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The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
EGEN. ST0SSEL INJURED.
The Russian cA,mandcr at ror,
Arthur Injutd by Falling
From III Horse.

Toxic, Dec 29.-oTt Arthur reports
confirm the statemnt that Gen. Kon-
drachenko has bee, killed and that
Gen. Stoessel has be,n injured by fall
ing from his horse. Gen Smirnoff Is
also reported WOUNDED.
Despite its heavy fire ltsses Novem-
Der 26 and subsequently, the garrison
Is said to he cheerful. and resolved 20
continue the struggle as long as a sin
gle soldier remains. The army, it is
asserted, has sufficient provisions to
last until February. The navy pos
scsses about one months stores.
The price Of food in the bleagured
fortress is high Beef is e cents per
pound; horse meat, cents per pound, ,
dog meat l212 cents per pound; tur-
keys, SIS apiece; eggs 100 rubles per
hundred. Only a few junks bearing
supplies reached the garrison the past
month, II is expected the capture Of
the heights Of Pigeon bay will furthei
curtail the landing Of supplies.
The emperor to-day received in audi.
ence and decorated Capt, Zurbonson
OF the steamer Willehad, which had
brought home the Japanese refugees
from Russia.
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some FRESH DEVELOPMENTS
he Mount Cutler Murder Mystery
Gradually Unraveling.
VI bessie BoutOn. the supposed
ictim, Appears TO inVe Acted
Very Indiscrc ctly.

Iorado Springs, Col, Dec. ga
nulAr of developments have been
Drout to light by the detectives who
are Eestigating the circumstances
OF NJ Bessie Bouton. Of Syracuse
n. Yin connection with the Mount
CutIePurder mystery.
1t n been learned that Mrs, Bou-
ton reWed the 5000 reported to have
been 81 her by her family in SYRIA
cuSe. Ny, through a telegraph com
paly ht she was in the city on
october and at various times up to
october |; that between the two days
she dld u spend her time here, but
visited Der cities in Colorado.
The mt important development is
thdt whilin this city the latter part
Oh Octobeshe was accompanied by a
man i've ct eight inches in height,
dark conleXion, brown mustache,
EetiN set.Who wore a dark suit OF
clothes, blk oyercoat and derby hat,
and whom be introduced as her hus-
band. Shee the city on the even
ing of Octoh % in company with this
man. Inc dcerS have reason to be-
lieve he waSe travelling man for a
Chicago ciga\ company. From de-
scriptions it ,ould appear that the
man Mrs. Bobn introduced in Den
yer as her hWand and the man she
introduced hertare two different per-
sons.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
HEALTH OF WHITE PEOPLE.
According to Naval Authority Is Apt
TO Suffer in the Phil
ippines.

Surgeon W. II, Bucher. OF the navy,
stationed at Olongapo r l., has mado
an interesting report 10 the navy de-
partment regarding certain peculiar
physical results OF prolongei service
IN the Philippines. There are certain
changes he says. that take place In
those individuals who are compelled to
live here which are worthy Of noting.
Some show evidences OF this change
early, while In others II does not ap-
pear until considerable time has
elapsed II comes to all, however, in
greater or less degree. The first symp-
tom Is loss Of memory and the neces-
sity Of using a note book Ia lot down
almost everything. About the same
time an Indifference. so common
among the natives. made inrohds on
the foreigner and daily battle against
'manana' tendency is necessary TO keep
Il from interfering with his duties.
This indifference is not confined to
himself The dogs in the street move
about in a stupid state, and one Ia
compelled to stop frequently when
driving to prevent running over these
animals that have not concern enough
for their welfare TO move when In
danger An expression is used 20 des-
lgnate this condition, PhiliI pinltis.
Among the enlisted force that arrives
many are Of unstable nervous organi-
zations. and In the process OF degener-
alton these people follow the lines Of
least resistance. Alcoholism. excessive
use Of tobacco and other excuses ara
the usual signals Of an impoverished
nervous system which, under ordinary
circumstances, would require no stim-
ulatlOn, The drinking Of vino Is COM
mon among the enlisted force, and tho
train OF unfortunate symptoms follow
ing this habit has no doubt been noted
by others with longer experience than
mine While all these Ills cagnot be
attributed to the climate and environ
ment, there is frequency in their oc-
currence and a manner about the way
In which they are committed that Is
different from that seen elsewhere. II
was wise step to cut the cruise In
these islaks down to two years, and
] thoroughly believe that obse vations
will prove that even two years Is too
long for a white man TO maintain his
health In this climate"
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
MUCH.NEEDED RAIN A LAST
rhc southern states, From the Ohto
UI,er 20 the Gulf. Get FIRST
sonkinu Uains for Months.

