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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Tie largest social event OF today Is
the card party given al thc Ladies'
Literary club for the bcneftt of tho
nulses' home which IN Ia be a part OF
50, Marks hospital The affaiT Ia in
charge OF number OF members OF St
Marks church, and from all evidences
handsome sum viii be Melted from the
sale OF tickets.
Miss Florence ShnbaIl was hostess at
= delightful tea This afternoon at her
home the rooms being prettlly deco
rated and few intimate friends assist
ing.
About n dozen guests enjoyed the
luncheon given by Mrs w w. Anncss
vest sroay il honor Of her mother, Mrs
g, G. Heskes, the decorations being
suggestive OF Easter with a centerpiece
OF lonquils from which yellow ribbons
FASTENED 10 tiny chickens extended to
the places, while the cards were hand
painted in jOnqulls,
Another pleasant affair of yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

his washington rife were also re-
lated when tho narrator visited Com
grcssnnn George q Cannon there DUR
ing his Frequent terms at the capital
Next Thursday night the CIeofan so.
ciety VIII give an entertainment for the
benefit OF the Canyon Crest manual
training shop for boys which 1t is
hoped may become a part OF the Cam
yon Crest institution. the aim being to
give the students n chance to learn
trades that win make them self sup
porting. The entertainment Is to DO In
the way Of a cooking demonstration by
MSS Van Cott, who has recently grad
ualed from the domestic science de-
paitment of the Columbia college. and
who viii make an entirely new demo-
onstration on that evening for tina bene-
Il OF the worthy enterprise. Miss Van
Colt Ia one OF the best equipped, teach
ers OF this science in the west and
will give her audience an interesting
evening. The demonstration will be
given at Mo, e5 south Main street on
Thursday night at Y;so o'clock,
Mrs. j. w. Edmunds has returned
from California. where she has spent
the past month
Mr. and Mrs. John Bransford, who
have been spending several months In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

was The card-party given by Mrs. ]
II. Iestuss, assisted by Mrs, George
Forester The decorations were in
pink roses and about 30 guests were
Present.
Mrs c. $. Williamson has issued In
Nitaticus for luncheon and card
party to take place on Saturday after
noon az the home OF Mrs, w r. Benson.
where Mrs Williamson Is STAYING dur
Ing her visit here.
Mrs Grant Hampson win entertain
at cards on Friday.
Judge and Mrs A. Miner have re-
turned from Los Angeles, where they
have spent the winter.
Mrs David Keith and son have re-
turned from California,
Yesterday at the Lion House the
Daughters OF Utah Pioneers met In their
regular session ana listened 10 the re-
cltel OF early-day remlnl SCIENCES by
BIshop H. b. clavson, which included
incidents connected with his position
as superintendent Of g. C.. NJ. |. He
told OF experiences in crossing the
plains TO the east with purchase money
of the Institution which In those DAYS
was a most perilons one. Incidents OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

removed her only visible means of sup
rorr and that eho was entitled to have
other means provided A three-year-
old baby accompanied the unfortunate
Woman who unnCcustpmed TO the
ways Of police officers ana the opera
ton u the law seemed only to realize
that her husband and pruvlder was be-
ing taken away from her, and that this
left her exposed to immediate destitu-
tion and want,
Emms claims to have been out of
work when he took the typewriter to
raise money a WIS absolutely necos-
sary to have for his family needs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

Los Angeles are expected home this
week,
Mir and Mrs. w. " Windsor will re.
turn next week from California,
Mrs. A. G. Smith entertained her
card club this afternoon.
The Sans souci club meets wlth Mrs.
Abner Human on Monday,
Miss Leone Rogers was down m
Fartnington yesterday for a shoTi stay.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Drake are at
home In the Emery Flats Mrs Drake
win entertain her card club there on
Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

couples TO Qualify for the finals whith
take lace ON saturday were Stephan
II. McNIurrn and Miss Edna Petty. nv.
Hopcraft und Miss Ruth Siudar. ON
saturday evening three couples vll be
selected Ia contest against three cou-
pies chosen FROM Ogden and this con-
test viii Ike place ON the eth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
SKATING RINK NOTES.

