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The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov H.-Grinding IN Cuba has com
merced fer the season. and one ceutrsl Is now
grinding. +. o. Lieht cables from Madgeburg that
tie weather is unfavoIable for crop work The posi-
tion Of the raw sugar market has not changed
locally, the underoue showing some steadiness with
buyers ard seIers. however alike indifferent about
trading Duty-paid rates were quoted as follows.
Centrifugal. IS test. l3-l6 muscOysdo. 50 test
5-l6 moasses sugar. 50 test. lie. London sugar
beets were quiet and unchanged at IS. Cd. for No
yember and December. Refined sugar was about
steady. but rather quiet.
BUTTER-Receipts 9255 packages. Butter was
frner and higher. with extra creamery quoted at o.
EGGS-ReceiDts $3.50 cases arm and IN
changed market was noted for eggs at Sass for
Western hrsts.
NAVAL STORES-Stock. rosin. =. i52 barrels.
spirits turpentine. so barrels; tar 40 barrels
Spirits turpeGtine ruled quiet and steady at pia
for machine-madc barrels Rosin remained quiet
and steady with common to good strained named
at AIS and tar was nominal.
MILL FEED-Tradc quiet Spring bran in l0G-
pound sacks 20 arrive 0ake and rail- p 75; mid
dlings. 275: city bran. mo-; Western red dog Is 70
FLOUR-Trade dun. Spring patents AlOaI 60 :
spring clears. 35os375; winter Strsights 350a3 90
winter clears, 32ja3.35; Kansas. in sacks patents
5.75s3.95; straights. 350a365; clear, 2s5a325
RYE FLOUR-1Ioderate trade. 26Oa4l5.
CORN AfEAI-Fair inquiry. Kiln dried for ex-
port, > T0a2 IS; coarse neal in bags L0sai09
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Trade is slow at 22Da
20
HAY-Firm; light supply. Part export. prime.
Ll5al-@; No !. Ll0al.l5; No. ?. L0oaLO5; No. ?.
s5asj.
STRAW-Market quiet. Long Tye 6Oa65.
BEEF-Fair demand. Family i209al3O0; packet.
l000alla
PoRK-In active trade. Mess 1z7a1a75: family.
EC0aleT
TALLow-Demand slow City quoted at 6ls ia
hogsheads
LARD-Duu. Prime Western. 80: city. 93j: re-
fned continent 9Sj: South American l075; re-
fned Brazilian, kegs. u75; city stearine 10; oleo-
stearine easier; city. y: Chicago, .
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Rcgilar call, Z n
Washington Railway and Electric 4. 800 NJ ss&.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 10 a.
Al, 50 at a. % AZ Il. 100 at Ai5 buyer 60. 80 at
nlz. 80 at A.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred % at
s65s, % az s6z 10 at SCH 100 at 81 buyer co..
Washington Gas. . az 81.
MerCenthaler ! at eOjla.
Union Trust 10 40 1895. 10 AZ 1875, az l39; 10
al 49, ! az 10. ] az lfl. ] 40 l59ia
Union Trust. ! az l39l1. / az l35ls. I az l535z
Washington Loan ard Trust. 10 at 2l5
Union Iulst rights. ! AZ 80. DO at "a. az "a.
az "a, 10 az rs. 100 at ~, at IT,. at "a
After call-Washington Railway and Electric pre-
icued. at S.
The following were the closing bid quotations on
yesterdays local stock exchange;
Government b0nds-PhippIne Land Purchase 4 e.
10. District n Columbia SOS 5
Gas bouds-Waslington Gas Company &. l92ss
Washington Cas- company certificates Of indebted
ness Is. ice.
Railroad bonds-Cauital Traction Railroad s. I05'
Auac0stia and Potomac S.. lJl City and Suburban
Railroad 5s l02 Columbia RailIoad 5,cUnd mort
gage S. l0ii4 Columbia Railroad 6s l04& Metro
politau Railroad IS. ll3 Metropolitan Railroad CT-
titcatls 0f Indebtedness O.. 100 Washington Ram
way and Elect.ic A. S.
Miscellaneous b1uds-Uu UuIted States Electric Light
do0cuturc improvement 6s. 100 United States EIeC-
tric Light certificates of Indebtedness g. 100 P0.o-
mac Electric Light lst g. lb. Norok and Wash
instou Steamboat s. los Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone s. Io5. Washington Market Complny Is,
g.. los.
