davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

Srabfhds Sped-RIarer &xsltths nreb l7}e
gepdbIter Sugar Gmrsb I7Ses s-7 Yffxh tu
Dir&i&nttt l6e I; 8 BE 0 Yfaxt In Dur@s
f@nttt 1916; 10 bio 10 Blush ta Darpf9Kttt
LIE; 8 Fanb to. Dur9fGxtt, iausaI, 11t.
8 Rfanh TIM Dur1f6xitt. i@maI. lex.
GaItfornti@e 6@txfsn-6 bis 8 gfunS etc;
9 bis Ii pfuab Sc.
eped. gmsI.-1emdsItsr. 8 bs 10 Sfuxh
ta Dur&i&nttt, l4}e: 10 BID IL Riuxb iu
Dar@i&nitt, 12}e.
9eb6rrtes NtxbHe34 - g4txtss, req
Sets. 122e; Aubsxisstex To-: Ssaexi. la
3n0@eI 1916.
S&nsab - IN Xieress Il. EuaI. LOIS; q.
0naIttdt Gle: 8. OuaIitdt 9as
e9uItern-0xsl. Sareb, 10 bs 30 BfuSn
trn Dur@f9nit+, SIC; Is Rirxs Dur9i@nits.
&c, 10 Bis IL EfInb 92e.
gepo6eItes S@uetxeaetfa - 2spnexIofes
6Gaep Big $40. 80; aIares nssx sle. 90; 5aua'
y $500; 6sort GIsax 1880: Huntpi
SIG 90.
Hlrfe - 9erdu9erte Eratuuxa 9e.
6raxtfarter 7}e: Bologna In Darnssx 7}s, 10
xu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
edMeretera


gewabIter Tinotbp $l.sS-1.S0.
Orbindrer BITS gutter TtHotbp s1.e0-i.7b
&otber 2Iseiarten IS .25-s.60.
gn9li&er RIeeiamen $3.50
NIipfe 8~Ieeianten $8.00-8.6b
NIfaIfa 3Ieeian1ea $9.00-l0.00.
Beiber 3leeiamen $500.
5anep 2enta6p 8Iaasras Sl.60-l.7b.
DIausras m Gbaff 76e.
GnsIH&es 8Iaasras $3.50.
Or9arb @ras 81. 70-1.86.
Teb Top IN Gbaff 7Ee-$1.2o.
&afer Rorn 76e-$1.00.
Aunber 8ueerrobr Samen S1.OO-l.2b.
Deiber 9aferiamen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Detbes uno seIbes Rom $1.0c-l.S5.
Reb Sob GnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.7b.
Niqet $1.20 Bio $1.86.
JrabiabrssB esen 81 40.
setswiebeI, rueibs, seIbe uno rot8e $3.50
pee BufbeI.
Sab $ 2artofeI, geIbe Seritp, Bermuda.
8eIbe Hianiemonb inb iubIi&e Nueea 800 Ses
6ab; rctbe Ranfemonb s2.76; Sra1Iiaxii@s
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

6usar 0ureb eGtxiea GrRs nnaItdt:
1870 Efunb l83: Ii Eisnb 1910: 10-l2
pfunb l6l: 8uetis Dualttdt S0-le ytst
i2ae; 10 9fanb l2ie ; IL Sfsnb Lac ; 10
pfunb 24e.
eped-2Iare Ssttsx. 30 ID 20 Rtxxb la
9urGi@nttt, lie; Mars Gstteat 20 ID 80
4iunh. lie: aiare Deusea. - ID 60 4iunb,
10ie; Is bis 81 Efb., lie; Il u is Rfnb,
l2e; &Iars SeRdex, ss ID 60 %fukh. l1}e,
sa6ea IL bts is 4fpab ll3s; &ws MADDEN Z
ID Q Bfrxb. NE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
Opm BaaensRasss.

