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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
JUDITH ANDERSON HOME.
Fair Young Singer Comes Back TO Her
Native state and People,

JUDITH Anderson, the young Salt LAKE
slngor who has been abroad for little
more than two years has returned to her
home AMI people Shc came IN over tho
Rip Orandr Yesterday with her mother,
who has been her constant campnnlon
during her lQng abgmco ana today has
been the recipient OF many cordial hand.
Fhakcs and congratulations from tho
lrlCnds 0i her glflhu0d
MlH Anderson IL little changed oNcopt
that fhc hns pruwn considerably tailor
az her VOICE nothing can be said ~ thls
orN ANA ointment critics gpcnk IN hlphcg
,crmp ~ II de'ignntlnk II Hs u puro con.
traltO " wonderful power range anu
qunlilN covering from H. below tu n
Hat above, two pDlnNnN and four notes
The possession ul such voice IL most w..
m0rkablo Rnd Salt l,nkcrs win await with
pl'nsurHblc Anticipation an opportunity iO
hear H. n privilege They win await with
Tabernacle IN October In the meantime
Miss Anderson nnd her mother viii go In.
To the mountains Tor u muuh needed rest,
Madam 'owoi of Berlin was Misc An,
derson's principal ana fHvorlto teacher
though NV spcnt eomo time IN London to
good ofloo, With Nlesolti the instructor NJ
Mamie Tout IN addition to pursuing her
musical etudos Mips Andorpon devoted
considerable time Ia lingual ncquromoniN
ana now speaks ~ wen nm sings Italian,
Fronch ana horman The latter language
she speaks Ike n native and with IL did
much missionary work while away For
~ months she wnN orgnnst for tho "Mor,
mon branch IN Berlin ana for moro than
. year wn7 ono " tho teachers IN tho
Sunday school II WINS with great roMct,
anco the Eldors said goodbye to herself
and mother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
BAD AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
Machine Ground To splinters,
Two Women Probably Killed.

Ncw York July lL--rwo Young wo.
mon Wcro probably fatally hurt and
their two male companions had 70.
markahlo escape from injury today
when tho automobile Of Frederick F.
Marshall Of ~ LouiR, witch had been
borrowed by MIR. MurshllrH chauffeur,
Was cnughi between an elevated rail-
why pillar ana u street ear ut seventy.
ninth street aud Third avenue. Tho
automobile WAS reduced almost 10
FprHu IRON, The 40 horse power ma.
chine attempted To race IN from, NJ
u surface ear bound down MIL Tho
rear half Of the automobile, In which
were seated Mlga Cora MichaoliR and
Helen DonnHchauscr two NJ the
chuuilours friends, Wni domoIished
ana the fllle were 10 tangled In tho
wfcckogo ~ the car aud the automobile
that n took half AN hour 10 eNtrlcate
them A male companion ~ the
chauffeur was thrown out, but tho
chauffeur was unlniured Nearly all
of the occupants NJ tho street car wore
thrown 10 The Moor and tho conductor
was severely Injured,
JAPAN HAS FAITH IN WHITE,
London, July H. NJ, Routkowsll, ,h,
Russian lnanolal agent IN London, In.
formed tho Associated Press today maj
he had not received his appointment 10
tho peace committee, though ne ospcet.
ed TO accompany tho plonpotentlArlos
10 Washington
since NJ, Whites appointment ~ chief
plenlpoiontl0ry VI, RoutowsN has been
sounded by the government and has
slgnlnod his Willingness 10 act MIR,
Routkowsk mii
Japan has not yet intmatod her
terms ana the reports OF hor alleged
terms arc generally spcoulalions, Hints
have boon dropped ~ Russia from tIno
10 limo through British ana other
sources, but nothing positive has yet
been proposed ana We have boon In
formed mat Japan win lay her dennIto
propositions only before tho Washing.
Rroa. confidence In NJ, Wltte ana NJ,
WItto hug great admiration for them.
The personnel Of RusHlas commission
should convince The japanese thar
peace dopondg on the reasona bleness or
ihcr terms, II believes Russia's accopt-
unoo NJ peace proposals. IN ID greatershow
of strength than a continuation OF tho
struggle for the sake Of pride, Ending
the war and turning her attention 10
Internal improvement ana tho develop.
mont NJ her Industries win enhance tho
prestige Of Russia moro than u con-
lInuallon N the conflict until Japan IL
manly overcome"
NJ, RoutkowsM said no thought tho
arrangement For a Russian loan prob,
lnly would be made m Paris prior 10
NJ Wll'e's departure from that city,
WHITE SAILS July &C.
Washington July iI-Ambassldor
Meyer has cabod the state department
that " Witte. the Russian chief plen.
10 the peace conference,
VIII SAL from Chcrbourg on July 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

