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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

started in the new assay office early
next week.
whim has been installed on the
Price lease on the Silver Pick. near
the town limits of Columbia. The shaft
is now down 100 feet and crosscutting
for the ledge exposed on the surface
has begun. The breast is IN a mineral
lied zone and 1T is expected that the
owners will begin shipping the ore in
a short time.
The Daisy has come to the fore again
with another strike of shipping ore at
the surface on the Kreise lease, which
covers the extreme west end of the
Daisy property. Within limited
radius from the Detch- Brewer lease on
this property. where the first strike of
phenomenal richness was made, num-
Der OF distinct lodges of value have
been opened up and in the company s
own workings two lodges have been
uncovered, both of which are believed
to have been tapped in the Detch-
Brewer ground.
!. Within twelve feet of the line of the
Daisy ground and but a short distance
from the Kreise lease, the Great Bend
has within the last few days found a
ledge OF shipping ore which is sup
posed to be a continuation of one of
the Daisy leads.
The Mcmahon lease on the Daisy, in
prosecuting from the 2oo-foot level. is
believed to be cutting today the south
ern lead OF the Daisy opened in the
Detch- Brewer lease.
The Golden Dawn Mining and MILL
ing Company. having acquired twenty
claims in the Stonewall district. has a
shaft down thirty five feet on one Of
its lodges and will continue to the
100-foot point before crosscutting. VAL
ues of S27.27 have been secured at the
surface and an immense dyke Of do
rite. which runs through this prop
erty and is 200 feet in width, also
shows good values in gold and silver
for IFS entire width
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
WOMAN'S STRANGE CONDUCT
LEADS To HER ARREST
Chloroform Is Found I'm Possession of
Mrs. B. Roberts, but She Dis
claims Meditating Suicide.

BERk kELEY, Aug. PA woman
carrying a two-ounce bottle of chIoro-
form was arrested by Policeman John
Lestrange in West Berkeley this af-
ternoon as she stumbled along Uni
yersity avenue near San Pablo. She
gave her name at the station as Mrs
B. Roberts and her address as 2O59
Market street, Oakland.
She disclaimed intention OF swallow
ing the poison she carried or of injur-
ing herself in any way. Lestrange
feared from her actions that she medi-
tated suicide or had already swallowed
some deadly stun. Her presence in
West Berkeley, she said. was due to a
desire for fresh air and a car ride
some distance from home
The woman has four children. Her
husband is carpenter. The family
recently came from Yolo County to
Oakland.
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Eagles WIN Celebrate.

OAKLAND. Aug. 27.-Dr H B. Mehr-
mann, State president of the FraternaI
Order Of Eagles. will be the guest to-
morrow night at banquet to be given
by Oakland Aerte at Germania Hall.
Covers will be laid for from 1900 to
1900 guests. The aerie will hold a
torchlight and fireworks parade.
Governor Pardee. Mayor Mott and a
long list of notables will be among the
speakers at the banquet
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FRIENDS OF ALFRED WEISS
BELIEVE HE WAS MURDERED

OAKLAND. Aug 27.-Foul play is
believed by friends of the missing man
to be at the bottom of the disappear
ance of Alfred Weiss. an employe OF
the Eilers Music Company, who has
been missing since August Is. On
that date he went to the Cliff House In
San Francisco to do some work and
since that time has not been seen by
any of his friends
Weiss had s112 with him when he
disappeared, and it is thought that he
was waylaid and robbed and his body
thrown into the ocean This morning
the disappearance of Weiss was re-
ported to the Oakland police by H. C..
Ferris. one of Weiss fellow employees.
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TuF WEATHER
POINT L0BoS. Aug q, 10 p. m.--weather
thick; wind west, velocity miles per hour.


