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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19
RECEIVERS S69.767 SO FROM LETTER.
Chicago Wheat Operator Must Pay Option
Dealer Note with Interest.

The jury which heard the testimony before Jus
tee Greerbaum in the Supreme Court in the action
brought by William J. Zeller against Joseph Letter,
o. Chicago 10 recover S52021 pronlissory note
given by Mr.. Letter 10 the Allen. Greer & ZeIler
Company, dealers in wheat options, by direction
OF The court yesterday returned verdict IN favor
OF The plaintiff for $50 S. The plaintiff sued as
assignee Of the note from the Allen Greer & Zeller
Company. and alleged that the note had been given
II settlement OF an ACCOUNT running between the
company and Letter, when acting for him II his
eldeavOr corner the wheat market. they pur-
chased millions Of bushels OF wheat
Justice Greenbaum denied q motion TO dismiss the
action on the ground that the amount Of the note
could not be recovered gambling debt, and d.
rected = verdict the full amount. with interest
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,e eeyAN SPEAKS AT TOXIC.

--ot-io oct 1S-WIIiarn J. Bryan to-day addressed
n. audience Of about one thousand persons with
a. = ,,l-,,,-,a the leader of the Progressive party.
- he chair His simple style and clear pronuncia-
- r,,ade his speech. which lasted forty minutes
tarligfble even the younger students. and called
forth appreciativc remarks MT Bryan was count
H. Municipality OF Toxic has invited Mr.. Bryan
p, ar+and a public reception, but his time here VIII
~. y7errnit him TO accept the invitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19

10 ct. Lonsdale Muslins 41s
The gerulne-Yard wide.
29c BIeached Sheetings 10
81 10 wsde-one OF the best makes
St19 White Spreads--.69
Fun size-Crochet-No dressing
65 ct. SiciIiennes- 50
70 incb-siIIs dnish-Black and Colors-
45 ct. Crepe de Chimes. 30
q irch-White. Cream, and best shades
1914 ct. Corded Madras. >
go i7cb-neat stripes-best c0lorings-
% ct. White Waistinqs-.. / l
Mercerfzed-32 inch-5 neat patterns
IS ct. Moire Percalines,.. 9
Sc tuch-BIacIl. White and CoIors-
So CT. Emb'd FIannels.- 81
Fine White Baby FlanneIs-siIk enb'd-
10 ct. Venise Laces. 8
Gallons & Bandings-whije. Cream, Arab.
% CT. Spool Cotton is
Dozen 20O-yd Spools-wnIte and black
Is ct. Stationery. I
ve.lum and Cloth hnish-quire box
15c. Lace Curtain Loops /
Large Cord-2 tassels-pair price.
90 ct. Door Panels. 40
irish Point-Six styles-27-inch Motif
S1.19 FIeeced Blankets. 90
Full IA size-white and col q
10 ct. Glass TOVvelings-.- .
I9-inch-red and blue checks
ST. 70 Pattern Cloths 90
An IAnen-row openwork-s-lo size
40 CT. Cold Meat Forks. -
rogers Al Silver PIats-in sllk-Iined box
80 to 70 Scarfs & Shams %
swiss and Applique Cam6rie-S4 and y in
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ANOTHER GREAT SUN SPOT.

Rome. Oct 1S-Father Rodr1gues, director OF the
y-a+fcar Observatory to-day announced that ne had
discovered sun spot larger than the one observed
-, ,,,oi In length 1t is one-eighth the diameter
- the sun and little less in width Its area is
- .v,a,z,e billion square miles. Within three
49, rather Rodrfgues says, the spot viii reach
q sa++re of the sun. The spot can now be seen
1-t+b the naked eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19
BORDEN RAISES WAGES.
Fall RiUer Cotton Operator Restores
Figures Formerly PreUmling.

