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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03
AUCTION SALES.


ON Tuesday, Feb. 5, at 1890 a. m, No.
80 East First South street Fine lot
hlgn-grade goods, fine Vose upright piano,
Isl 500. good as new, parlOr cabinet
t, ',ssit $50 mahogany rockers, chairs and
@ue PEDESTAL and fine lamps. center Ia
I,s' Tile hail mirror and settee. china
ei'seI book cases, fine Century Diction-
als and encyclopedia, solid brass bed,
Nhte nalr mattresses, iron beds, child's
, cribs golf sticks. two fine refrigera-
cf's, steel range, laundry stove, tables,
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY.
tn vs. a; m. at rear of No. 50 Main
is| VIII sell for storage. etc. china
80 =. wardrobe beds. mattresses. extern
st or ana center tables. rockers and chairs,
~ - 0lilce fixtures, lot cooking uten-
nen,i ano thousand other articles not
X A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
,. by E. NJ. ONION. ON Monday. Feb. 4.
viii Sc m; at l25 West 18th South ST..
ana SOLO carpets and rugs. rockers
nation o,id,rs, touches, center tables. cOmbi-
Isc s-Vn bookcase parlor desk portieres
fino us,ssalns dressing table and chairs.
two Foinee, good steel range, hall tree.
comro5ann beds. iron beds. dFessers.
,o,,ot 'Vues. bedding. -ohiffoniers. sanitary
weSa washing machine. china and glass
,o.sS +. NJ Onion. ON Tuesday. Feb. ;.
viii ~ VI az 4plsa South Main lin rear
chair soid carpets and rugs. rockers
range NTehier tables. Home Comfort steel
non be ssho,eum dining table and chairs,
heatinre oreSSers. commOdes.- chiffonier
Hah+ stove. tine table lan1p. electric
fruit is lures, lot home made fruit. lot
ware. NV, garden hose. toilet sets. plated
saddle 10y mouse plants, jardinieres. riding
a-brae emu ssa bride, single harness, lot brio
-
Ali'TTON~
nesdav ~ SALE OF Furniture. We'd
Hardhan 49,, at 10 a. m. One upright
Brigham 1yv ol..-one large oil painting. OF
stove d,n,rno uhg, one range. heating
ro ooSng utensils psrIor '' snrn,t diSnes
sary for hste, etc. Everything neces-
- housekeeping. so 4th ST.
W. 2ddTss oug,5RE Of Groom house ia
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The whole corner. 165 Tt at S26S.OO per
foot, 165 feet deep.
$4,000 per foot
we call your attention to the finest
available business corner ON West TEN,
pie, half block west of the proposed New
house hotel on Main and Fourth South.
Tor which ground he paid $3.50 per
front loot On Main Our corner. l6j feet
on West Temple. 100 feet on 4th South
facing east and north. 500 per foot will
be conservative value the moment Main
ST improvements are commenced by MI
NeWhOusC
TRACKAGE.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
broom mod. bT.. southeast;
built about two years; a bar
gam.
S-room mod. brick on 10Th E.;
built within the past few years;
hardwood floors, modern plumb
Ing and heat; sewers, sidewalks,
5000
5-room brick, southeast. 5Oxl92
feet.
i0xl07 feet. 9th East near 9th
South. 500. Best terms ever Of
fered.
2l2X1o rods, 18th East near 9Th
South.
$500
Easy terms.
l0xlJ0 feet, Sd South between
18th and 18th East.
$500
Main street property at prices
that are right
Residences at the right fig
uTeS.
We have vacant property in slL
parts of the city.
HOUSTON real. ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
Phones %. 251 South Main St.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
AN ELEGANT SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
LARGE RECEPTION HALL.
HOT WATER HEAT.
BATH AND TOILET SEPARATE.
LAUNDRY IN BASEMENT.
CONNECTED WITH SEWER.
BARN
LOT 414x1G5 FEET.
THIS is A BARGAIN.
CLOSE IN.
EAST SIDE.
$1,000
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES in0.
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TRACKAGE.