left for Wobor canyon on Saturday on
-four days leave OF absence granted
by The commissioners, An efforts 10
locate him this afternoon were un.
awaiting,
II II cause for congmtulatIon that
none was hurt during the exciting half
hour preceding the arrival OF the IRE
department. While the nre comes az
calamity oyewitnossos aver that II
mlght have been decidedly worse but
Tor the GOODNESS Of the roscuers and
The mothodlcal manner IN which all
went to work 10 save the inmates and
some Of the furniture and effects,
NOTES or THE FIRE.
The aged women who were burned
out OF house and home are being look.
"a nIIor By Mrs g, j. Ballou. mutrOu
~ the orphans home, shortly after
me Tire an uptown bakery was ordered
To- send out 70 loaVos Of bread, with
which to feed them
Mics Ada bird, assiftant nation at
the prplWF homo, was I'm an mHrmy
AIRY clothes oluaut ongngod IN rescue
work when the coilng fen Fortunate.
~ however The young womun was not
injured
Commissioner AIuokay Wilson ana
Mlllor went down ON the FIRST ear ana
rendered valuable assistance. They say
me nllrmnry N Insured Tor goodly
sum, bul were not IN n position To
give details
MlF', Nancy 4 Bryant aged 81, lost
nor false teeth IN ih' IRE "lVc chew.
"a on ON for 20 years suid she IN
inc nrcncm "nnd don't caro- what
you save lug, 40 you save my tooth &"
INC tvt WIN have to be- replaced by the
county commstiouorH
Mrs McCord, aged 20. was tnnuo
loom
just after the nr' ana tho invasion
OF M orphans homo by the aged IN.
molo' ono orphan remarked 60 nno,h.
cr say Mickey zee, won't we have n
lot " dishes to Walb tonight
THE commissioner say that the
building VIII Dc reconstructed as soon
nv possible, Whether ON the old e,lo
or no, remains 10 be- determined,
~ y, M the IRE vas pretty wen
nndor control aa II had practically
burn ilNclt cut
Credit H. duo Ml,e G., smith, a nurse,
for heroic work IN removing the old
folkt rom the burning building
The steamer "Rooscyolt' VAS axle
ono hose could be used, owing 10 thN
lcN water pressure
Chioi llywalc's rIght arm and shou.
dor wrro slight, hurl by the Kitchen
ceiling lulling uphn him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
DEATH OF MRS. YOUNG,
Vito OF Well Known Cafe Proprietor 4
Victim Of Rheumatism,

Many hearts wlll be eaddoncd from
the ntFs Of the death Of Mira.
sophia Young wife Of "Bily'
Young proprietor " Youngs cafe,
witch occurred At ST. Marks hospital
this morning, About ave weeks ago
Mrs, Young was taken down with m.
nammatory rheumatism, which later
developed into rheumatism Of the
heart Immediately she was conveyed
20 the hospital whore oyery attention
possible was bestowed, but without
nvalL The deceased was the daughter
OF Joseph and Mary A, lIlrchbogcl, and
was born At Richmond Utah, Juno I
1870 She was n woman Of most lovo.
able disposition and had endoared her.
sell to host NJ friends who WIN OK
tend sincere sympathy 10 the bercaycd
husband aud family The funeral viii
be announced later,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Hard Luck Story Told BY Four
Youngsters From Grand
Junction,
HAD STARTED TO WALK HOME.
Found by Fireman aud Brought Back
10 This City Father Dead,
Mother PcnnlcsM