Louisville, KY, Dec. 30 The south
has at last received the first soaking
rain IN many months, In the territory
from the Ohio river TO the gulf and
from Texas over into Georgia the
sprlngllke weather Of the last few days
hd9 been broken by heavy rains, which
were preceded by lightning and fol-
lowed by high winds,
In several places n cold wave has
sent the mercury scurrying TO the
bulb n fall OF nine degrees In ono hour
being recorded at Nashville,
In Kentucky the rain was general,
the local weather bureau recording a
prc, ipllntion OF two inches IN Louis
Wllc, A fall Ia temperature of 40 de-
prco8 lR i0rccnsled. Mountain streams
are filing up and crops will be great
II cnefited
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
NEW COUNTESS OF SUFFOLK
Her English Residence VIII lie the
stntcI, Jocobcnn Mansion
In Charlton Park.

London, Dec. 29,--The country rcsl-
dence OF the new countess Of Suffolk,
Who was Miss Daisy Letter, Of Wash
Ington, will be the stately Jacobean
mansion known as Charlton park.
This Is the family seat Of the earldom,
aud It Is beautifully situated near
Balmcshury In the county Of Wilt
shire. u Is noted chiefly for It's pic
ture gallery, one OF the finest In Eng.
land, and containing some superb
specimens of the old masters. An east
front was added to II by the earl Of
suffolk, who was a not specially efl-
Client secretary Of state at the time
Of the American war OF the revolution.
The estate now consists OF only
about 10000 acres, the peerngc hay"
ing been demanded Of much Of It's
landed wealth.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
GRAND JURY Is ABOLISHED
Minnesota, By Heavy Majority,
Has Abolished the Grand
Jury system.

st. Paul, MINI, Dec, 29,-By vote
Of 200 the constitutional amend
ment directing the legislature to abol-
ish the grand jury system has been
adopted in Minnesota
Wisconsin and North Dakota courts
are working without grand juries, and
IL was the satisfaction In these states
that prompted the last legislature to
submit the constitutional amendment
TO the electors,
rtluncys argue that the grand jury
hgs oGlllyed the purpose for which II
wSS created In England, and should
never have been adopted in this coun-
try The grand jury It was held,
heard hut one side Of case-the pros
ooution, The frequent 'quashings' by
the courts and acQut,als by trial juries
lod the legislature TO take action,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
OTHERWISE UhN0f'CED.

Fire destroyed a vehicle warehouse
in Council Bluffs la. entailing loss
Of sl50,0G0
The United States has completed the
purchase of land for the site of a naval
station at Honolulu
The $4,000. 600 spent on the Chicago
drainage canal may be entirely wasted
il St. Louis wins the injunction case.
The imperial ukase of the ear Is
weel received generally in Russia.
only the extremists appearing dIssatis-
fed.
Former President Simon Sam. OF
Hayti. has been condemned to prison
for life FOR connection with alleged
fraudulent bonds.
The Missouri Teachers association.
now in convention at Columbia, will
consider a measure providing state
aid for high schools,
Holland announces that she will OBJ
serve the strictcst neutrality. not al
lowing the Baltic squadron TO estab-
lish q base ~ Maacca.
A two-weeis' romance OF the Christ
mas charity kettle at ST. Louis ended
in the wedding OF two officers of the
Volunteers of America.
A negro in whose possession was
found vamabes worth nearly 1900 con-
fessed TO the st Louis police Of having
robbed many homes in Omaha.
The Russ, of St. Petersburg declares
that Russia's policy Of secrecy has
cost her nearly all her warships and
has covered. the country with shame.
Suits have been ordered to be insti-
tutcd against five OF the largest con-
cessionaires at the Worlds fair 10 re-
cover balances due the exposition com
Dany.
Attorney General Moody has brought
suit in St Paul, MINI, on behalf OF
the government To have the Paper
trust enjoined from continuing busi-
ness.
Missouri Judges held a conference,
Tuesday, at St Louis, on changes In
the staute laws, and decided upon
some changes to be recommended to
the legislature.
Edward Saftg, who claimed to have
furnished the revolver with which
President Mckinley was assassinated,
Is under arrest again at 81. Louis. lie
now says his story was pipe dream, "
Colorado democrats now charge that
republicans, In a conspiracy to defeat
Adams, stuffed the ballot boxes after
the election with palpably fraudulent
democratic ballots TO make political
capital
+. w Crandall, OF st. Louis, who
has Just returned from Washington.
where he had an interview with Pres
dent Roosevelt, says there will be no
interstate commerce legislation at this
session OF congress.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
TnE BLIzz\RD At ~. LOUIS.
A slight Rise In Temperature, Dut
~ In Only Temporary.