Fail River, Mass. Oct. 1s.-M. c. D. Borden to-
day notified the $500 operatives Of the Iron Works
mills owned by him, that their wages would be re-
stored to the figures prevailing before the 2s per
cent cut Of 1905. Mr.. Borden did not cut wages in
July 1904 with the other manufacturers, and his
operatives did not strike with the others When
the great strike was settled in April, 1906 and the
cut was accepted Mr. Borden announced q reduc-
ton in his mills. He is Independent Of the manu-
facturers' association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19

Sc. % WOmen's Waists 5.2k
Chiffon TaHeta, and AlIovsr Lacs-an sszeAs
81 20 KimOnO Sacques... SO
Crepe. German Flannel. etc-sizes 81 20 -
81 80 Women 5 Waists. TT
Meroerized Fig'd SIadras-neatiy Jal0rs1-
so to 90 Corset Covers ST
samples-Iace rrim'd-elaborate styIes
S1.t9 WOmen's Corsets ST
White C0utiI-best shaDes-sizes Is 70 so
9Sc. WOnaen's Petucoats SO
Black Mercerizsd sa-een-hare founesS.
9S ct. ChiIdreu's Hats As
Fe.t ana Patent Leather-Best shapes
soc. Bows Waists ..-...- 90
New Fan Percc,es laundered-4 TO IS yTs-
S. % Girls Dresses. 1-75
All Woo. sc-ges and ChecEs-6 % "a yrs-
SIS so Babies Plush Coats. 90
Waite. PINK and Blee-sizes TO yrs
20 ct. KID Cloves. 40
Women So clasp-Blacz. Waite. CoIors-
10 CT. Mems H'dk'fs... 8
All Linen emsttched-i Sandessd-
80 & 70 Women s Belts II
stitched or Pieated Silk-Taflored ssyles-
10 ct. SILK Ribbons. II
AZ inch-Liber5y satin Surah-au shades
80 & 80 ct. Chemisettes "a
Point Gazc-whiJe and cream-ane quality.
20 ct. SILK Vellinqs... II
Pl2;n or Dotted Meshes-Black ana Colorx-
9S CT. School Cases.. SO
- 70 Is inch-ieather capp~d
2Ac. Parsifal Toilet Soaps 7
Three cakes in sox-AssoTtsd Od0rsi
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ON .n1n AID s1LvEk

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought al highest market value, madS
into new articles or exchange Tor new lSH-
elrv o. Jauan-sr goods at N r TEPPER >
FACTORY 10 West 3iFt-st-. basement
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4 NEW ANCHOR LINE STEAMER.

Glasgow. Oc- 1.-The Anchor Line has con
tracted with the Hendersons for d new steamer OF
aO@ tons gross. 10 be used in the Glasgow and
Hsw-York service
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REMEDIES.

VACUUM cap FOR INDuClNG Hale
FREE V'AIIiT1-IYM-CAP CO. los Fulton-st-.
Rez-Vortr City.
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-ur FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington oct 1s-The condition of the Treas
,,r A. The beginning Of business to-day was as fol-
1--WE RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion slOpVooooo
Trust FT-~Ds TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFTCATES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HING-Furniture and pianos var
ulsnsd and polished. also u3rquet floors
polished and waXetL O. FLDblN, l5l
" est ls.d-sL
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PCIEES--5cN second hand
wood and iron working machines. 1uliF
guaranteed. machinery bought and e1-
changed GEO 3 EDDY. 59o Aadlson-st-
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rYPEygKITLNe


--vpI-v,ptTIcRs An makes sold. rented
- exchanged. reliable service
..6st[iAS - Sassa4-sG .sltPhons lao
JCEIlaEds-
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

