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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
CLUB CHAT.

A muSical program was given yester-
day afternoon at the Ladies Literary
club. under the direction of the music
committee Those who took part in the
program We're Mrs. a. A. Kerr. Mrs.
DAILY, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. w. G. futile,
end Mi Summerhays. the sextet. under
the direction of Mrs. w. a. WetZel.
Morris Andrews, Miss Edna Evans and
Miss Ethel Doflemeyer.
The Cleofan met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. w, D. Ritter. Mrs. II.
l.. 4. Culmer gave the paper. EARLY
Wears of Louis NV's Reign
TIE Seekers Literary club met Tues
day afternoon With Mrs. William Ed
wards. 1919 south Main street, with the
following as the program. Roll call,
E:urns leader THE Author and His
WclkS,'' Mrs. Conover; Current
Eycrts,' Mrs. Rumel; "Cotter's satur-
dav Night" Mrs. Carr: Tam O'Shan-
ter. Mrs Beleos; ITO Mary in Heav-
en- Mrs Havanor.
The Monday Night club met Monday
evening with Mrs. Bledsoe on north
State street. and Miss Pollock gave a
talk on Impressions Abroad"
The Wasatch Literry circle met Tues
day afternoon and the hostess was Mrs,
H. u. Dewey. 1929 Blaine avenue. There
were musical numbers. Mrs Thomas
read u paper on Berlin, Miss Cum
,nlngs spoke of the Passion Play
anl Mrs, Beveridge gave a paper on
vienna"
The next meeting of the Bay View
club viii be held Monday. Oct. %, at
the home Of Mrs. L, D. Peaslee 975
Third avenue.
The Womans club meets with Mrs.
Allen Sanford Oct 81
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Lois Peters, Olive Jensen, Grace Nc
Masters. Louise Berg, Ethel Highly.
Neda Coopcr, Ethel Ward Lawn, Ruth
Iiorth, Alice Morriscon May Isaacson
and Messrs Abe Josephson. Norman
Jensen. Willie Philips Vance Tingey,
aCleor Burt, Leland Dewey and Perry
Peters. The guests of the evening were.
81 tile class teachers. Misses Delta Cole
and Florence Compton.
Tho thirdland fourth year High school
students We're entertained at the home.
of Miss Nilate Jensen Friday evening.
The rooms We're pretty with cut flow
ers. Refreshments We're served.
saturday afternoon Mrs. Norman Lee
was hoctess at a pretty birthday party
In honor of her littl daughter Rhoda,
Games and plays We're enjoyed es-
pe.iaily the auto rides. A dainty ia
Bile was laid in the dining room and
The children were sehved to refresh-
ments.
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f<<SS~~S~~
Thatcher Miss Josie Yates; MessrS.
Niols Hanson. Hanson and Roy lsu
dolph.
one Of the most delightful dancing
parties OF the season was the l-e1n
Year ball given under the manas 81 81 Y
Of the Jf. a. C. Woman's club III e
Pavilion on Monday evening. Inc par
ty was most successful IN every ac-
tail.
Mrs. P. d. stoops was the hostess
at the meeting of the u. A. c. NO
mans club on Monday afternoon. MIS-.
George f. Champ gave most ii, ,..I
esting talk on Victor Hugo, after winch
refreshments We're served
The Sorosis girls of the Z. a. e an.
their escorts enjoyed cnatns dlstl
SINNER. which was served at the nome
of Miss Hattie Smith after the Ia ia
vilion party on Monday evening me
following were present. Misses Nit
raret Morrell Laura Nebeker; NM
Sibley. Ruby Ncbeker, Fay and Anna
Matheson, Mel Homer. Gladys Farrttl,
Josephine West, Coral Kerr. Edith.
Rennion. Jean Crookston. Vivian
Eatch. Ella Stuart Nell EIavtall. Vida
Diyon, Jensen. Hazel Love, Inez Sttat-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrell, Messrs.
Roy and Asa Bullen, Evans, Larson
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COMBINING EMBROIDERY WITH LACE.