&ef&torn - 8ertaafspretie: ts sG& sr
DuaItsat, $3.50.
~SGfr-se@dIt 3s-4oe; m heu sssrss
s10.00-$l1.00 Der 3onne.
geIuet Eerfaufsprefe: ~. 00-ee.0o
xtaotbb-8eriaufspeeVe: SIG. Obs. 20.
etrob-preHe. ie mad bem 0rah. IN e,L
len, 30. 0O-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
0etyeIoe,

8ehex - SO. Q rptber 7Ic, auf 8sis,
jex, CSC BON RAbIen; 20. 8 retb4 71e.
SuIi, TIC; @agexueaex 7le.
NeIi9toru - 80. / wetb Sc; sc. 2
meit 64c; go. 8 weib SAC; 70. 4 pstt.
52e; 10. 2 we;b seuti&t "a 30.
weib seuaf@t b4e; 30. 1 wsts ssnsie.
Sac; SO. 3 seIb 53l;; 20. 0 asIb $50
20. 4 seIb SIC; go. 9 aeua!iat 65&ii
30. 8 aeu.i4t 683s; so. 4 aerH9t 90 /;
&pIbe1 5ac.
0afer 80. 3 uetser SO 30. i @saa
33c; go. 2 0euHi9ter e2s; 80. d sr~nsrts
80c.
ecu SO. / aiu1ot5t I16 90; Ee.
2, $l4 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
HrHMte Hxb GeM&ie.
Sra@te

aepfeI -s2.2 5-l.60 per Sab.
Sananen / .76-2.25 ; tIetSe $l-t1.26.
gttrunen "a 5O-6.b0 pei Ripe.
Orangen - $4.b0-4.76 per Rife.
ginea. pIes-$a !75-$3.b0 bic StRe.
Sta9eIbesren, s1.76 bic Rite.
Ba1ermeIonen, 25e unb 3oe.
8rombeeren, 5 rs bic Rite.
Sobannisbeerer, 50 bic Rite.
Sfriite, $I.9O-2.l0 per BuibeI.
0emAis.
@riine 8obnen-60e ber HuibeI.
wotbe Riben 25e per Dutenb Din&eS.
Snbiana GantaIopes, 90 bis 10 Der 8orb.
Griines Sorn, 10. bas Dusenb.
@elerp-25 bis Soc per BuibeI.
Rraut - 76c per Sat.
BIamenfobI ST. .25 PEI Dutexb.
@urten - 30-40c per Dutenb.
eaIat - 26 Biz 50e per 8uibeI.
3piebeIn - Rotbe unb wetbe $l.2s per
buncert 4funb; spanii&e 8wtebeIn ST. 60
per Rife.
8eterfIie lb-s0e per Dutexb Dax9eS.
gteue &artoffeEn-$&2i per Sat.
Rabieie l0c pet Outexo.
Spinat - s. per 6ab.
sGbtartpffeIn Bsrstnia s3.Sb Solts'
more $2.o-2.76; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
&bubarb 10c baS Dutenb:
Tomatoes $3.50 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