s,,gf. Insertions 5 cents per line. Sixteen
words seven times consecuHvely' 81 W1icn
entities advertiser to have Eoouls s7illSS ~ ~
The Tribunes Directory OF Wrtts go
circular.
Full information concerning these I,I r2oIns
may be had, free Of charge. q tne CPTO S 81
office of The New-York tribune. A''o4
Broadway. batween Seth and 37th SITS
WHY 40 to a boarding house when you can
enjoy the comfort OF wen as5
hotel at exceedingly low summer I+,- I inward
Rooms $500 per DAY = I ~ "a a. -
Restaurant Ia Carte and Iaols 80 q = -
HOTEL BRISTOL. 100 West 49th II
Telephone 49lo-3sth.
ATTRACTIVE suites and single rooms
with and without board, al Ioca ~i''1'
Doctors Office.
Information free.
S. C LELAND & CO..
= West 33d-st
wAsHTNGToN HEIGHTS. 414 Y. 154 18th
ST Large sunny room and Nlss-+ts+
hot and cold water; suitable LOT u SI,,se,
physician or couple; clean. wen KEEP
good board. II desired.
6TH-AvE.. 2.159 - Beautifully furnished ne
sunny rooms. with all convenleI-Cs IS
BE appointments and service MS
also tabls board. references
141ST-ST- sis WEST lN ASEl L-'--
HEIGHTS. Large and small .g0-'l''
with board; sunny. quiet; near SUBWAY
2OTH-sT., 40 WEST.-With board h lIa-.
some rooms, appointments nrst r'-7s
steam heat: references exchanged
81 WEST s2D-sT.-For gentlemen. IN
handsonlB residence. near Park eiegaL..-y
furnished rooms: high class appointments
superior cuisine
As EAST S4TH-ST.. near Madls0n-aVe.-L
Very fine rooms and board, private Dae-'-
table board: references.
IOI WAVERLEY PLACE CvAsHING.Trs,,)N,
SQUARE \. W).-HanGsomely furHls.-l4
room; ample closet; steam heat; teiephoNs'
excellent table.
432 MADISON-AVE-P Pleasant third moor
room: southern exposure; corner house
telephone; references.
75TH-sT.. 20 WEST
Desirable rooms. with board. references
required.
26TH-sT.. 80 wEsT.-Nlce double and SIN
gle rooms with board. for the WlnleE'
elevator steam heat. telephones. batHs,
trausi " is accommodated: a quiet place tO-
ladies
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BUgINTss CHANCES.

$500 AND $1,000. 60 GOLD BONDS go
gsa~s1 with stock bonus. interest semi
srI,TaiIv SUGAR AIANCFACTURING,
s-r.l-rrr,a One
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Female

N-r-RsF a trained nurse desires steady
position vita. elderiy lady or invalid; sec
reiary. generally useful, competent, highest
rarerarrrs il s., Tribune Uptown Office
IIz Fyra4.fuUAF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19

Extensive Assortment Of Fine Furs
All the shapes Pelernes
Capes
SECOND FLOOR-wOMENTs CLOAK DEPT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19

WOrnen's Kid Gloves
F0wnes. Fisk. Clark & FIagg's.
Wertheirner. Adler's, etc.
PiGue. Dress Kid and Heavy skins.
one or TWO clasp.
white. black and all the correct shades,
Ask TO see our no
Special Gloves at. 20
salescIerks will show them with pleasure.
and you need feel under no obligation 70
buy. Tints arr Tan. White. Mode, Black
stitching OF White or BIacN-2-cIasD.
No better at or near the Drtca-
Mems Dogskin Gloves mo-
Hens Cape Driving Cloves 70
Mems Caster Gloves
Gray. Tan. English Red, Russet, Black
and White. one Clasp-UnusUal values
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L0SR.

BANKBOOK No ~, 2l4 Of the Union Dime
savings Institution IS missing Any per
son having "a claim 10 II IS hereby called
uUO1 To present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said paSsbook cancelled
and a new one issued
los. 0r. STOLEN -Bankb1ok No 400. 10
Of the German savings Bank IN the tlty
OF New-LurB corner -rG-aN-. anu ltLn-sl-.
issued to Angie Rose. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same II
not returned TO the bank OF the eJE day OF
N0vembe~. 1865, q duplicate VIII De issued
LOST or STOLEN. Banlbo0sl No. %, 800
Of the German Savings Bank IN the CITY
Of New oTk corner 4Jl-ate- au- LftA-Sl-,
iesiled 10 Emma navan- All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned To the bank On tn~ ith day or
November. 1860 a duplicate VII 1-- L-SH-4
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PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