Considerable interest IS being taken
In The two-steppins contest row soin =
ON at the Auditorium. Last evening the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
SPECIAL xALG NIBBoNs


A FINE QUALITY INCH,
GRADE ALL SILK LCSTROUS
TAFFETA RIBBON IN ALL
rHE BEST CDLORS PI-ACEp
ON SALE FOR TINS WEEK
AT WONDERFUL EEDUC~
rIONS.
No. II width measures fut ~
inches wide, and regularly
sold for a5C per yard sal
price -...,...,. .-..,.,,.--..,.,l5C
No. ~ width measures fun 3l4
inches wide. and sells feeg~
larIy for i0c per yard sale
No. 20 width measures full I
inches wide and sells regular
ly for j0C per yard sale
price ,---..,. ...--r,,.,.,-- ''bc
No 100 width measures full IA
inches wide and sells regular
ly for Coo per yard sale
nTlCG .,,.a--.sst |s-=-' fT='f-'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bite, John Washington OF
Bcsqueville. Texas. would have lost his
leg. which became u mass N running
sores, had he not been persuaded 10
try Bucklen's Arnica SslVe, He writes;
'4-rhe first application relieved, and
four boxes healed all the SORES Csc.
Guaranteed at u. G. M. 1. Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
nrG u.Nr SALE.

AZ McCartys, att ibis week, e6 n.
End So, Wilson Hotel Bldg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
Stylish Spring Suits al $4,000

Knowing this Ia be the most popular
pflc" for Women's Tailored Suits. we
nave made special EFFORT TO obtain ss-
premacy OF cholceness OF fabric. variety
Of ideas and superior aun1ltv ~ fallnrluT
the RESULT We are satisfied. that is ~
con see how we could make IL stronger
NJ the newest ideas IN Elton and Tight
ntstng, nip length coats neat checks and
pin stripes Some plain styles. Othcrs
Trimmed here and there with a color COM
binatlnn, You arc sure TO find a. suit yOn
Hike at lhs low price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
CLEARANCE OF INFANTS SILK HOODS

Dainty r. o ittf tuf fsT silk lined caps Csc
Dai g;S d lssS trimmed fnr Dutch caps 49c
Fre s5o 'u sS5 s sSes St amis wn French 6oc
Fe ss. & IN va lace and Insertion trimmed 100
A Ite lot Of silk embroidered caps variety medal
y lo 3, ana a1,5li lac Trimmed r@ styles 9Bc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
IC BARGAINS Inv HOUSEKEEPING WAN
TOWELS.

telered b0rdersd Barnsley a
weave towels, each .,,,.-..,,..-..... &c
ioe noloted border Huck tow. Y
clr Size lGNSi sach.-..,,.,.-...,.,-.. &c
htmlned On hslnstitohcd liurk towels
htsl nnbleached Tulksh toWols rolu-
lar laAc towels m
Nehgped Turkish Bath towels and hpm
meg or hfmgtlrched lluck 1lNtis Size
leSae regular lEc I0l-
grades each .......-......-.... GdC
halI llnsn eul0sed bQrdr Hack towels.
AiH large size also bieachtl 20 tn-
pleAShed Turkish Bath towels regu-
az ssac gtadcs 1Er
49, i'frHtff 'Hrsf. / ffffr''ti 'sft.
Nc az Linen Towels, assorted lurdfrs
and Sizes all eAcepllonal 00r
'a'uNs, M fsitftf-s..iNt+--.t,tt--.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
WASH FABRICS
SPECIALLY PRICED.

