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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
q Ger Lyon Gets Two Men Believed
To Haze Robbed Saloon.

On Saturday night officer Morris Lyon
arrested two men who gave the ma mes of
George Boushton and J O'Maiey on sus-
picton OF being two OF the three men who
on Friday morning held up and robbed
OF s17 C. VaTTaas Il Greek who runs A
saloon on west South Temple street The
saloonnan says the men came into his
5 o. clock IN the morning, says the Greek
Boughton came In and dTa wiug reY0lv-
er. ordered him 20 hand over his money
Tho other two men assisted In the rob.
berry Varralas has identified Houshton
and O'Naley
Saturday night Officer Lyon loca ted the
two men in a house ON Commercial
street and placed them under arrest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
POSED AS A WOMAN.


Granada. Spain, March Ca curious case
or man masking as woman has Dc
veloped here, For some years the man
has posed here as a woman teacher OF
English and during that time has received
several Offers u marriage,
Recently the supposed wQman present
cd herself 10 a branch Of ihe Bank Of
spa In with draft made ont With tho first
namC as that n man, The cashlsI re-
fused 70 pay the draft Pretty soon rht
applicant came back dressed as n man.
The bank mRdo inqulrfes ard learned ,hu
the supposed woman WAS actuully q man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
DON'T COMPLAIN

II your chest pains and you are Unable
TO sleep because Of a cough, buy a bottle
If Isatlard's BOrehound Syrup, and YOU
and that cough WIN hot last Ions. 4 cure
for all pulmonary diseases. Mrs. j.
Galveston, TeaQe writes II can't say
enough for Isnllard's HOrehoDnd Syrup
The relief II has given me is all that Is
necessary fog me TO say Sold by y, G.
NJ l. Drug Dept, III and lls South Main
Street b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
cuHEs OLD SORES.

WestmOreland Sans, May 3 l9D2. Bal.
lard STOW LInlrrcnt Co: Your snow I.nI.
Rent cured an Old sore on the side OF my
The sore WAS stubborn and would not
yield TO Urea tinent untIl tried Show Lin.
lmenL WHICH dld the work in short or
der Ny sster. Mrs. sophia J. Carson, Al
lensvllie MIMI Co, Pa, has sore and
missrusts that 1t is cancer. Please send
her Zoe. bottle. Sold by a. C. NJ |. Drug
Dept liz and ia South Main ST. II
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TAINTED HASH.


Leavenworth, Kan. March 4.---One
death resulted today among tho 900 old
soldiers at the national soldiers HON,
here who were poisoned b. eatIng
tainted ahsh The victim was William
J- Cook, aged "a years member OF
tho Fourteenth Missouri cayary. Hc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

Tho time and corrected under Mr. Del.
mas direction
My mother sent her lXcaelnyly
clear affidavit Friday morning to be
copied AZ the office ~ Hartrldge aud
l'eahudN, and proceeded there lgter to-
atlia her signature undey oath.
1T WAS written by hev at hcr hctcl
VIA NO suggestions from any one
vhonsoevor, ana is filed exactly ts she
prepared II
- -------
RED HOT HANDS, tTCING,
Burning cracked and bleeding with
eczema cured by Cutlcura.
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CONFERENCE
Reduced Rates Via Oregon hort Line


Tickets on sale from Ogden and IN
sermediate points April 4th to eth,
inclusive, final limit April l2th. From
other sta lions I'm Utah north OF Ogden
April 5rd TO Sth, inclusive final limit
ApriI 15th- From Idaho points April
Bird 10 9Th. inclusive. flnal limit April
18th, From Union Paclfic points.
Green River and west. April 3rd to
9Th, Inclusive limited to April 18th
From Southern Pacific points east OF
Monticello, April 9rd to 9Th, Inclusive.
linal limit April 18th. For rates and
further information, see agents
When the president OF tho Tnitei
States visits Arks nsas in a few weak
some Of the natives VIII be surprised
10 see how robust and young rtly
Andy Jackson is keeping
We can fill orders promptly
MARTIN COAL co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

II you haven't the time 20 exercise
regularly, DOan's ReguIets will prevent
constipation They induce a mild. easy,
healthful action OF the bowels without
gripping Ask your druggist Tor thenl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
TO CURE GRIP i'm TWO DAYS.

