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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-22
LOGAN.

MIR. and Mrs Robert Anderson gave a
delightful house warming at their new
nome on West Center street on Friday
evening. A vocal and instrumental must
cal programme was the feature of the
evening. Refreshments were served
Mrs John H Hopkins was pleasantly
surprised by q party of her friends on her
birthday, which occurred on Thursday. A
AID a season of social chat followed it.
Mrs. Hopkins was presented with a set
OF handsome silver spoons upon which
her name was engraved.
Rev. A. l. Norfleet entertained the To-
cal members of the Masonic fraternity on
Wednesday evening in honor of p e
Keller, who left the following dav for
J0popah, where he will go into business
W. ID. Hendricks returned Friday from
California where he spent some time for
the benefit of his health
Ralph Mitchell left here Monday for
Idaho Falls. where he will-reside i'm the
future.
John Perry of Gentle valley visited Lo-
gan this week.
Mrs. Mary Seager is here from Dewey
vile on a visit OF her mother. Mrs. c. B.
Robbins.
James EIsmore of Salt Lake CITY is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Mrs. Hattie BrimhalI of Alberta. Can
ada, left for her home this week after
spending some time with friends in this
section.
Berlin. Germany. where he will engage
IN missionary work
r. @. Menzies of Duluth is here on a
visit TO relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. M. Richards of Clyde O.. will
spend the spring months in Logan with
her daughter. Mrs r. S. McAlister
Ed Austin of Liberty. Ida visited with
Loean friends Shis week.
Mrs c. A Cummings and Mrs c r
Goodwin returned this week from Salt
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Ladies, Literary Club.

Rev Frank Fay Eddy viii give a talk
at the Ladies' Literary next Friday
afternoon on Educational Paradoxes."
The music will be furnished by Fred
Graham, Mrs. F. G. Schaufelberger and
G. d. Schettler. The caucus which was
held last Friday with view to select
ing a ticket for the annual election, re-
suited in the following names, which
will be placed before the club at the
next meeting to be voted on at the an
nual meeting in May:
For president, Mrs. A. ]. HOsmer;
for first vice president, Miss Ethel Paul
and Mrs. George w. Meyer; for second
vice president, Mrs John Cain; for re-
cOrding secretary, Mrs. Alvah Lewis
and Mrs. Joel L. Priest; for CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. N 3. White
and Mrs. William Druehl; for treasur-
er, Mrs. f. B. CritchlOw; for critic. Mrs.
w. H. Bintz; for historian, Mrs \. J.
Gorham and Mrs. r. w. Fisher; for Ii
brarian, Mrs. Harry GAM; for new di-
rectOrs. Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart. Mrs. L. D.
Miller and Mrs. j. L. Franken.
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Judge and Mrs. Jonathan c. Royle
Will reach the forty-ninth milestone of
their journey together tomorrow A
good many of the years have been
spent in this city, and many of their
friends here who have known them all
these years will hope that their golden
wedding day may be preceded by a full
year of good cheer with happiness
There will be no outward celebration
hope that another year their children
and their childrens children may be
with them to call them blessed.
Jan Kubelik, the renowned Bohe-
milan violinist, who is to be here next
Friday, is such social lion that he is
constantly in demand. Since his ar
rival on this continent he has been
asked to play before some of the most
prominent people in a social way, and
at the same time he and his wife have
been entertained in most lavish fashion
by them. He was a guest of w K
Vanderbilt at his Long island home,
Idle Hour.
"Oh, dear" said the society reporter.
What shall do? have lost my pad"
Il hadn't missed it," said the cruel
young man, after cursory glance.
.
He-Why will women burden them
selves with parcels to carry home when
they might have them delivered?
She-I suppose for the same reason
that men carry home packages under
which they stagger.'
DOLL BARET.
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EPHRAIM,