SHlOOO0-This week, next week. S. POO. and
500 more each week thereafter
until sold. or until price reaches
$1,000, its present value, for that
choice trackage and warehouse
corner on 9Th W. and 9Th So. 325X
20 feet and streets on all four
sides. Wake up. don't YOU know
a good thing when you see st.?
VIII you make the profit or will
YOU sleep until we do.
YOU sleep until we do?
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< piece of property on Main St. i'm
proved with a substantial 5-stOrY build
Ing VIII deliver at $3.50 per foot.
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On State St. near 1st South. &c feet
frontage and deeper than 10 rods. owner
asks 800 foot, but think price can be
shaded. Want an offer.
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1O-ROOM modern brick house, No 526
South Third East street-S6,500
Also 7-rOOm modern red pressed brick
residence and barn. ground 212XS rods
No. ZIG . street-$4750.
groom double terrace modern. red
pressed brick, lot 50Xl3l feet-94 and go
West Second South-A.5O0.
5-room modern pressed brick residence
on Fourth between M and y streets, fac
ing south. with driveway and turn around
i'm rear-$3. go.
5-room pressed brick house. modern, lot
2Iax7 rods with driveway in rear, on
Fourth street between l. and NJ, facing
sOuth-S3,500.
Lots on / street between Seventh and
Eighth streets, 2lsxlo rods, facing west
5000
streets. 33x11O feet and 11-foot driveway
on east side-S750.
On First South between Twelfth and
Fifteenth East streets, 2lax1O rods to a
A II. Birreil. c. South Main street.
Both phones. Ind. 1913; Bell. $50.
put YOUR EAR TO THE GROUND
AND LISTEN TO THE TREAD OF TIE
ONCOMING INVESTORS.
Now is the time to buy real estate.
Don't lag behind. get a ''wiggle" on
you and purchase bargains like these:
$l.050. choice 5X10 corner, southeast
Double car service
$1,000, frame rooms, city water in, cor
50, 400. buff brick. modern. choice
rooms, bath, c. l., large lot. paved walks
A snap.
$500 red brick rooms. built like a
bridge. close in, west side. Lots OF 9TH
ers. See me il you want 10 buy. | can
suit yOu.
A. c. sadler basement Atlas block.
A. MKELLAR & COMPANY.
Sl,75
Buys nice broom brick cottage. with lot
60xi45 feet. chicken runs, etc. good Ioca-
ton, southeast. Owner left the city
$500
Groom brick cottage on 9th f. near
Groom modern home, with furnace.
choice corner lot on % St.
A M'KELLAR q COMPANY.
631s West Second South
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
If you want TO buy. sell or exchange
real estate. try
CRoMER'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
50 East Third South,
Sill Engelman. Manager
A 4-room frame house on lot 2x9 rods
with 16-foot alley, $l.700
| 215x10 rods. with a 5-room and 3-room
house on property. close in. $500.
SOME LOTS.
s5x10o feet, 4th South near 18th East.
$780,
Another.
Another.
Corner. s5xiOo feet, 9TH South and 18th
i5xSo feet, Attn South between 18th and
4 18th e. $50.
| Another.
Corner, 5OxsO. 4th South and Douglas
Ave, $1,ooo.
| Iots-aIl kinds-all sizes-aIi prices--in
the south and southeast part of city, for
sale on monthly payments
FRITSCH. No IL East Second South st.
Phones: Ind. 747; Bell 1866.
BARGAIN
I'D so. between Sth and 9Th West. 6-r.
/ house lots, vacant. loft. alley.
5000.
s. c. WING.
10 Commercial Bldg.
WE BUY and. sell real estate. Bring 4
along. Mariger. Wilson hotel. Phone col.
SEE stowe Palmer ad. Last page
| Section l.
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Properties in all parts OF the city at
prices which cannot be duplicated by
any other firm
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on 2d South. a corner on ID West. COX
ll2 feet for $4,000. Can make reasonable
terms. Ought to bring $4,000 in the
spring.
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s 550O0-Takes the last lot on So IT street
on 18th r.. near 9th So. 3SlaX121 IT.
10 alley. city water sidewalk.
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| 81. 200 00-Fine corner east and north front
on 9th East and 9Th So. 49i5xl1515
IT. to alley.
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ANY one of these properties will com
mend itself 10 your Judgment as 10 price
il il is what you want.
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IIrTLE & LITTLE.