bss lsbterst einIub, nd4fsn
MOntag NIT ibm In DIFFER 8ap 3u
frh6fiden, bel usl9er @~eIsgenbsit bic
fHr BITE 5srbft Champagne
lnb bic 8orarbeiten FIR bieielbs bsfpro=
den peroen iolen. Wan nimmt bier
an, baB Der prdfosnt bbQis 10 Dp.
timifiit bs3iglid Der Nusf9ten Der
republitanii8en partei III, uis Spre.
DER Cannon. Der plan fur ben BE-.
b~orfebenben Wabltampf mirb obne
3weifel tn Der @Onfsrsn3 In DIFFER
gop entuorfen merben. Der Uorfber
Sherman uiro pabri9sinli9 ben Ssrt
oes republitaniiden @ampagnebu6es
nit oortbin nebmen, tpel9es balb Der.
6fentli9t tuerben ioa uno bahelbs tuiro
bon ben parteifibrern elmer eenausn
9urdf9t unteruurfen tpsrOan, eb: Is
gum Druid gegeben miro. gu allersri
pirb Der @ampa9nsplan fir Waine
sntuorfen usrben, NO bic @ongreBmabs
len tpdhrsnb Der srftsn Wo9e I'm Sep.
tember fattinoen. Sprs9er Cannon
uiro In iensm State mebrsre &ebsn
balten. ct intereiFrt fi9 bsionbsrs
FIR ben &eprdisntanten 2ittlefielb,
oehen Wiebsrwahl bon Der federation
Of 2abur 6sftis betdmpft wsrbsn tpirb.
million n ormtrt d.
a arlington %. SuIi. -
Sscretdr @ilfon TIT 6eute bon ieiner
wefli9en Reife 3urtidgetebrt, tuel&e su
benz 3psd unternommsr tporben mar,
um SnformatiOnen 3u iammsln unb
nit ben 8rOBi3Id9tsrn In 8saus auf
bic 4usfibrung oss Glsifdf9au.8e-
ieBes 3u fonferiren. gr erfldrte, baB
er sablrei9e SnformatiOnen %seiammelt
babe, uslde BET Der ~3uiammsnftsauns
Der gOri4riften beg 9siebss bon gros
bem @ert6e iein usrosn, unb CAB Der
9Ofnung Ausorud, bisis Dori9riften
Wttte nd4fer Wo9e bsrbHsntli9en au
f6nnen.
@rober g pans hr Brpan
2outsbtIIe, 3d., %. Suli.
Die 9emotraten unisrer Stabt BADEN
ben plan gsfaBt, Wiaiam 5. Brpan
uantens bes 9an3en bemofratif&en SD
bens sinen In gr6Btsn Simenfonen gee
baItenen 6fentli&sn gmpfang gu berei.
ten. Der elsid nod srfolgtsr Gbrung
bss beimtOmmsnoen politii1eu 6tibrsrs
isitsns Der 6ifli9sn Semotraten Dor fi9
geben lou. Wan bate f9on Dor sini'
ger 3eit ben plan sefaBt, oieis 5sier
3u elmer 9roBsn Nfaire au seitaltsn.
Sobn W. grseIanb, MitsIisb bss be.
mofratif9sn Staats : @sntraleomites,
bonn 5. 9ifriti, Isitst bic gorbereitun.
gen. Seiner Sbee mad iolen idmmt-
li4e 9emoiraten res Sioens ein9ela'
ben tuerben. Der @mpfang fol In Der
biefsen Wafsnbaae absebaltsn usr.
ben, wsl9e Sibe fir IL, 900 perionsn
bietet.
D M .Nsw DOrt" m I |
S4tffbri&ig enanse e.
nj n.
Rem Dort, %. Sult. Del
pahasieroampfer vNeu BORT. Der in
Der lebten Na9t tisr antamt. bra9ts
auber ieinen pahagieren nod 1O4
erfsr usb 100 ,~tpsitsr 2laKe qaKa.
giere bon benz Sampfer Seuti9Iano"
Der In 9obsr an elmer, pier fisB unh
S9absn lit, NIT. Auberbem nabm
Der yNep Dorf" aud fdmmtIi9e pof.
idds bss .9euti9lano" NIT mad
Nmeriia. Nm 10. SuIi 9e9en Abeno
ifieB Der vNep Dort" mitten I'm Ocean
auf bic fntenoe noruegii9e Barrie
vllnbaI." Der srobe paHasieroampfer
brsbte BET urb rsttete BITE 8efabung BEE
In 5Iammen ftebenben S9ifes. Wdb'
reno bsr &siie bes Rem BORT" ftart
bon feinsn aablrei&en paHasiersn MI,
Der AZ Sabre alte Runffrififer 0enrr
Su Bots am 1er3i9Iase. esin 2si9'
nam uurbs NIT nod Neu Dort &C.
bra9t.
Ia ~ m 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
6iin Per o n b o 8ItbI
er9Iagen.