POINT LOBoS. Aug. q, 10 p. m.-Weather
thick; wind west velocity oBns miles per hour
GRAYs HARBoR-Barbound Aug 2s-schr
Defiance for San Pedro: schr Comet. for San
UMPoUA-Sailed Aug 24-Schr Lucy. for
San Pedro Aug 25-stmr San Gabriel, for Port
vENTURA-s Sailed Aug 27-stmr Tamalpais,
for San Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Aug 27-stmr
Santa Rosa, hence Aug 26: Stmr Bonita, from
Port Los Angeles; stmr State of California, from
San Diego.
Sailed Aug 2e-stmr Santa Rosa, for San
cisco; stmr State of California, for San Fran
cisco; stmr South Bay, for
Sailed-stmr Santa Rosa, for San Diego, etc.
UNION LANDING-Arrived Aug. 26-Stmr
Point Arena. hence Aug %.
SAN PEDRo-saied Aug 26-stmr Melville
Dollar and stmr National City, for San Fran
BELLINGHAM-Arrived Aug 2T-Br ship
Aristomene. from Victoria.
ASTORIA-Sailed Aug 26-Bktn Jane l.. Stan
ford. for sydney; schr Monterey, for Monterey.
in tow tug Defiance. Aug 27-Stmr Asuncon.
for San Francisco; bktn James Johnson, for
SEATTLE-sailed Aug 2e-stmr Jefferson.
for skagway; Br strnr Bertha. for Valdez Aug
27-Nor stmr Norman Isles, for Portland.
sKAGwAY-sailed Aug o5-schr Dolphin. for
Seattle.
FAIRBANKs-Arrived Aug os-stmr Tanana.
ST. MICHAEL-Arrived Aug 25-Stmr Her
Sailed Aug 25-stmr orizaba. for Seattle.
JUNEAU-Sailed Aug 2e-Stmr Dolphin. for
Seattle.
sEwARD-Sailed Aug 26-stmr Portland for
Seattle; Ang 27-stmr Oregon, for Seattle.
BALLARD--Arrived Aug 26-Schr Alice Nc
Donald. from Port Townsend.
SOUTH BEND--Arrived Aug 27-Stmr Daisy
Mitchell hence Aug %.
EUREKA-Arrived Aug 2I-Stmr Eureka
hence Aug 26; stmr Despstch, hence Aug o5;
stmr Prentiss. from Redondo.
COOS BAY-Sailed Aug 27-Stmr F. A. Kill
burn. for Astoria.
TATOoSH-Passed Aug 27-stmr Eureka,
hence Aug %. for Seattle: schr Martha W. Tuft,
from Port Townsend. for Nome
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Aug 26-Schr Annie NJ
Campbell. from Port Blakeley.
AsToRIA--saiied Aug 27-Bktn James John
son, for San Pedro; stmr Yosemite. for Redondo.
COOS BAY-sailed Aug 27-stmr Czarina. for
San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE-sailed Aug 27-schr Robert
Levers. for Honolulu.
PORT HARFORD-Arrived Aug 27-Stmr
Melville Dollar from San Pedro; barge Santa
Paula, hence Aug 49, in tow of tug Sea Queen.
Sailed Aug 27-Barge Santa Paula, for San
Francisco, in tow of tug Sea Queen.
ABERDEEN-Arrived Aug 27-Stmr Corona do,
from San Pedro; stmr Chehalis. from Santa
Barbara.
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Merchandise for the North.

The steamship Umatilla sailed on Saturday
for Victoria with cargo consigned to the port
of destination and TO the other British Amer
lean cities valued at SIl5o and including the
following:
IS crts onions. 1900 lbs dried fruit 900 lbs
raisfns Is. .620 lbs beans, 1174 lbs dried fish
405 gals wine, 10 pkgs groceries and provisions,
Q cs canned goods. % cs and 75 kegs pickles
GO pcs and bdls steel. 65 pkgs paper, pkgs
oars, bbls cocoanut oil, 10 dry goods 942
lbs bluestone 513 IT hardwood, 1910 lbs soda.
cs hats 8 powder, cs oils 20 rolls roof
ing. cyls gas. crts sewing machines 10
nkgs electrical goods
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ISLAND PORT.
HONOLULU-Arrived Aug 27-Bark R. P
Rithet, hence Aug TO-