Light ground standard prints, Immense
range ~ patterns e.
PEE Nhah t't'1'r--s.t,, ,4t--.t,t ,ts--s w
Excellent range Of chaltea I'M Persian do
pr pa'I saf "a , r'S 64c
loo grade figured lawns for dressing
Fhcques ana summer -
wear per yard ,...-,..,,,--4.,t,...s ~
' so ZEE" S Sss s6Ta IN on 5Bc
l5c Percales, thousand ylrds Just re-
ccYcd ln lengths fIDm el4 "a ~ Yards
excellent dark patterns t0,o
per yard .-..,n,.--...,,,,--., ,t.--. lpG
lic figured Lawns and Hrphyi Gnghumg
excellent range Ia holh flb 13B-
flefi sut 10 pen yetd tr---.il, 80 "
zoe grade hnc Madras Gitgnams I'M hcsr
rnlcrH boautlfpl printed OrFaullcs 0Rd
Hnllsipr. exquisite lortl tE
patterns per sard,.. ,t.-..,,,,,-.- ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
HANDK ERCRIEF SALE

< ,anis for colored borders and
- CEttlS embroidered corner Cam
brio handeTchefs, worth Tie.
IN rsntr for bis variety OF fancy
fV Cettts scNlloped. lace trimmed
and embroidered handkerehlcfs, worth
UP 10 15c,
70 I.pr fer pretty hem embrold-
~ F6e cry, scaloped and Lace
trimmed hspdkeychIefs that sell regal
IHrly for 90c-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

we can MI orders promptly
MARTIN COAL. co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
DRESS GOODS

soc quality half wool Panamas in all the
solid colors. including cream and black,
special conference bargain DIR
s5c quality new spring fancy dress goods
S6x3s inches wide come In new checks
stripes and fancy effects, black and
whites. gray, mixtures, etc. Elegant
range 10 select from, Special con
ference bargain AT per oO~
yard --.',' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49, "
50 pieces new spring dress fabrics In the
eadtng plalds, checks and novelty mix
lures. excellent styles that sell regu-
larly for Coo, special confer no.
ence bargain at, per yard .,,--.... tn
s6e quality Dress Goods IN the nev- gray
mixtures including plain fabrics and
over-plald effects, also small checked
novelties and regulation shentCrd
checks Special conference co.
barEaiil- aV---..,,,-- -.,,,,t--..,,,..--.@ ~ ~
An immense collection OF fine dress IA
brtcs, from 81 to &C inches wide Ia all the
most Desirable plain and novelty weayes
-Panamas, Henrettes. Serges, Brlllun-
mes and fancy mixtures all OF them
S,W grades special TX
conference barsaiu, at,.-..,,,,.-...s ~
81 Is and sl,& Dress Goods. 81 and a
inches wide, plain RrayR and all the late
shadows and phantom plalds. Wide and
varied des ens Of exceptional beauty
specia conference C1 m
bargain .--.s', --,..,.--,..,.-Va wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
NEW SPRING GLOVES

Q clasp eotcred silk gloves. regular sloo kEz
gloves pair USC
2 clasp Isle gloves. silk Mlaness rr
hhish per pair -
IL button black Isle Mcsuueaire gloves uE
regular sl.S grade 90 .
clasp triumph Kid gloves the latest street and
evening shad es, excellent quality and CT CE
finish, per pair. 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04
SILK ETON
JAG X ETS,
81 o. 90.

