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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
DENVER SECURES
BIG CONVENTION
DEMOCRATS WILL NOMINATE
MAN FOR PRESIDENCY
JULY 7TH NEXT,
ClTy'S LIBERAL OFFER
OF 100000 to Cover Expenses is Ac-
eepted--Rcsolution to Accept
Only What Was Needed
Laid On the Table.

Washington. Dec 12.--Aftcr decid-
ing to hold the next Democratic ma
, tional convention at Denver Colo.
and fixing the date July 7, 1908, the
Democratic national committee late
today entered upon a spirited deba' e
On the. propriety, of accepting more
OF the 100000 offered by Denver for
1.-THE convention than was actually
Ieeded to pay the convention ex-
penses IN that city. Opposition to the
acceptance Of tho contribution took
1.-THE form Of a resolution BY Repfesen.
tative Clayton. Of Alabama. declining
the money not actually needed :
convention purposes, but after long
debate the resolution was laid on the
table, 81 to Ia.
Governor Hoke Smith Of Georgia,
was especially emphatic in saying the
500 900 which had been offered to
secure the Republican convention and
refused by the Republican national
committee had been offered to and
was about to be accepted by the
Democratic committee lie said tNe
Republicans turned down the offer
because il was regarded AS in the ma
tire OF a bribn and that the Detnc-
Gratis. in view of that circumstance,
could not afford to accept It.
John Sharp Williams spoke In a
similar vein as also did Clayton
Chairman Tagagrt advocated the ae-
ceptancc or the 100000 Saying It
woould he needed now oven worse
than money was needed IN ] 900 aud
that at that time 1t would hare bcen
practically Impossible to have opened
he headquarters for Judge Parker It
they had not had extra money Sc
cured from st. Louis, whore the con.
ycnti0ll VAS held. s
Senator Stone, OF Missouri favored
the acceptance.
Clayton declared the acceptance of
this money world be line with the
very practices In campaign contribu-
tions that had been condemned by
the committee.
Mayor Tom Johuson advocated the
acceptance.
Senator Tillman opposed the ac-
ceptancc and wanted the Democratic
organization of Colorado to have the
money to fight their next campaign.
Charles F. Wilson. sitting as a
proxy for members of the committee
from Colorado, assured the commit
tee that Denver had no desire to ap-
pear as unduly influencing the com
mittce He said the offer was male
By tho business mems league IN the
same spirit as money had been Of
fered to secure other conventions.
A motion to table Clsytons motion
was theu made aud carried.
On the first ballot for the conven-
tion the city of Denver received %
votes; Louisville IL: Chicago 5; st.
Paul 1. Pefore the second ballot was
taken all ether cities were Withdrawn
and the choice OF Denver was made
BY acclamatlon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
yURQPATy|N IN
STO[ss[L CASE
rIsriFlEa ron DEvENoERAcv'
PcRT AHTHuR--MAKEs sEfr #
sArloN IN COURT.
WERE SLOW
Could ltavs Taken Fort u Early nsYs
~ Wsr--csnrars Arlmcsity
Toward AIexisH Not
Concealed.

X $50 -
~ fetafsnurs. Dec- stes'ey3s
Kuroliatkin testified today at the TRIAL
iby cc,,rt martial of Iaentenaiii t5SnT:
~, rt,ssss.a All ,syhc, ay,,sv ssbcs cyts1 49,
~ s,s I ss 1,
y sp'&n iva cppfsYA II 49, pVssss NJ
snrFcnaeTing Port Arthnr 70 'tAe yxR
anese, and what ne sail sssadc X teis.
pation IN tho court room. ~ lif de
a,a1,., ~. .s1 u 10 a.I..,4 /, u.
S'a' ' s''Ss A''.A.v n ''.s'sss !. \ N
taken Z boft Af1ncF oy': B. assslssI .s li
ata aH,s III - ~ \ -. Is ;sy II
.tnen ~ iaeon' p'ese. y hvFopAsk WI We.ls
on. tnat tnes Fortsefs n'nss naSs hs'.ssy'
Az me nrst N'gonoas sssack, pnI ths
slcwness ot lnc Japaaese aiia i1e rsss
sistnncc male pys tne army1ja tne
nsld gass tsr knas'ana tlnin. e iae.
proye t'lc defense NprEa WHICH na'a
vlthstocd inc Japanese Tor nlp'.t =
pn tllc Whole knropatkisl = ,s,eia aehss'
Mas sfayovaolv 70 Htoess1h Ine cons q
anct q Gennfal Foek Nho y enasGe 81 !
with the l's rfsponsipliity lor tne asIea1 ass
\ n fancnan I and snpsequent Tp'iet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
|MPORTANTRULINc.
MADE ~ INTERSTATE COM.
h MERGE COMMISSION IN SPEC
IAL PREPARATION CASE
Union Pacific Must Refund Over
n Charges to Shippers From Points
IL Nebraska 10 counciIss
Bluffs, Iowa.