Public utility stocks-Capital Traction. Is5 The
Washington Railway and Electric common. 81.
The Washington Railway and Electric preferred '55iz
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 277h. Washing
ton Gas. 5siz. Georgetown Gas. So. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone. 90
Tyne machine -Alergeuthaler Linotyue g05ls
Lanston M0noype. a.
Mining s:ocks-tireene Copper. ~. Mitchell MIN
ing Company. SIS.
National bank stocks-Americau. 10 Capital
lEI Central. SO. National city. lB Columbia
20 Commercial. zoZ Farmers and Mechanics
sl2 Lincoln. IS2 Metropolitan. si5 Riggs. GO
Second. IS Traders. 10 Washington. So.
Trust company stocks-Amcricau Security and
Trust Z7iz National safe Deposit and Trust Is5
Union Trust Com any. fl5sis- Washington L0a1
and Trust, zl7iz. Union Trust Rights. "a.
Savings Bank stocks-Home Savings Bank. rs
Washington savings Bank. "a
Fire Insurance st0cks-Arlington, S7ia Columbia
To- Comme-cial s. C0-c5rau. 3. Fl1emen's Zga
Franklin. 56 Gcmau-Amcrican. 20. Metropolitan
e. National Union, ~. Peoples. 6. Pot1n4c. %
Rzls. g.
Title Insurance s.ocbs-Columba Title. 4 Rea
Estate Title 81. Washington Title l.
Miscellaneous stocks southern Public Service Cor
poFation. nc. Grarhopi0ne common. g. GRAPHIC
phone preferred. -S5iz Security Storage Company
80. Realty Appraisal Agency, =. Washington
Market, 20 Fidelity Storage Ggmuauy. 10
-Ex-GiTidcud. fEE-rirht.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Nd. NOV, g.-FLOUR-Market was
quiet. Winter extra 2sja30j: winter clear. 3Z5a
325; winter straight 3i1a355; winter patent. asa
395; spring clear 325a26O; spring straight 365a3s0;
spring patent. 420a4so; City Mills best patent.
$50; City Mills high-grade patent, 4S; City Mills
hishgTade straight. Al0; choice family, as; City
Mills extra, 330a250. Rye flour. medium to choice.
35oa3.sj. Conmeal. per 100 pounds L35al-5O. Buck
wheat, per 100 pounds. 220a2D Rio extra, 39ea
400
WHEAT-Stock il elevators 80 bushels The
market for Southern wheat today was quiet under
light receipts. Prices, however. were steady on
graded lots. Sales Of a cargo grade at I5c for
special bin No red 14ls for stock No. red, 6S1s
for stock steamer No red CSC for special bin re-
ected 64c for stock rejected and 63 Tor rejected 70
90 through drier. Contract opened steady; Decem-
Der 75a75t. The market for Western closed steady
spot November, 76k: December. r.
CORN-Stock in elevators. 55207s bushels. The
market for new Southern corn to-day was steady
on graded lots Receipts light. and comprised
mainly Of the yellow variety. sales Of caTgoes. both
coloTs. on grade at sc for No. white. yellow or
mixed s for steamer; s3 for No. OF either color,
and 4las toT rejected Demand good Tor prime corn
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nov. 2l--Money On call at the stock
exchange to-day opened az s per cent; highest 10;
lowest 4; closing Z. Most Of the DAYS loans were
70 9 pe- cent. Time money was practically m-
changed being but lttle affected b. the full rates
Tor call" money 4 good sized business was done
Rates. 6z per cent Tor sixty 70 ninety DAYS; to 65
per cent for four and five MONTHS Per cent for six
months
Alercantils paper was sold in limited amounts.
chiefly out Of town. Some attractive names were
offered Rates were quiet at TO s1z per cent for
sixty 70 ninety DAYS iEd0Tsed bills receivable 10
6is per cent for fcur to six months choice single
names. and per ceat fer others
The market for sterling was steady to-day, little
change IL rates. Rates for actual business were as
follows: Sixty days AS050ai SG55; demand. 4s5s5a
4s570; cables. 4s6S0ai s665. Commercial bills. z7sa
ASH.
The supply OF cotton bills was fairly good.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
Cotton Report.