MaIs-
LITERARY HELP.-Do YOU want it,
ESSAYS speeches. etc, revised or pre-
,,s~ed- original and confidential Box 8,
tbfIafaIuhia- Penn
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

NAET-FACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders.
lowest prices MARX BROS. p Union
Err.lare
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ROARD WANTED

BUSINESS MAN wishes board in private
family: neatness. any good location, plain
meals. moderate rates. references. Ac-
dress . H Box 81 Tribune Office.
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Matchless Assortments Of
Women's Dress and Tailored Hats
2.O8 to 5.O8

All the shapes the right maeasvevet Silk Chenille FsEs
and Silk Brad-BIack coofectvey trimd with oA&
n+s ufs buckles By good
not the products examples the leading
,facrrring AHIIners whosu supply trade.
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FURNISHED KnOMA-

Single insertions 8 cents Per line. Sixteen
words, seven times cOnseCuJlyely. s., WE.Cn
entities advertiser TO ha-<e rooms eleered N
The Tribune Directory OF Desirable Rooms
for a period Of fourteen days write loE
circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had free Of charge. a. lh- L 5e a
Office OF The New-YorR Tribune 1.Se4
Broadway. between seth and 37th SITS
s50-ST y FAS- forposite Hotel Man
haitian Very desirable large font room,
with private bath permanent tenant oA--
telephone.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
UNFINISHED. corner all light Apply I'M
WELBRA HAM. ] West 3Uth-st
473 PARK-AvE G57th-stJ.-Parlor hoor.
suitable for doctor or dentist, Two rooms,
SIS. would rent separate; also other rOO'--7'
nrst class netshboThood reference
4sTH-sT.. 1o6 WEsT,-superior rooms
newly furnished. every comfort DIr1H-
fast optional; no boarters; only one O1i-ei
tenant
sTH-sT.. Il WEsT,-Large. sunny hal.
room, handsomely furnished; ample
closets: all conveuiences: quiet house; gen
tlenen: references; fourth floor
PARLOR and bedroom. sunny and light.
suitable for two persons. with Ian1l-y OF
two WILSON, 1o3 West 93d-st
g3D-sT p wEsT-One large. clean,
sunny front room, ID foOr, couple: gooa
table: references
47TH-sT-. 113 wEsT-Furnished: e large
aIcoye room reference.
-sTB-sT. PA wEsT.-Newly furnished
rooms en- suite or single par4or noor'
doctor and dentist
sTH- Il WEST.-I.srEe. sunny hall
room handsomely furnished, ample clos
cts. aII conveuieuces. quiet house gentle
men, references fourth floor.
45TH-ST. Is EAsT-Attractive parlor and
bedroom. wiJE private bath. nigh class
house. gentlemen or ladies; teiepHohe'
breakfast optional; valet service, references
8fO MAIN-sT.. EAST ORANGE. y. j.
Second story aIcCve room. sunny steam
heated. private family adults. small room
also; near D, L & ". station references
FINE ROOMS. first floor, inyq1ias. nurses
or others. between subway. ele'atad sta
tions. telephone r R, Tribune Uptown
Office. 1864 Broadway
Suburban.
EAST ORANGE.-To let, well furnished,
large. sunny room. in strictly private
family 70 refined gentleman Of good refer
enCe- first class ueighbCrhCod- minutes
from depot- Aad-s-s :. =, ---au-z ONO.
BOARD WANTED.
7,I-s-[EsS Man wishes board in private
family; neatness: any good location plain
meals. moderate rates, references. Ao-
dress c. H. Box -. tribune once,
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
TANTFACTURERs Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders
Lowest prices MARX EROS - UHiOn
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IRON TRADE REVIEW.