Bla G k Tar
reta. daIniIly
trimmed wit Ii
SILK sOutsclle
braid, tailored
style linei
lhrou & h out
with white taf
fctn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

HOSIERY G. UNDERWEAR
SPECIALS
Ladies low neck and sleeveless vests \ e.
fine ribbed mercerized tape finish .--..... -, "
High neck and long sleeve fine Swiss
ribbed vests suitable for early spring 1E~>
wear ~
Chidreus ribbed hose, either wide or E.
narrow ribbed Special at per pair w
Ladies' fast black ribbed hose, elastic & -
iops, double heel and toe. Special per pair - ~
Ladies' fast black fine gauge hosiery. OK
celient quality per pair.,.---...,,.---..,,,.S SC
Ladies' fancy spring hose in bla ok coll 4 e -
ors, with dainty lace boot pair ,..---....,. 0SN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

Ladies' Neckwear
SPECIAL SALE OF oEn
LACE cot / AIRS SSC
big showing 81 Venice lace
stock collars, eton ia clSet coll
lars. lace Collars with yokes, AL
so Venice lace separate cuffs In
white and ecTu, also bis variety
dainty embroidery COLLAR tops
and embroidered bastistc stock
collars values Inv these lois uh
To 5Qc.
$50 SPECIALS
New Embroidered linen collar
with hrnssttchad and seal
lOped edges at Soc aud.-..,. ,J1e
silk stock collars embroidered
In colOrs and Persian de-
signs with ruching at neck y
very large assortment To Sc
Iecv from at -.,.o.--.....,.-3 5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

Taffeta finish, Jap SILKS IN cQlors ana
white, 20 inches WIDE Sc values. cQ-
special conference bargains ,,,--., - ~
2I.inch natural color Pongee silk good
quality for waists and shirt waist suits
mems shirts and children wear. regular
Toe quality special Az
conference bargain ...---,,...-.., "
Colored Pongees and Iean de Cygnes In
all the leading cOlors, including cream
and black suitable for Innings, waist.
ings. shirt waist suits, pettiCoatS, etc.
Special conference En~
bargain ''--.''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Sc quality Crepe do Chine in an the lead
Ing street and evening culors. excellent
opportunity for handsome waists, scarfs,
evening gowns, etc, our EQ~
special conference bargain ,,--...,, WV
SIC and 800 Fancy Tafreta and 1-ouisines
SILKS in over ~ STYLES to choose from.
embracing all the desirable popular col
Orngs IN checked striped ana shadow
plaid novelties also the highly favored
coin dot satin fouards, all placed In one
big lot Of fine special confer E9-
enee bargain Al p"r yard ,-..,..- WV
our staple {l.ol grade OF extra mems plain
,nfreta SILKS In all coloTss also a fail
sangc OF medium finished Balllettes and
Chengeable tanetas that sell for 81 q per
Sard, special conference 2O-
bargain per yard ---.,..s.-.,,,,--oSN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

SPECIAL SALE or fine
Embroideries and Inser-
tions at Half Price
ETIIcS. RPECIALI.LY FINE FOR SUMMER
w AISTS. DRES SEES AND LINGERIE GAR
NENTS, IN BEST QUALITY SWISS. NAM
SOoK AND SWISS MUSLIN. ETC GREAT
AND TIMELY BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY,
Regular 9c etnbroideries and inser- 1E-
lions from 10 inches wide .-.-...,,,---. l. ~
R fs1s SOC 70 q inches ws snd nse Csc
Regular nc e. ep Ss raSss and inser CSC
Regular 3 !; 3 , e,9broSs ;Gs heunenss 55c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

such q large variety ~ styles at tlis
price that Il rs Impossible To describe in
detail tho many designs Some neatly
trimmed with val lace and Insertion
tuclls hemsttchod some have all over
embroidered frouts- others are tailored
stylps Materials ale lawn, bntlstc ana
dotted Swiss lorg and short sleeves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

S.ryicrablc and beautiful look ske silk
wear rhfee times as long Come I'M Mack
end nll pretty spring shades, fne for that
now spflng sult II WIN save Me silk one
from every day woIr An have pretty
Hnirod dcrp liouuces,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-04

Many good styles, made OF Bingham or
per Gale. ages to IL years, regular 81 -
quality and style.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-21
ROME SPENDS UNEASY DAY.
National Festivities Pass without
Anti-CIericaI OutburSts.