Mrs. Thomas S. Lund is visiting with
relatives and friends in Manti.
Mrs. Christian BertleSOn was ten
dered surprise party at her home
Friday night.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eden Winn.
Mrs Meta Frost entertained at her
home Wednesday evening of last week
Adolph and Joseph n. Hansen were
looking over the Twin Fall country in
Idaho last week.
Willard Peterson and his son Kesler
are visiting with friends in Price.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Jensen Monday.
p. w. Dunyon, principal of the city
schools, is visiting with relatives and
friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs. James Frost entertained a num-
Der of lady friends at carpet bee
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Murray came
home from Salt Lake Wednesday
Misses Carrie Larson, Hazel Greaves
COrdelia Dorius, Ethel Thorpe and
Messrs. Louis Peterson, Herbert Quinn,
Hubert sChristiansOn, Ross Anderson
and OrSon Rasmussen were visiting in
Mt. Pleasant Friday.
Mrs. Roy Quinn is visiting with rel
atives and friends in Mt. Pleasant
Attorney Ephrain Hanson returned
from Moab Friday, where he has been
on legal business for the past week
All frst-class restaurants and homes
have Vienna bakery bread.
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ton section of the Ladies' Literary club
will take place Monday morning at
1890 o'clock at the club house. All
members are requested to be present,
as important business is to be trans
acted. Mrs. Isaac Jennings will read
the paper of the morning on Porter.
Mr.. LIE Beau will deliver a lecture in
Rowland Hall before the members Of
the Alliance Franchise next Wednes-
day afternoon Mr.. LIE Beau holds
travelling scholarship of the University
of Paris, and his subject will be Pop
ular Life in Brittany"
The Club chorus of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will have its regular prac-
tce Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
Mrs. w A. WetzelPs studio.
The WOmans club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. w. H. Jones
at 231 Third East street. Miss Fannie
Buckbee will give a topic, rs There a
Life Without Mission?" and Mrs. V.
II. Pease will tell What Utah Is Do
ing for Her Afflicted Children"
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KAYSVILEE..

Eureka. April 21.-There has been little
doing in local society circles during the
past week, the terrible disaster in San
Francisco having cast damper on all
Social eni )vment
Mrs. Joseph Wirthlin has returned after
a very pleasant visit to Los Angeles,
which lasted over three months.
Mrs. Patrick Shea v:<.;'n5 friends
DR.. ]. A. HenseI is visiting in the cap
ital.
Jacob Coleman of Nephi- is visiting
James Morgan was a visitor to the
capital Thursday
r. S. Haynes spent last Sunday in Pay
son. visiting relatives
Fred Shontz made a trip to Salt Lake
City last Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth ellis. president of the
cipient of a pleasant surprise party by
the members of that organization on last
Thursday evening.
The dance given by the local fire de-
partment last Monday night was a social
and financial success.
H F. Fullride returned Thursday even
ing from the capital, where he had been
for a few days to improve his health;
Sheriff Whitehead visited the capital
Miss Alberta Darst of Matson, Mo-.
came to Eureka Thursday, and will teach
the third grade in the local public school.
An entertainment will be given by the
l. D. s. church next Tuesday evening
and very fine programme is being pre-
pared.
day for Salt Lake.
The Ladies' Socialist club met at the
home of Mrs. Charles Brown last Tues
day evening.
DR.. a. T. Lombard of Salt Lake City
visited Eureka last Saturday.
Harry SHIRLEY made a short trip to the
capital Friday.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
A splendid programme and also refresh
mentS and a dance will be the features
Of the entertainment to be given by the
Eureka Odd Fellows. to celebrate the
twenty-sixth anniversary of the order.
. Those who attended the grand lodge
session of Odd Fellows in Salt Lake this
week were w. F.. Shriver, Conrad KOp-
man and w. w. Thompson.
Mrs. B. n. c. Stott was in Salt Lake
last Monday, when she was installed as
vice president of the state assembly of
Rebekahs. Mrs. John Morley and Mrs.
Kate Knight were the representatives
from the Eureka lodge, and were accom-
panied to Salt Lake City by Mrs. Herbert
Hopes and Mrs. Conrad KOpman.
Last Tuesday evening GOdiva lodge No.
s. X. of p. entertained the following Wis
ting officers of the grand lodge: Grand
Chancellor Beatty of Salt Lake City,
Grand Master of the Exchequer Blumen-
thai of Provo. Grand Inner Guard Rad
dan of Park City Grand Keeper of Rec
Ords and Seals Wardleigh of Ogden and
Vice Chancellor Johnson of Murray.
The following gentlemen were initiated
at the last meeting of the local lodge of
Elks: w. f ShriVeT, George Ball and
w. c. Davis of Eureka. and DR.. Steele
Bailey and Thomas TregOnning of Rob-
insOn.
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Daughters of the Revolution.