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Cleveland Oct 1S-"The Iron Trade Review
tomorrow viii say:
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Single insertions 5 cents per line Sixteen
words sever times consecUtively, 81 which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered In
The Tribunes Directory Of Destra3Ie X ooI ms
for a period Of fourteen days Wits KoF
circular.
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THREE SOLICITORS 20 handle Administer
rugs These are a high grade article
something new and big sellers. Sold for
cash or weekly payments. Samples fur
rished free Call ADAMS CO. 20 Er:e-st-,
Jersey City.
WANTED Agency for some firm In South
and West which has meritorious articles;
am in position 10 bring good results. a J.
BOZZAILA. 81. Louis. Mo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-23
BOOM AT BLACKFOOT
Numerous Buildings IN Course of
Erection IN Thriving Idaho

BlackCoot Idaho, Nav -I-Ez-@hcriff
Peter y. Steers. who was Recently con-
Nicted of embezzIrmeut ur public funds.
has been sentenced 10 two and ar.-h.fff
years i'm the state pcuitrutary. Tie is
carrying the ease up 10 tr. supreme
court and is out ON bail while awaiting
the decision of that court.
II. 4. Smith has sold a. part of his lots
ON West Bridge street Goo the Mcdonald
Building stone q Supply company. who
viii erect a handsome stone building on
the site. There Is quite "a building boom
i'm progress here Besides this building
there are in course Of erection am eight
room school house. AN aTmurE hall. IfxT1I
feet a two-story stone ana brick struc-
1ure for the Cu-Gprratiye Mercantile com
pauy. a large dwelling for Dan RAYMOND
aud a larger one for John o.. Brown
which Is being built after the style of the
Idaho State building at the ST. Louis
fair
The little two-year-oId dauzhrpr OF
Vernon Kinney and wife died sunday
morning of diphtheria-
Henry WlllIdms- VINO came here "a few
days ago from American Falls uu a. visit.
j. dangerously III with smallpox at fhe
home of John r Rodgers. The house is
quarantiued and every Uraglutiou has
been taken 20 prevent the spread OF the
disease
Rural mail routes two and three out of
BlackfoOt viii be- put Iu operation Juno
u. The carriers and Substitutes are as
follows. No. . +. r. Jarkmau carrier.
\ X. BTmdagc, substitute No e. Gur
Dippel, carrier II. o.. DIPPED, Substf-
IUtc-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-23
ENGINE STRIKES A BOY
Robert Saley, Aged 8, Badly Injured
While Crossing Short Line
Tracks.

Robert Salcy. the eisht-year-old son Of
W. ). Saley, SO South Fourth West street,
was struck by a freight train about 8
o'clock last night while crossing the Ore
gou Short line tracks at Eighth South
and Third West streets. The lad was
knocked down and seriously injured Ills
right leg was badly crushed and he SuS-
tanned several bruises. The boy was picked
up nv the train crew and later was taken
to St Marks hospital. where ne was at
tended.
The boy was on his way home and at
tempted to- cross in front of the freight
train. which was backing up On account
of the darkness he was unable TO see now
near the cars were upon him ana was
run into before ne could get over the
track When he was struck he was
thrown to one side, but IT Is believed his
leg came in contact with one Of the
wheels. It is possible that his leg VIII have
to be amDUtated-
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the court. Mr.. Anderson said that he
had advised Schettler TO make some
sort of a settlement because of the dire
distress of the women, and that what
he. Anderson, did at that time was not
done I'm his official capacity as receiver
OF the bank but rather as friend to
all the parties concerned.
William Gibby was called to testify
as to a mortage which he claims TO
hold on certain property in Whites
subdivision II was shown that Schet
tier held second mortgage ON this
property, and that he had made
transfer Of his interest in it 10 his son.
Ernest r. Schettler.
The next session viii he held at 10
a m June 5.
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line.