o INNING thought
in model modih
substantial French
insertions of Vense
andf entire
splendid
needeMork
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

bId,sb snlal si
striped pattern III
danv broad stche
armhoe a ouch OF
OF the tuckea
stripesm In efec
trimming the kilt area bias cut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

D. A. Depue, formerly in business at
Mammoth. was over from Tooele the
early part of this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

The Monday Night club met Monday
evening with Mrs. Bledsoe on north
State street, and Miss Pollock gave
tall; on Impressions Abroad"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

Miss Nettie Parkinson was the host
ess Mt an elegantly appointed luncheon
at her home Friday evening, Miss Rose
of Idaho being the guest of honor. The
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ben
MON, Thetha Hardy, Nerva Rose and
Mcssrs Bert Smoot, Francis Davis and
~. III ..1, =.
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Mrs. Mary Pulham delightfully."- enter
tanned the members OF the La Coterie
club at her home Friday evening.
Games music aud & social time in gen
eral was enjoyed by all. a dainty
1Nns -snl1.nl -
The sun., 1908-02-11

fairly rose from the rails as she struck the
main track.
For ten miles south OF Berlin it is all down
grade. Then there is a gentle three mile
uphill stretch until Shelbourne, at the TOD
of the rise. is reached. where the sC6ep down
grade begins again.
The only hope of the pursuers was TO catch
the freight before it reached the heights at
Shebourne.
Fast as the runaway went. the big looo-
motive. impelled by steam as well as gravity.
went faster, but the gain was tantalizinRIy
slow. Several times the runaway was
sighted through the darkness on straight
stretches of track, but when the wild freight
cars reached the foot Of the three mile up
grade il still had half a mile lead.
Its tremendous momentum scarcely
seemed to lessen ar first. but the mogUl
pushed doggedly up the hill. Aa the
freight's speed began to lessen the mogul
gained more rapidly. When the pilot was
100 yards from the last car Of the freight
the fireman crawled out IN front ready to
make the coupling.
From 100 yards the freight 8 lead dwindied
to fifty. then TO ten and at last, when the
runaway was starting down hill again, the
fireman hitched the engine on and signalled
for the engineer 70 put the air brakes on
his wheels.
One hundred yards further along the
train was stopped and a wreck and maybe
a collision had been averted.
The sun., 1908-02-11
LISBON REPUBLICAN RAGE.
Papers DenOunce Killing OT ReglCIdes
800 600 People See Kings Body.
Special Gable Despatch to THE sun

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
LISBON. Feb. lO.--It is estimated that
800, 600 persons fled past the coffins con-
tanning the remains of King Carlos and
Crown Prince Luiz while, they were lying
in state in the Mortario de Sac Vicente.
Practically everybody who went to the
church was bent on securing a souvenir
Many women took scissors. with which they
clipped the ribbons attached to the wreaths.
Others plucked flowers from the wreaths
and other pieces and snatched dedication
cards.
The Republican papers use the most
violent language in discussing the fate Of
the assassins whom the police killed. These
the Republicans apparently regard as the
real victims Of the tragedy. The papers
also print columns Of alleged inquisitorial
tortures inflicted on the prisoners who
have just been released.
The bodies Of the three regicides who
were killed by the police while they we're
engaged in firing upon King Carlos and the
Crown Prince were buried last night. No
demonstrations were permitted.
LONDON. Feb. lO.-Franco the former
Dictator OF Portugal. who has been stop
ping in Bordeaux since his fight from Lis
bon. left to-day for Marseillss.
The sun., 1908-02-11
MCCLELLAN AND MURPHY AGREE