The daughters of the Revolution will
hold their annual meeting of the gen
eral society, which is to be held at the
MISREPRESENTATION, Philadelphia, dur
ing the first week in May. In addition
to the business meetings. May 1 and 2,
most attractive programme of social
events and excursions has been ar
ranged. A reception to all visiting
members will be given by Mrs. Dreer
of Philadelphia. There. will be. a. BAN
quet at the Bellevue StratfOrd. Ar
rangements have been made for trip
to Valley Forge, a visit to many inter
esting and historic points in and about
Philadelphia, and to Bryn Mawr col
lege. From Saturday, May 5, to Mon
day, May 7, will be spent at Atlantic
City. Large delegations are assured
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Lake City, where they spent a week or
two with relatives and friends.
Joseph BitteIl spent the first of the
week in Salt Lake as the guest of his
mother.
Mrs. w w. Carl of Boise is here on a
visit to friends.
DR.. w. B. Parkinson. jr., returned the
first of the week from. Laramie, WyO.
George Farrell of Bedford, Wyo., spent
part of the week in Logan
John Mason of Fielding was in Logan
this week seeking a residence, as he in
tends locating here.
Mr., and Mrs c. L. Harper of Los An
geles are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Petersen. -'- -----
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Harris entertained
on Wednesday evening in honor of their
daughter, Ethel who is here from Chey-
eTDe on a visit,
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The music section of the Ladies' Lit
ehary club will meet at 10 o'clock next
Wednesday morning at the club house.
Cham1nade will be the composer for
the day. The programme will be given
oy Mrs w. A. Wetzell, Mrs. A. II. Pea
body, Mrs. Fred Hornung, Miss Blanche
klmball, Mrs. o. L. Cox. Miss Butter
field, Mrs +. Harris, Mrs. s. o. s. Nell
den and the club chorus. AS this will
be the last meeting of the year, there
viii be discussion of work for next
year, election of officers and all other
necessary business Will be attended to.
Mrs. w. A Wight entertained the
Wasatch Literary circle on Tuesday
afternoon. A paper on THE Fisheries
Of, the United States was given by
Mrs. E. Hauxhurst. 1.-The Best Educa-
ton for the Average Woman was Civ
music of the afternoon was furnished
by Mrs Eber Han. - .>
The members of the Canyon Crest
Ranch association will hold a specfai
at the office of Judge Willis Brown in
the city and county building. Impor-
tant business is 10 be taken mp.
The Treble Clef club will meet on
Thursday evening at 7:3O sharp in room
zoo Commercial club building. All la
dies who are interested in chorus work
will be cordially welcomed.
The last meeting of the house decora-
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Park City Clubs.

The regular meeting of the Womans
Athenaeum was held Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. c. NJ. viii
son, and very interesting session was
held
Mrs Wilson read very interesting
paper on Our Food for Inmates OF
Public Institutions"
The next meeting Will be held at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Pike and the lesson
Will be chapters s and in How 10
Look at Pictures
Mrs. Culbertson and Mrs Hamilton
will lead the lesson.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
April 26th to May 9th, Inclusive

The following low rates from Salt
Lake Will be made via the Oregon
Short Line:
San Francisco and return via Ogden
and S. P, direct, S31.50.
San Francisco and return via Port
land one way, $4,000
Los Angeles and return via Ogden
and s. P. direct, $4,000.
Los Angeles and return via Portland
one way, $3.50.
Tickets good for return to July 81. See
agents for further particulars. Citv
Ticket Office. POI Main street.
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Provo Clubs.