Salt Lake to Chicago and return. .S84 30
salt Lake TO ST Louis and return. 80. 80
Salt Lake 10 ST Paul or Minueap-
oils and return NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al %
salt Lake to Omaha or Kansas
City and return .-..--.-...- 3. 90
Salt Lake To Denver and return. %. 90
COrTespOndingly low rates to many
other points.
Tickets on sale May = and %, and
June .. ;. 10 and u. good for return
until Sept. j.. see agents for further
particulars. City Ticket Office. POI
Main street
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Local Briefs

CARNIVAL or FUN.-The Carnival
Of Fun i'm the Third ward for four nights
viii commence tonight.
q. a. R. To META regular meet
ing of Mexican Post. at which important
matters relative to Memorial dav exer-
Cises will be- discussed, will be held this
evening at Federation of Labor hall
DRUG COMPANY OFFICERS
stockholders of the W A Nelden Drug
company elected Officers for the ensuing
Joseph Young, manager john J. JUdSou-
secretary and treasurer, Wayne G.
Hemple- directors. Joseph Young, T. H.
AiTis. /. +. MarJneau. L. l. Baum
Earten and Mrs w A. NeIden.
MODERN BROTHERHOOD moor
PORATES--A copy of the articles of
lucorsoratlon of the Modern Brother
hood of America the headquarters of
which Is at Mason City. Ia. was filed
In the office of the secretary of state
yesterday T r. Hauley Of Upton, Ia.
Is supreme president. and A. q. Elliott
Of the same place - supreme secretary.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Harry 5.
Harper was made a member Of the I-tah
court. on motion OF Attorney General NJ
A Breeder Mr. Harper. who is mem
Der of the reoortorlai staff of the
Deseret News. was admitted To the bar
I'm the state of Oregon i'm 1901 and il was
on a certificate from the Oregon supreme
court that he was admitted TO the bar OF
Utah
SEWER FOREST RESERVF-Cfov-
ernor John g. Cutler yesterday received
a copy OF a proclamation issued IN
President Roosevelt establishing the
Sewer forest reserve i'm the state of
Z tab The reserve r. described by mCrrS
and bounds. and ali persons arc warned
not To make settlements rn the lands re-
served by the proclamation Excepted
from the force and effect yr the pr0cTa-
nation are all lands which may have
been, prior to tlfo date OF its Issuance.
la
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-23
Meet in Social Session.

It was expected that the social gath
criuC at Federation pI Labor hall would
begin at o'clock Hut it was well along
towards q WHOM J. H. SpaldinE- chair
~ himself y NUrcHl@- and T. r. Iavc~y
called th" gathering tO order and an
Uoucrd that President IT. T.. Errmar
would make the leading address OF the
evening % was thought that AIR. Noyc-
would make the Leading address of the
evening. hut ne did not arrive until q
late hour and then said that ur would
not be able To make the address ne
desired owing to trouble with his
throat and that. in order To- be- IN q
tiOus OF the delegates during the next
three weeks he would have to- postpone
his Spcechmakiu- until towards the end
81 the convention.
There was a plentiful supply rnC cigars
passed around. rendered hr tho local
ton there were refreshments There
was also music hy local faf~ut and
speeches were made by J.S.r,H T.
Iaugford OF Park City J. G. Williams
of California Joy Pollard the general
organizer Of the Federation. a. T.
Nahouoy. of Butte. James &. Baker. 81
British Ca'umhia- James Nirwfu. of
Terry. South Dakota. Albert RYAN. of
Arizona William Davidson. ~rnr,eot5t a.
tive in the Canadian parliament from
British Columbia. John HrGCkuS OF
South Dakota. Henry ScoiIiu. travelling
representative Of tho United TattcrS
union of America. Malcolm Giili- of
Butte and Othe-S rot caTdrG originally
or the programme
R Welsh representing the printing
prcssmen Of salt Lake. sang two songs.
the mandolin club rendered several
selections and the social session was
concluded 10y the singing of Aud Lang
Syue"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-23
PERSONAL.

L. NJ Earl of St Anthony Ida. came
down last night and is al the Kenyon.
Joseph Adams. manager of the Rex
burc, Ida tUrrent-IudeN. arrived in
salt Lake yesterday and IS sDeudirE
much OF his time telling of the adVaUt-
ages of his home town.
Bishop John =. Carroll. OF Helena. Will
arrive in this city tomorrow and viii re-
main for few days as the guest OF
Rev Father john j. GuiuaG OF All
HalIOws college. Bishop Carroll was
consecrated early iu the year and in
stalled in his present diocese. going there
from the college III Dubuque Ia over
which he had been president