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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-04
HOPEFUL VIEW IN ILLINOIS.

Springfield. ILL.,. April "A hopeful
view of the mining situation in mi
ntis Is taken by President Perry oG
The United Mine Workers. who stated
today to the Associated Press that
many Illinois mines had arranged 10
sign the 1903 scale and that within a
lew days the majority would again be
running.
The suspension was complete in this
city and vicinity today and with the
exception of the jefferson Coal Mining
company. not mine in the county Wis
ID operation The Jeffersop mine viii
continue 10 perate under tho new
scale.
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KANSAS CRY REPUBLICAN.

Kansas Cry. Mr.. April 3.-The Re-
publican city ticket. headed by Henry
NJ Beadsiey for mayor was elected to-
day. The isue was the restriction of
public service franchises. both plat.
forms indorsiHg the principle Of muni.
cipal ownership. Gas and street rail.
way companies are seeking an exfen-
sion Of franchise, aud the coming ad.
m nistration is pledged 10 insist uDon
adequate return for the extension and
10 establish a municipal gas plant un.
less reduction for gas is made.
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| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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RS: I: ( s#i 7! I. = E. tltl'-: Was s. artel
81 ~ a.sterdas- a. room afi er feIlails
Enc, 4 Wentxieigft'h street -Trnachine has,
been gong al@nge nicely since ;it was
.iart.ed and d.also. the two drainage dis.
trict pumps. Theseefour pumps have a
combined capacity of four and quar-
ter million gallons per hour, the Tenth.
street pump being able 20 lift ,25O 0O0
gallons per hour the others 600 0O0
gallons each. The water works pumps
bring into the city about 2 GOA O09 per
day. not one half of which finds IT'S
way into the sewer, AMI II will he
seen that the eity's two pumps will
get rid Of this in less than half an
hour.
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BLOW FOR HEARST.

Albany. N. Y. April 3.--The assem-.
bly today practically willed the bill
which would permit William Randolph
Hearst 10 secure a recount of the vote
cast IN New York City for mayor al
the last election. when George B.
Mcclellan was elected on the face Of
the returns. The bill was recommit.
ted to the committee on judiciary.
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COURT DENIED wBlr..

Pierre, s. D.. april d q The state
supreme court t.ht(s afternoon denied
a TEMPORARY 'Wfit@of .prohlbitlon. asked
dor by the ciiizens. of Sioux Falls 10
prevent the opening of bids for The
construction Of the new state capitol.
However. il allowed an order 10 show
cause why the writ CT prohibition
again: thee ommittee should not he
issued and the hearing was set for
April 18th.
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When Woman ls a Terror.

English people are not only the
worst takers in the world. but they
have. In addition. a natural suspicion
OF anyone who can string Nalf a .sUzan
sentences together without stammer
ing. In fact, 10 have ANY degree Of
nuency of speech lays a man ope-
at once to the charge Of not being
Sound. while Homan who can talk
al all i7spires universal terror.-La-
dies Held.
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voLrVA TAKES oowlE.s HOME

Muskegon Mich. April "a deed
transferring John Alexander Dowie's
100000 summer home on White Lake
near here 10 Deacon Alexander Gran
ger was recorded here today. The deed
bears the power Of attorney for Dowie
and wife 70 the new ruler Of Zion City.
". g. Yoliva.
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ASCERTAIN TRADE connirloNs

Washington. d. C.. April s.-Repre.
sentative Davidson Of Wisconsin in.
troduced a re olution today VIII -eh is
regarded as crystalizing the views of
the Republicans in the house on tariff.
It provides that ways and means
committee shall sit during the recess
of congress TO ascertain the trade con
diiiOn with a view 10 tariff revi.ion.
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Knew wnat He Meanf "a s,v

A Freaeh tailor who advertised
English spoken Was sometimes at
q loss for the ught word. On one oo
easion. wishing to tell a customer that
her girdle vas too high he 1esitatea
moment. then Niih a losh q in
spiraiiOn he said. Aadam. ZOE eurv
ature is too apstairs7
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Dog. Good Weather eraah.,.