Laxative Bromo Qllmihe removes the
cause. To get the genuine. cal for FUN
name and look Tor signature OF Il, w.
GROVE, 2Sc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
NOTICE TO LADIES.

Wanting Easter Millinery, Spring or
Summer Dress or Street Hats. When
ready TO select give me a call You
will find the styles right. the work
neat and prices most easonabIe.
MRS, r. WARREN.
SO T. LIST South st,
We can fill orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Dpan's Oint-
meni cures itching, bleeding OF protud-
Ing piles after years Of suffering At
any drag syore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

When Yon Buy vogeler's
Seeds you buy the very best. but be
sure they are Vogeler's-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

We can hl orders promptly
MARTIN COAL GO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
OPEN ON SUNDAY.
Two Saloon Men Arrested for Selling
Liquor Yesterday.

A man nsrned Field of the Branch sa.
loon. Il Commercial street was arrested
last evening by Detectives Shannon and
Wilson ON the charge of selling liquor on
Sunday, The officers saw a man named
Tom Harris go to the saloon and secure
"a bottle Of whisky.
Yesterday afternoon officers arrested
Andrew Pappas of the Greek salocA s2J
west Second South street, and a Greek
named Fossai Of go west
Second South street. on the charge Of ylo-
lating the Sunday closing law. All were
placed under s1oo bonds. The police claim
TO have plenty OF evidence against the sa-
loOnmen.
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PILES CURED IN @ To II DAYS.
PA2o OINTMENT Is glara nteed TO cure
any case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Piles in 9 TO ~ days or money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

We can fiIl ord promptly.
MARTIN COAL co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

President Anthem IL. Lund related
SOME of the stirring events OF Brother
Mayeoek's life while In the mission
field, il was during the im0 OF the
spea ker's presidency over the European
mission that q man was needed To send
10 preside over the Turkish mission.
What elder In the German mission
can We send tn take that mission, was
the question and all pointed 20 Phillip
M~-pck He WAS sent to Turkey and
ftllea an able and honorable mission
Their had been no elders III that mis-.
sion for long time, and the position
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

New York, March 9a,--HaTry X, Thaw
tonight made public another statement,
this tlme denying q rumor which he
believes rs CURRENT 10 the effect THAI
there lis dISsensiOn among his counsel,
Ne also refers 10 lie ahtd1vltS filed
with Justice Fitzgerald BY his attuT-
ucys In opposition Ia the appointment
" lunacy commission 10 examine him.
A. Russell Polhody who gave the
matter 10 the press uttCr he had had "a
conference wltb other members oI
'rhNWs counsel designated II as the
third statement Issued by Thaw since
Aug 40 last II rAJWi
II wish 10 deny tlc rntnor that there
81 dlsaauslou AMONG nay counsel
Owing To- the limited tlme-afll-
dlvits were prepared simultaneously al
TIE office of Mr., Deimas and OF Messgs-
liartrldee and Peabody. -Four that
were completed March ~ AL the latter
office lycre transmitted 20 tllc former.
and all OF that date were prInted to-
gether under MT DeImas supervision
Those made March ~ were brought
TO me. as ! MAS nearest the court.
Il examined he last four from
MessTs dartridBe and Peabody and
one from Mr. Dolmas ONCE and found
them cminenty satisfactory,
This method Was sanctioned by AIr-
Delmas Had ! considered that any
thing in thc last Affidavit might BE-
considered inappropriate FOR this COCA.
sion It would have been withdrawn for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

jerome Ia easier beaten than per.
spaded. ii appears, seyenty.eihht let
ters all very good today. and Six spe-
clals. / spoke To my wife and mother
nAd I think with pr, Wagner Of
WHITES boast Of having spent sl2O 900
upon himself n 1905 Don't YOU wish
this in evidence 30 you can use the
pnlnt that he spent several times more
money than ! ala annually MT. Nc.
caleb appeared better than Jerome IN
Inc matter OF club conYIvlailty ana club
condolences"
Tbawf letter 10 Mr. DeImas directing
him to assume fall charge Of the case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Social and Personal =:

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sss sfs favor ds sss 1T s Ss % s sss
81 nay. s s s5's ss s ;
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s iss: R;is s;' sss$. K ss @
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f'S Ss ~ ssssss w. @
10 81 Street Ts srnse 4. h guest sfs
sion for Norfok Wednesday
party at =, i.
om m aey Employed AGAIN Th @
Womans with Mrs Frank Duke " eharman promises everything
held In October ct Wesovs
VIII 1 W s ssss sa"Fy q .9s
j. Taylor Eiyson Reports
at
greatly pleased at the
saa, ARIZONA BENJAMIN
active and
to Ssr ID sonse ssioos h9
November 2sth Il Is al
seeper 81 TSnEssvns @
..%..
vrsnia
Looking those primitive and through the
That the society bellies viii enjoy thg
BALL. are
Joy the homage aSS ssiens s. fight S @ Ell sa'
calendar for the remaining days Of November
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zion. Therefore. much enthusiasm has
been now aroused by the news that
arrarg dnents already under way rem.
der the dance OF this year an as
sured fact.
The young men Of the city will re-
verse leap year AMI coll .ge presidents
| by being the hosts Of the 1907 Thanks.
giving german. for which Invitations
will be Issued during tie coming week.
Arrangem ants for the german are In
charge Of MI S Caroline Ar,nAstead
and Miss Lillian Binford.
Miss o'Fcrrall Entcrtnins.
Miss Mabel o'Ferrall gave a charm
irg bridge party Friday evening In
nonor OF her guest. Miss Huntington,
of Farmvill Guests of the evening
were: MISS pun,ingto.i. Miss Frances
Myers Mis- Ellen Witt. Miss Virginia
! Watkins. Miss Lucy Ford Workman.
Miss Helen Tanner. Miss Josephine Ell
| lett, Miss juliet ksith. Miss Anne
Royal, Miss Edith Taylor. Nr,ss syl-
via Ausustine, Nj Sarah Chamber
layne and Miss Nora Randolph
A1essrs. William Crump. Travers Epps.
George Fitzgerald, Pickett Lathrop.
Sanford HUTCHINSON. Peyton Fleming,
William Wingo. rutherford Rose.
richard Fox and Tom Ell 1T.
Has Returned Home.
Miss Sue Hampton Tyler. Daughter
| of former Governor J. Hose Tyler. who
| has been visiting Mrs. Preston Car
son. at DUNDEE has returned home.
| Mrs. Carson was the hostess OF one of
the prettiest bridge parties Of the
month on Thursday afternoon las',
when ten tables were filled with her
friends among the married rnerrbers
OF Richmond's smart set.
Decorations in pink were carried out
In lovely imported favors as souve-
| always one Of the most graceful Of
entertainers. and possesses exquisite
| taste Iii the development Of decorative
! color schem
Gard--Johnsoa.
Announcement is made Of the ap.
| preaching marriage OF Miss NJ. Helen
/ johnson Of Cont ord. n. G, and Mr..
], James Robert Gard, 81 Fort Worth
| Texas. The marriage will taEe place
! at noon on Saturday, the t6tb OF No
| venber. at Avalon. Texas.
| Miss johnson Is weil-knt wn liz -e,
having visited her sister, Mrs. Kase
(, B. Verne, of No. &03 East Main Street.
The ceremony will be performed by
Miss Johnson's aged grandfather, the
Rev. Angus Johnson. OF Avalon. Texas
who Is In his min ,ty- ninth year, AMI
| probably the oldest minister In the
Presbyterian Church.
! After the ceremony Mr.. Gard and his
bride will leave Immediately for Rich
/ nlond. Va, to be present at tho mar.
riage of her brother, Mr.. William
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The6philus sJohnson, to Miss Anne
Elisabet Ivinkiieids which VIII bo at
s O'clock on the evening OF November
2lst, at AIizbAh' Presbyterian ChuIth.
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Taylor-Glnrkc.

