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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14
stnrt in Bad Weather.

Accordingly, on Sept. 2, even with
bad weather in prospect, the America
was taken from the balloon shed and
with Mr.. Wellman, Engineer Vandman,
and Mr. Rosenberg in the car an
ascent was made.
When the airship left its shed 1t was
anchored to a steamer, the Empress,
which helped to tow it toward Vogel
Bay island. two miles northward TO
Camp Wellman. The motor was found
to work splendidly, and when it was
started drove the America ahead of the
steamer. 1t was found that the airship
answered its helm we'll.
Encouraged by this circumstance Mr..
Wellman ordered the anchor ropes TO be
cut adrift and the long waited for mo-
ment when the aerial craft should be-
gin its voyage northward arrived.
Disaster Comes Quickly.
Disaster came speedily The wind
from the northwest increased to a gale
and a driving snow storm set in. The
airship. unable to force its way against
the storm or even to hold its own, was
beaten back southeastward over the
mainland of Spitzbergen.
So precarious was the situation OF
the party in the car that Mr.. Wellman
! to prevent serious disaster both to
himself and his companions and to the
airship. opened the valves and descend
| ed upon a glacier some distance in
| land The landing was made without
/ serious mishap and the car quickly an
chored.
Rescued With Difficulty.
A rescue party from the steamer
reached the glacier an hour and hall
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Disaster Comes Quickly.
Rescued with DifncuIty

reached the glacier an hour and a half
later and had considerable difficulty in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14

mi-off1cialIy. that If the breeze did
not take an opposite direction by Sept.
10 there could be no dash this year.
Then came the news of yesterday
announcing the final abandonment Of
the project for this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14
Second Tin1e He Quits.


It is believed that the impractical
bility of seeking the north pole by
means of dirigib1e balloon has been
demonstrated to the complete satisfac-
ton of all persons interested and that
further attempted dashes of this char
acter will be abandoned.
This is the second time Mr. Wellman
has quit. He made one dash" for it
on foot when he was in northern lati-
tudes with some Norwegian companions
in 1898, but after he had travelled 200
miles from his base he fell into a Gre
vase and broke a leg, and had to be
brought back on a sledge.
His first balloon attempt was made
in 1906. and all was apparently ready
on the Island of Spitzbergen. when. on
August IS of that year, the following
announcement was received from Mr..
Wellman at Hammerfest, Norway:
II have decided not to attempt a voy-
age northward this year on account
of defects in the mechanical equipment
of my airship. According to the an
nouncement made last winter in anti
cipation of such possibilities. the ex-
petition will continue next year. Ny
party is completing a great balloon
and making experiments with a view
to the campaign of 1907. This year
will be one of preparation and the
next will be one of action"
Builds a New Airship.
But it was not.
| Wellman returned to Paris, and also
visited the United States. Meanwhile
he had new airship constructed in
Paris, with improved motors. He was
to have left Paris April II. and the
polar trip was to be made in the sum-
mer But he did not make his start
/ for the north till the end of May. Sc
that he arrived in Spitzbergen on June
s, and July found him still getting
ready On July storm came and
did so much damage that again he was
delayed. However. he assured his
friends by wire that his start would
not be delayed longer than the middle
of August. The middle of August came
and went. but there was no news OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-19
MISS SANDS BENEFIT.
Popular Young Pianist VIII Go Abroad
TO Complete Education.