Dogs which are allowed 10 lead
natural and healthy existence are re.
markably reliable in the matter OF
weather prophecy: drowsiness and a
disposition 10 leave their food IN
tasted is the way in which a coming
vet weather spell takes most DOES
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JEWS EEAR ourRAnEs.

Orela. Russia. April 3.-There is
panic among the Jews here on ac.
count Of the circulation of proclama.
lions inciting anti-semite outrases
The authorities are taking the strong
est measures 10 prevent disorder.
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Sure Cure FOR snsk. si,s

There Is surer cure for snate bite
though perhaps a less pleasant one
than any brand Of whiskey. Il Is
sTfyehnia suipLaie. Rltro-glycerin ans
potassiun permanganate. Ehlch nav
3e eaTlied Ia tsslet i'm ana
must he aisso.vet ia water and in
sctsi hypOds.r.lfs.iy.
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BIG APPROPRIATION TO
FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE,

Des Moines, Iowa. April g.
The legislature today appropria.
ted $4,000 to begin the cree,
tion of state tuberculosis hos.
pital and prosecution of a gen.
eral education al campaign for
checking the disease in Iowa.
Medical men in Iowa have been
lighting for several years for
such enactment. The location
of The institution is left 10 the
state boards Of control.
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FATHER AND SON
STOLE FROM BANK
STARTLiN REVELATIONS MADE
IN INVESTIGATION or JOSEPH
A. TURNER'S AFFAIRS.
tXPECT Ah0THERARREST
Mysterious EDNA" Who Wrota nv,
ing Notes 10 Crooked Bank Tel
Ter Located But Denies
knowledge of Thefts.

New York, April 3,---Sensatinnal de.
| vel0pemeats in connection with the
theft of $34,oQ0.'by Joseph A. Turney,
note teller OF. :the National Bank of
North Americas;' were made today
chief among WHICH. was the authent!ca.
'.fted statement ,sthat 1'urney's father,
!. Joseph .L,.Tiifn.ay;;, .twenty:nine years
.':ago st:ole*s o9si0s0go, from .the SAME. in:
*;sSitiltiion, wt,ilch.::shy the:way @as i one i
4Eol% 'ld 2: ma ~ 3 i ispsprese'l %clinlalg ID
:'Fksanki9s. .cIfc!es.;a: :. =. =: ",::::':
Private. detecliSss ;haye eIiasati.;
'worf :iiid ;::brssent. d.arnay: icase> a
sanil:. the fact :thas .cfy detictiyaS & aif;e::
'b!!iss.yiag .;t6anfish IS .iiidiSsatlys tiSf'
|;.taere. WIN 6s;afai! idhal. disciSsuJato ] q.
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63anl''s books ans i. was, ,pseerslstSiffi'
Irnmored t6da%slHit: TlffnGy..s. nes',i;io::'
II !6ns: q s.hiebsfsthin. re-.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-04
ILLINOIS posTmAsTEss

Washington. April 3.-The following
pestma' ters wsre today confirmed. /.
Illinois: J. " FOrnof Streator: J. G..
Seitz. Upper Alton: W. Wee. Nash
Vile; J. H. Abercromble, Alede; ]. II.
Jefferson, CaEroiion.
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FEARS THE PLOT
AGAINST CASTRO
SENATOR MORGAN WARNS Foa.
EiGh RELATION COMMITTEE
OF NEED or ACTION.
is A MATTER or DUTY
RE says to See That VenexueIa is Pro.
teeted From Fiibusters-
Should Put Secret Ser.
vice Men On Case.