tn ylor-Clnrkc.
A most interesting social event Of
tomorrow Will be the wedding at ESQ
P. N. OF Miss Virginia Pollard Clarke.
the daughter of MIR. and Mrs G. Harvey.
Clarke, Of No. II East Grace Street.
this city. to Mr.. Inrtwel. Augustus
Taylor, of New Britain, Conn.,, the cere-
riony to be performed in the First Bap-
list Church. the uncle of the bride, the
Rev. DIR. Edward B. Pollard. of Ches-
ter. Pa, and the Rev. George w. Nc
Daniel officiating.
The bride Will be attended by Miss
Emma Clarke as maid o: honor. ana
Mr.. Bertram Chesterman Is to be the
grooms best man.
Other attenda nts will include Messrs.
Charles Lyon. of Savannah. Ga; Ed
ward Myer, of New Britain. Conn: DR..
Thomas w. Murrell. Messrs. Mason
Harris. John Sinton and Howard SUI
ton. all of Richmond, Va.
The wedding will be largely attended
and one OF the most fashionable cele
brations OF the November season.
The womnn's Club,
On Monday afternoon at half-past 4
o'clock General Marcus j. Wright, oil
Washington. ID. c., will address thu
members of the Womnns Club on "trhs
Social Evolution of Woman" Genera
Wright, N.>o will be the guest Of GLn-
eral and Mrs William Ruliin Cox Will,
in this city. is fine speaker. and
treats his subject In u most interest.
Ing manner.
Hostesses of the afternoon Will In
elude Mrs. John C, Robertson. Mrs
William l. Clopton, Mrs ". X. Savage
and Mrs. W. a Chambers.
On Tuesday the French Glass will
meet at noon. and on Wednesday al
1880 p. NJ. the first meeting nf the His
tory Class will take place, when Mrs
James D. Crump will read paper out.
lining the work for the year and enron
iciing the most interesting events OF
the first decade of the nineteenth cen
fury.
To Give Thanksgiving German.
Tho anEouncement that very at
tractive german Will be given on
the ev ming OF Thanksgiving Day. Mo-
ven,ber esth. from to ls o'clock. In
the Jefferson Hotel ballroom, has
proven of deep interest to the young
society people Of Richmond.
During preceding years the young
girls OF the city hava ANNUALLY given
dance in homo. OF their friends
among the visiting students of the
universities OF Virginia and North
Carolina. who came to Richmond fot
the Thanksgiving football game.
The transit Irencc of the game to
Norfolk has caused the discontinuanct
OF the dance for the past two sea-
sons. much to the discontinue of /;
young society contingent, who have
regr tied the incompleteness of the
holiday without its finishing celebra.
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The6philus sJohnson, to Miss Anne
Elisabeth yvinsield, which VIII DO at
s O'clock on the evening OF November
2lst at AIisbAh' Presbyteriah Church.
Guests at Mineola.
Mrs. George II nj Gibson. 81 Balti.
more Mrs. Mollie kaeslh Rosenbefg.
Of Galveston, Texas. and Miss Nellie
Macglll. who are guests Of Mrs. 8. y.
Drewry, at her country home, Min.
cola" near. Richmond, spent Friday In
tie city with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Gibson will be with her cousin,
Mrs. Graham Hobson,, AZ No. IA North
Jefferson Street, to-day.
Mrs. Frank Def0fd and children, OF
Baltimore. are Also spending Novembsr
with Mrs Dre,gry.
Mallory-nurton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas q. Burton have
issued invitations Tor the marriage OF
their daughter, Mary blanche, to Mr.
Ing. November 2lat. In the hom~ Of thu
Bride. No. 500 East I1Aixh Street
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies'
iAuxiliAry 81 tire Masonic Home will
be held THURSDAY, November 18th. 1t
the Home. Mrs. Barber, the superin.
tendent, extends a cordial Invitation
to the members OF the auxiliary and
the board OF governors OF the nome to
dina with her on that day Mt = r. NJ.
The meeting Tor the election 81 ofh-
GERS will be held subsequently,.
Mira. sps'sAt's Rsosptiss.
At The reception given Wednesday
evening last week BY pr. and Ar..
j. r. speight, OF FresnaAson street
Norfolk. Va. to the vlrEllla 'ptvtsior.'
United Daughters OF ths confedsrlcy,
guests were Welcomed by Mrs. apsiRht
Mrs. Claude a Swanson, Mra ": r
Mckinney. OF Petersphrs ana Mrs,
James 2. Leigh. Of NorfolA
the handsome drAwlnE-room was
profusely decorated In pslnts. ferni
and flow4rs, the collar scheme OF pink
and white being emphasized by chry,
santhsmurns In the two cclors and
pink shaded lights and candles: The
two columns that divide this old-eAs
Toned apartment were completely hid
den BIZ flowers ana 9arlands y 81 snil Is
and 6vsIhsaA a ayeA u 1rsss. wltf
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Special Coat at $40.
Value SIS.