Washington. Dec. i2.--Importaut al
miuistrativc ruling In IA special repar-
alton case has boen made BY the In
tcrstate Commerce Commission. IN
formal complaint Was made by the
Omaha Elevator Company against tha
Union Pacific railroad respecting rates
from Nabraska points to Council
Bluffs. Iowa Under date Ct July ).
1907; In compliance with the law en-;
acted By the Legislature CT Nebraska.
rates to Omaha, Neh, ron po.a;s on
the defendants line III, Nebraska, wcr !
reduced. It had becn the custim oI
the defendant to make the same rates
to Council Bluffs. but in this Instance
it was net done un,il August 10. 1907.
Meantime d number OF shipment !
were made on which we're applied the
highest rates. The defendant admit
ted the rates TO Council Bluffs wera
and having expressed
willingness to refund on such ship
nents. the commission ISSUED author
ity permitting the defendant 10 refund
to each complaining company tha
amount claimed. ~ ~ understood that
similar excessive Scharges paid In the
same circumstances By other shiprcra
will also be refunded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
TELLS STORY Or
ASSASSINATION 1! \
or FORMER GOVERNOR sTEuss
ENHERc-oRc HARD ON rhE
STAND IN PETTlRohE TRIAL
TEEIs or uTHER PLOTS.

Bcisc. Idaho, Dee. Harry Orch
ard. In the Pettbonc trial this aftcr
noon. told Of the assassination Of OK
Governor SteuncDbery. In minute do
tail he testified IN regard to the pre-
paralion fJr the crime: Of his unsuc
cessful attempt to end the life Of the
governor and finally of placing a
homb on the night Of December 30
1906.
Before telling of the Steunenbcra
murder Orchard detailed his alleged
attempts on the lives of Fred Bradley
at San Francisco; Justice Gabbertr
,ITstice Goddard and Governor Pea.
body at Denver, and of plans which he
said were made to kill Sherman Bell
and others. Throughout his story be
pictured Pcttibone as his paymaster
and i'm some Ct his attempted crimes
he implicated the defendant as an ac'
tive participant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
|0lH{R CITIES
ARE ALARMED
hopkiHsvfLLE NOT the ONLY
PLACE IN FEAR oF,NtcHT
ElpERs, ..
ANONYMOUS MESSAGES
Received in Towns N Western Ken.
tuck.--More Troops Arrive n Y
Hopkinsviile---Report Of
Fire Untrue.