u In only Temporary,
81. Louis, Dec. 29.--Whllc there was
slight rise Of temperature after eight
O'Clock Wednesday morning, NJ whlcn
hour the lowest point was reached, 3
degrees above zero. Forccaster Bowie
said that there would be no rise worth
talking about during the day, The
temperature viii continue to stay close
To zero,
During the carly morning houre the
thermometer tended steadily down
ward The wind came from the north
west with increasing velocity, piercing
early morning pedestrians 10 the mar.
row,
After eight o'clocl, the wind ahaled
somewhat and the conditions became
little more bearablc. During the
cnaling ,wo hours there was grad
ual rise OF temperature
The blizzard, although warning OF
its approach was given by the weather
bureau, came with such sudd6nnoss
and was IN such marked contrast 10
the mild weather OF the preceding
days. that the suffering from II was
intensified,
Practically all trains coming into ".
Louis are late, the delays being from
half an hour 20 six hours,
The Missouri, Kansas n Texas from
ce southwest was the worst T4efcr,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Live stock Markets.

H. a-Cnttlo--Fancy exports, 81 Ools
60. butchers, " tO0db.s0. stockefs s. 01ii
3H cows and heifera, t2b0ub1 Hogs
Packers, NJ0dl@i butchers, VG5fTl fiih,
light N00lli5 o. sheep Mutton sheep,
81 ibai5O, lambs, tibOu6b0
Indianapolis - Cattle Good To prime
steers, 81 7jff6b0 Hogs Best heavios,
fih5di7b medium and mixed. 81 lpltl 6i.
Sheep Good 60 choice, tl00ui2b. good 70
choice lambs, N0ou69
Kansas city cattle Native Htoors, 81 70
uG25, southern stourH, Nunui i0, southern
cows, 81 1bii5 Oo, Htockcrs ana feeders. a. Is
glNi, cNlvrg ~ unuG iO, Western. led atucra,
ID bDli6 30, wostrfnsfrd COVE ~ 2l,pua,Ju,
Hogs Heavy telni 20, packers, NbbH
so. plga ana lights hhui %, Sheep
Mutt6nH ti01ubM. lambs, NMuH M,
range wethefs, Eo}.tGl. led ewes, q 11
40
Chicago Cattle Good 10 prime steers,
So 2yuGbO poor 20 medium. ApVld ~,
stockcrs and feeders, s. ajni2O. cows, 81 %
ATS. holfcfH, 81 2Onl6; canncrH siC)ll
900, cnlyos, 81 l0lii00, Hogs. Mixed and
butcncfp, 81 Gai1q, g3ed e. chnice heavy,
u Gjdi7b, rough heavy ~ i6uibb, llght.
~ l0fll W, Hheop-Oood tQ chulcu wolhs
ors, h75lI3O, fair to choice mixed, 20
mlN, western sheep, Ab0u62bi native
nmbs, NWuilQi western lambs, I5ou
sp5
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
'|UGHT FIRE At
VI DISADVANTAGE
Louis Firemen Have a Busy
Time With the Temperature
lowering Near Zero.
! COLUMBIA CANDY COMPANY
LOSES ITS BIG STOCK OF SWEETS,
! victor Talking Machine Co., In
he Same Building, Put out OF
Business, While the stocks ot An-
|oining stores suffer Loss From
Water and smoke.