wash ngton, April 3.--'It il the dut,
ot tfiis government 10 make inquiry as
10 whether an expedition Ii contem
plated in New York against Venezuela
"ith money, men and arms OF th1
United States."
fhls was part of The comment made
today by Senator Morgan OF tne senate
foreign relations committee on tha
/ report from New York that such an
expedition was In process OF forma,
| ti0n.
me state department says that Il
mas no knowledge of the affair ana Ii
appear that no request has vel been
made 10 the department 10 take
cognlzance Of the matter. Senator Nor.
gan says that ii is not the fact as held
sometimes that The only remedy vene.
znela would have would be 10 watch
out tor the appearance OF u shin or
Shif' with hostile intent and SEIZE il
what appears to be going on. al
Mr. Morgan, SIS a pure and simnla
illibaster. The. prevention Of sneb
movements %.s moi alone ? matter: for
..Veneznela, IA country with which wei
are e.at peace s'he United siat,as has
also. g silily'lo perform. ana must nafI:
FORM. it.lhe .:niloiiisnt, .Menaaaueiao makes
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I: ...::@I9ereisesil silel;a .ihing on ths 'statatt
hnooks:'a' aSSiilentiralilyy'. law. ii was iah.
acEed 'ddo!spEeTeht :jrst. 0sueh :thines as /
are 'h,jW. :rG66s ted: Under this law the |
govern hiant. ON '.i6tiae should proceed
deferiinsine..whdt is going Gon
Ila I. .!s@cratssewt:SSesefficer OF. the gov,
efnmento eoyld 'be employed and sthe
niderg,. or. qb.sjtofs Of the violation of
tl!sss!9w. shSnid 'bss .bfougbe i1toSSth2 /
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Sand Well IA c.,.d.

A curious well in Canada produces
SAND. Instead Of water. This sand
comes up in a fine stream. Ike a foun.
ain The force which drives II to
the surface from a depth OF 100 feet
has lot Jet been discovered.
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Most Nenomous sria.r

The most venomous spiGsr known Is
a little fellow confined 10 New Zeal
and. callet By the native inhabitants
hatiro. It's bite not infrequentiy
causes chronic illRess or death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-04
LONG SPEAKS ON
RATE AMENDMENT
SENATORS ASKED ABOUT TnE
CONFERENCE AT WHITE
HOUSE RECENTLY
new QUARANTINE BILL
rassed by the House After Lengthy
Debates Over One Section-To
Look Into Our Trade
Conditions.

Washington, y. G.. April 3.-senato,
Long OF Kansas. today spoke al
length IN he senate in support of the
house railroad rate BILL and his speech
was taken advantage of by d number
OF senator's to make inquiry concern.
| ing me recent conference at The White
| House, in which the Long amendment
was considered, 1t not originated.
| The controversy was participated In
by Foraker Nilsson. Aldrich, Bailey
ana Hac2n- Long assumed the com.
pio'e possibility for the amend.
mtnt bpt both he and Allison declined
10 diyulgc the proceedings of the con,
ference.
New Quarantine Bill.
by vote Of 202 to % the house To-
day pas ed the national quarantine
bill. The bill places the control Of all
quarantine stations. grounds aud an
chorages under the seGreiaI:y Of treas
nry and directs. that az; soon. as prac-.
ticable after THE. "a approval OF: tle act
he shall select and designate .a..lQG,ih-I
suitable places for.fhein ani f1.isstfaihttliiS#hl 1isf
the same at SUCH :.n6int-s, ;cli>:o,Ff H1tair''l
the sea coast of.i:he: United ,statdss,<.6n]
the Mexican border as:in Ills ;;juidgnfentf:sI
are best. suited: fiji same, iii. 6rdeE:t6. |:
prevent the ',,:intro?tdGctlon7 ::or' .yailow:E
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-04
CAIRO, I'LL. WEDNESDAY MORNING ApPrr. 4 1of
UNION MAN ASSAULTED
THOUSAND QUIT WORK.