a. Richter. 10 W. LIST So. Phones sH.
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| 5 150.00-East front on 9Th East near 18th
So. sidewalk. 39laXl15 II. to alley.
eft turn i'm rear. You can't buy
this lot in mos for $1,000.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
broom mod. br.. southeast;
built about two years; a bar
gam.
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BY OWNER.-Corner. 1 cottages. new.
SS.e1a, will pay 10 per cent owner Address
II Il Herald. Phone 1929 Red.
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S lJOO0-each. takes last lots, 59X1+0 #.
10 alley. on regular 81.
s 10000 TO $500 same size, closer in.
These lots will increase surely in near
f1furp
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Ii 7 LIZ q II I 7 I'M
Elegant pressed br. heavily trimmed
with cut stone. s rooms, modern in every
way. apartments in basement. house
would cost 5000 10 build. lot H5Xl0;
worth 81. 200; is very close in. $1,000.
6-rOom. two-stOry fr., fine condition, lot
Sx9. near Main and 10th So, $3.50.
S-room. two-story. pressed Dr.. mod IN
every way, large cemented basement, tot
let and laundry in basement, T. side,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03

We have vacant property in an
parts of the city.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
Phones q. 251 South Main St.
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TO TRADE.

BICYCLE for typewriter. standard
make Meredith & Guthrie. 800 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03

ARE YOU WATCHING WHAT'S DO
ING on CAPITOL HILL. THE MOB
HILL OF THE GREATER SALT
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SALT LAKE SCAyENGER CO Office
Atlas Block basement. Tel. 150.
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Some Business Properties.
On West LIST South. small piece OF prop
erty, which ] believe is good buy at
$500.
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RAILROAD AND WORKING MEN.

wen guarantee an increase in value in
any of which YOU can not buy at less
than . per cent to % per cent above
price we sold at.
GLENN SUBDIVISION. 9TH SOUTH.
WEST TEMPLE AND 1ST WEST.
5 275.OO-each. choice of ; only on Jeffcr
son ST.. facing west, 25X156 #. TO
19-ft. alley
5 n25O-3 7laxl56 IT. to 19-ft. alley. on
jefferson, facing west.
S50OO-S5x15G it, corner jefferson st.
j3oVD-Choice OF 25Xll6 II. TO Oft. alley.
on LIST West. below 9Th So
s IS7.JO-57l2x146 to 2O-ft. alley. LIST West.
S350.0O and $4,000 takes corners.
You will have to hurry on these Glenn
Division lots.
All sold on easy terms, IS months to
pay for them.
ARE YOU WATCHING WHAT'S DO
ING on CAPITOL HILL. THE MOB
HILL OF THE GREATER SALT
LAKE?
S 1000 each. takes last lots, 59x140 #.
TO alley, on regular 81.
10000 TO $500 same size, closer in.
These lots will increase surely i'm near
future
5j0.00--Takes the last lot on So #. street
on 9TH r.. near 9th So. 5Sl9X12i IT.
TO alley, city water. sidewalk.
$l,9OO0O-Flne corner east and north front.
on 9th East and 9Th So. 49i2xl151s
#. to alley.
15000-East front on 9Th East near 9Th
So. sidewalk. 39l2Xl15 IT, to alley
eft. turn i'm rear. You can't buy
this lot i'm 8 mos. for 81 900.
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SPECIAL clothing bargains Hundreds
OF up-to-date suits ana overcoafs, yoar
choice. $500: worth s12O0 $500 TO $500.
TIE HUB so East First South
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

LET US manage your tenants. Me-
tropolis II. Z. Co., 6Sls w. I'd South,
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Division lots.
All sold on easy terms. IS months to
pay for them.
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Groom frame. brick lined por. bath.
e. L., lot 5O219O blocks from p. o., in
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On a corner on LIST ST., facing south
and west. SKIS rods with S-room modern ?
story residence hardwood floors in hall
barn and barn separate from lot, and can
make reasonable terms on this PROPOSE
ton.
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S-To0m mod. brick on 10Th E.;
built within the past few years;
hardwood floors, modern plumb
ing and heat; sewers, sidewalks,
RfH ONLY
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wei guarantee an increase in value in
the near future. - lots were sold last year,
any of which YOU can not buy at less
than . per cent TO % per cent above
price we sold at.
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5000 and up.
If you are looking for a new, modern.
up-to-date home. 6. Z, s or rooms, ex-
anime the houses l am building on Sd ST.
bet and p. VIII deed them TO you free
Of charge if you will find better built
homes for sale in the city.
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Residences at the right Zig
uIeS.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Friday, February IS, 1907.
A WISE REFoRM system.