Pioneer square sheltered four weary
pilgrims several nights last Mock, aud
The end Of the nights beneath the Hlars
ana the days without food except what
could lo begged by -four children, tel
them !nl0 tSpioally pioneer resolve
which was no less daring than 10 at.
temp, 10 walk 10 their homo u Grand
Junction colo,
This long journey ,hcS nclualy start.
cd upon, Jnd were found uuudgluy
along near Bingham junction yesterday
afternoon by Fireman Fred CoNan,
toWaE was trying oul new engine,
and an the children sonmrwcl M the
rails ohoud Of him 40 became interest
ed aud stopped TO ofk them question:
In answer they bcRgol him to luko
them IN to the next station from which
they would contm, 10 walls lul the
fireman thought II quicker way 10 g't
them 10 then destination % bring them
back - salt Lake, and be- accordingly
took ,hom into his cab. At ,ho depot
he called the attention IT paWomau
Morris TO the youngsters rAo glrls and
two boys, ana they wcrc removed 10
the station,
ON SONG to his homo 'ovon tod
the story 70 his wife, ana Pho took a
sudden mlposL which resulted IN a
quick "trip To the polioc headquarters
ma @ request for the chlllron II Was
granted and rhc took them home Az,
cr giving them good supper and u
bath fho put them to bed, whore they
fopl tOl luto lhls morning after lhcr
cyhausting Journey
THE CllILpREN'S STORY,
Tho story Of the children IL strange
ono, rhcy are Ada ngcd H. sarah
aged 49, and Henry and Flank ngcd 10
ana 3, all children Of MrH Robot
Lloyd Their father Robert Lloyd,
Wps Killed Oyo years ago In the
Sconcd mlno disaster ana after that
the widow aud hls babies went 10
Grand Junction There she supported
them by taking In washing mul the
girls were blk enough IN gccuto places
IN restaurant Auuf that an " them
helped mako both ends meet but II was
n dlnlcut inph
Two weeks ngo The mother lcf Grand
Junction for LoN Angeles whore she
had relative living She promised 10
write tp her childron and send them
tickets ~ Join her II she decided 10 70, !
main thoro, This Yho did several days
Hgp and the ohildton started WcW,
WAITING ron MOTHER
when they reached SAT- Lake they |
received word from their mother that |
their uncle was dead, hnck IN Grand |
Junction, and that sho Was hurrymg |
back 10 her home she asked the chll. |
drcn 10 wait here for her aud shp |
would take them back with her They |
had Ma funds except u few pennies |
which were soon exhausted and then |
they took to plonoor square nv place
~ residence After two DAYS here
without receiving word from their
mother The children started ont 10
walk bnck homo and had done u pretty
heavy days march along tho ties when
discovered by Fireman rowan
1hoy viii be wen cured for nud oithor
WI he sent back a. Grand Junction ~
IN the event Of the mother heinz heard
from viii DO pNccd undor her charge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
FOR STATE UNION,
Butchers and Grooors viii Hold Con.
ycnton Here Tomorrow.

4 meeting for the purpose Of organ.
lslng q state butchers ana grooerS A..
ISOLATION VIII be held IN this city 10.
morrow, beginning at 1880 =, m, In the
Jennings block. Delegates from Lchl
American Fork Pleasant Grove, 10.
gan, ogden and other places are OK.
pectod 10 be present, and addresses Of
welcome win be delivered by Gov cut
Ter ana Acting Mayor Frank ]. Hewlett,
After the afternoon session, which A IN
expected VIII continue I'll q O'clock, tho
delegates VIII be entertained at supper
and win later attend the regular meet.
INK OF the salt Lake association IN the
same building,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
MAMMOTH rREiGnrERS.
keels Laid for Two for American
Hawaiian Steamship Go.