XIII uu1 Pi9Htpui9, <Ot2'S eHIino INW
iiber benz SpielplaB Elm i9weres Sc
tpittsr. Spisler uno 3uiaauer battsn
untsr benz 3uidausrtsn SduB GEE
iuat, als bic oi9t suiammen geordngte
Wenidsnmenge bonn gliB getroHen
tpurbe. Gunf perionen wurben ess
t6btst uno bier aroere i9wsr perlebt.
Die 8obten finb:
glbert Stu6ta, % Sabre; Walter
5anoI, Is Sabre; Srbine Woelsrt. 20
Sabre; MntOn 4arte. IA Sabre; Wm.
2naubsn, Is Sabre.
8srlsbt fino: 6arOep 2OnO, 1OSabre;
5ranf 8oebn, IL Sabre; Walter
8oebu, IL Sabre; Sbeobor 8urmeis
fier, IA Sabre.
grpprt BON 9 i9ens
fIei4 d.
Wabin9ton. .. g., %. Suli.
DDS Sanoelsoepartement bat toeber
einsn Beri9t psr6Hentli9t, Der ben
ssnauen grport BON amerifaniidem
Bidisnfeii9 an9iebt. Der Wsrtb bes
Sidfenfeiides, wel4es bon ben Der.
Staten i'm Wonat Suni 1906 erpor'
tirt wuroe, bstrug s461, 900. sesen
s797, 1877 in bemIslbsn Wonat oss
8~oriabres. Wdbreno oes gan3er 5is'
faliabres 1906 mar Der Wertb oes
srpOrtirten gti&ienfsii3ss SO. 233, 4lO.
gegsr1 SO, ,O45 i'm Sabre 1905.
Die 3ablenangaben fur oas Jistal.
iabr 1906 i4lieben Elm, $6,430, 446
&inofsiia In gi4ien. $~l.215,857
S&wsinsfeii3 In gi9ien unb ST.
587. 1O7 anbsrss SlsiId In gh6isn.
Die Quantitdt bes &inbfeiides In
8adien fur 1906 belief fi9 auf g..
523, 339 pfuno, gssen $685. 1858
pfuno I'm 6isfaliabre 1905.
Cine 8erminoerung bes @rportss
bon gt9isnfsii9 traf bauptiddIi9
mad Sapan elm, mo bic 8ris9sarmee
entlaHen tuorber1 mar unb bebbalb
rpsni9er Begsbr nod ameritanti&en
8idisnfsiid berri&te. Sapan faufte
bon Mmerita I'm Sabre 1905 1857
los pfuno ghdfenHsif9. oage9en
1906 nur 2,306. 583 pfunb.
England mar Der sr6Bte 2dufer fur
3inbfsiid In 8i9Ien In 1906. ba es
ba ss 4.57S, 185 pfuno msbr babon
taufte als i'm 0oriabre 1905. Sm
Monat Stunt oieiss Sabres mar absr
cine srObe abnabme bes @rpOrts 3u
bsraei6nsn. Sdmsinsfieifd In 8idfen
muroe mad England In oiefem Jisfal-
iabre $3.50. 254 pfuno unb nn9 Bel.
glen 968, 972 pfuno srpOrtirt.
@ rdbIiae Worb.
&atine, Wis., %. Stunt. Der
In benz gountp.S -Aipl internirte
% Sabre alts gilbert &ieriOo ermorbete
Sobn 6 aora1. einen anberen 68 Sabre
alien patienten, inbsm CT ibnt nit benz
StiefeIabfab bu9fdbli9 ben 9opf aer::
mnlntte.
W uIti.W tIIipndr g q 9 e
firbt pI6bIi4.
!em Dort, %. Suli. Der
MuIti.M iaiondr, 5inaneier, epsfu'
liant uno @si3bals &uRsl Sage farb
bsuts 9Ormittag um 10 ubr pl6bli4
auf ieinem 2anbfbs Y@eoercroft" in
2aprence, 6. s. Der 8oo trat tn
GOlge elmer 6er3ldbmung Elm. mel1e
aus elmer S9md9e Der Standardization
entfanb. Der alte Jinanaier ptiroe
am 4. Nugu1t b. i. fleur3tg Saore Oil
gsmorben iein, tpenn er nod gsraoe IA
Sage aelsbt bdtte. gn feinem eterbe-
bette ffano feline Jamilie unb isin alter
2sibarst. Or. Sobn q. Dunn. Der bon
Der pl6bliasn 2rantbeit oss 9srrn
Sage bena9ridtigt mOroen mar, aber
3u ipdt tnm, I'm, srfulsreid bsIfen au
f6nnen.
Mls MominiRratoren isinss riefgen
Dsrm6gens bat Der gerforbene feline
5rau unb oeren 8ruber Colonel
). s. SlOcum srnanat.
g 9ueres 9 ahrtuuglR d.
Charlotte, g.. g., %. Suit.
H.. mil. I'M 49, .~~fnI QSn6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
safe.

gnaros . Esrtautapreis SrItpyHI'
S@wesertdie sos per RHntS ssxsstuMfSs.
S9meberidie lss, Niscosfm Stream . a.
1aH, Eew Dori GbsbSazs lie. stssssm:'
I@er 2tntbureer l3s. Gid 12e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

Dattes, &tss Aso 0eSA1el.
QdnoIer b.sabIsn foIssSss Hretis;
Butter - Gourtrt, ID, SreoSssrs 2ls.
0Iatn &c
SriI&e Gier-l8He per Dutexb.
SIbner 93e, NdHns Z. TwrtetSN9-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
Sn boiler Sbdti9teit
Sinh idnln1tlide Sergwerfe TIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6euier.