The Utah Sorosis met on Wednesday,.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Phil
Speckart. A very interesting paper on
fRembrant' was given by Miss Alice
Reynolds. Mrs. Frederick Cliff also
gave an interesting paper on Some
American Artists" The club adjourned
to meet next Wednesday with Mrs. r:
H. BeeSley.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday at the home of Mrs. Sam
Schwab. Mrs. z. E. Corfman presented
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If You Are Losing Your Hair

Consult Lyngber% g. Leaker. hair spc-
cialists, 421 Constitution bldg. Facial
massage. manicuring, for men and NO
men. Both phones.
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from New England and the middle
states The west and south Will also
be well represented. The chairman of
the committee of arrangements is Mrs.
Nathaniel Leaver Keay of Clifton
HEIGHTS Pr
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Asia for the Asiatics seems to be
the policy of China and Japan. Our
policy Is: All we have in experience
and equipment Is yours. Our com
pressed air process for cleaning rugs
and carpets is wonderfully success
full We bring them to he shop.
Try 1T and be convinced that the
carpet cleaning problem Is solved.
All kinds of house cleaning. paint
ing tinting and paper hanging.
National House Cleaning Co.
SO East First South Street.
Phones 1O5S-K and s7s.
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DANCE EXCURSION

Apollo hall. American Fork 81 90
round trip-$l.OO. Special train leaves
via Salt Lake Route. 7:SO D. m. Nav I.
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IN very able manner q paper on The
Literature of the Pacific Coast
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Woman $ Clubs.

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entertained at a dinner last evening in
honor of Bishop F. s. SpaIding and
his mother. Mrs. Spalding The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rood, DR.. and
Mrs Charles G. Plummer.. Miss Clara
l. Colburne and Elmer I. Goshen.
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Mrs. II. H. officer returned last even
ing from Los Angeles. She has been
spending the past few weeks with M
James w. Neil and Miss Violet NeiIl
at Pasadena Mr.. and Mrs A. V. Off
Ger Of Loveland. Colo. have returned
10 their home after some weeks spent
in California
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-22

Colonel Nephi w. Clayton is home
from Europe greatly improved in
health. Mrs. Clayton and Miss Clay
ton are still abroad.
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in Chicago and. Cleveland, and will be
away from town for some months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08
TRAGEDIES THICK
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Negroes Kill White People Ia
Lower Carolina.
-FOUR WHITE MEN ARE sHor
A Series Of Tragedies Take Place IN
the Southern Part OF South Carroll
na-All Happen Independently Of
One Another.