Louis, Dec. 29.-Fire that orig
! ed in the basement Of the Column
i Candy Co. S store, 5l7 Olive street.
|2:36 Wednesday morning, COM
kely gutted the four-story building,
krely destroyed the stock of the
|mbia Candy Co., the Victor Talk
Machine Co.. the contents of the
I'd and fourth floors, and caused a
I of about 5000
located as it was in the heart Of
business portion Of the city, only
heroic work of the fire department
battling the flames in the bitter
Il prevented the spread of the fire.
i was severe work for the firemen.
be water from the hose sprayed
nrthem it froze and they kept at the
n, coated with ice.
srmedlately contiguous to the fire
Il the Carelton building, and in less
IN half block are big department
res, the Commercial building and
Ier valuable property that was con-
htly endangered until the fire was
ler control at 4:45 o'clock.
ID one time it looked as if the Carle-
building would go, but Chief
sngley and his men, ice covered
3n the water that fro2e as fast as
truck them, managed by super
ban effort to confine the flames to
building in which they started.
be buildings Immediately adjoining
one in which the fire ragged for
4 hours suffered considerable dam
TO the stock in them, by water and
Exc. These are occupied by Plows
fiy Co to the west, and Judge &
kh's drug store TO the east. The
to the latter is $1,000 from water.
kh flowed into the basement, and
he former damage by smoke.
asides being handicapped by the
u cold weather and the stiff wind
blew from the west, the firemen
hlndered by the location of the
and the fact that Immediately in
Fear Of 5l9 Olive is a blind alley,
n mado 1t impossible to fight the
10 advantage.
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THE MARKETS.
THURSDAY, Dec. 20.
Grain nnd Provisions.

81 Louis Flour Patents, SOoq5 70.
rod, t,l5H Corn No mixed, iiac.
Oas No, 2, slc llay-Tlmothy, si1
al20i prairie, 81 00dlO0O. clover !iOO0
Wl3b0. Lard Choice steam 6Sc Pork
New mess, llG0 Iacon.-l breakfast, NJ.
al2Ho. ljuttof-cfenincry 2Ju2So dairy,
liff23c. Eggs Frrsh 22d2ic. Wool. Tub.
washed 3u3gc, Missouri and Illinois
combIng, 2Su2ac. other grades, l,u2fifc.
indianapolis Wheat-No. red, sll5,
No. red, no Corn--No, 2 white, p.c,
No. 2 yellow, Wtc Oats-No mixed,
now. 3lnc. Hay-rlmothy. s9Ooffl0.Oo.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Mrs, Mnshrica WAY No, Lecture,

Washington, Dee 29-lt HAVING
been represented 10 The state depart
menls that, Mrs Florence MaybrIclt
being at liberty on tIeket-of.leaye, IL
would be distinct dlscourtesy to Great
Britain for her to be permitted to ar
raign the British judiciary and prison
system from the lecture platform, the
friends and hackers OF the enterprise
have been notified and have cancsod
all dntef and arrangements,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
TED OUT IN BITTER COLD.
ints Forced to Flee. En Dis
iabillc From the Flames.

Ints Forced TO Flee, En Dis
,abillc From the Flames.
Louis, Dec. 20.-Overcome by
e from fire which broke out
3 room next to where she and her
were sleeping, in the famlly's
&c on the second floor Of 34l7
"reet, Miss Vinna Clemens was
o the street by hremen who
Ro,st in time to prevent Sc
Sco,,d of the flames, which
cost the lives Of several
Hlssle building.
has beens family, consisting Of
this wetlemens and four other
es Miss Vinna, Iuella,
Sec y t,and Mary, were forced
and wife sptreet thinly clad and
at st. Louis. the wlntry blasts
Harry Cory Inollo ana Vim.
j. T., Saturo the second room
with his moths the blaze broke
viii O,R.ra rom a crate fire
o,,,. o.,..l, burning on ac-
nther. VInna,
WIN "o'ne io'hs' 'ealth for some
',Safetv, Couother that she
the best, Only mems came into
John O'Kane q lace on Are, and
Mr.. and M Myoro sIy man who
Christmas WI Hartman family
at Springfield loor but all es.
We W. alarm
.r,.s, ALL ms SAVINGS.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31

the train due at seven o'clock Wednes-
day morning being something more
than six hours behind time.
The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy,
from Denver. was three hours late,
the Baltimore and Ohio, from the east
was the same; the Frisco trains, from
the southwest, and the Missouri Pa
cific trains, from the west, were from
an hour to two and one-half hours
behind the schedule
All Chicago trains were half an
hour or more late.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Jups Celebrated Christmas.