Another effort IL being made by friends
Of Mayor Mcclellan and Mr.. Murphy to
bring tho two together. This formal state
ment was issued yesterday by Mayor
Mcclellan:
II the State Of New York is to have any
influence in the Democratic national con-
vention II must go to Denver undivided.
united and honestly representative dele
cation should be able to accomplish the
nomination OF some man who can win New
Work. A divided delegation carrying lts local
discussions TO a national convention will
have little weight. hope to see the regular
Democratic organization in this county
and the organizations in Kings. Queens
and Richmond and our fellow Democrats
up State working together. New York
ought to 60 uninstructsd but undivided
in It's purpose to convince the Democrats
OF other States Of our willingness and ability
to make vigorous campaign II the oouveD-
ton will but give uS q candidate with whom
we will have . chance OF success.
When the local ticket was nominated
last fall I announced that would support
1t. believing that party interests required
Democrats OF all factions to forget their
differences for the time and work together.
To-day the national sieussion calls for similar
unity Of action.
NY friends will do their part to bring
about q harmonious State convention. to
secure strong and representative dele
gallon to Denver. and will make an earnest
effort to nominate the right man. To this
end will aid the Democratic organizations
in all borOuGhs Of the city.
In view OF the fact that Mr. Murphy
has declared that he 10 In favor Of an un-
instructed delegation" Il was suggested to
Mr.. Mcclellan, your statement seems to
show that you and Mr.. Murphy are agreed
upon one point at least. Can lt be taken
as an indication that you may establish
the old friendly relations
Mcclellan said, "and have nothing 20 add
to il except to say that am going to pull
my coat on this year and 90 do all IN my
power 20 carry the State for the Democratic
candidate"
The sun., 1908-02-11
LABOR SCARCE IN CUBA.
New Roads Retard Cane Cutting--SI 900 .
900 worth or Immigrants wanted.
Special Cabis Despatch to THE sUN.

Special Cabls Despatch % THE SUN.
HAVANA Feb. IO.--At a meeting OF the
AgTarsn League yesterday the matter
of cane cutting was discussed and it de-
velOped that the great shortage OF labor
is retarding the handling of the cane. The
extensive construction Of roads and other
public works is responsible for the lack OF
hands
A resolution was adopted TO urge Gov.
Magoon to expend the 81. 900. 900 the Cuban
Congress appropriated to encourage immi-
grafton. A committee was appointed to
see Gov. Magoon when he returns.
The members of the league believe that
they can procure many laborers from the
United States. Thousands OF recent immi-
grants from Spain have readily found EN-
ployment in the island
The sun., 1908-02-11
Blue SUNDAYS IN WINNIPEG.
Men Arrested Tor Having Newspapers IN
Their Pockets On Sunday.

WTNNIPs0, Man, Feb. lO.-Ths lid is on
tight IN Winnipeg and zoo oases Of alleged
Violations Of thO Lords Day act will be
commenced by a special prosecutor to-
morrow
Every case will be fought and appealed,
while the police have Instructions to oOn-
tinue the summOninR Even men on the
street who had newspapers In their pockets
were held by the police and th reatened with
arrest IL they did 0Ot tell from whom they
purchased them.
Retaliation In the way Of prosecution
Of paid church chOirs. church iAnitOrs aud
ministers who perform weddings and fO-
nerRls are under way.
Among the odd occurrences yesterday
afternoon q squad Of police swoOped down
upon the new synagogue on Dagmar street
and there attempted 70 stop q wedding on
the ground that q number Of those present
were earning money n the Lords Day.
10 was the opening ceremony In the new
synagogue, and the bridal pair. David
AbramoVitoh and Rebecca Foran, were
two very popular young people in Jewish
circles. but this made no difference TO the
police. who rushed TO the altar
Rabbi Levin assisted by Rabbi Goldstein
had performed the ceremony. but the police
busted themselves In taking names OF
the rabbits choir singers and orchestra, the
hack drivers and q number Of others. in
cluding the newly married pair. all Of whom
will be summoned for making money on
the Sabbath. although there u now . vol
ume Of cases which win take ono Magistrate
q year to dispose Of
The police have received instructions to
The sun., 1908-02-11
MAD RUN AFTER WILD TRAIN
CAUGHT BY ENGINE AFTER LONG
DOWN GRADE CHASE.
Montreal Express Missed by Only a Few
YRrds-RunaWay and Pursuing Loco.
motive Travel Mile and Half a Minute
stret en- Or L phil Track Saves Disaster.