ISLAND PORT.
HONOLULU-Arrived Aug 27-Bark r. p.
Rithet. hence Aug 10
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK-Arrved Aug 21-Br ship Eu-
tralia. Aug 26-Stmr Colon, from Colon; Br
stmr Burnhome. from IQuique; ship Occidental,
BALTIMoRE-Arrived Aug o5-Ship Aryan,
from New York. TO load for San Francisco.
BoSToN-Arriyed Aug 25-Br stmr Rokeby.
PHILADELPHIA-cie Aug 25-ship Ed
ward Sewaii M 70. R Baltimore and San francisco
Foong Suey, for Honolulu
FOREIGN PORTS.
HONGk0NG-Arrive prior TO Aug o5-Stmr
Minnesota. from Seatte. Aug 2e-,Jap stmr
Nippon Maru. hence July %, via Honolulu and
Yokohama.
FALMOUTH Arrived Aug 25-Fr ship Crib
Observation-Disclosures Aug e5-Fr bark
Jesn % BaRtiste, from Tacoma.
stmr kilnnrn. from Oregon for Geneya.
MORoRAN-Sailed Aug 17-Nor stmr Nor
denskjold. for San Francisco.
ST THoMAS-Sailed Aug 20-Stmr Massa-
chusetts. for Delaware Breakwater.
SHIELDS-sailed Aug 24-Fr bark Boieldieu.
for San Francisco.
YoKOHAMA-Sailed Aug 26-Stmr Siberia
for San Francisco via Hononu
OCEAN STEAMERS.
HAMBURG---Arrived Aug o7-Stmr Graf Wal
Observation-Disclosures Aug o7-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm II. for Bremen and proceeded from
New York.
HAMBURG Aug. o7.-The reported sailing
August % of the steamer Deutschland for New
York was error.
HAMBURG-Arrived Aug 25-Stmr Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria, from New York.
DoyER--Arrlved Ang 27-stmr Kroonland.
from New York. for Antwerp tand proceeded.
IokoHAMA--Sailed Aug 22-Stmr Tele-
machus from Hongkong and Vancouver.
CHERBoURG-Sailed Aug 26-Stmr Trieder-
icli der Crosse for New York
PIYM0ITH-Saied Aug 27-Stmr Pretoria,
for New York.
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U. S. Branch HydroEraphic once.

A braRch OF the United States Hydrographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained In San Francisco for the benedt OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Nayigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and reference and ths
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights dangers to navigation and all
matters Of interest to ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended, pending
the reconstruction of the tower Of the ferry
building.
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Alleged Burglars Escape.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Aug. Ely. Mar
tenez and Carlos Sanchez, Mexicans and
alleged burglars, made their escape
from the San Miguel jail this morning.
The two men were arrested on Thurs
day last by the Sheriff and Splaced in
the county jail charged with having
looted the seetion-house at San Miguel.
They were taken to the scene of the
robbery for a hearing by Constable
Satton and broke out of Jail this morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
FREE GOLD IN PLENTY.
Twelve-Inch Streak In Antelope at
Round Mountain Very Rich.

ROUND MOUNTAIN, Aug. PA
strike OF no little Importance has
been made on the Antelope prop
erty at the 50-foot level. In
the south crosscut, at distance of
twenty-five feet from the shaft. a 12-
inch streak of ore has been found.
showing free. gold in astounding guam
titles. No assays have been made but
those that have seen the rock say that
1t will run we'll up in the thousands.
On the Perkins Mclean lease on the
Shott group the ore body has been
caught at a depth of eighty feet in the
shaft. The rock is well spotted with
free gold in places and the whole bot
tom of the shaft is in highs grade ore.
The full width of the ledge is as yet
unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Judgements fin AdmirnIty.

In the libel of H P. Anderson VS.. the
steamer F. NJ. Smith. United States
District Judge de Haven yesterday
rendered judgment for the lfbelant for
1872 and costs. In the case OF John H.
Ware as trustee VS.. Wunder Brewing
Company judgment was rendered for
the defendant with costs. The suit was
brought to recover 1907 shares Of capi-
tai. stock Of the St. Helena Soda and
2aar F2otflfna ComDauN
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Tonnage Engagement.

The British steamship Gymeric is chartered
for lumber from Puget Sound TO the west
coast Of South America (time charter and the
British steamship Twickenham is engaged for
the same business from Puget Sound to
Shanghai at Cos Sd. Both were chartered prior
to arrival
The British tank steamship Asthabula will
return the Orient with refined oil and the
British ship Poltalloch viii load wheat for
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
smuggIer Vera Held.

n. Vera, a coalpasser on the steam
ship City OF Picking, was held to an
swer yesterday by United States Com
missioner Heacock on a charge of re-
sssting Customs Inspector Writesman
last, Thursday while attempting to
srnuEgle a bottle Of mescal. His bail
was. fixed at $500.
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Dance at south San Frnncf.cn.

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Aug 81
The ladies of Grace Episcopal Church
gave pleasant social entertainment
and dance here Saturday night which
was attended by more than 200 couples.
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ocean View Be.t. BerkeIer.

BERKELEY. Aug. 27.-The proposed
annexation of Ocean View to Berkeley
has been defeated. Berkeley voted
for 241, against 81; but Ocean View
beat the plan by a vote of Is against
for annexation
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

sumnit-haxfmum temperature IA; minimum
temperature, 72i wind, southwest; clear; rain,
trace. '
Forecast for San Francisco and yicinity-Fatr
tuesday, with fog; fresh west winds
FOR Sacramento Valley-Fair Tuesday; light
south winds 90
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday; light
north winds go
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
overcast morning; light south winds, Changing
to west.
A. C. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific.