! Paduah, Dec. 12.-rNefyousnsss Ii
! the preaominating symptom of the
fconditicn In thr black tobacco patch
snd' the treuiors have been coninuni
Gated from Trlgg and Ea'lSell couH
Y ties. across two broad fiyers .te
1.-The western .,tistrict. Fulton, Nhy
field and Murray II ~ reported
were anticipating a vistatitn h 3las1
Fnigbt, but not a sign of i might
Isrider was IN evidence Murray hear
|that the 'sTrIgg County Regn,asors
had been crossing tic Tenneasef
lftver III squads for two days and were
ladyancing oI, Caldwoli's capital
Guards were out but thcy saw nctb
| ing
Mayfiell officers said they had re,
ceiyed warnings and werc prepared
TO give nnwe'come visitors hot re.
ception.
! Excitement has died down in Pa
'lrcth This city Is too Nell guarded
to be surprised.
But, everybody Is interested n Che
snbject III night riders. tlie newspaper
nifiees here we're besieged this morn
ing With telephone calls from this and
Iuciehboriug towns. inu,Hring abcul
| the report that the christian eeunts
coirt horse and other pubic b,ild
ings III fionkInsyillo had beep AZ
stroyed A query to iIopkinsyills
slicited tho information that the lcna
distance Inca into THAT city were kept
lbusy all morning by people ontsiie
slapx ahopt The trouble, which did
! nct occur.
Several citizens af murray wllf
were iii the city last night say thal
some, alarm vas felt there ar Vi
reports that Trikk sspSrsy fafnsbfI
| were crossing tho rennsssen rive
| IN small squads and we're Inobiiixlnf
hi the Tennessee river hills near Ps-s
Bluif Extra gua.ls were placed OF
duty at the tobacco warehouses las,
night. The military company at Aiur
ray has heen mustered out Of the
service. although the equipment II
stili there and. request may be made
OF the governor to allow tho guns to
BIZ distributed among citizens. who
would be deputized TO use them.
AT Mayfield there is also some
alarm aud guards have been placed al
the warehouses In case OF emergency
I. is said that warning letters have
been received by the heads OF the
warehouses that an attempt would
be made to burn them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
NEW YORK Has
The "TyTllIs''
BROUGHT IN ey VESSELS FROM
iNpIA--cAusEo SMALL RIOT
AMONG sHcRE POPULATION
ON ARRIVAL.

New York, Dec. H. New York has
the tjitjaks. although the average per
son here if confronted with the state
|nrcut would probably Indignantly dsny
|it as q blot on the reputation OF the
city. But the tjltjak Is berc peyerthe-
less. and while he IS no liable to last
long Father sKnickerbocker may fini
some consolation In the fact that new
er before has he visited the Uuitcd
States. Tho strange visitor Il no.
Iso formidable as his name might indi-
Icatc. being lizard native 10 India
where he works hard as a scavengcr
and a concumer OF mosquitoes. crca.
care Is always taken. however by yes
sels loadins there to exclude him from
the cargo. as bis society Is not pleas
ant away from his native hannts.
tevcn though he can outdo the chause-
lon in changing colers. Just how the
ltjitjaks got aboard the vessel which
brought them TO New York Is un-
known. but get aboard tiiey DID In
large numbers. Many we're dcsfroyesi
by the crew ir the war Of extermina
tiou which they waged. There werc
enough left. however, when the vessel
they came on. doekcd here to cause
small riot on the part OF the long
shore population in their efforts TO Sc
cure the strange lizards whose name
they could not pronounce New Jer'
sey hotel men. 1t is rumorcd. are soias
20 Investigate the mosquito eating pro
pensities of the tjitjak with the Idea
of making practical use OF him II he
does not come in the mature fake
Iofoea
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
SOLDIERS VICTORIOUS
Portuguese Expedition to West Africa
Returns 10 lisbon-Showered
With Flowers BY People.

Lisbon. Dec. 1.-THE victorious
West African expedition arrived bere
today and was received with greatest
enthusiasm by the people. King Car
los met the returning soldiers down
the harbor and knighted the com
mander. Crowds showered flowers
upon the troops a. they marched
through the streets.
The expedition was sent out May
for the purpose Of repressing native
uprising IN 7ortugese West Africa,
The troops gained a decisive victory
August q over force Of Ikamatas
numbering 7.ata.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
CITIZENS ALERT.

Houkiusville. KY. Dec. is.--Aif
Hopkinsvllle slept With one eye open
las. night. anticipating return Of the
night riders to avenge the death OF
their member. and 100 armed citizens
petrolled the streets untit midnight
when the Darlington militia COMPANY.
ordered out by Governor Wilson, ar
rived. There was no demonstration
and nothing TO Indicate the presence
of dlsorderly element. II bad been
reported that the night riders wcrc
coming.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
FOR IMMORAL CONDUCT
Northwestern Iowa Methodist Confer,
cnee VIII Try Chaplain Of
Soldiers Home.