motive Travel Mile and q Half a Minute
Stretch Or L phil Track Saves Disaster.
PORTLAND. Me-. Feb. lO.--Word comes to-
day from Copperville. near Percy. n. H.,
OF the narrow escape last night from a col
lisiOn between a runaway string Of loaded
freight cars moving at terrific speed and
the Portland Montreal express, which left
here at NJ. with 200 passengers aboard.
After missing the passenger train by less
than half a second the freight cars. running
down grade for eighteen miles. most Of the
way at an eighty-five mile an hour clip.
were caught by a locomotive after one Of
the most hazardous chases ever recorded.
At IL O'Clock, just as the last car Of the
Night FLYER on the Grand Trunk, bound
for Montreal, had passed Copperville s.a-
ton, a wild train Of twenty cars loaded
with pulpwood and without a locomotive
which had broken loose ON a siding two
miles away shot onto the main line. 10
missed only by a few yards the rear car
Of the passenger train bound north. and
gathering speed every minute plunged
along toward Portland.
Az Berlin, five miles away, n big moGui
engine with steam up happened to be oh
a siding. The operator at Copperville
wired Look out, runaway freight coming"
The last click Of the message had hardly
been received when the runaway, going at
a mile and hal: q minute, rushed past the
Berlin station. The engineer and fireman
were in the cab Of the nIogul. They knew
the train was a runaway before the te!e-
graph operator could tell them.
The big engine snorted and trembled as
the throttle was pulled wide open and she
The sun., 1908-02-11

The high pressure area which had It's centre over
the lower Lake regions Sunday was central
yesterday morning over Nsw Jersey, southern
New York and New England, throwing OF winds
generally from easteriy quarters over the country
east Of the Mississippi River. This caused cloud
ness
Rain fell In the south Atlantic and Gulf states,
the Tennessee and lower Ohio valleys In Ton
nessee the fall vas heavy. There was snow IN the
upper Lakes and the extreme Northwest.
The temperatures we're mOdeTAtlng from the
Missouri Valley eastward and in oil OF the Atlantic
States Zero and below prevailed over the greater
portion Of New York and New England in the
morning. The lowest reported was 10 below at
BinEhamtOn, N. Y. and Burlington. W.
In this city the day cloudy and wamer:
wind. light 70 fresh northeast average humidity.
90 per cent: barometer. corrected TO read 10 sea
ovel. al g A. M. SO.7s: r. ~. SOm.
The temperature yesterday. a. recorded BY me
oSlcal thermOnster IA shown In the annex cd table
The sun., 1908-02-11
ORGANIZED FOR TEE CAMPAIGN.
Democratic Congressional COMMITTEES
Elects . Bryan Man 90 Chairman.

Democratic COngresstOnM Committee
Elects . Bryan Man 40 Chairman.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-The Democratic
Congressional committee met tonight and
organized for the coming campaign by
electing Representative James T. Lloyd Of
Missouri az chairman. The contest for the
chairmanship was between Mr.. Lloyd and
Mr.. Ryan Of New York. Mr.. Flood Of
Virginia and Mr. Bowers OF Mississippi
withdrew.
The Ryan supporters. led by Representa-
tive Fitzgerald OF New York and Repre-
sentative Williams Of Mississippi, made the
contest on the ground that tho chairman
should be Northern man familiar with
conditions in the large cities OF that section,
where the Democrats must make their
gains to carry the next House. Mr.. Lloyd's
popularity, however, won against this
argument, the vote being 2S to II in his
favor.
IL was decided that the secretary OF the
committee should be a member Of the
committee and dRepreseutstiveFraDlS Clarke
of Florida was chosen unanimously. Charles
A. Edwards. who has oflJiated for several
years as secretary. Till be appointed assist
ant secretary. ; J Sinuo ott was chosen ser
geant at arms.
The position Of treasurer OF the COM
mittee was left vacant IN difference to the
Hon. James L. Norris Of the District of
Columbia, who has offloiat ted in that capacity
for a quarter OF a century. Mr.. Norris has
been III for the last year II be is unable
to continue to serve the chairman will
appoint treasurer
There was some effort on the part of
ultra Bryan men 20 opnstrIe the election of
Mr. Lloyd as Bryan victory. but the
Bryan men who had supported Mr.. Ryan
refused to allow this construction to be
placed upon the election Mr.. Lloyd is an
ardent Bry-A a man
The sun., 1908-02-11
Alleged Clerk OF Magistrate DrOeker
Arrested.