Rome. Sept. 20.-Italy to-day celebrated
its national festival. the thirty-seventh
anniversary Of the entry Of the Italian
army into Rome.
Despite grave misglvings the day passed
without disturbance. owing 10 the re-en-
forcement Of the garrison by loyal troops
and the precautions taken by the Vatican.
only here and there were anti-clerical
cries heard, and they were easily sup
pressed.
All the armed men in the Vatican were
on duty. Every entrance to the Vatican
was guarded and the entrance OF sJran-
gers was prohibited, owing to the fear Of
anti-clericaI demonstrations, The gardens
OF the Vatican and its vast COurtyards
were patrolled and its museums and gal
leries closed.
The Pope received constant infOrma-
ton as 10 the progress Of events in the
city. He looked several times from
window onto the piazza Of St. Peters
and expressed regret that so many nen
should be kept exposed to the inclem-
ency of the weather because Of the bad
ness of a few. This was in reference 10
the Italian troops. who are on duty night
and day TO protect the Vatican from in
suit
The walls in this city are covered with
manifestOes. issued by the different po-
litical parties. That Of the Popular party
urges Rome to complete the anti-Clerical
victory at the forthcoming municipal cleo
tiCns. The police cOnflscated an anti
monarchist manifesto
The Washington herald., 1907-09-21
BISHOPS FROM WORLD OVEE
Noble Array of Churchmen to Aid in
Cathedral Cornerstone Laying.
More Than Three-scOre Episcopal
PreIates to Attend ST. AIban Cere-
monies September 20.