Marshalltown. la Dee. f2.-Rev.
Jesse Cole. chaplain OF the Iowa Sol
diers' Hume Of this city. was placed
or trial tonight before committee Of
the Northwest Iowa Conference OF
the Methodist church for immoral
conduct preferred BY discharged sol.
d.crs of the home Cole confidently
expects to prove his innocence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
SUCCEEDS HIS BROTHER
On sosrd Of Regents Of University Of
mieh'ssn-eoverno Appoints
{. L. Jones.

Madison. Wis. Dec. l2.-Enoch
Lloyd Jones was today appointed By
governor Davidson as a member Of
the board of university regents to
succeed his brother. James. whose
desth occurred one month ago.
Jones viii be the representative Of
the agricultural interest On the beard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
PREPARING TO SEND
FLEET TO FAR EAST

Paris. Dec 1.-THE La Liberte to
day says France is preparing to sen
reinforcements to her feet in the
far east This decision h attributed,
the paper says. the growth nf the anti
fvrclsn movement In China
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. Dec. fz.-The National
Baseball League today favored the
suggestion that the world champion
ship series be Increased to nine games
aud the constitution was amended 50
as to give the president Of the league
absolute power in the matter Of disci-
pline as far as it refers to the play
ers except expulsion which win be
considered by the directors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
NEW INCORPORATION
ARTICLES ARE FILED

Lansing. Mich. Dec 12.-Articles
of incorporation OF the Pere Mar
quettc Railroad of Michigan and Pere
Marquette Railroad Of Indiana. wbish
is a part OF the reorganization plan
adopted by the stockholders several
days ago. we're fled today. CAPITAL
s2s. 500. goo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
UNDERWENT OPERATION;
CONDITION SATISFACTORY

Z Washington. Dec. l1.-The opera
ton today upon Mrs Nicholas Long
worth. daughter OF President Roose-
Welt for appendicitis was 50 success
ful that tonight physicians Issued
bulletin saying that her general cor
dition ls satisfactory.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
ANONYMOUS LETTERS.

Fulton. KY. Dec. 12.-Numerous
anonymous letters received here yes
tcrday caused the authorities to sus-
pect a visitation Of night riders from
over the Tennessee border, and prep
arations were made to receive them.
but nothing happened.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13
oisrrlLERv BURNS.

Cadillac. Mieh- Dec. 12.-The wood
alcohol distillery of the chemical
plant here OF the Gunner and DIG
gins company. burned tonight Loss
sI01.00o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13

Richard Mansfield had long chsr>
ished a plan Of establishing a chain
Of English inns throughout this eoun-
try. with plain furnishings and good
Biain food.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13

Brick kbssrbs wsssr.
The absorbing capacity OF bri-k
. about te csnees Qf Estsr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13

PUT PRICES INTO your advertise
mcnts, LctpeopIr know exactly wha.
they can get for their money. A list
Of scesanab|c goods withoutsthc prices
10 not complete.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-13

w l7 -7 IT777 ~ w 1777 7 7 F Z 7 w f3l 7 3z7
III ApveRTjtlMo ~ Az er6lnos \,
svAesmert. whIsh Wlsh mgpf Iee A Y.
Nor, brinDs Them ! Great dsay' 2'gs4
!shsd ne ordinary ,sn pr esa&
cost. M IN IasE8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

At fredericksburg, Va.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March Il. 1907.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

charge against him in Baltimore. but ex-
pressed willingness to return to that city
without demanding reQuisition papers. De-
tective Bradley came here from Baltimore
this afternoon and took Thompson back
when he was arrested, and the money was
held by the police pending investigation.
Clarence M Bryan the young man who
went to Baltimore with Miss Mulcahy for
the purpose OF becoming her husband. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

