votr viii be reported al once
10 the meeting of the Allied Trades
council
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
BUILDING FOOD
20 Bring the Babies Around.

when a little human machine Cor a
large unc) goes wrong, nothing IS 50
important as the selection OF food
which viii always bring IL aroun
again.
my lutte baby boy fifteen months
Old had pneumonia, then came brain
fever, aud no sooner had he got over
these thar he began 10 cut teeth and,
bcin5 50 weak, he Was frequently
thrown into conyulaions,' says a
Colorado mother,
Il decided "a change might help, so
TOOK lin to Kansas City for a WISE.
When We got there he was so Very
weak when he would cry he would
sinl away and seemed like he would
die.
"Whcn | reached my sisters home
she said Immediately that We must
feed him Grape-Nuts and, although |
had never used the food, We got some
and for a few days gave him just the
Juice of Grape-Nuts and milk. He got
stronger SO quickly We were soon
feeding him the Grape-Nuts itself and
in a wonderfully short time he tat
tened right up and became strong and
well.
That showed me something worth
knowing and, when later On my girl
came, | raised her on Grapc-Nuts and
she is "A strong healthy baby aud has
been. You viii see from the little
photograph | send you shat a strong
chubby youngster the boy is now bu'
he didn't look anything like tnat be
tore We found this nourIshlns food
Grapc-Nuts nourishcd him back e
strength when he was so weak HI
couldn't keep any other food on hi
stomach" Name given by POSTUM
!, Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
All children can be built to a mor'
sturdy and healthy condition upol
Grapc-Nuts and cream The food con
tains the elements nature demands
from which to maze the soft gra'
filling in the nerve Centers and brain
A wGii fed brain and strong. stnrd
. nerves absolutely insure a health
body,
Look In each pkg for tho famou
little book, The Road 10 WeliytlIe."
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
Ei>ing the Limit.

don't propose 10 have another poker
party in this house "a long as | live"
declared Mrs, FOurlush in response to
a hint from her husband. The last
time they we're here they made a full
house of it, It was disgraceful. | flush
whenever | think Of it,
True, some of the boys did fill oc-
casionally " replied Mr.. Fourfiush, but
Is that any reason they hoIld be
barred out of the game"
Yes, sir, it. is every rCason. 1t Will
doors of this house again TO such an
other party of highwaymen'" declared
Mrs. Fourt'ush, ~defiantly.
Aren't you just "A bit harsh. my
dear? 1t wa only a 5O-cent limit game,
and nobody can lose a fortune 1t that
rate in "A few hours"
Fifty-ccut limit, Fifty cents, indeed.
Fifty dollars, you'd better say That
was about your limit II | had what
you lost that night would have
enough matinee money 10 last a year
ooh, of course Il man can't he win
ming all the time, but I am not so badly
off. Look at the hundred | raked In
the week before. Didn't you get a new
set of lurs out Of that
"Y-e-c-s, that's 50, aesented Mrs.
Fourhush, soltcning somewhat, DO
You really want TO have the crowd
come over here tomorrow night"
Yes, / would enjoy a !ittle gam"
very much, and have been counting on
it"
"But what about Ia" jp-cen' limit"
con. ven mark that down 20 ~
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
DROWNED IN WHITE RIVER


Little Rock, Ark, Sept. Ga special
to the Gazette from Clarendon, ARK
says.
John n. Digglr and Miss Mamie
Johnson. Of STUTTGART, and Mrs Leta
Naagcin, Of Mullen. Idaho, were
drowned IN whit" river while boating
in a gasoline launch TWO other mem
hers OF The party, f. ! Dawson AMI
Mis-, Gretchen Shaw. of Stuttgart,
were saved by %c.inglng 10 the over
turned boat
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
VISITED PRINCESS LOUISE
Lawyer in t~Onhdrn"r OF nunt hrg-
~l.,i.. nc,IinrS ia itcNrni here
ubouts oI the rrin'css.

Vienna. Sept Ga lawyer who Is IA
the confidence OF Lieut.. Count Malta.
sisch KcGlcyich and who has just re
turned from visiting the princess Lou
isc Of C0burg. declines TO reveal the
whereabouts of the princess.
He gives Z statement. wHICh ne says
she made to him according % which
throughout hcr lmmurohcnt. she ~
pcctcd 70 be rescued by the count
The princess said
NOV, happily / am free, and shall,
use my liberty 80 mat | can remain
to take legal steps 10 rave my guar
| dianShip set aside / shall ask the
Australian court chambcrIains depart
mcut TO grant me a new medical exam.
nation. and | can bring 50 Witnesses
10 prove my sanity. Having "stGb.
li5hcd that | shall retire to live quiet
ly. am not thinking OF divorce or OF
rcmaTriage, and tn" reports Of such
intentions are candrIs spread for tn,
purpose Of injurine me-
The lawyer said the princess made
this statement in tn" presence Of the
count, adding that The friendship be
tween the count and the princess MAJ
AWAY been idcalistic. He said She
could scarcely return to her husband
but would night any onOrt which nigh
be made 10 cOmpcl her return 10 al
asylum
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-09-09
CROWN PRINCES BETRU7HaL
Some Details of the Announcement
of the Engagement.
The Yuung Wan Lost No time In Tell.
ina rppa When the Duchess
said Yes.

Altoona Prussia, Sept. G.-Dctails OF
the announcement OF the engagement
OF the Crown Prince Frrn"rlch VIII
lam to tn" Duchess Cecilia. sister Of
he rcigning grand duke Of Ncckien.
burg SchWcrin. snow that -" emperor.
while dining with the notable people
OF SchIos viz liOistcin Sunday night,
received a telegram from the crown
prince. who was at Gclbcn.and", the
home Of the Duchess Cecilia aud her
mother The emperor ~thureupon aros.,
raised ms glass and said that the en-
gagemcut Of his royal uiShncs3 ana
the duchess had just taken place. ana
called for a three fold hurrah for the
couple. The D%auuuc'or- greeted the
announcement with tremendous
clcrI-.
The crown prince had. az it tran.
, t .t.I ,b. I,at4.. and hHr