Milwaukee, Wiz, April s.
one thousand union men EN-
played on the construction of
Allls-Chalmers company's new
shops at West Allls quit today
because. they allege John f.
Harvey, one of their number,
was brutally assaulted without
proVocation by five guards
hired to prevent trouble be-
tween the union and non union
men at the shops.
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Recruiting eround for Church

The Rev. Sylvester Horne has :.
billiard room at whftefeld Taber.
naele. London. says the Rams Horn
md he says it has been the bes, re
ruiting ground for bis church.
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CAN OWN BUT NOT
NOT OPERATE
RAIL WAYS
CHICAGO VOTES Foa MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP RUT NOT FoH
OPERATION.
HICHlICENSE TO REMAIN
Saloon Element Badly eaten--n,a
Vote poIled and Contest Was
Close in Many Words
Other Elections.

/ Chicago, April a.-Aunder the resn,t ~
me Guy election held today, IN which
the question OF municipal ownershin
OF street railways was the vital iasaa
chicago can proceed to acquire ana
centroi the railway but cannot ouer.
ate them.
Al the same time the voserg. while
declaring that the city shall not ope-.
ate the railroads declared that as Dues.
tion Of public policy il would he de-
sirahle for the city to do So
Three propositions were submitted
The first vas Shah The clty ~
Chicago proceed to operate the street
ra ways" This proposition required
sixty per cent of the total vote cast II
order TO become effective. The total
vote was approximately 23l,f7l. The
proposition occurred but l209l1. about
10000 short OF The necessary three
Rfths.
line second proposition involved thu
approval of the ordinance proyidainYsaA
Tor S7ao0o,0a0 street railway certlflS
Gates for the purchase, owner hin anu
maintenance Of the street railways.
Ihis was carried by about 1900 votes.
The third question which was simply
pD the question OF public policy and
mas no legal effect whatever Ii ''shal,
the city council proceed without delay
to SECURE the municipal owiiershir
ana operation. OF the street railways
under the Mueller law instead N
grnantigg The franchises TO private CON-
oanies.' This proposition carried bv
about 5000 votes.
mayor DUNG. construed theoDagsaga
'StFee s75.0o0 900 certificate and public
Solicy Sapppositions Gas victory far
nnni.elpale wnership but expressed his
issppontfhent over the defeat OF 2hee
roposii ION ofor municipal operation.
ssSfSsl lhss0sl'rty-flM oaldeffiien elected
sda . y mayor Dunno ciaimso that nine.
sssSl ssarsep psss sea't-,atssnpions os muni.
ny. SSpSShip The factign opposed
STaon2nrlpal W. Ownership declares chat
leS stfllSiAsa iFSe Control of the coun.
ssBsssi6S 3 yunicipal ownership the Is.
!!eo7s"8s0e epadeo in many aldermanic
'Weseoof ghethero othe. saloon licenses
'%5oOSe| S.Q90 The low figure was
existegce 10 March when the
uncit9bassed "a obill raising them TO
a9O.Go'
me y liquor interests pade a strong
mt oqygei9stoeyery alderman ND for
seo5eeti9n who bad a5oted for higher
en'6s. pf Ytse fifteen omen against
sgYo oJheyS put otReir influence ,Sselve
5ss eslsect5a. eslse thres defeated OF the
9sso asl9g@eh % for orselectIon. who
Sss: s So ss.lsl'a:s,srso.re,elaaisde
is,!s I. = s::lst Z gSs'. .hoSeyersqhat
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w .ss eral sN aris:;wttit:so" Close
A$ ::wi Ee.afl t6fftSisl :.
W. g s:: eTanj r 9ffiiJe: 'feisiilii:but.
4 lies gji lfat:feihfi6liHeanis.
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y iilS ,.ifsi:s.a;d:,6fsThiftT,
Z ,!j q Ptill / :.glsi <i&o+aDtI6iiid:
4: :::'S S}.E q lEl sslin s9ns; 1ifdeR eRende1t! :
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DoLAN FIRED OUT

Piitsburg. Pa. April 3.-witb thu
exception Of one or two points outside
Of the Piitsburg district the strained
situation between the operators and
the miners in the soft coal fields of
Western Pennsylvania Is hourly grox.
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::M1llI5WA.lJk q &c COTS KgesUlIeati,cAN.