SEATTLE. Aug e7--The steamer Rainier. Of
the u II Crsv line which is exclusively now
g freight boat, sailed tonight vita l.0oo 900
feet Of lumber. J.. II. Gray SAYS his company
has no trouble in getting sailors for either
steamers OF schooners in the coastwise trade
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

cs whisky. 9 bbls beef, 5 cs canned goods. 72o
coils rope, 8 cs machinery.
To Chile-lo3, ia lbs beans, 5000 lbs sugar,
644 lbs coffee, II CO canned goods cs cheese.
pcs machinery. pkgs agricultural implements
To Germany-I54 gals wine
To England-S cs machinery
The steamer also had some large sbipments
or hour, lumber, coal and tallow laden at Puget
Sound ports and consigned to ports along the
west coast. ~
Movement OF Steamers.
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Blind Man KIN. Him.eIf.

OAKLAND. Aug. 27.-william H.
Peterson. blind and respondent, last
night put an end to his life by sending z
a bullet through his brain in his room
at 213 San Pablo avenue.
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GoLDFIELD DEVELOPMENT.
Activity I'm All Directions and Rich Ore
Being Uncovered.

GOLDFIELD, Aug. 27.-The build
ings on the Daisy Syndicate's property
are completed and the fire will be
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture. San
Francisco, August II, 1906
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

Movement of Steamers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks and finishing. Main and 3rd So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
MANY Millions for Revolvers.

Daniel B. Wesson, the Massachusetts
revolver maker, died with a fortune
estimated at $30.0O0,000 The sum rep
resents America s measure OF the value
attached to the revolver, for the make
hearing Wesson s name is chiefly sold
in this country and, indeed, is standard
in the cavalry arm of the service,
Thirty million dollars is big sum TO
be charged to a single and dangerous
and suicidal luxury. The revolver is
that. 1t is of dubious service in war,
It's only function there is as a cavalry
weapon Indeed, IT is an evolution of
the mediaevaF purpose to provide horse
soldiers with frearm. In the cavalry
the weapon is effective only mp to fifty
wards 1t has no value for hunting.
The average man can do more execution
on birds aud beasts with a singshot.
The only purpose which the revolver
serves is TO kill another man, and even
for that its usefulness is overestimated.
New York Mail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
MICH INTEREST IN
THE TRIAL OF PEABODY
President of Mutual Life May
Have to Answer Some
Sharp Queries.

FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 16.-Great
interest is conferred in the hearing here
todav of Charles A. Peabody, presi-
dont OF the Mutual Life Insurance COM
nonv OF New York, before Commis
.s;oner of Insurance Henry L. Prewitt.
Mr.. Prewitt some time ago cited Mr..
Peabody to appear before him and ex-
nlsin the dismissal of Col. Biscoo Hind
man of Louisville, general manager of
tbe Mutual Life for Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Mr.. Hiudman s name is on the EFse-
,ected fusion ticket with thirty-fve
o-her names for election as trustee, as
AGAINST a similar number of names on
the administration ticket and the
united committee S ticket, and Mr..
Prewitt wants to know why Mr.. Hind
man, who Is supposed to represent the
policy-holders. was removed from Office.
When the fusion ticket was made up
the Mutual Life Insurance company in
formed its agents that the duties OF
trustees were considered incompatible
with the duties of an employee, and
called upon all employees to support the
administration ticket fully and unre-
servedly.
Mr. Hindman is not the first general
agent 10 be removed from office, as sew
eral of the company's men In similar
positions in the New England States
and Michigan were dismissed. But this
is the first time the insurance commits
sion Of any State has called upon the
company to account for the removal of
an officer, and the case therefore is
far-reaching in Importance.
Mr.. Prewitt has the power to revoke
the charter OF any insurance company
doing business.
The hearing was held in the historic
old capitol, and the attendance of in
surance men and members OF the legal
profession was large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
WOMEN WEAR LEATHER
New Fad in Clothing for Followers Of
Winter Sports.

NEW YORK. Oct. 16-London adviccs say
lasnionablc women, especially the devotces OF
Yer garments made Of leather. Smart red
leather golGng coats, striped with black.
are amoDg the latcst Developments. They arc
,Srn ,%orn with red les sther motor caps. fixed with
Icathef headed hotpius.
Len'her motoring coats. lined with fur.
IN IN s5sst demand. Narrow, pliablc leather
heIeues and leather straps for trimming folt
ps's are among The numerous other leather
trticles demanded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
54,6OO Meals
Did Him No Good
HOW One Man Wasted so Years of His
Life. Thousands Like Him.