Savannah. Ca, July :, ia the lower
pa.i H SOuth Carolina tayIt Nv,,|
several tras dies during The past W.
days. A,lro,s were Gl.,o o. shoot
aad stab aad all escape arrest
Hugo > Eerlmi,Ch, a Nuuag white
miu. was shot ald INSTANTLY Killed Oy
Dan Fiunick, nrIru, at MnlRdd.
Il was .ltgd that Esrlmitch an!
some o,acy waite men we're ~ wurt
with several negroes fnniok cur e!
one of IN, younger white men ami
Egciml'ch IL said 10 nav, lrlI hlm that
ne could NOT anord tn ~ a negro ruu
over him The next t1y Egrlml'cA
met tmuiCk, AM dnui.,r negro on
thc iuad near Molant and Fmnich,
Wi'hlus saying 4 word g. aim |. 10 rr.
90, ed raised hi, gul uaI fred TIA"
"a. large catered Ea-,lm.fch's Ot,ast
ami killed him instantly
Cd1rl,, Harrison. II wears old son
~ c. VI Harrison. ~ BrtulurJ county
Was taken tu the PpIN View SAM
ta,ium az noon Thur.Ial II WU.
stated ~ the sanilariun That be- can
not recover Young Harrison va, Shot
by Julian Murliucr ru.rp, according
10 lJo boys frh,L vgD vl,h two
aln's accompanied hhu - savannah
Young Harrison and o." negro went
nu, In the corn n'ld a. shoot cruSs,
rain cane up aJl thu, sought shelter
under u sd,d The boy aid tina,
Martinez tpli him II he touched the
! nogrus g,n he would shoot him Hdt
ri,ln told h, father that be- did nj
think the negro was In enruest and
laid his tani on the brccCh OF The
gun which was leaning against -
wall As spon as Charles laid his
hand on the gun. Mortimer grabbed
n and fred Tho discharge en,crcd
tho boys grlin AZ close range The
father heard he shut and Was attract
ed 20 the shed ny nj. sons cries He
ran ont and the negro escaped
ID. Green. q negro. had his throat
cut and was stabbed In the breast aud
back several times by Moss Riley
also a negro. At i.Aaslter's mill. neaI
PurrysburR Green Ia expected n
die. Riley escaped In Q boat
About a mile. from Hardeesville. q
young sou ~ Lewis smlthsrs was shot
By Henry Hodges. q negro. IIc vii
probably recover
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CONSIDER coNNoR BILL.
Committee Of Tire Whole Votsd In
Favor Of the Bill.

Atlanta, Ca. July The house ~
representatives ne, az o,,ock Thurs
day morning. and tails after holiinS
an afternoon session form O'Clock -
l:30 O'Clock Thursday afternoon, VITA
the prospect In store OF the adoption
Of the resolution OF Mr.. Hall, Of B,bb,
that on and after Tuesday. July l0. the
house shall hold daily morning SEES.
sions from o'clock 10 | o'clock and
afternoon sessions from o'clock to
O'clock This resolution Wa re
ferred to the committee on rules,
Nearly the entire day OF Thursday
was consumed In the consideration OF
the Common bill to appropriate $lUu.OU0
for the establishment IT an agricu,.
tural college on the campus Of the
State university at Athens, t. bill he
ing reported to the house Thursday
afternoon by the committee OF the
whole with the recommendation thn'
II do pass.
Friends II tNc measure were conf.
ueut OF us passage ar Fi.idN session,
claiming that tAe test vote taken ON
Thursday afternoon In the committee
OF the whole upon the motion ~ Mr.
Flynt, OF Spaldlng. that the committee
report the bill as amended q the
housc with the recommendation that
II do pass, presaged a victory when
the vote Is taken ON tHr question ot
agreeing TO the report II ~ commit
tee, The motion ~ report WITH an
unfayorable recomm, lda'ilu Vas de-.
featcd. 50 voting for II and II voting
against It. II will require IS votes
In favor OF the bill 10 p.'s Il.
Mr. Flynt, Of Spalding. led the At
tack on the bill and made the chief
speech against IT,
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rwoMsLsv swlMs TO DEATH.
He Was the Only Son Of New York
Capitalist.

Ashlnnd, y. H., July IN Mex
Twomhly, Jr. Only son OF n Mex
Twomblcy. the welt kaown capitalist
of New York and Newport, was drown
ed Thursday uight while swlmiNing In
Big SQuam lake, six miles from Ash
land. Young Twomhlcy was Is years
old. lie started u swim from the
Crotch school camp tn earns Cove, l
mile distant Tic had reached q polNt
short distance from the shore where
the camp Is located when he Ma
seen To strusslr Ia the water but %,
tore any of the boys In the camp
could reach him he disappeared iroM
view Tar body va. recovered 'n'u
afterwards uad wgs brought - Ash
land Il Will bv ta,,u o. NcWpnrt
TwomAuy mother was Miss Flu.
cucc \ Vanderbilt, daughter ~ the
late William II Vanderbilt, VI Now
York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08
Llf, o. Mlnlatrx Prolannaa.