Seutider Sag. = gSibtge &onkren;. - g8uion infurmirt ib. - GruBer
Gmpfaag fhr Srban. Senaioneaer G%rbidafts. BruseB. Grpprt
BON SHdfnheid. - Mulh.NiidiOndr firbt plOslid. -
Sampfer ,&ew yorf" init SdiH6ridissn angetom=
en.-Segensreibe arbeit in ben Intbraeit'
&pbknkI0ern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
0roette3

JnbtanapsIts 3aHeeRxfs
0emobnI. Bis gutter 1O-I2e; pstssa bts 40
udblter A-18e ; Ganep 82&-86e, 9olhsa
DeHoru 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sx Badetsx:
Hstofa STATS, 2ion S14.76, Series Gll.2i
Garaeas ell.7 b. DiauortbI Sl8. 10, DutA
Sara 8lemb $3.50, GIimar Saba 8Ienb
$l4'75, Durica STATS.
Huder-Domtnoes 7.47e; gtitasntes 8 %
puIperiFrter 6.37e; XXX puIpsrtHrt9 b.87s,
fesaer sranulirtsr 6.O2e; Gubes SAFE; kssr
fscttoners' u 6.07c; Hibseuoub 4 4.8ss; gsb
mtg y 4.7ae; empire A4.67e; SbssI zstza
goTbex 8 452e; Ntxbfor Syria 8 A57.,
Risseuoob 6 l.tae; aeIber 8 5:42s; ID gel,
tss AT.
GfFs-Raa go er. zeF). Sas. g. 10 per
0auone.
getrodnete Srt@te-AepfeI. an Der c's,e
setrsdnet. &C.; SobanneSbeersm 9. fa 8 .si
Gttron 1ss BIB zoe; ROftxsx, 3 srrps. ss,
4funb. u, 3 0roun 7}e. 1 sroms Us fac,
u,snfreie sebis Sc, California Nuseaiel 7hs;
Guiana Ole. tuspsyttrte euItaxa lie 5a lie
California &prifoiea Sc bts 12e.
BidIeS-24O0 I'M TaS S8 ; 1870 tn Bst
$3.50: 1900 tat 9oI6faS "a 81; 600 u ia
1850.
Stdrfe-RearI, &c, ebausptox vIst. l NH
8 Efanb Badete B. 3orx. l RfS. SaGsts,
4X-6}c.
Ganbp-7c; Gtanseu seurti4t 7s; sres
esr seu,ti9t &c; Banner TusR g. SrtGS
Bonbons lie; Ns. Q Cream gemiiQt To-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27
CANNOT GRANT RELIEF.

Washington. Feb, 27--The Inter-
State Commerce Commission today in
an opinion by Commissioner Prouty
announced his decision in the cases Of
the Fred q. Clark company against the
Lake Short & Michigan southern Rail-
way company and others. and Of the
Wavery oil Works against the Penn
sylyania Railroad company and others,
In these cases the New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad company
was the defendant.
The commission holds that the COM
bmation rates on petroleum and its
products from Cleveland and Pittsburg
to points reached by the New York,
New Haven a. Hartford railroad COM
pany result in unreasonable and unjust
rates; that the refusal of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford COM
pany TO consent to participate In
through rates in that traffic is unjust
and unreasonable and that the situa-
tion Is such as TO operate greatly to the
advantage Of the Standard OIL COM
pany.
The commission, however, is without
authority to grant relief in these cases
and the petitions therefore are dis
missed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27
COMB NATION TO DEFEAT
PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL.
lsneclal % the "News.'l