GONE people, and there are very few OF them
> represented chiefly by a newspaper that is
the organ OF personal or selfish interests, are in
dire fear Of the initiative and referendum All
sorts Of scare-crows are set up by the opponents
of the measure in their feeble efforts TO halt the
progress Of the movement. The personality OF
some of its advocates is assaied and suspicious or
similar motives are limited at. The personality
Of one or two men in the movement, even should
It be Objectionable, which we do not concede has
nothing to do with the movement itself. We
cannot see why there should be any reasonable
objection to the measure There is nothing rad
ical attempted in any bill that may be presented
to the General Assembly upon this subject
The referendum is most excellent safeguard
and check upon bad and vicious legislation The
citing of "town meetings" and how they hunSed
out has nothing to do with the case. If people
proved so indifferent as they did under the old
town meeting system, there would never be any
call for the operation OF the initiative and refer
endum 1t would remain harmless on the stat
ute books. but it would be there, capable OF being
revived into action at the call of any number of
public spirited citizens The mere fact that it
was not invoked would do no damage. 1t is
doubtful whether it would be used as frequently
as some Of its ardent supporters anticipate. But
the opponents OF the law are mistaken if they
fancy that the people of this city are absolutely
inert so far as their civic pride and concern in
their own poc<etbooks are concerned. We think
the agitation for the adjustment of taxes has
some basis Evidently City Council believes so
also or it would not have passed the resolution
calling for conference for consideration of this
question. At our recent municipal convention
THIS topic was uppermost Before the House at
Dover, too, committee is TO make report on
the revenue system of the State. These in
stances show that the people are becoming alive
TO these important questions despite the attitude
of the ultra-conservatives and the moss-backs
OF course there are certain private and selfish
interests that oppose the initiative and referen-
dun as they do any other suggested reform
They wish things to remain as they are. They
are getting what they want and letting the other
fellow pay the taxes. They are not to be blamed
so long as the people continue to allow that sort
of thing If man continually permits himself
10 be held up on the street and makes no effort
to defend himself or to get the police to hunt for
the highwayman, that man has himself much to
blame. If the people continue to pay taxes with
out complaint and know that the taxation system
IS not equitable, they themselves must bear the
burden.
The initiative and referendum would place re-
sponsibility with the voters, where it should be-
long. We do not believe it would be exercised
foohshly or without reason.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Jests and JingIes

Hang it," srowed young Lovett to the girl OF his
heart 1T every time 1 think that $40
lost to-day. 1 certainly feel II ia like have
somebody kick me-"
"BBy the way. Jack said the dear gir. dreamay
"dont you think you'd better speak father this even
ing?"-Phladelphia Press.
Hisks-I going to give a little conundrum.
and wonder the newspapers haven's Rad it yet
wioks-wen, hre away
Hicks-when a in a restaurant complains to the
waiter the beef is tough, what English
author does the waiter name in replyg-somersvine
Journal
she-so II you put shilling horse at 20 to 1.
and Il wins, you win 20 shflingsg"
He-Yes.
she-And II you put a shilling at to 1?
He-You win shillings.
she--And what do you win if put it at o'clock
axactly?-Ally sioTers
Evening journal., 1907-02-15

many Wileys floating around loose in Delaware
the profession is justified in trying to get a law
passed calling for higher education of the men
who dose us and feel our pulses, look at our
tongues and write our prescriptions or jolly US,
with the help OF nature, back TO good health. But
we do not see how a rigid requirement of the
Latin Scientific course would compel young
doctor TO learn more of medicine. If he is stu
dious, thoughtful and has a little common sense
he will not be preposterous Wiley who could
not tell fake question Of a lawyer from a true
one, and who lacking in rudimentary medi-
cal knowledge and grossly unfamiliar with even
the names OF writers Of standard medical au-
thorities
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
MAY GIVE UP
THE ASSOCIATION
Suggested That Merchants be
MERGED With the Board
of Trade