J. Irving Cohn. a law clerk. % years old.
of 1919 Madison avenue, who is said to be
employed in the law offlce OF City Magis-
trate Otto Droege. was arrested yesterday
by Detectives Flood and Fitzimmons in
the District Attorneys Office on the charge
of practising law illegally. He was re-
leased under 81 600 bail. The warrant was
sworn out by Hugh Coleman Of l2e East
I22d street.
The sun., 1908-02-11
S DOLLARS WILL PUT
S BOYS IN SCHOOL

who are now kept away for lack Of
shoes. Another IS will do the same
for girls.
WE HAVE THE CHILDREN.
HAVE YOU THE DOLLARS?
Last year we provided 1854 worth.
The need is much greater now. Shoes
are only one item In our daily relief
work for many hundreds OF suffering
families.
$4,000 Is urgently needed.
Sums large OF small may be sent 70
R. g. MINTURN, Treus..
Room 3ii. lO6 Z. 22d St., New York.
r FULTON CUTTING. President
MAJ n. Y. Assocfatioa for Improving taAfAn
WV the CoAdition oG the Poor. sDoH
The sun., 1908-02-11

wAAHIN0roN FORECAST RoR To. DAT AND TO MoRRow
For EASTERN NetV York fair ana parmsr TO- day:
Increasing cLOudneSs ana rain or snop m sosfAsrn
portion tomorrow! Ii0h 10 fresh yiHdS spOsdp
S0ufheTly
For New England. partly cloudy to- day and to-
morrow: warmer to-day: fresh southerly winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania, increasing 'cloudiness
and warmer To- day rain to night and to- morrow
variable winds.
For New Jersey. Increasing cioudiness and
warmer to day; rain BY night In southern portion
rain TO morrow light 10 fresh winds, mostly south
eastery.
Fon-DelAware. cloudy and warmer to-day rain
night and 20 morrow light 70 fresh WlndS. mostly
southeasterly.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland rain
or gnow and warmer to-day: rain TO morrow: light
east 70 southeast winds.
For western New York. fair today and warmer
10 eastern portion Increasing oIOudineas Co. mouOw
The sun., 1908-02-11
DENOUNCES DAYLIGHT BILL. .
RetrOgrade and IncOnVenIent. says British
Astronomer Royal.

LoNDoN. Feb 1O.-Sir William Henry
Mahoney, the Astronomer Royal. denounces
as futile the daylight saving bill prepared
by William Pearce. NJ. p. details OF which
were cabled to The SUN on Saturday. He
says it 10 hard to imagine what difficulties
it would not raise.
It would bring into ordinary affairs the
inconvenience Of time changing a. is done
aboard ship. II is simply legislation for
late risers and does not take into account
the mass OF workers who already begin
work at o'clock in the morning.
late risers. he says. would only alter the
hour Of beginning business from to 1920.
No act Of Parliament viii ever make people
leave their beds earlier. The whole thing.
Sir william declares, is retrograde.
The sun., 1908-02-11
BREAK LAST LINK WITH CHURCH
France May Withdraw From French Re.
IigIOus Est Establishments In Italy,

'P''e'e N'"'' '~''i'"'''' W '"H N''''
ROME. Feb. 1O.-The Correspondence
RomGnG asserts that France intends to
iquidate and withdraw from the admins
tration of the French religious institut ions in
Italy, the total value of which is %, ,4OO, 600
and producing an annual revenue of $50 900.
Catholics interpret this as meaning that
Prime Minister Clemenceau is determined
to break the last link of the secular chain
binding France and the Papacy. The
statement made by the newspaper is, how =
ever, not confirmed.
The sun., 1908-02-11
VERMONT LEANS TO HUGHES.
Delegates VIII Probably DO To Chicago
Convention Unlnstructed.