Miss Jennie Sands the popular
young pianist, who has occupied so
prominent position before the pub
lie for several years, is TO receive a
complimentary concert at the hands
OF her friends. The moving spirits
who are working up the event are
Emma Ramsey Norris and Mrs. Ed
win Kimball and they are cnlisting
the services OF some of the foremost
Instrumental and voca1 talent in the
city to make the concert sue
cessful Miss Sands Us tai
ented, Woodworking and ener-
getic artist. and she has decided
to go TO Germany to put the finishing
touches on her musical education. The
Salt Lake Theater has been given free
of charge for the occasion, and the
committee expects to dispose of
enough tickets TO Ill the house. The
full program viii be printed In the
News" later, but It is promised in
advance that it will be one of the
highest artistic merit.
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ION IN pEMURRER.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday at noon Miss Lucy Gaby
and Mr.. George Smith were married
the ceremony taking place at me Fllst
NJ. II. church with Rev y. y. Young
ofIiciating. Tho church was decorated
entirely In white and green With PAINS
ana syringa and the bridal music Was
furnished by Edward y, kimball, VINO
played beautiful selections Of his own
composition. The bride was attended
nv Miss Clifta Mayne, and Mr.. NJ. u
I,ipn,nn was best man Mr. Lawrence
jammen aud pr j. W, Davis We're
ushers. The bride wore travelling
envn of palo gray with white nat and
Ia, bridesmaid was IN tan SILK ami
catried American Beauty roses MI
Ana Mrs Smith left immediately for
AN eastern "Trip and viii later re'urn
here 10 te7 dc.
Another wedding Of yeSterday In
,yhlch Snit Lakcrs arc interested was
t,iat If MIS- Louise Iamson and Hoe
.ec, "A smith. which took place ~
pIoinned. y. T.. the bridal couple
leaving afterwHrd Tor washington,
where the groom has position Win
senator sutherland.
Another outside wedding NJ inieres
In IDEAL people takes place today at
Terro Hautc, md. where MISS Essthet
Sci 1al and Richard ogloshY WIN ne
married
A number Of weddings take place
today, tho largest being probably that
of Miss Evelyn DAILY and EdWaru -
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Roberts. tho ceremony TO be performed
at the home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. j, j. DAILY, by Bishop Scan
Ion early IN the evening and large
reception to follow. Mrs Roy Brown
will he matron Of honor. Miss Eudora
DAILY maid Of honor. Miss Mercy Ed
wards OF Oakland and Miss Mildred
Mcmillan bridesmaids, and Mr., A. !.
johnson of Nevada best man, while the
little Misses Brown viii be flower
girls
Another wedding Of today is that OF
Miss Luells Phillips and Charles e.
Clark, the ceremony TO be performed
this evening at the homie of the bride
and celebrated in large reception.
a quiet marriage of today was that
Of Miss Ella Smith and Hugh w
Dougall. the ceremony being per-
formed In the temple and a family
dinner following at the home Of the
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
Dougall, on north State street The
roses and carnations and only members
OF the two families We're present. The
bride wore dainty gown of white null
with valensclennes lace trimmings.
Mr. and Mrs. Dougall will be at home
at LAG Fourth street.
The wedding of Miss Ida Haux-
hurst and Raymond J. Vinegar will
take place tonight at the hurne Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, L.. A.
Hauxhurst. the ceremony to be per-
formed by Rev. Herbert Hays and n
large reception to follow.
Miss Valentine Murphy was guest OF
honor at q pleasant afternoon affair
today given by Miss Mary Mayne and
Miss Clare Ellerbeck.
Miss Hazel Pond is entertained to-
day by Mrs. William Coulam,
Miss Bessie Williamson viii be guest
OF honor al a matinee party d the
OrpheUm on Saturday, followed by i
tea, Miss Fannie Buckbee being her
hostess,
Miss Williamson was entertained yes
terday by Mrs. V. u. Hiskey and Mrs
w. w, Anness, the function being "a
shower party Tor the bride-elect
Mr., and Mrs. G. h. Dehl have novel
from State street TO their own home
a: 525 east Second South street,
Mrs Ernest Greenwood entertained
AT bridge this afternoon.
Miss Veruice Burton and Edward II.
Hutch viii be married this afternoon
at the BRIDES home, by her granI-
father. Bishop r. 4. Burton, and a
large reception Will follow.
Miss Beatrice Cheeseman and Miss
Ruth Kingsbury were guests Of honor
at "a luncheon at the Country club TO-
day given by Miss Aileen Maeean.
Mrs. Walter futile was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday at which about 10
guests WDc entertained. card con-
test following in which prizes were won
b5 Mr.. @ X. Lewis. Mrs Elmer
Darling and Mrs Hugh Anderson
Roses and carnations wero the decora-
tons
Mrs a II. Ensign and Mrs Malda
Scars leave next week for a month";
stay ON the coast
Mrs r. Scsunel lert yesterday with
her son Robin to spond the summer III
Michigan,
The Ladies' Aid society NJ the Con-
Eresuiional church have their annual
meeting tomorrow AT Lagoon and all
arc cordially Invited to attend,
Mrs william Gbby on Tuesday WIS
hostess AT a Sensngton lea, given At
her home 20D0 south Main street. IN
shonor Of her sister, Mrs a. Lees, and
her daughter Miss Fanny Lees. late
Of Philadelphia, and also hcr niece
Mrs j. ! Field OF Cdcananga, Cali
frrnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-19
RELEASED ON BAIL.
Man and Woman From Garfield Held
On Criminal Conduct Charge.