What s the use of eatin, any
how7' said the scsawny dyspeptic TO
ms rotund, prosperous-looking friend.
Here I've been eatin' three times A
day, for fifty years, and look
at me. IN rawboned and skinny,
still at the bottom OF the ladder, sour
on the world. and pessimist. / know
1t, and l can t help it. If I had it to
care of my stomach, for I don t believe
L ever really relished a meal in my life,
not even mothers Christmas dinners,
and firmly believe that my way of
eating, or whatever it was, brought
along. with it darkness and impossible
ty of Success
You re right" nodded his com
panlon. ''Of course, that ism It always
the case. But in this age we must not
only Trust in the Lord and keep our
powder dry, but we must swallow sun
shine with our food. Cheerfulness, es-
peclally while eating, which is the most
essential act of man, is as necessary
70 him as sunshine is to the flowers.
Nothing normal can be produced in
darkness.
But this is what you haven't been
DONG, Mr., Dyspeptic. Your brain and
your stomach, remember, are twins and
sOu nave W lIe5J THEM dcCOrQ1QplY.
why not start now and repair the dam
age you We done1 1t is never too late,
you Know
You mean at my ages And sup
shine9''
Absolutely, yes. Science has made
it possible to get the sunshine, the
health and the strength that your stom-
aeh needs, all put together in little tab
let's. They call them Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets, the most effective tablets
in the world for this very thing. One
ingredient in these tablets digests 5000
grains of food without the help of the
stomach. Two tablets after each meal
can do more work, quicker work and
better work, in digesting heavy meal,
than the stomach can itself. The stom-
ach need not work at all Stuart 8
Dyspepsia Tablets does all the work,
and gives your Jaded stomach a rest,
the rest it needs, Meanwhile you cure
yourself of brash, irritation, burning
sensation, heartburn, sour stomach,
acldity, fermentation, bloat, and the
worst cases of dyspepsia and lndiges-
tion. You get rid of these for all time,
And then, besides, you can eat all you
and you will also relish mother S
Christmas dinners ii you will take Stu
art Dyspepsia Tablets after eating.
That s the sunshine | was talking
about. Then your face will reflect the
internal change going on, youl be
more. energetic, your mind will be clear
er, you will have more confidence in
yourself, you'll be nappier, and you II
be yourself again.
"Your heart will change and you III
feel rosy. You enjoy your meals
and live. Let S walk down to the drug
store and let me introduce you to one
little package of these Stuart's Dys-
pepsIa Tablets. You can get them at
any drug store in the world for only
soc a package. 1t is worth it, Mr.. Dys-
peptic.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
Gave the Game Away.

"a conductor came to me with a
smiling face the other day. related
Mr.. Wiggles. "He wanted to tell me
what had happened on a footing tram
car. 1t seems that middle aged
woman and her little son, lad of 6
years, got in the car, and as soon as
they were seated the woman took a
half crown out and handed it to the
youngster to pay the fare with. The
boy held the coin IN his small fat hand,
and examined it closely and solemnly.
The conductor appeared for the fares.
and the youngster gave him the half
crown with owlish solemnity. The
money was pocketed and the change
put in the small extended hand. As
soon "a as ne got 5his IS c&i;ase s9e oog
shouted gleefully:
go. ma. he's taken the bad haTf
crown. Weekly Telegraph.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17
READY FOR WAR
Uprising Of Fsnatical Moors Now Re
gar6ed as Being Certain.

PARIS, Oct, l6.-The imminence of
formidable native rising in Morocco
and Algeria is growing.
The French military authorities in
Algeria are in q state of apprehension.
The commander OF the troops in the
district of Ain-Sefra has cabled TO the
Minister Of War, saving that the prep
arstions among the Moors for a holy
war are proceeding energetically.
Mouly About, cousin of the Sultan
Of Morocco, has visited all the tribes
and has induced them TO cease their
internal quarrels and prepare to take
the field IN the middle Of November
point for concentration has been
are being collected
The Bengul tribe has been ap-
preached by emissaries from the insur-
gents at Taclella, who are urging the
former 10 Join in the movement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-17

SOCIETY
-s':-s''ss.a.s..s..;;..::..s........s...-- !. /. !.
SOCIAL CALENDAR. r

Mrs. Alexander Cohn will en-
tertain at luncheon today.
Mrs. George Phelps Holman
will entertain informally this
afternoon.
The marriage Of Miss Julia
Jones and Henry Edmund
Schraven will take place this
evening at 8 o'clock at the home
of the brides s parents, Mr.. and
n. Y. .Jones5