The total amount Of cotton of this years
crop sinned to November Il last was
S,5S1, 1856 bales, according to a statement
issued to-day by the Census Bureau
This amount is LOCO, SOC bales more than
the number ginned in the corresponding
period Of last year Texas ranked first
in the amount ginned, with 2,9S2,69 bales.
Georgia came second. with 1,1906a bales.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

1921 T street. has information of a quick
l5-POint advance in a dividend-paying pre-
feTred railroad stock that can now be
bought on the New York Stock Exchange
for delivery or on margin at a price which
makes the stock an absolutely safe pur-
chase and attractive as a permanent in
vestment This information, in connec-
ton with the investment feature will an
peal to conservative investors, bankers
and trust officers. Mr Fowler will be
glad to furnish further information to
those Interested
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
Herald want Al.

will be received at Atkinson's Pharmacy.
18th and . sts. NV. and promptly for
Warded to the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

Brokers were out in force. and the chief
interest Of the day centered in the annual
election of officers which occurred In eX-
ecUtive session Immediately after the pub
lie business Of the day had closed. The
election had been more or less pre-ar-
ranged, and passed off without much ex-
citement, except that there was a contest
over the cnJice of vice president The re-
suit of the election was: President
Thomas l.. Hume; vice president. r. n.
Lynn; secretary, Benjamin Woodruff
treasurer, Brice J. Moses. Two vacancies
on the governing committee We're filed
by the election If William a. Mearns ond
G. Bowie Chapman.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
MARKET Is RELIEVED
Chicago Expected to Send
S10,000,000 East.
COMPARATIVE EASE ASSURED

Call Rates Slightly Reduced, and
Money StrEngency Gives Promise
Carries His Schemes for the Great
NOrtherLps Melon West with Him.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished By Z. r. Chapman & Co.. members
New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie ChiTman
manager 1901 I street northwest,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The boom" that has been on since Mon
day In Railway and Electric common was
continued yesterday as the main feature
Of the meeting of the Washington Stock
Exchange. Bidding was again active
more SO than any previous day, and in the
determination TO uncover the stock the
price bid shot up 10 4 at one time. but
only fifty shares could be had al that high
figure. An option of leo shares was scld
at 41i3. and the days trading netted $50
shares
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Closing

Quotations furnished by Charles g. Gates & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange. AIunsey Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

Preferred stock was also scare. and
under quite active bidding eighty shares
changed hands at S61z and SOS. with an
option on 100 at 81
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

MONEY TO LOAN At LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
On Real Estate in District of Columbia No delsY
N Closing loans.
HEISKELL & McLERAN. lOoS f st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Nov 2L-ouotations for United States
government bonds were follows.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

Union Trust was again active at prices
ranging from 1S9 to 40 fer scraps, and
dealing in the rights was lively from Sc
down 10 ~.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
L. d. Fowler, Stock Broker.

Total sales. 2,75,0OO. against S.s0iOO0 YESTERDAY
Sl,7l4,000 a week ago. and 5.590.OOO a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
CURB MARKET.