\ ::...A,llllHa4lkee. VS. April ,l:1ki. 10 10.
night Mayor Dayid%s Rose. Democrat
comedies his defeat by Sherbur:i VI.
Becker. Republican by. 900. Becker
probably carries. the rest of the Repub.
'iican ticket with him.
=. Becker ran on a platform calling for
Greater and better Milwaukee,.
municipal electric light plant and
more railroads.
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-: 9ElaFGANlzi;et.. 1D6iP4Rpif;s i;,i g f;:i;

-. Ha-.iEs.' C:''Alif 4: Sc;
,9:. -;...;;.;' - :; e'i:'le r&ogganiLfng:tha
Elt1ica. u 81 lna.' megl. of the. army. ln'
DIR {iteG G-i!...Al corps viii coIsiist eif.. a.
surgeon. general =. with the rank Of.
origadfer- eeh&rar. fourteen c6lSneis.
twenty liclfcnant 'colehels, 100. nlaI6r{
and 300 captains. ~
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{ Concluded on second psseJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-04

ONE DIFFERENCE between the
lucky man and, the "unlucky' man
IS that one strives for what he wants
IN the right way, and the other doesn't.
Try correct advertising.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-04

NEARLY "A HUNDRED people ex.
press their wsnts n The BuIIstIr's "a
Using columns this morning. Ii NAV
pay ycu 10 iook them over.
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Vain ATTEMPT TO
AGREE ON A NEW
WAGE SCELE
MINERS AND OPERATORS FAIL TO
GET TOGETHER AFTER LONG
SESSION.
THE T|E-Up is COMPILE ETE
ana Union Men in the Anthracite Re.
uions Are Idle Awaiting a Set
tiement-~Dolan Put Out Of
Meeting.

New York, April Subcommittee
repre- eating the anthracite operators
and the mine workers of Eastern
Pennsylvania held their first ioinf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
SKIN ECZEMA
IN WORST FORM
Black SpIotches All Over Face
Produced Severe Itching-Year's
Treatment by Physicians Did No
Good and Became Despondent- :
Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever
Alabama Lady's
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"About four years ago was afflicted
with black splotches all over my face
and few covering my body, which
produced severe itching irritation, and
which caused me great deal Of annoy
snce and suffering, to such an extent that
/ was forced to call in two Of the leading
physicians of my town. After thor
ough examination of the dreaded com
plant they announced it to be skin
eczema in its worst form. They treated
me for the same for the length Of one
year, but the treatment did me no good
Finally / became despondent and
decided to discontinue their services
Shortly afterwards, my husband in read
ing copy Of a weekly New York
paper saw an advertisement of the Cuti-
cura Remedies. He purchased the en-
tire outfit, and after using the contents
of the first bottle of Cuticura Resolvent
In connection with the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, the breaking out entirely
stopped | continued the use OF the
Cuticura Remedies for six months, and
after that every splotch WAS entirely
gone and the affected parts were left as
clear as ever. ] have not felt symp-
tom Of the eczema since, which was three
years ago.
"The Cuticurs Remedies not only
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eczema, but other complicated troubles
as WELL and have been tho means of
others being cured Of the same disease
by the Cuticura Remedies, and / don't
hesitate in saying that the Resolvent
is the best blood medicine that the world
has ever known" Lizzie f. Sledge,
$40 Jones Ave,
Oct. %, 1905. Selma, Ala.
sod throughout the world. Cu,icurs Soap pc, Oints
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Pis 2sc vial Of CO., may BE- had Of all druggists.
Potter Drug sad Chem Corp Sole Props Boston aass
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR

THE DANCE to bc given at tho
Country club this evening promises to
be one of the social events of the
month: There will be n tea at tho
club this afternoon, the hostesses be-
ing Mrs. Windsor " Rice. Mrs Ed
ward ; Ferry. Mrs. Arthur S BIRD.
Miss Katherine Jadge and Miss Ala
Miller, Club members Will be per-
mitted TO bring their friends at this
initial affair OF the season but at the
dances scheduled for the coming sum
mer the number will be limited.
MISS ALA MILLER will entertain
at al informal supper tomorrow even
ing AT the Country club In honor OF
IGes 1Alosrstnvs Clory.
MR AND MRS. NJ H. sowLEs
VIII entertain informally al dinner
th.= s-e--:n- at tho Country club, pre-
cea91R the dance
sfES W. d. PlTTMAN will enter
toin this. afternoon in honor of her
two daughters, the Misses Martha and
Helen Pittman.
MRS HUBBARD REED will enter
tain at luncheon today at the Com
merclnl club.
MRS. EMMETT MOORE viii enter
tain next Friday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Blanche Cherry.
INVITATIONS were received yes
terday for tho marriage Of Miss Lotta
Blanche Cherry and Percy N Browne
which Will take place on the evening
of the 2lst at St Marks Cathedral
THE MARRIAGE OF Miss Lille
Kearna and Royal p. Barnett win
take place on Tuesday. tho nth
THIS EVENING at tho Armory will
be given the reception and dance by
the High School Alumni association
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09

Miss Tinsman entertained informally at
bridge yesterday afternoon in her apart
Tlents In the Louise flats. The decora-
lions were In red and pink roses and
peonies combined. Five hundred was the
game of the afternoon. FIVE tables being
filed with the players. AZ the close OF
the game the prizes were awarded TO
Mrs Fred Wey and Mrs. Joseph Young.
center Of each table. the guests cutting
Tor them at the close OF the afternoon
The score cards were decorated with
June flowers. Miss Tinsnan was assisted
during the afternoon by Miss Carrie Col
hath
Miss Leta Mcmillan entertained ut n
bridge tea Yesterday afternoon in honor
of her guest Miss Genevieve Clary of
Great Falls. and Mrs. Leslie Loring Say
age The parlor was decorated with
White carnations and ferns, syringia and
carnations being used In the library.
The sitting room was entirely in yellow,
rice paper. Seven tables were filled with
the players and at the. close OF the game
tho prizes were awarded to Miss Clary
Mrs. NJ s Woodward and Mrs. J. NJ.
Eidwell entertained informally Mt bridge
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Woodward.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Neal and
James Y. AlCDcndlO pace on w CO.
ieSday nj noon in the Temple. followed by
q reception at the homo OF the bride on
Second West street
Miss Genevicvc Clary of Great Falls
who has been the guest Of Miss Leta Nc
MILAN for the past FIVE weeks. Will leave
for her homo on Monday
Mrs Charles Oliver Greenwood, nee
Miss Annie Pike, of Los Angeles, who
Las been visiting with relatives in the
city and in st. George. left last evening
for Colorado Springs. where she will
make her future home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
THIS A ROUGH JOKE
Students Tie Heavy Iron Tank to
Bridal Carriage.

CHICAGO, June S,-Jokers In Evanston
last night enlivened the departure of a
newly couple by tying q 30-
made so much noise as the vehicle was
driven To the Northwestern railroad sta
ton that frightened residents who had
retired sent In calls for the police
Miss Rebekah Louise Cooley. daughter
of Lyman F. Cooley. former consulting
engineer of the Panama canal commits
sion. was the bride. While she was be-
ing married to Charles NJ. Graham of
Maryville. Mo. at her home, the tank was
tied TO the carriage.
Students at Northwestern university are
suspected of being the perpetrators. Miss
Cooley was n freshman at Northwestern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
EXCURSIONS WEST
Via Oregon Short Line.

May 26th and 2sth. and June 1st, 3rd
and 18th, from Salt Lake.
San Francisco and return Via Og-
den and S. P...............,...,,s s33 so
San Francisco and return Zone
way via Portland) .......,....... IS oC
Los Angeles and return via Og-
den and S. P................,.,. As. 90
Los Angeles and return Zone way
via Portland) .....-....- .-..,..,. 81 SO
Portland or Spokane and return. 33 30
Tickets good for return to October
31st, 1906.
Proportionately low rates from other
stations.
SEE AGENTS FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS.
City Ticket Office, 201 Main ST.