SAN Francisco July H. The kcoR
have been loId Tor tho two mammoth
rrciphlcH Of tho Amorlcm.llaNuiln
steamship line that nrc to be- built boy
lho linton Iron Works ~ ga into scr.
vice between this port Honolulu ana
New York. These two biz vosnls nro
team Thoy VIII both be equal IN aizr
to tho Texas, the blggest NJ that fleet ~
steamships II viii ne a. least 4 yonr
before the two now ships are ready 10
80 into commission
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Professional Beggars Arralgncd,

New York july IT, Detectives ON.
ployod by the charity Organization 20.
cloty have caused ak alleged bcggnra.
an property 0wuors, 10 be- Mraignrd in
the Harlem court II was assorted bv
the olllcorH that the six prisoners had
formed themselves into n fort NJ ben.
Rars' club to du the italian Feast of
our Lady NJ Mount Carmel which IN
boln celebrated IN larlom'G Little
Italy Al Of the prisoners were de-.
,lafc1 ~ have bank accounts ana Wo
landlords when heOrchod by tho do.
llcc one hogRnr had t5Ss IN bills aud
quantity NJ small coin Another hnl
n bank book showing deposits NJ ST.,
900
II IN alleged the Raug made elaborate
plans TOR their operations IN the nclRh.
b0rhood Of the italian cWroh near
which they were caught They found
the Italians uuiio liberal during the
festival and were rcnpng harvest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Wind Damages Crops.

New York July l6..A violent wind
storm accompanied by heavy hail. hns
visited The suburbs of ~. Gcrmaln,
Muisons'Lafiup, Argrutcull ana San.
nos according to Howd dispatch
from Paris Enormous damage was
done hut fortunately there Wrro no IN.
nlliirN Many lroos were uproolrd
lg loglaph poles broken and tiles aud
Ihmnoy pots scattered, Some ~ the
hallslouos Woro OF record VIC,
\ Herald dispatch from Naples re.
ports also heavy damage from storms
N wind ana hll near Ldcco. crops
were devastated over q largo area ana
the losses are estimated M $500 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
H0N0RED BY FRIENDS.
Loyal Tributes OF Ro'ps,t TO tho
Memory OF Mrs, stokcr

The funeral ecrylcee over the remains
Of Elizabeth Browoll sloker were held
yesterday at 1880 o'clock In the Twon.
tIeth ward chapel The services werc
simple, but characterized by loyal trIb.
utes ~ respect 10 ne departed sister,
by those Of her faith,
Bishop George liomney presided, and
after a number by the choir, ana a solo,
80 my Father" by Charles Kent, d
number Of short speeches were made
by Elders who had known her AZ New.
castle England where she had vi.
ways prepared home for tho visiting
missionaries Among The speakers were
y, y, Romney seldom / Clawson, John
Hayes j, w Taylor, John II Nelson,
n Y, Sconcld ana Bishop Goo, Romney,
A large number Of relatives and friends
followed the body 10 the grave, Inter,
ment was IN the city cemetery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
NEW JUDICIARY system,
Rhode Island Innugunrated one
Today

Providence, r. !, luly H. Tho nov
state Judiciary ryslom " Rhode Island
wus nouguIolod today IN place NJ
the supreme court us II has existed for
over a century new supreme court
hnH been formed 30 carry ON the work
~ former appellate division, while
mlcmi0r court NJ WbWitulrd for tho
old common pleas division, The now
ryrlcn was adopted by the last lcgls.
lutrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Want sunday Law Enforced,

New York, july ii'-solosmcn ON.
ployed In retail stores on the lower
East side who, year IN ana year out,
work from II to 10 hours day, seven
days IN a week, have determined to
form an organization with the object
Of compelling the police 20 enforce tho
sunday closing law They WIN ask that
0 specl0 detail of police be assigned
each sunday 10 arrest their employers
" they opon a majority Of Tho ON.
poyors, II Ia claimed, who are now
forced Is competition 10 Keep open
seven days a week would be glad 10
have the law enforced,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
The llnnlIsi Gongress.