SaIes % noon ye5tera8y, i35.31J Shares
Total sales yesterday. 957.5J0 shares.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

George Truesdell,
B. II. Warner,
A. A. Wilson,
A. s. Worthington,
H. K. Willard,
John a. Hamilton,
Philip HiChborn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
DIVIDE UPl

Apostle Penrose, the editor OF the
Mormon church organ, is not to have
things all his own way as a prophet Of
evil. Nor may he claim for himself
alone the JOY that comes from the suf-
fering of others.
One Benjamin, the leader Of the Fly
Ing Rollers at St Joseph, Missouri,
says that one OF his disciples prophe-
sled the calamity OF the San Francisco
earthquake while preaching in the city
at the Golden Gate ten days before the
event
So High Roller Penrose must divide
up prophetic profits and ghoulish glce
with Flying Roller Benjamin.
In the meantime all that such vandals
and blasphemers can do or say ia not
so important in the case OF San Fran
cisco as the act OF the little child who
carries loaf of bread from her moth
cr's kitchen to the relief committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24

nation TO sacrifice his colleagues TO pro-
tcct himself, even Smoot cannot wear
the habit without betraying the fact
that he has merely donncd ii as n dis
guise.
There is not a sclf-respecting Senator
who understands the situation who VIII
not he offended by the hypocriticsl ef-
forts OF the Mormon hierarchy. includ-
Ing Smoot. Every man whose duty
demands vote on this question must
feel insulted that testimony in behalf
OF Smoot was manufa ctured while the
trial was in progress, and In plain view
OF the judges, 1t is the most shame
less exhibition that has ever taken
place in this country. 1t Is as IL one of
the insurance company presidents, after
his case was under consideration by the
investigating committee in New York,
were to have brought In the books OF
his company and were to have doctored
them TO suit the demand of public SEN
timent,
1t would be sad reflection on the
intelligence of the Senate and the
country II the hypocrlsies of the Nor
mon hierarchy. including Smoot. were
now to be accepted as a sufficient de-
fense against the proved charge of
treason.
This 'monkish aspect" proves above
all things that the hierarchy OF the
Mormon church are ready to make any
kind of pretense that may be requisite
All that they ask OF tho country is:
Give us enough time to arrange the
perjury and we will produce any kind
OF testimony in word and act that you
may desire"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
THE MONKISH HABIT,

Whether the Mormon devil Is seriously
sick or not, he is certainly assuming q
monkish aspect Following the recent eX-
pulsion of two polyeamous apostles. Mr..
Carlisle. In his argument before the Sen
ate committee, called attention to the In
scrtion OF a number OF unimpea chnble pa
triotic songs in the church hymnals. The
one and only wife of tho Senator under
charges has appeared for the first time at
the hearing upon those charges, 1t is also
noted by the Washington correspondent
OF the Chicago Evening Post that when
the roll WAS called on tho only question
that has come up In the Senate at oil af-
fecting the Mormon church, Mr.; Smoot
voted contrary TO It's apparent interest
AS the day for decision approa oheS, an
interesting rumor comes out OF Washing
ton to the effect that II Smoot IL unseatcd
or excluded" as Chairman Burrows
desires-the Utah Legislature will simply
over again. Since Il takes three years for
one set OF hearings, couple OF re-elec-
tions, at most. ought to carry Smoot
through the rest of his tcrm,-New York
Evening Post.
The foregoing from the New York
Evening Post Is assurance that this
estimable paper has not lost It's abil-
ity for shrewd observation.
Quite a monkish aspect indeed, and
yet what a silly disguise, None but
the Mormon hlerarchs would attempt TO
deceive the country with such a cheap
trick az inserting patriotic songs In
their hymn book after the charge OF
treason had been made and while the
hearing was in progress. None but the
hierarchs OF the Mormon church would
have attempted to deceive the coun-
try by such Il shallow pretense as the
fake resignation OF two polygamous
apostles, after the church had sustained
these apostles twice each year in gen
eraI conference during the whole Pc
riod of their offense against the law
up till the hour when 1t was deemed
desirable 10 cast them out in order that
Smoot might stay In. None but men
absolutely sure OF their ecclesiastical
over the Legislature of a
State would dare TO threaten that If a
man should be expelled or excluded
from the Senate on the ground Of dis
loyalty to the Government such man
would be returned To the Senate by the
vote OF servile, priest-ridden law-mak-
ers.
1t is moDksh veil but it is extreme
ly diaphanous. With all his determi- |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Here and There
SENSE IN EXERCISE.