Rome, Dec. ga dispatch from
Fusan says the japanese troops cele-
brated Christmas in honor Of the for
elgners in the army, Gen. Oyama en-
tertained at banquet all the foreign
officers and newspaper correspondents,
the festivities lasting all night, with
artillery accompaniment,
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
A FATEFUL XMAS PRESENT
Present MAY he he Cause
OF His Death.

Carthage, Ne, Doe 2o-Iosso
pritchett, ten y'ars old, whose father
had given hlm n gun for Christmas
present, went rabbit hunting In n field
six miles north OF Carthage, whore his
father was drilling for ore, He STUN
bcd and fell discharging the contents
OF the gun into his bowels, Doctors
say he can not recover
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
nr,..' ALL MS SAVINGS.
BitH of nm Early Morning Fire In
western edge OF 81. Louis,

yitH Of nm Early Morning Fire In
western Edge OF 81, louis.
81 touis, Dec, 20.--Frcd Krocker
and the family OF Adolph Il, Mueller,
living on the second floor of the brick
building at 6llC-lS Easton avenue, at
'thc western edge of the city. had q
marrow escape from being incinerated
In firo at 2'30 o'clock Wednesday
~ ing Kroeker, whose wife and
koy nj small children are out Of the
,tl'y spending Christmas with relatives,
was aroused barely In time to escape,
with his ncighbors, scantily clad into
the Intense cold, following the oxplo-
sion Of an oil lamp, Fifteen hundred
dollars, krocckor's savings are said
TO have been burned
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
ON Trial for Murder,

New Tim, MINI, sDec 20.=Dr
George Il. Koch Is on trial before
Judge Webber on the charge Of hav-
Ing murdered Dr, Louis A. Gebhardt,
on the night Of November T. Both de-
iondant and victim were prominent NO
eially.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
VIII Not lie n Candidate.

Chicago, Dec. 29,-Mayor Harrison
announces that he will not be q candi-
date for mayor OF Chicago Mt tho
spring election. and explained that the
III health OF his son necessltated re-
moval to a warmer climate.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Fire at Malone, Texas.

Hillsboro, Tex, Dec. 29,--Three
business houses Of Malone were de-
stroyed by Are, Tuesday. with 40
bales Of cotton, The hre originated
In Bruton's restaurant and destroyed
with II the furniture store of Dawson
e. Jones and Hodges drug store.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
sreL. IinIInn ImmIErn,Ion.

Pine Blun. Ark. Dec. Ex-senator
James II Berry, by request Of The Pine
pluN board Of trade, has taken mp with
tho Italian ambassador the matter OF
interesting Italians In settling In this
section.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
A Chnnae OF OMnrrshin,

Jefferson CITY Mo-, Dec 20 .IJohn
g. aud Byron u, Leslie have become
owners OF the Daily and Weekly state
Tribune hy nnrchaae from the Tribune
company. The new owners WI con.
tlnuc publication under the nAmo OF
the jefferson City Tribune.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Itoupht Ills own Conn.

Chicago. Dec, 90 Buying n conn
os,cnsbly for friends. Leroy X Nes-
BIT, n banker comatted suicide In an
undertaking esiab.iahmont Scrubbed
ON card IN the bankers pockei waa
n note saying II am tired OF being n
cripple"
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Roosevelt Entertain. wn,ds,c,n,

Washington, Dec, 30, Prof Charles
Waldslein professor Of fine arts In
Kings college, Cambridge England,
who oame here ON the invitation Of
secretary Hay and N the atlorg
guest, was entertained at luncheon by
lfnsident Roosevelt
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Crushed In Mine CAGE.

Butte, Mont. Doc, o--Dcwcy
Squros, who came here from slime
apols two months ago was killed In
The Belle mino Tuesday While COM
lng up In the cage he tainted, fell over
and, his head protruding, was crushed
by tImhorA
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Drowned Ia a slring.