London, July 1.-THE Baptist con.
Rfttt AZ today'a scHsIon approved the
constitution ~ the new Baptist World
alliance, the objects being to promote
g0od fellowship and cooperation
among the BaptlHts Of all countries,
All unions or associations " Baptist
churches can Join, The executive com.
mlltco win consist OF seven membory
from the United states Ave from Great
Britain two from Canada and seven
from the rest Of tho world,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
OUTRAGED HUSBAND.
Kills Man who Separated him
From His wife

chicago, July H. Welcome Jerome
hookkeopcr who claims TO bo relative
or Dist Atty Jerome of Nov York, Inns
struck Charles rouro, u Frcnchmnn. I'm
ne face, knocking him down night
on BlalfB mo causing injuries from
which he dlod lntor AZ q hospital,
Tho reason jerome gave for Ms not
was that FNuro caused n separation be-,
tween himHolf ana wife. Mrs. Jerome
was With Fauro ~ the time NJ Tho as.
tault, Jerome ~ under arrest ana
Mrs jerome, who for tho last thrco
weeks has boon known 0s Mrs Fnuro,
II hold M u witness,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Gunboai Dubuque Aground,

Highlands 81 Nayslnk July lG-aTho
L, 4, gunhoat Dubuque Nv aground In
the Horseshoe lower New York bay,
near Sprrmncotti cove The wind In
Light and YEA smooth The Warshlp III
IN no danger
An attempt 10 nont the vessel At
high tide this forenoon was uusucccss-
ful TUGS vii De sent 10 her assist
Once ana WIN probably iloot her nc the
next fun tide The dubuque came
here for orders prior To- her going upon
tho Mississippi river 10 Iowa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Instruments for peary,

New yolk July ~ Duplicate parts
N the delicate scientific Instruments
20 he used by tho poary expedition IN
search ~ the north pole were placed
aboard the steamer Roosevelt before II
sailed sunday from thls part Triple
Feis " nautical instruments also Wcro
taken Hionr
pr Louis J Woln NJ Slyerlon, or,
was chosen NJ surgeon OF tho egpodI
tlon Ne N 30 years old aud grad.
uHio ~ the college " Mrgery IN San
Francisco NJ the class Of 1908 untll
recently Wolf WA connected with the
outdoor department Of Bellevue hospl.
Inl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
GEN. BLACRMAR's WIDOW.
She starts Fast with Remains of
Her Husband,

Boise, Idaho, July H. Tho widow Of
Gen Wlmou " lIl0ckmlr command.
or'in.chlof of the Grand Army of tho
Republic, who died here yesterday oyo,
ming ana her sIsDor Miss Brewer. de-.
parted today for Boston with mo re.
mains NJ tho dead general travelling
over the Union Pacific by way Of Omas
h. A. chicago they Will DO lomcd by
tho national officers N the Grand Army,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
WHERE Is j. pARKER'

William and Elizabeth Dix Of BrIs.
tol, Eng write Postmaster Thomns
whom, by the way, they address IN
Tho Postmaster General of Utah"
asking for more or less impossible IN.
formation M 10 the possible location OF
j, Parker supposed 10 dwell somewhere
IN this state. There nro certain money
matters which can hardly be cleared
w until he II found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
SOLDIERS GUARD JAIL,
10 Prevent Lynshing of Five
Negroes,