To disband OF continue the organ
azation was the chief topic for dis
cussion before the Mercantile Asso-
citation at its meeting last night, and
after a lengthy argument on the ques-
ton a committee Of five was appoint
ed to confer with a committee OF the
Board of Trade to see what benefits
the merchants of the city would de-
rive by merging their present member
ship with the Board of Trade. This
committee was given full power to act
in the matter and il they find It ad-
visable 20 discontinue the Mercantile
Association and get equally secure
protection from the Board Of Trade
they will close the merger.
Josiah Marvel who was at the meet
ing last night as a public speaker in
troduced the subject in the course Of
his address He recounted the good
work the association had done and the
good It might do but pointed out that
interest among the members was dy-
ing out and as they could by becom-
ing members Of the Board Of Trade
have a committee appointed from
among the members of that organiza-
tion to look after the interests Of the
retail merchants and thereby be pro-
tected as well as they can by their own
association he advised them to do so.
This was strongly opposed by many
members who favored the Mercantile
Association going ahead as an inde-
pendent organization and who thought
they could accomplish moro good by
themselves. However, the motion TO
have the committee appointed was
finally carried and President O'Neal
named Daniel DuRoss, f. II. Steinle,
James Wright. Frank O'Donnel and
James c. O'Neal.
r. ]. Maclean was a speaker before
the meeting and stated that he was
very much impressed with the work
the body was doing. He also compile
tnented President O'Neal on the very
business-li<e maner In which he trans
acted the AFFAIRS OF the meeting.
The proposition OF the Civic Com
mittee of the New Century Club to
have the association assist in the lee
ture OF Frank Miles Day which is 10
be given here was laid over until the
next meeting.
An amendment to the bylaws chang
ing the annual dues from s6 TO 81
was given its first reading. BY this
change IL is hoped more merchants Will
be induced 10 join the organization
Charles S. CleiAnd was elected a mem
Der Of the organization
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
is IT WORTH THE cANDLEp

TNHE women suffragists in England are mill
\ tant They storm the House of Commons
and occupy seats demanding that they be heard
The police dealt with them in a matter Of fact
way and ffty-six were arrested and hailed before
ordinary court, where they were fined Re-
fusing to pay the money penalty, they were sent
TO cells where they will indulge in martyrdom for
the admiration Of their followers.
The leaders of the women think that by these
tactics they will so impress the country that the
franchise they want will be granted them. But
England is nation where Herbert Spencer de-
clared practically that women should not have
the right TO vote on the larger questions unless
they were capable of bearing arms and going to
war. Not many will hold his view. If, how
ever, the great mass OF women really wanted to
vote no doubt they could gain the suffrage in
England or in this country either. But as fact,
government in this country is no better where the
women do exercise the privileges of franchise
than it is in the States where they do not and
where most Of them have no desire to do so.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Personal and Pertinent

Former Municipal Judge J. Frank Ball is fast becom-
ing OF the ing lights OF the New county
IN criminal practice and his services beias
stanlly sought by those who have befor. the
Courts OF oyer and Termner and General Sessions
an indication OF Judge Balls skill it may cited that
the that he participated in at the present
session the the i'm instance the Herr
mann case. disagreed and yesterday Michael Uzzo
charged with murder. acquitted II is Judge Balls
policy never browbeat witness and by preserving
method he usually in cross-examnation draws them
into the meshes Of contradictions which difficult
escape from with grace. Twelve years experience as
judge Of the city given him clear insight
the eccentricities Of human nature.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
NO CONFERENCE WAS HELD

The hntnce and law committees Oh
City Council and the Representatives
of the steam railroad and telegraph
companies we're to have held a con-
ference on thes ubject Of taxation last
night, but nothing was done and a
meeting win likely be held either on
Monday or Tuesday evening Of next
week.
representatives OF the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad and the Western Union
telegraph Company were present and
asked for an extension Of time 50 that.
a plan may be prepared and submit
ted to Council Andrew z. Sanborn,
The general counsel Of the two COM.
panies named, was unable 10 be pres
ent last night and John Biggs, chief
counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. desired Mr.. Sanborn to be
there when the matter Is discussed.
Evening journal., 1907-02-15
Editorial Opinion
rrIbute . a NobIe Woman.

Tho premature but not unexpected death
OF Mrs. Kenney, wife Of the Ex-senator,
win be feeiingiy noted in many social and
charitable circles amidst which her whole
life had been spent. She died compare
lively young afte- an heroic struggle Of
months against tho inevitable. She was a
friend to the poor, and sympathetic with
all worldly trials and sorrows. Probably
as hostess Mrs. Kenney was at her best.
and the visitor carried away delightful inn
pressions of her magnetic hospitality
which will be now tenderly recalled. But
better and nobler than the above, she be-
lieved implicitly in her husband and re-
joiced in his joys. and wept in his sor-
rows. The ex-senator has now the SYM
pathies OF hosts OF his fellow mortals in
this the most unfortunate period Of his
life.-Delaware state News