Anacostia this morning by Mounted Police
man Ready. The policeman arrested him
just after he had alighted from a street car
and started in the direction of Good Hope.
Thompson was not communicative. prefer
ring. he said to do his talking to his at
torney. He was taken to police headquar-
ters where he was measured and photo
graphed for the gallery.
The prisoner had nothing to say about the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

c. Minor Bolts died last evening at the
Mary Washington Hospital, after an III
ness Of two months. Mr.. Bolts was son
of the late Gen. Thomas H. Bolts Of this
city brother. A. B. Bolts of this city.
and a ulster. Mrs. Mary B. Howell Of
Charles Town. W. Va, survive him.
Mr.. D. T. Russell. who was named and
had qualified as trustee In the Dickson
Hardware Company assignment. has ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Gym THOMPSON ARRESTED.
Charged With Implication in the Rob-
bery Of Miss Mulcahy.

Warren. alias kid Thompson. one OF
,,e men alleged to have been implicated In
the troubles of Miss Ellen C. Mulcahy OF
this city in Baltimore Monday. as hereto
fore stated In The Star, was arrested In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
'Womem's Spring Tailored
WEAR.

One of the most remarkable
Waist Sales that will take place
this season, and only possible for
the reason that we bought a lead
ing New York makers entire
stock at practically our own price.
1t is high-grade lot of over 900
new and handsome Jap. Silk
Waists, in both black and white;
they are beautifully embroidered
and have tucks front and back;
short sleeves and new stock col
lar; extremely handsome waists
ard made to sell at from 1898 to
E E; :: sale S sps- 5 L oW8
RICH AND HANDSOME BLACK
Taffeta Silk Waists, stylishly designed
with lace medallions, lace trimmings
and tucks: pretty
z sS;ss /. ST. t. F ;::'; ;ss S2.Q8
Easter sale, special at.
RAINCOATs IN OXFORD, GRAY.
tan and olive; belt no ~N
5 sssh; sell + For ''s 20 sSO.OS
Easter sale.
SPLENDIDLY TAILORED n f w
Spring Skirts in finest chiffon, Panama
and broadcloths; in black. blue, light
gray overpaids and checks. Also fine
Wolfe Skirts, trimmed
with taffeta silk bands no q ~ q
and pleated front and ~ n NUS
back Every one is pOo>O
worth $40. Choice. .......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

dered his resignation to Judge Goohick Of
the corporation au court. M: A. Randolph
giving bond In the sum of $4,000
George Hayden died last Tuesday night at
his home near Gurneys, Caroline county
He was a native Of Ireland His wife and
two sons survive him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

was arrested upon charge of robbing her,
was given hearing before Magistrate
Grammar yesterday. as stated In The Star
The magistrate held Bryan in s., 500 bond
for court. Miss Mulcahy returned home
with her brother yesterday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

II you want work read the want col
umns of The Star. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11