Baltimore Uernd
Exercise in itself Is no donot eAce'-
lent but Is II well for a sane man 10
make It fetish Does II do business
man any good to swell the muscles Oh
his back by wrestling with rowing
machine or to make his legs as nara as
railroad ties by galloping aoout a car
vas track? Is there any aoVantase'
after all in developing the sineWs ao-
normally? Does man who worKs WIN vi
his brain gain anything by trying 20
initiate a hodcarrIer? The notion lnae
the average business man VIII De oen,
ehted by developing the muscles Q. a
stevedore is based on nothing illolc
tangible than wild theorizing, ln l1Nol
OF 1t is the allegation that physicai vi
brute strength spells health, Agains.
It is the obvious and undouoteo lece
that millions Of men who take no i,ioIe
exercise than their ordinary aYocauoils
REQUIRE live to hale and hearty olo aee
and the further fact that the aVelaee
athlete. for all his sinew and Yigor, 10
seldom more healthy than the average
desk slave or soft-muscled business
man,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
THE BEST NEWS.

The splendor of man is never better
exemplifcd than when he rises su-
perior to sorrow, above suffering. higher
than his loss, and whom he stands front
to front, meeting with stern eyes and
resolute mind the disaster which fate
has crashed across his pathway.
Some mems hair turn gray in the
woes OF San Francisco; some men are
nervous wrecks for life: but the great
est and strongest spirits of that city
are sublimely devoted with more
strength than they ever before eNhib-
ited. TO the preservation OF life and the
restoration of San Francisco beautiful.
The only good news which now can
come. and II is the best news when It
does come is that San Francisco is
organizing 10 rebuild where San Fran
cisco was and is and Will be. Undis-
mayed by the past and unafraid of the
future, the men of courage and the
men of money are bringing all the
power OF intellect and property to bear
upon the great labor OF reconstruction.
1t shows that fortune did not go far
awry In her gifts when she made mil
lionaires of the men, who having lost
could first provide food and
shelter for others who were poverty
stricken, and then could resolutely set
to rebuilding their beloved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Divorce Deci;,;;'

DIVORCES NOT Drvon.
Chicago News.
1t is not surprising thai :.
bers of the United States s,,ns
expressed themselves as annI,,
results to come from the A..
sion rendered yesterday hs so;'
jorlty Of that high tribun.s
cision creates an almos, se3
situation in the affairs OF ,s
families to which It applIs.
tion for many years has hss.
ously preparing the Vav
traordinary tumble of divo..
this stroke, by which don
has been scattered broadcass
That many hundreds os a.
vorces are not divorces ~.
riages OF those who thoueh. s y
divorced and are no maTr,s
and that children born Ia srIs
ried persons are born m,t ~
are conclusions arrived AZ
In short, the decision
every divorce granted by = o,l'
did not have Jurisdiction ovs.
ties to the suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
ADVANTAGES

ATTACKS OF scarlatina and diphthe
ria become more and more rare as life
so 1t Is consoling TO know thai
advancing years bring some compensatine
Medical Times]
What blessings l enjoy
Who sometimes sadly say,
The pleasures that 1 knew as boy
Arc far too far away,
And there remain
But toll and pain
For aged men today.
so let me count them up.
And truly. I suppose.
With blessings overhows.
And quiet calm
Her healing balm
on seniors bestows.
1 catch no whooplng cough
l conjugate no verbs,
No thought of measles cutting off
Ny thread of life disturbs:
/ wear no blbs
And take for fibs
No bread and bitter herbs.
/ see no more my sleeves
Go travelling up my arms,
The lack of unripe fruit not grieves.
Its presence not alarms:
And yet tbs strange,
i think I'd change
II all for boyhood's charms.
London Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
BOYS GOOD EXCUSE.
ST. Pnul Pioneer Prepa