~ Petersburg. July THE impo@
siblll,y Of forming coalition mlniAr
Try together With tho chow 81 sirength
developed by tho government In thd
council u the empire topper housel
evidently has had the effect " tenn.
porariIy prolonEinE lis life Of the Go
r0mykln mlnlsify aud has Rlso result.
I'd IN tho posiponemsnt % the efnpa.
rnrs contemplated cruise IN FInniah
waters In accoFdanes with the -
oislon ~ the peasant woFkmen'a eoss-
Ersas at IIslalnEfofa. emiNsFies have
been dispatched throughout nunzsa se
instruct thu psasan, and prolslasiaf En-
EanlIAlionH t0 continue their psenefh
tons Tor 40 armed upFisiaG, h4< -
avail, the signal from g. PsteFabafR
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MANY LOSE LIVES
IN CELEBRATION
Fifty One Lives Are THROWN
Away.
ssst ceLGsRANrs WE'RE MANNED
Almost One Thousand More Were w
The Hospitals Thursday swathed In
Banda9ss Than on Day Following
the holiday Last Year.

Caicagl, July 7 --Fifty-one lives
thrown away and 1851 cDleOrantn
maimcl OF injured, some of them Ia
u,ly. IA tho record VI cats years "glo-
rlous' Fourth as complied BY eorro'
sppudcnls VI the Tribune up To an
early nout FRIDAY
The hos, ~ litc 1t least equals that
OF last year. when 80 persons were
Killed. waite ovcry record for the NUM-.
Der ~ injured was broken.
Almost 1000 moro were In hospitals
Thursday, swathod In bandAgoa than
On the day following the holiday last
year
That The death list will continue 60
grow tor several days Il Indicated by
n large number Ut injuries believed to
be- fatal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

waShlnG'on. July HaTElsoa Ter
fsil. who became veil known through.
ga, tho coun,ry. duria9 ,hs last years
II the Iife ~ General Grant. 80 NJ
faithful a,tendaat and aHfss IN Nsw
York. and Aoant MedrssoF. died here
Tharsday Bisht while on dsty IN
the var department he fell snd frnc.
tassa his sksii Ne TsFsei's eldest
900. Judge Robert a. Terrell. IL .
GrAdpais ~ Harvard college. asa II
nos at ,hs head u the minor courts
III the District Of Columbia. ilis
daughter h . TEACHER 81 Tuskssss.
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Seizure Attempt Checked.

ConstantInuple. July TT Turkish
attempt 10 seize further territory on
the Persian frontier has been check
mated by the governor " Pushkar.
who repulsed the invading force Of 300
Turkish regulars and seven hundred
mounted armed regulars. with con.
siderable loss to the raiders The
council II ministers here has now In.
structed the Turkish commander.
Zendi Pasha. TO withdraw his troops
from the most advanced positions. and
TO avoid further causes for rupture
with Persia.
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Four Men Drowned In FlorLds.

jacksonville. Via, Jul, e Four
men veto drowned Ia 81 johns rhrt
In an attempt 90 ,r,ss the rIvrr In a
small ruwbru' The dead are.
James Rohinsnu. Charles Richard
son. Adam Hall and shed Greer, all
employees ~ me Armour Fertilizer lac
tory There were siN men IN tlr
boat Overlooking n. nld e. capsIlci
John Hail aud babe Snrgrnt chung
~ the overturned boat and were res.
cucd
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Mobile. July The Gulf Coat ana
Coke compaay 81 Mobile. Ala. has
soId 20 !. y. .Haa.oa. prsslasnt ~ ths
GeernA csnsrsI railroad. and M. ssso
eiates. i7YesS acres u coal ianas -
rated In Walker and jcaersoa e0sn
tlsa. this state The consiasrstion
n said 10 BE- ti.1so.sfs. Hsasou's
sssoesaiss are SAID 70 BE ths Pratt
Coal and coks eompaay. ~ nsSminE
han. Ala