Texarkana, Ark, Dec. 29.-lIenry
Platz, a resident here for % years, fell
In a spring near his home In the Col
lege I'M suburb. Tuesday. and was
drowned. He had gone to the spring
alone TO get bucket OF water.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Young woman. Myster,ou. Dcnth.

New York, Dec. 20. o.-The police are
investigating the mysterious death OF
an unknown young woman. who was
found dead In the snow In Riverside
drive, and who died without becom.
ing conscious.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
The Panama Canal Zone.

New York Dec 29.--In an opinion
rendered by Frank l.. Campbell, az
sistant attorney-genera for the intc-
rior department, II is held that the
laws Of the United States are not ap-
pllcable TO the Panama canal zone.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Forcing His Growth.

uncle-' My word, Teddy, you are
growing FAST
YEA they water me too much, why,
wv eot 20 take q bath ever. moon.
ngl"--Jester. =
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
us.ora.nresh,ns Divorce Docket.

Joplin. Mo. Dec, 29,--Tbcrc are 6l
divorce cases filed for the January
term Of the district court NJ Joplin
This breaks all former records.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Charged WIN Foruery.

Rsvlllc, Ala, Dee, 20.-Thomas
A q blacksmith, ls alleged to
sSsed the name Of q mercantile
LIN check fos 800 asa to have
Ntempt TO cash Il at n RIson
A.. HAW, lie was arrested.
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
Gotten.

Quotauss ior mijdib,s FsSgs as ~.
lowei ~ Louis iSo, Sov fof& dssei
Msmphit iise
The Van Buren press., 1904-12-31
"'".hsed 10 the nlbic.

'-ollan Dee, 30, Robert II.
ato'sa, |, r., was assaulted
h"r. sames Hogan, heeeuae
ced q hble on n Christmas
ollnty sthoolbouse for ilo-
latter Is Oh lnndel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-18
(oMlINCSANo
S%sgOTNC

Mr.. and Mrs w. r. wlghtman and
Miss Mary Wightmnn are at home for
the summer at $40 east Brigham street.
Mrs. Guy Eldredge OF New York Is
In the city. guest at the Eldredge
home on east First South street.
Mrs. Walter Lewis OF Butte, Mont,
is In the city and will spend the next
fortnight al the home Of her mother
on south Main street
Miss Eliza curtis leaves shortly for
Berkeley 10 spend some time with Mrs.
G.. s. Price at the Partridge home.
Mrs George Curtis has returned from
a short visit to St Louis and Will spend
the summer with her aunt, Miss Mary
Rider,
Captain and Mrs. I5riant Wells have
arrived from san Francisco, and viii
be guests Of Mrs. Thomas Jennings for
a time.
Or. and Mrs. Robert Roy Hampton
will remain In the city for the summer,
! and viii be at home for the present
with Judge and Mrs, Howat on Seventh
East street.
Miss Katherine Sannoa who has been
the guest OF Miss Stella Salisbury, Is
at home for the summer with her par
ents Gen. and Mrs. Sanno, at White
hall.
Mrs, Joseph Slegel and Mrs. j. Il.
Bamhberger have returned from Cali
fornla. Mrs. Slegel will visit Mrs Bam-
berger for two weeks before going to
Butte.
Or, and Mrs, j. Beatie have returned
from two months trip through Cali
fornla,
Mrs T. Lane and daughters, the
Misses Ethel and Vera, leave on Satur-
day next for six weeks visit In ST,
Louis and eastern cities.
Mrs. clint b. Leigh and Miss Mar
garet Pointer left yesterday for visit
with their mother at greensboro. KY
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chambers Dick
and Cora Brown loft this week for a
two months camping trip In the Uintah
reservation
Mrs. NJ u, Cummings and children
expect TO leave for the east next week
TO be away all summer.
Miss Ethel Harris OF ST. Louis. has
arrived In the city and will be the guest
for several weeks Of Miss Alice Need
ham.
The Misses Eta and Nellie Powers
have gone east to spend tho summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin b. Hanak,
who have many friends here. arrived
yesterday afternoon from their home In
omaha and will be the guests for some
time Of Mrs Emma Hanak 527 First
street
Mrs Dorsey Ash has gone to VIII
mington, Del, to spend the summer.