RUTLAND. VT. Feb. lO.-Vermont will
send an uninstruCted delegation to the
Republican national convention.
The delegation will be favorably dis
posed toward either Hughes or Taft. with
preference for the former. Should it
develop. however, that another is the choice
of the convention Vermont may be de-
pended to get upon the bandwagon.
This is the situation in this State as shown
by painstaking investigation.
Hughes is stronger in the western part
OF the State than he is in the east. This
is due entirely to the VESTS proximity
to New York.
The sun., 1908-02-11
BANKER FOR THE POOR GONE.
Berlin Man vanIshes Wit $3.50 900 Of
small DepOsItO Ors' Funds.

Special Gable Despatch THE SuN.
BERLIN Feb. IO.-Siegmond Friedberg
a banker. has absconded. leaving unsecured
liabilities OF s75O.OOO. Throngs of small
depositors spent the day outside his bank.
vainly hoping to recover their savings.
He secured a large clientele among small
traders and artisans through the Investors
Reviei1, a newspaper owned by him. These
people are likely to lose all the money they
had in Friedberg's hands
warrant has been issued for his arres
The sun., 1908-02-11
CHEEKY
Children

cheerful child will grow into useful o. woman.
Let them have good start in the morning
Give them all they want of Elijah Mamma, the crisp
fake food made from White Corn
Their eyes get bright because tastes good' they
become Eahs make them late
to schoor'-it's all ready cooked.
The food of the Old Prophet good for everybody and
especially for making children cheerful
Sold by Grocers in large Family pkg. l5c.
The sun., 1908-02-11
BOSTON BROKER KILLS HIMSELF.
Frank Harris. Loser In stocks. shoots
himself In Hotel Room.

BosToN. Feb. 10 Frank Harris, who
had been broker in this city for ten years.
committed suicide by shooting in his room
at the Hotel Lennox this morning.
He left a note addressed to the prees
in which he said: Financial troubles
alone are responsible for this act Of mine.
MY domestic life has been ideally happy
Mr.. Harris was So years old, and leaves
a widow, who is now visiting relatives in
her native town. Lancaster, Pa.
News of the Street is that Harris was
involved in stocks that dropped RAPIDLY.
The sun., 1908-02-11
GERMAN MINISTER TO CUBA
Received with Guard Of Honor at the
Palace In Havana.

Special CabIe DsSpdtch 10 THE Sun,
HAVANA. Feb. lO.-Baron Won Eokert. the
new German Minister. presented his Gre
dsntials TO Acting Governor Barry to-day.
A detachment OF Cuban cavalry escorted
him from his hotel to the palaoo. where q
battalion OF artillery and band received
him with the customary formslities.
The usual speeches were exchanged by
Gov. Barry and the Minister. A number Of
Fedsral. provincial and municipal officials
were present.
The sun., 1908-02-11
SOCIALIST GETS A SETBACK.
Chamber supports French Government
Against .Jaures on Morocco Policy.

Special CabIs Despatch to THE sun.
PARIS, Feb. lO.M. Jaures. the Socialist
leader, vainly tried to stir up trouble in
the Chamber OF Deputies to-day by inter-
pellating the Government regarding the
reported appeal made by Morocco to Ger
many by both the Sultan and the pre-
tender Mulai Hafd to protest against the
French advance in Morocco in contra
vention Of the Algeciras convention.
Foreign Minister Pichon had the warm
support Of a majority OF the Chamber in
deprecating useless cross-examining Of the
Governments policy. He paid tribute to
Gemany's courtesy and correctness.
The sun., 1908-02-11
EITEL FRIEDRICH VISITS PARIS.
First German Prince 10 st OF There Publicly
since FrancO-PrJIs sian war.

PARIS, Feb IO.-Prince Eitel Friedrich.
second son OF the Kaiser. who went to Lisbon
20 represent his father at the funeral Of
Eing Carlos and Grown Prince Luiz. has
arrived here. He will stay for few days
at a hotel.
This is the first time since the Franco
Prussian War that n member Of the German
Imperial family has stayed in Paris except
when incognitO.