William r. Grover. foreman AT the
Garfield smelter and Mrs. Lulu O.,
Morrow, a handsome boarding house
keeper AT the smelter town. were ar
rested yesterday upon the charge of
criminal conduct and We're brought
to the county Jail, They We're after
wards released ON bah In the sum OF
500 each. The complaint against
them was drawn up 10y Asst. County
Atty. Halgh and WAS nled IN Justice
Cornish's court at Garfield a. J.
Morrow. the husband of the woman Is
the complaining witness and sWore
TO the complaint
Mrs. Morrow and her husband came
here from Spokane, Wash, and the
woman Is the divorced wife OF Police
Captain James Coverly of that place
II In said that in the divorce case the
woman's marital record was shown up
and caused a sensation in Spokane,
She was preparing to sue her present
husband for divorce when arrested
yesterday and retained Atty, w. L.
Dunn TO file her complaint The date
OF the arrangement OF tho couple has
not yet been set.
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Successful Outing Held at The
Popular Summer Resort
Yesterday Afternoon.
SEVERAL HUNDRED THERE.
sports, Dancing and General Good
Old-FHshioned Social Time Marked
The Annual Event,

June is the natal month of the Des~
founded June Is, 1850. and once year
the employees celebrate the event,
Yesterday the occasion took the form
Of an cutting, and Wandamere was the
scene of the gathering. Nearly II not
quite every member of the various de-
rartments was present, with relatives
and friends, and the sum total Of rep
tesentatives ran well UP into the humid
reds. 1t was the most successful eN-
cursion yet undertaken by the News"
both from the viewpoint of attendance
and from the interest and enthusiasm
manifested.
The day was an ideal one. bright,
not too cold, not too warm--just right.
And the place was in keeping with the
beautiful weather. Persons who have
not visited Wandalnere this season can
scarcely realize the transforma ton that
has taken place there. The big paNil-
ion. the fine new buildings, the paved
walks. tho enlarged lake, the remod-
eled bridge the plats OF lawn and
flower beda, make of Wandamere one
Of the prettiest spots lnmaginable. And
when the shades of night fall, the
beauty OF the scene is not lost. for the
Iayriads of Lights at nearly every point
where a lamp can be fastened. and re-
nected by the water, even adds to the
picture OF loneliness seen by day.
An interesting program, arranged by
special committees, was carried out by
the News employees and their friends.
A game of baseball was played between
a nine picked from the mechanical de-
oartments, and a. similar number from
the business office and press room. Tn.
first named team won. on a score OF
to G. The winners: S. Reed. catch
Jos. Anderson, pitch r. Paul. first
base. L. G. Duncan, second base: w.
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WILL DECIDE MONDAY.
Equalization Board Have Bank Assess.
mcnt Matter Under Amusement.

The arguments in regard TO the as
sessment of the full capital stock of the
banks of this county instead of only
rs per cent of the same as hcretcrores
were concluded before the county COM
missloners sitting as board OF equali-
cation yesterday afternoon and tbs
board will meet Monday and decide
what it win do in the matter, Judge G..
s. Zane appeared before the board In
behalf of The banks that are protesting
against the increase In the assessment
and Waldemar Van Colt and Asst.
County Atty. Job Lyon represented the
board. Before Monday the attorneys
for the board will go into the law very
thoroughly and their opinion viii be
ready for the guidance OF the board.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcater--The second production at
the Fisher opera Company entitled
"The silver slipper" went before a
fair.slzed audience last night The
presentation vas the revival OF a
musical eStraVaganza which Was pop
ular IN The days when Eddie roy nfst
horizon, and when David Henderson's
bir musical cNtraVaganzas made their
appearances IN Salt Lake annually.
Ihila last nights presentation waR
hardly In the Henderson class, IL was
ful Of fun, variety ANA ginger and
several of the performers scored
heavily with the audience, notably the
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be the beginning of an obstinate case
Of Nasal Catarrh Drive out the In
yAdcr with Ely's Cream Balm applied
straight to the Infamed stuffed up air
passages price soc. If YOU prefer to
use an atomizer ask for LIQUID Cream
Balm. II has all the good qualities Of
the remedy in solid form and will rid
you OF cartarrh or hay fever. No CO.
caine 10 breed a dreadful habit. No
mercury TO dry out the secretion Price
55c with spraying tube All drug
gists or mailed by Ely Bros, Sc War
rem Street New York
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CAN TALK WITH NEW YORK.
Gap Between Pueblo and Emp0rla
Closed ut Holly, Colo.