Bishop SatterIee yesterday announced
the names OF the bishops who viii be
present and participate at the corner
stone laying Of the Cathedral Of SIS Peter
and Paul. which is 10 take place at
Mount St Alban Sunday, September %.
as follows:
The Bishop Of London, the Bishop of
st. Adams, the Archbishop Of the West
Indies, the Bishop of Quebec. the Bishop
of Niagara, the Bishop Of Montgomery,
Bishops Walker, of Western New York:
Millspaugh. Of Kansas: Ferguson. of Ii
IBERIA; Rostarie, OF Honolulu; Knight. Of
Cuba; Nelson. of Georgia: Cheshire Of
North Carolina; Bratton, of Mississippi:
Funsten, Of Boise; Brook, of Indian Ter
ritory; Darlington, of Harrisburg; Brew
er, Of Montana; Kinsolving, of Texas;
Spalding. OF Salt Lake; McKim, of Tokyo;
Griswold. of Salina; Mann, Of North Da-
kota; Scaddlng, of Oregon; Tucker, of
Southern Virginia; Johnston, of West
Texas Williams. of Nebraska Kendrick,
Of Arizona: Graves, Of Laramie More
land. of Sacramento; Olmstead, of Colo
radO; Tuttle, Of Missouri; Gray. of South
ern Florida; Anderson, of Chicago White
head, of Pittsburg; Webb OF Milwaukee;
Gibson, of Virginia; Johnson, Of South
Dakota; Morrison. of Duluth; Garret, of
Dallas; Edsall. of Minnesota; McVickar,
of Rhode Island: Burton, of Lexington;
Parker. of New Hampshire; Francis. Of
Indianapolis: Olmstead. of Central New
York; GTavatt, of West Virginia; Worth
ingtOn, Of Nebraska. Deane, of Albany;
WOOdcOck. Of Kentucky; Scarborough, Of
New Jersey; Mccormick, of Western
Michigan; Brown, of Arkansas; Caller, of
Tennessee; Van BUTen. of Porto Rico:
Keator. of Olympia: Aves, of Mexico;
Paret, Of Maryland; Johnson, of Los
Angeles; Lawrence, of Massachusetts:
Goldman, Of Maine; Partridge, of Shang-
hal, and Brent. OF the Philippines
The distinguished visitors will be en-
tertained by members OF the local clergy
and of tho various congregations at re-
ceptions and other social functions during
their stay in this city. A meeting was
held at Bishop Satterlee's residence yes
terday afternoon of priests Of the Episco-
pal Church In this city and members Of
the congregations to discuss plans for the
approaching festivities.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-21
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Carter had assisted in nursing him at va
rious times. but her own condition be-
came such that he had to forbid this.
According to the doctors story, Mrs. Car
ter went to the White house this morn
ing, having been sent for. she said, by
Mr.. White.
After Mrs. Carter left the White house
In the afternoon. Dr. Foster engaged
Cleeland, the male nurse, and he was IN
charge Of Mr.. White when Mrs. Carter
came back az O'Clock.
Cleeland told Coroner Dooley that the
woman appeared 10 be sick and 10 be
suffering from drugs. and reeled several
times rs he talked 10 her He told her
that she could not see White and Mrs.
Carter seemed TO become worse. Clee-
land said that, on account of the wOmans
condition, she was taken upstairs and
allowed TO go into the room adjoining
Mt Whites Mr. White was then asleep,
but when he woke Up, the nurse says that
he told him Of the woman's request. and
that White said that he did not want 10
see her until the next morning, anyway.
Fatal shot Heard in Sick Room.
Cleeland says that towards o'clock
as he went TO set It the woman. who
had been doing on the lounge. woke up
and asked what time it was. The nurse
told her. and just as ne stepped into
Whites room with the water he heard a
shot. When he rushed back into the room
where the woman was, he found her with
d bullet hole in her temple and the re-
volver on the floor. The bullet had
passed through both temples. DR.. Foster
was telephonec for. but the woman was
dead long before he got there
Coroner D0oley got the nurses state
ment, and decided that it was a plain
case OF suicide. He said there was no
need for an inquest.
In a plain envelope the coroner found
the 500 bill and the pair of gold link
sleeve-buttons. This was evidently the
package the woman wanted to give
White. IN her pOcketbook was found a
receipt for 500. signed by one Ira SAT-
fold. Who he is the police did not learn
This receipt was dated September 19. and
read:
Received from Mrs Garter, the sum
of 500 in fun payment"
The wOman's possessions consisted of
several silver bracelets. a bOn-bon box.
a gun-metal watch. one ring set with
several diamonds, and one wedding ring.
Mrs. White told the police that she
had no intimatiOn Of the tragedy until
she entered the house.
Thinks Woman Was Demented.
We have both helped support Mrs.
Carter for a long time, she said in an
swer to questions Il, in particular, have
done this She was very charitable
The Washington herald., 1907-09-21
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE.

Buffalo, n. Y, Sept 20-Sitting oppo-
site her husband and sixteen-year-old son, at the
breakfast table, this morning Alrs MAry Kent
forty years old. without warning. drank half q cup
Of earbolic acid aud died from its Effects
Denver. Sept. 20.-Thrown in constant
COmpaniCnShip with his mother -in-law Mrs Augusta
J, King after the death Of his wife James Par
fell in love with her and married her here yes
terday. Parsons wife died two years ago.
Stamford. Conn. Sept 20-George Belts,
electrician Of Brooklyn. is believed 70 be
ncnfushle electric conductor While at work on the
New Haven rosd at Coscob yesterday he picked up
wire carrying 1900 volts Of electricity. He was un-
injured.
Guthrie. Okla. Sept. 20-Poiice are
searching for miscresnt who sent a bomb through
the mail to Gov. Frantz. II contained enough e1-
plosive 10 have blown the executive Office to frag-
ments but. fortunately. its nature was discovered
before the package was opened.
Philadelphia. Sept. 2O.-Because Frank
Kergski, forty years old refused TO obey his wfe's
order TO leave her. she poisoned him with arsenic
according to officials Of the ooroner's Office The
widow, together with her sisters husband. Joseph
Durrock, was arrested yesterday. charged with the
crime.