New York, Feb IA sun Washing
ton dispatch today says that coalition
II forming between Republican sena-
tors who oppose the Philippine tariH
bin and Democrats who favor the
bill whereby the bin may he de-
feated N return for Republican sup
port OF the rate bill The suns dis
Patch declares that 90 accomplish this
result II viii be necessary Tor every
Democratic senator 20 vote against the
Philippine measure, There Is no doubt
that u plan Of this character has been
suggested by Republican sena-
tors who are opposed to the
ultimate free admission ot
sugar and tobacco from the Philip
ylnes and who are willing TO go almost
any length to secure enough votes TO
insure the defeat of that bill But Il
Is equally certain that IL coalition Is
10 be formed II is az present only In
an embryonic stage and some OF the
senator's most deeply Interested are
not advised as to It's progress. II seems
to be equally certain that the hope
that the Hepburn bill can be put
through the senate without amend
ment grows more dim each day Even
Senator Tlllman will Insist upon
and Mossrs. Foraker, Aid
rich Kean and Crane viii oppose II
at every stage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27
TORTURED BY
ITCHING ECZEMA
Suffered Tremendous itching Over
Whole Body Scratched Until
Bled - Worse at Night, With
Soreness and Excruclatlng Pains
A Western Lady's
WONDERFUL CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

last year at this time suffered
with tremendous itching on INV
back, which grew worse and worse, un.
I'll it spread over the whole body, and
only my face and hands were free
For four months or 80 l suffered Tho
torments OF the damned, and | had Ia
scratch, scratch, scratch, until | bled
AT night when / went to bed thing,
got worse, and ! had at times TO set
up and scratch my body all over, until
l was US sore as could be, and until /
suffered excruciating pains. did not
know what it was, and resorted TO a
number of blood purifiers, using at
times also Cuticura Soap. They told
me then that | was suffering from
eczema. Then ] made up my mind
thu | would also use Cutcura Oint.
ment and Cuticura Resolyent. | used
them according to instructions, and very
soon indeed | was greatly relieved. I
continued until well, and now | am
ready to recommend theCuticura Rem,
edies to any one who suffers as did your
obedient servant. Mrs. Mary Metlger.
Sweetwater, Okla, June %, 1885,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27
WILL HAVE ELECTRIC SHOW.
Utah Light and Railway Company 10
Give One on Conference Week.