we are constantly producing new. stylish Goats for
specially prices Here is example ready
this week:
Long Fitting Coat Sc inches long. % nice quality
Kersey. in black, castor and brown, made With
ss5 E $1,000
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selden. Mrs. sutton, Mrs, NJ. q. wal
lace md Miss Wilcox.
Meeting Of. General society.

Il. - ~ q ( q. !
Tho Richmond Representatives OF
the locul membership u the Unit d
Daughters of chs Conrederacy. who
attended the convention OF the Vir-
glnia Division in Norfolk last We X,
will have short space iii which to,
report the proceedings Of the State
Division, as the officers and delegates
Of thu general body OF Daughters.
from all the Southern States, will ass
semble IN Norfolk on Wednesday, NEXT,
November 1sth, to hold their fcur-y
general U. y. G, convention was held
IN Gulfport. Miss. Ii November Of
1906.
Tho present officers Of the general
hody are Mrs. Lizzie George Hender-
son, Of MI siss1pTi, preaident. Mrs. a..
Il. VOORHEES,, 81 California first vioe-
presidents; Mrs. b. A. s.. vaught, OF
New Orleans, La, second vice-pfesi-
dart: Mrs. Andrew L. Dowdell, Of Ala
mama. recording secretary; Mrs. A. w.
Rapl y, OF st. Louis, corresponding
sfcretary, Mrs. L. e. Williams. Of Ken
lucky. treasurer; Mrs. II n. Ralhes.
Savannah. Ca. custodian Of CROSSES.
and Miss Mary Leigh, IL Norfolll, Va.
custodian Of flags.
Richmond delegates to this joonyerl'
;;sion are Mra. N. v. Randolph, Mrs..
Thomas Bococls. Mrs. Georg lyon
Mrs. vawter. Mrs. Alfred Gray, Mrs.
w. NJ. Wade, Mrs. b. A., Blennet, Mrs.
John Tettey, Mrs, ., &, Richardson,
Mrs. ]. Enders johnson, Mrs. John g,
't4a gan. Mrs. Johnson, Miss Bettys al
Tyson, Mrs d. D.. Tavlor, Mrs. D. A.
Brown, Mrs. w. B. Freeman, Mrs. J.
w. White. Mrs, chi = Ferrell;J Misses
Nora Leary, Julia Leo, Leila Gray;
Louisa Purcell ana Helen Mcintyre,
Pntrick--LoylnE.
4 The marriage OF Miss Louise Cabell
\ Loving, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs, VII
Ifltatn a. Loving, TO Mr.. I,awr me Fat
conn esnM eosed In busihsss Win tSs hlail
lIlasN Factory. of this city will IA lse
plaos aA!stly vt w Aonae q the bride y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10

Fredericksburg. Va, who have been
visiting Mrs. ". A. Fletcher. LETT Fri
day to spend SOME time at Jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. Who spent
the summer and early autumn at VIII
loughby Beach. mas returned to thsl
city.
MI. and Mrs. Frank B. 1saacs have
returned TO the Chesterfield from New
England
MI. John II. Powell sailed by the
Continued on Third Page.)
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Novelties,
Dependable Glove Store
Of Richmond.