Salt Lake can now talk with New
York, through the completion, at Holly,
Colo, OF the long distance telephone
line between Pueblo. Colo. and Em-
poria, Kan. The line OF communiea-
tlon from this city IN via Cheyenne
and Denver, aud thence 10 Pueblo, and
then east The line is as straight as
a string between Holly and the Mis-
court IVer,
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FILE De MURfER IN
COTTONWOOD SUIT
Fifteen Defendants Named by
Progress Co. Protest Against
Complaint Enioining City.
GROUND NO CAUSE OF ACTION.
Another step in Famous Mater Case
Wherein Contractors Claim Pos
session of Water Mains.
o. ]. SALISBURY.

The complaint in the famous Big Cot
tonwood water suit brought by the
Progress company against Salt Lake
City and a, large number Of farmers of
this county, has been demurred TO by
is of the defendants. The company
sought to enjoin the city from turning
the waters Of Big Cottonwood creek in
ia the new conduit under the claim that
Il owned the same and had been using
1t for power purposes and also for sup
plying the city of Murray with water
for domestic purposes.
CLAIM NO CAUSE OF ACTION.
The demurrer filed by defendants is
based on the grounds that the conf
plant does not state a cause of ac-
ton and that It is uncertain in that 1t
does not appear at what point the conn
pany claims the right TO divert the
water and II does not state the quant-
w of water claimed by plaintiff TO be
used for domestic and irrigation pur-
poses ,
JOIN IN DEMURRER.
The defendants who Joined In the de-
murrer are Milo Andrus. III. A, BagleY,
Charles Bagley William BoyCe Brig
ham Smith Isaac Ferguson, Isaac Fer
gusou, Jr., John F. Hanson, George A.
Boyce, Thomas Hobbs Thomas IL
Pierce William w. Smith. d. d. Tar
pey, Alexander Dahl and NJ. c. walker.
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REPORT OF HEALTH BOARD.
vital Statistics Of the State for Month
or May,

The May bulletin OF the Utah state
board of health shows the number OF
deaths during the month to have been
2shl dlphthera, 80 cases, . deaths. ~
eough iTs cases, ~ deaths; mensles.
t7s cases no deaths chiekenpoS. ss
eases. death, pneumonia, " cases, 40
deaths, consumption, 10 cases. II
deaths,
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row, will be supported by y strong New
York company IN which Bruce McHae.
W g. lcpson Eflic Germon and
George Paunetot are leading MEM
berR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-19

Orpheum--"rhc Henrietta" BY the
Orpheum company is decidedly inter-
esting, and It is drawing stronger
favor nightly
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DO NoT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN

At this season OF the year the first un-
natural looseness OF child's bowels
should have Immediate attention. The
best thing that can he given Is Chamber
lan's Collie, Cholera and piarrhoea Rem
edy followed by castor oil as directed wit''
each bottle of the remedy. For sale By all
druggists.
Eagles Dav. June 18Th. Salt Palace.
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Grand--This afternoon win Wit
ness a public reception by Miss Laura
Fraukenfeld and her company, The
bill continues 60 be In the Shadow OF
the GalloWe.'
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0LEApEp" IN IDAHO.

In 1884 Mr. Salisbury received injuries
which affected his heart, while mining
IN Idaho He built the Bay Horse smell
ter ia Custer county. and while oper-
atne 1t became '1eaded, ~ an atiilctlon
from which he never recovered and
which finally resulted in heart disease
Recently he incorporated company 20
take care OF his Investments, he himself
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serving as president, his family being
the stockholders.
IN PUBLIC LIFE.

In recent years he has been active III
public life. although he has never been
elected to public Office. He served for
four years as Ctahs representative on
the Republican National committee, and
was chairman OF the state board ~
equalization until he resigned u few
weeks ago In order to leave for Europe,
During the last campaign I've served as
Republican state chairman, accepting
the position after James T Hammoh.
had resigned on account of i'll health.
Hts brother. Manroo Salisbury. died
few weeks ago Ia New York. where
he had gone from his home in Califor-
MIA, 10 undergo an operation for can
Ger. Arrangements for the funeral Will
be announced later.
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REST IMMINENT ON EARTH.