:. 4 dc delightful evening was the one of
nigh at Rowland hall by Mrs. William
Igleheart, Mrs Charles G. Plummer and
Miss Ellerbeck Mrs. Igleheart. in A
charming manner, told Of the legion of
Parsifal: as interpreted by Tenny-
SON in The Holy Grail. - and Of the
many themes Of the drama, When
gwen in this city by Rubin Goldmark,
TWO years ago, the musician dwcIt
Principally on the music OF the drama.
and tho phase chosen by Mrs. Iglcheart
last evening was the poetry and the
entwInIug themes, such as the theme of
Promise, of Faith. the Bells, Eucharist
Magic, the theme OF Kundry, of the
Holy Grail and Of the center OF the
poetry and drama "Parsifal'' Mrs.
ig'eheart was ably assisted during the
evening by Mrs. Plnmmer and Miss
Ellerbeck as the various themes were
dwelt ON, The accompany wing music
was given by Mrs Plummer singing
the kundry music and Miss Eller.
beck interpreting eyquisitely the many
changing harmonies Of the themes The
affair was given by Miss Clara Colbourn
In honor Of the seniors and juniors of
Rowland hall and few close friends
The rooms were prettily decorated IN
the school colors, red and white, carna-
llhns ana roses belnE USED IN prOfuSlon.
Miss Georgia Webber was the hostess
OF a beautifully appointed luncheon
Yesterday afternoon, followed by
bridge, in honor of Mrs George l..
Nye Of Denver. The table was hand
somely decorated in Enchantress car
nations and Palmer violets. the candles
being shaded in silver and pink. and the
place cards being hand decorated in
violets Three tables were filled with
The players for bridge. the honors be.
ing awarded 10 Mrs Nye. Mrs. Union
Worthmgtou. Mrs, William Cunning
nam and Miss Jessie Anderson. The
guests to meet Mrs Nye were Mrs
James l.. Franken, Mrs Jay Tarvin
Harris, Mrs. Sam Park, Mrs Grant
Hampton Mrs William Cunningham.
Miss Margaret Park, Mrs. a. D. Clevc-
land, Miss Crawford.
Mrs. Frederick Hale entertained d
number of friends at bridge tea yes
terday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter. Mrs, Thomas b. Hunter of Monte
rev. Cal The rooms were prettlv
decorated with pink and white carna-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
||JDS SUBS|D|NC
m GOLDEN STATE
|.viest Precipitation in His
',ry of Los Angeles During
the Past Week.
|THERN PACIFIC ROAD
\ IS THE HEAVIEST LOSER
lees Washed Away; No
|Trains Over Coast Line
Since Monday.

\ ANGELES, Cal. Jan. '10.-The
Sope brightly IN southern Califor
* morning after Il week OF almost
I'M rain and storm. The floods
have caused the loss of two lives
,snoc. Santa Barbara county: one
-sree county. and another in this
and cntailed immense property
Id are subsiding. The railroad
Son in Los Angeles today is the
4 in recent years.
! southern Pacific is the most af.
4 Only its eastern line is oper-
II has not had train over the
| line since Monday. and because
y destruction OF several bridges
,sye.ins OF tunnels, ii is not ey.
i they will be able to get one
"a before Saturday. if then. lis
3 lire is completely blocked bv
.hdss and trains delayed indefinite.
Trains on this division will be
n north from here this afternoon
ser. with the hope Of getting them
rst
q Santa Fe reports today that the
Ibdes at Caion Pass were cleared
-orping and delayed westhound
|, have proceeded nearly to San
.rdinc. where they arc DELAYED
-jg dangerous tracks. Trains due
.at for the East this morning
f. ruulled and will be sent ont TO,
*slt Lake Road Jared the best of
i.Dugh ii. TOO. is temporarily tied
y ibe Cajon Pass slide. where if
|be Santa Fe line. Westhound
! due here yesterday are expected
b Eastbound trains will be held
|1g their arrival.
, property loss from the storm in
|ity is small. The total precipi-
3 for the storm was I.44 inches,
ig total for the season of 1916
3 compared with 500 inches for
ma neriOd last ynar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11

tons, Six tables were 6lled with the
Mrs. George Putnam entertained n
lew friends informally at bridge YES
teTday afternoon. Four tables were
hiled with the players. and at the close
or the game the prizes were awarded
TO Mrs. Elmer Darling. Mrs. c. T..
Richards, Mrs. II. y. NIayo and Mrs
John Sharp.
Bishop r s. Spalding and Miss
Spalding returned on Wednesday from
Denver. where they have spent the past
month. and Will open the Spalding home
on East First South street
Mrs. J. J. DAILY, the Misses Dora and
Evelyn Daily and Maurice DAILY sailed
Yesterday from New York for Europe,
where they will spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Serer of Denver. who
have been visiting with friends for a
FEW days, left last evening for southern
California.
a. j. Gardner Of New York, who has
been guest in the city for the past
week left last evening for Los Angeles.
Dr. and Mrs. f. S. Bascom enter
tanned informally at dinner last even
ing Covers were laid for six.
Mr. and Mrs, j. A. Scott are now at
home to their friends at l34 A street
Harold l., sicgcl left on Tuesday for
~, Louis on business trip.