a plan to hold big electric show
during conference week and TO make
Salt Lake the lightest In It's history dur
ing that time, is being projected by
local parties, The Utah Light and
Railway company is planning the cleo
trio show. and intend TO pat on exhibit
ton all Of the latest wrinkles in the
intelligent use of electricity Device
for saving labor on the sewing ma
chine the washing machine, the family
ironing, and in furnishing water sup
plies are SO many and so recently in
vented that Il Is deemed that a general
campaign Of education Is now oppor-
tune,
The Manufacturers 4 Merchants as
socation has also been figuring on that
week for big demonstration in which
the doctrine OF using western goods
in the west could be explained The d.
rectors have planned to make their eX-
hibit rooms attractive, and to give
away samples In addition TO this q
monster mass meeting Is being dis
cussed at which the best oratorical tai
ent of the city win be invited to appear
In explanation Of the virtue IN support
Ing home industry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday was an exceptionally busy
day IN social way for Monday. a num-
Der Of pleasant entertainments taking
place. Mrs. +. b. Cook was one Of the
days entertainers her function being
an evening card party given in honor
Of her sister, Miss Florence Cunning
ham, whose wedding takes place today.
The rooms were decorated In japanese
style, and the amusement was 800
About IS guests were present.
Mrs. Brockman entertained at a
luncheon and bridge party at the EN-
ery-H dimes Yesterday. the decorations
being in white and green, and prizes
In the card-contest going to Mrs. Hen
derson Mrs. Marioneux, and Mrs
stowe,
Mrs +, l.. Sprague entertained infor-
mally at a reception Yesterday In cele-
bration Of her birthday. her daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Sader assisting her, and the
rooms being prettily decorated for the
occasion.
Mrs. Blanche Burke was guest Of
honor at a pretty luncheon given by
Miss Katherine Geddes. the table be-
ing preitily decorated IN yellow Jon
quils and ferns and yellow shaded can
dies We're used. About a half dozen
guests were present
One OF the largest events OF yester-
day was the dancing party given by the
First battery Of the n. c. T.. and the
decorations and all details were effect
lively carried out in the military idea,
with cannon, and other devices, while
the national cOlors were everywhere.
An elaborate and delightful affair
was the supper given by Mr.. +, j.
Schmidt ut the Alta club. the table be-
ing bright with carnations and ferns,
while at each place was a favor In the
shape OF an American Beauty rose, tied
with white ribbon bearing the name OF
the guest in gilt letters, while at the
end was attached the menu card.
Afterward the party repaired to the
Orpheum.
DR.. Arnold will entertain at a thea
ter party tonight in honor OF Miss
Blanche Waterman.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles $. Burton are
expected to return from Los. Angeles
within the next few days.
Mrs Edward McGurrin, who has
been I'm California for the past two
months, has returned.
Mr.. lana Mrs j, r. Walker have re-
turned from New York.
Miss Loreeu Leary viii leave shortly
for "a trip TO California,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker return
today from Los Angeles, where they
hove been spending some time.
Miss Blanche Burke Is here from
Chicago the guest Of her sister. Mrs. II.
II Claiming.
Today at noon, Miss Florence Cum
ningham and William To2ier were
married at the home of the bride, the
affair being an Informal one ana the
young couple leaving Immediately after
for the coast. The rooms were bright
with flowers.
Mr. and Mrs, A, T. McCannc enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner last even
INK In honor Of Rev. and Mrs. Bagby.
who are visiting here. The decorations
were IN red and white and about eight
guests were present
TODAY Mrs. H. T. Sappington and
Mrs. Moon gave an informal reception
! IN honor OF Mr. and Mrs Bagby.
Mrs. \. p. Rumel will entertain the
! Literary Seekers club next Friday, and
| the topics James Russell Lowell" and
"i"becca OF sunnybrook Farm" viii
| be treated respectively by Mrs Charles
| Mcdonald and Mrs. Borman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27
TRAMPS WHO MEET
DEATH ON RAILS.
Thirty-Fiye Uniortunates Are
Killed Annually by Roads
Operating in Utah.
UNKNOWN HIT BY 0. S. L. TRAIN
Man Gut 10 Pieces Near Cornish Dur
ing Last Night While steal
ing Ride.

Rattle his bones over the stones
He's only a tramp whom nobody
owng"
Another unknown" was found dead
beside the oregon Short Line track
near Cornish this morning, apparently
having been Killed while stealing q
ride on a freight train while The Of
dclals are making every effort to To-
cate the friends and relatives Of the
young man, in all probability he viii
occupy nameless grave and a mother
some where will anxiously await It'd
ings OF her boy for years 10 come
or late years these cases have been
growing IN number annually and the
total Of unknown young men who
have met death on the rails is appall-
ing. one official IN speaking " this
this morning said: 1T Is no eXaggera-
ton 20 state that in this territory the
three lines coming into salt Lake are
responsible for the deaths OF 10 tramps
annually. In almost every case the
Identity OF these Is never established
and they are given a rough and ready
burial The worst feature about the
affair IL that II Is usually the mex
pcricnced man who meets his death,
tho chronic rover, he criminal and
the worthless luafer have graduated
iu the art OF stealing rides on trains
and seldom come 90 grief II Is the
young man who runs away from home
and goes west TO make his pile who
gets caught He drops out OF sight
completely and his relatives continue
to hope that he will return 20 the
old homestead some day long after he
has been occupying some nameless
grave out IN the sage brush
In the case OF the man killed some
time last night there IL nothing to
establish his identity There was moth
ing on tho body aud the features were
smashed beyond recognluon--he Is
"Ony a tramp whom nobody owns"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27
TO ENTERTAIN READ,
Arrangements Being Made for Recep-
ton OF Noted Author.

ARRANGEMENTS are being completed for
the entertainment Of Opie Read VINO
comes to Salt Lake Thursday evening To
ierture Al Barratt hal under the auspices
of the Mutual Improvement bureau MT.
Reads books have been read wherever
clean English humor rs appreciated; ana
reports on his previous lectures Indicate
that his manner Of reading lends de-
cded charm to the quaint American
stories that have made him famous The
lecture NJ Barratt hall will be followed 6y
"a reception for "Ople' at the Press cluh,
several Of the members OF which are MS
personal friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-27

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