OF Richmond.
No matter what the demand, you will find our
stock ready to meet it. At present we are pat-
iticuarly fortunate In securing some lines consid-
erably under value.
Ladies' 1s.bntton Gace Cape OF heavy kid yyttt
y sssf ssTsis .eses' 75
Gace Gloves, ts.button made OF sott French kid
S' ""'s @'a nevs'' s@sos q saa.; snsss, $500
l2button Glaze Cape Cloves, heavy outsean with
sRi's point !, wrist 'svs' shade :. t.ss: 's. 2.98
ssss sss' ssS;' e sss $3.50
Ssss ssss vs.
s'ss &c. ss.s point lO
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q 5Nortr First street, ON November

No. g North First Street, on November
.14th. IS slS "
sss MI. Patrick Is q brother OF Mr..
Claude r. Patrick, Of Richmond, and of
the late Franz Patrick, also Of this city.
The announcement Is one Of interest TO
tlle.friends If the contracting PARTIES
Il, personal Mention.
Mrs. John Coxon Klein, OF San Fran
cisco and New York. Ii Visiting Mrs.
Anna Branch Cabell. at MOI 1909 Grows
Avenue. va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Compton. OF
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Dcbutants, Tea.

Mrs. James Taylor Robinson. OF No.
HOS West Avenue. was at home Friday
afternoon, from to Z. In honor OF her
debutante sstsr. Miss Marion Mon.
tague. s4S
Invitations have been issued tor tea
to be given Miss Montague in her
homo, No. II 11g South Third Street.
next Tuesday afternoon, November
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Interesting occasion.

A large contingent OF Richmond
ladies have been attending the annual
conference OF the Virginia branch Of
the wonan's Auxiliary to the Boar,
OF Mlsslons Of the Episcoral Church.
helA last week IN qharlottesvNle. va,
The delegation from Richmond In
Christian, Misc Bernard Cooke. Mrs
J, p. Fits. Mis- Fraedley. Miss Frances
dlbaon. Miss fLuoetta NJ Knox. Miss
Alice Leigh, Mrs MordecAi. the Mlsses
Purcell. Mrs. W. r. Smith. Mrs. Charles
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myriad electric lights In pink globes.
added to the general effect. The Cont
federate aolors.---red and white-formed
tbs decorations OF tho dining room.
Red and white cllrysanthemrnis, rod
shaded candies, and pretty girls In
White gowns and red fibbpus. mado i
Brilliant tout ensemble. Delicious re-
freshthents were served and the naval
post band furnished the music.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-07
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lire show is going to prove eyn a
stronger attraction than had been ex-
Ipectcd.
The Carnival Free Attractions.
The ttussel Hatcher company
which has the carnival privileges fn..
the week. has tho strongest line OF
frer street attractions on record
Reckless Russell the famous ONE
legged bicycle rider whose daring ride
down an incline plane 20 a dive Or
forty feet has been causing people e.
hold their breath 400 over fhr
country, VIII he secu cuch evening
20 10 O'Clock Russell VIII DO iris stun
40 tAr eorncr of Fourth street and
central avenue. whore Capuin Mayo
VIII 90 Dis high aiving stunt Tho re-
vpiviug ladder and daring high wire
aci make quartet 1t free attractions
seldom equallcd.
~ A Russell. manager OF the come
pany. said last nlght that hie entire
lisi 0f shows was a- clean aH could hr
and thar every precautiou had been
taken br the management % guard
against faEfre The company has 81
hf-t class reproduction uf the eruu-
tion nf Mount Pelrs good minstrel
: how. with seventeen people FROM
way down south. aI the usual carui.
val features. ana several uuuHual ones
Major Gautz, the smailcat mHn alive. F
Hili have e tent ~ fhe corner nf Thifd
and Central where thiHss viii be dp-
'nE all week. Tne maIet ls twelve 4
inches hiah. weighs thirty pounds ls
I1rty wears old end is proud 1f lt
AZ is nsualig tho case tho carnival
GfunauF was tate in arriving and ge-
.HfdaN Was hfvinG trahhlr ~ lis utsn
70 e~rurfu- men aHd materials fu Fff
fp o. shows Bur with 800 ~3Ffa ~