Gadsdun, Co., July iG Tho soldiers
ore ulll guarding the jan 10 prryonl
llnohmg ot the I'VE uomors who arc
suspected NJ the murder u Mrs. y, j.
Smith, n white woman.
The mob which surrounded the iail
during the nIRht had not entirely dis.
prrecd today but had been driven back
aud those who remained stood on AZ
some distance IN groups No clash oc.
currod during tho nigh, and No trouble
W expected M present The authori.
ties regard that they have the ailuU.
lluu fully I'm hand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
sailing Day Changed,

san Francisco, July l1,..The sailing
day N the 4, \, army transports has
been changed and IN future the yes.
sells win depart from this por, on the
9TH of each month instead ~ the last
day ~ each month ~ formerly The
change has been made by ndminietla.
ton. NJ the northumberland At
Washington
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
nenih E0llnMs Onnrrel

chicago, July lI-shorlly after a
stormy interview win her husband,
with whom she had not lived Tor soy.
oral years MW knto NJ Cle0ry well
mnRaslne writer hns ditl suddenly of
heart disease NJ the door of her room
IN u h0lol Her husband NJ =. Cloary,
had called with two Of their four chill.
hrnn ~ Nnn hon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
REGIMENT MUTINIRs.
Killed an 0lIieer, the Mu,ineers
Being Arrested.

LODI, July lG--part Of tho lGkathen.
burg regiment stationed hero, mutmled
today and Killed an Officer The mutt.
nocrs were arrested
owing 10 tho state OF siege the ciii.
gons of lodS are compelled 60 con-
tribute $500 daily towards the naln-
'onanco ~ tho troops hero
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
A TERRORIST MURDER,
Sergeant Of Detectives sho, and
kiIlel ~ Moscow

Warsaw july IA sergeant n doler.
llvos Was shot ana Killed norc today boy
WblIHl" NN ,nyeg bc oHss,e.,Io' ar y" ,n,ygaIg
klllUg "a merchant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Presidents Busy ln,y,

oyster Bay l., h. July H.. rroslden,
RooscVoll devoted hlmgelf practically
exclusively today 10 The transaction nf
thc executive business forwarded 10
him from Washington ana "a rccro.
ulIOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Korean Loan oyersubserIbed,

Toxic, July li,--The Korean loan Of
Nooo,ooO was oyersubscrlbed four times
j was tho frst foreign loan ever float.
Cd In Japan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
10 Renoat Russian warshIps

Toxic, july lL--lt IL expected that
the Russian warahlps pallOda, pobloda
ana polmya sunk az Port Arthur will
soon be relocated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
MONDAY,

mg a. quarrel In the latlcrs saloon IN
New YORK tlty In September 1903
JG,kton Killed charles w. RoXbury
WIN u rlub In july 1908, I'm the Bronx,
IN an attempt nt highway robbery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Washington July lI-Amblssldor
Meyer has cablod the state department
mat NJ Wltte the Russian chief plen.
lpotenllHy To the peace conference,
win SAL from Chcrbourg on July 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
COMMISSIONER THERE,

County Commissioners Mackay ana
Wilson arrived shortly after and d.
rectod the disposition OF tho inmates
and the stuff ealyoged,
w. II. Jones, Jr, the superintendent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Glance about you In the street almost
any time and almost anywhW and
YOU will noe somsons hurryvh along
10 answer a want sdvsrsssysnt,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-04-13
Climbers in Society.

In New York the dissatisfied ma
or woman who has achieved the full
round OF society and discovered its ut
ter vanity, ii not indeed worse, may
imagine, if not familiar with London
or Paris, writes John Brisben Walker.
in Cosmopolitan, that in those cities
exists a superior class of men and wom-
en-, nor intellectual and less brutal
than those of whom he knows. The
Chicagoan, unfamiliar with New York,
hopes to discover in Manhattan some
thing different from that which is
to be found in the western city. The
resident of Omaha perhaps thinks that
if she could attain Chicago, she would
find her social ideal society. In Hast
ings, Neb., doubtless, there are very
many who think it would be a heaven
to attain social prominence in Omaha.
And out in the prairies are scattered
hamlets in which many socially ambi-
tious young girls and mothers look
toward Hastings as a social Mecca. 1t
all reminds one of the translation of
Osmar's lines: IT'LL on the Silly top
of heavens stair, c~lear-eyed looked
and laughed-and climbed no more"