St Paul Pioneer Press
Representative Charles Landis of In
diana has two nephews about OF an age.
They were both reported by their school
teacher not long ago for failing to re-
turn to school promptly in answer to
the bell.
why didn't you run for the school
house when you heard the bell?" Mr..
Lands asked the elder.
Il was dreaming that I was going to
Washington TO see you and ! thought
the school bell was the engine bell OF
the train" tho youngster answered.
What made you later" he asked Of
the younger.
I-I-I-I was waiting to see Harry
off"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
BLOW AT DAKOTA Drvos

BLOW AT DAKOTA Drvos
New York Evening Post.
A long step, Ii not tova,s.
tional law of marriage ana A.,
least towards q better nat,ors''
such matters, was taken h,
preme court yesterday. Ita
that a divorce granted unds, 4
laws of one State need M, 3
"full faith and credit" In anolhc
a blow at the long-standInr h.
Dakota divorces" The Co.
that the validity of a dIyorcs
almost exparte In ConnectIcu,
successfully attacked In M.
Justice White. who read III
had undoubtedly a difficult 4
constitutional law to maiutai
moral reasoning Is certainly +
He shows how absurd II Ia fo,c
to be asked to give full faith
TO the act of another which l..
stroy Its own laws. NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
GOOD RACETRACK TIP.

New York World.
Senator Tillman OF South Carolina
has gained a reputation as a racehorse
tipster, and his ''one best bet went
through al Bennings. The Senator is
unconscious of having picked the win
ner in the third race. but he did.
Il am tired of all this here hocus
pocus," the Senator declared, What
we want is action. This hocus pocus
has gone on long enough"
'Hocus Pocus, that's the tip agreed
the wise ones around the Senator.
a pool was made up among the pages
and employees and q good-sized bet
was sent to Bennings and played on
Hocus Pocus. Hocus Pocus Won at
odds of to l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
WILL DISCOURAGE pp.,

WILL DISCOURAGE PRAc
Chicago Chronicle.
Some people assume that thin
will make necessary a FedersI'
law uniform In all the Ststes
not a necessary consequence
doubtful II Congress has pova
act such a law, and II IL mas
likely that any law II mlfH
would satisfy one-Quarter of h
II is more likely to reduce Tia
of divorces by dIscouraginK The 1
Of getting a divorce or assentiu;
other party getting II merely
purpose of marrying somebody
may serve. too. to keep suck
moral laundry work as must b
the home State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
SOME OF THE EErr

Chicago Tribune
There are cases where ~.
court ruling will work h.ss'
woman living In New York -.
band who deserts her a..
track of him. She coms.
and gets what she could ,aws
York-a divorce for deseri,on' ''
not bring him before an TIi,.
for she does not know whsra {
she marries again she wil, a.
the possibility OF his reaprea - :,
tack the validity OF her mari
The retroactive effect of az
is what strikes some narss.
forcibly. 1t is said It will h.
l00,0 marriages and basia,x.
children. SO II might. .ysrhars /
body were TO make a stir ahrs.
these Illegal marriages No.
VIII pass unnoticed and nnos,
Attention will only be caIInx e
where the principals ars co,,
or where 1t is worth while a.:
reasons TO challenge the y,IuZ
marriage. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24

portation. agreeable lodging, and ac-
ceptable food. and all In such manner
as not to be fatiguing or an undue tax
upon the nerves or strength With this
done, ss can easily be. We look TO sec
the time In not distant years, when TO
see America VIII be the thing" and TO
see Europe Will be given second place