Henry D. Baldwin. Supt. City Water
Works, shullsburg. Wis. writes;
II have tried many kinds ~ liniment
until j used Billiards. Snow 1dnimnnt
for rheumatism ard pains. think " the
best IMMINENT or earth" sc, 5oc and 81 .ol:
Sold by z, C, NJ I, Drug Dept, LIZ and ll<
South Main Street
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LAriC--Herbert's performing dogs
continue the main feature OF bill
that Is playing To good business,
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comedian, Mr. MACK and the dainty
soubrettc. Miss Millinetop The others
ranked from fair To average and the
chorus did the usual energetic work.
The compRuy's last presentations are
The Run away Girl" this afternoon,
and tonight the bill viii be THE Wiz
ard ~ tho Nile" in which Frank Dam
iela lett so notable an impression.
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WHEN SLEEP FAILS

Take iIorSIord's Acid Phosphate.
Half "a teaspoonful In half a glass Of
water lusi before retiring brings re-
heshing sleep,
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.'NEwsEs" JOIN CELEBRATION.

A prominent feature OF the celebra.
tlon was the presence OF something Ike
half a hundred news boys undr the
leadership OF j. Bernstein who has
been dubbed the emperor" OF Salt
Lake news boys. The emperor lead
the boys in a parade UP ana down Main
street hurrahing for the De9eret News
whose guests they were for the after
noon. At Wandarhere they were taken
in hand by Manager Ed McCleland who
turned the place over 10 them. allowing
them free use Of the roller skates to their
hearts content, to "shoot the shoots'
all they desired and to take In all ina
other attractions the ground afforded
"Emperor'' Bernstein and his army
are doing troJan-like work these days
for the Deseret News, and the thou-
sands of papers they circulate from
Monday Ia Saturday night ard the way
they cover the city for the Saturday
News" especially. is something that
the establishment and the boys them
selves may Wen feel proud off,
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Cardwell. captain. third base, +. An
derson, :. stop; g. Rose, +. field: A.
Blunt G, field; +. Graham. l. feld,
Charles Gardner proved to be the
champion sprlntor, he winning the
free-fur-all and the race for boys uil-
der is, His portion OF the prizes con-
sisted OF n pocket knife and n half
years subscription 10 the News" The
potato race was won by Joseph AM
derson. prize, a Ko-cart; Miss Annie
Tuckheld took home a handsome vol
ume OF Whittier's poems, for coming
In FIRST on the race for girls under is;
l.. G. Duncan made broad jump OF
is feet four inches and Burns poem
was his trophy. Angus Lambert got a
years subscription to the News" Tor
winning the boat race; Laron Pratt s
half ton OF coal to the good, from
the fact that he has worked for the
News longer than any other person.
since 1854 Miss Ada Marsh proved TO
be the champion roller skater. recelv-
Ing a book for prize; while Mr.. and
Mrs. steve ". Reed got a beautiful
picture and q copy Of Nicholas MCKEE
by" as prizes for the most graceful
walters; FOUR holders of lucky coupons
drew s. 30 each, namely Edwin r.
Parry, Hugh r. Dunbar, Ethel Hep
worth and John McF'arlaue the re-
specttve numbers being "a, 2O7, $40 and
sos.
A most enjoyable time was spent by
all present, Friendships were rene we'd
new acquaiptanoes formed. and at thu
close OF II well spent day, all returned
to their homes, refreshed IN body, hap.
by in mind and feeling we'll repaid for
the visit To- Wandamere.
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Eagles Day, June 10th. Salt Palace.
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Miss Bessie Williamson viii be guest
Of honor AT a matinee party d the
OrpheUm on Saturday, followed by i
hostess
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Miss Hazel Pond is entertained to-
day by Mrs. William Coulam,
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Miss Valentine Murphy was guest of
honor al pleasant afternoon affair
today given by Miss Mary Mayne and
Miss Clare EleTbcck.
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Miss Williamson was entertained yes
terday by Mrs. " u. Hiskey and Mr.
w. w, Auness, the function being
shower party Tor the bride-elect.
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Thirty years ago, Mr salisbury
made his first mining venture IN the
Highland Boy mine, aud since then ne
has extended his mining interests UNI
III they cover many western states.
out OF this business he has amassed
a fortune OF great size his estate In
Guiding in addition TO his mines, many
valuable real estate holdings among
which are the Kenyon hotel corner
and tho New York hotel site on Mar
kSt street