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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
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fow intimate friends OF the ,.o,..
couple. The bride Is one of Oydcal
most charming and popular youno Nv
les, She Is II graduate OF the sara9
Heart academy and gifted MAJ,
player. The groom is popular W."
road employe, Ogden will be thor y.
Lurc home. They have n host of fries1
who Join in the heai'tiest conrranus
tons and best wishes.
The anniversary OF the birth Of ,lol
ert Burns Will be celebrated In Ovdl
on Jan. "a by the Scottish Cronips ~
their friends at the Congressinr dan.
ing academy. A progutm of FANS
dancing and music viii he carried nth
besides the regular dancing
Mr. A-ld Mrs. w. NJ. Hughes return
ed to Ogden this week from thei
honeymoon on the coast. They mi
make their home at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Fryer and fam
ily have gone to Seattle to make thei
future home. Monday evening Nh,
w. A. McGraw entertained a larc
number OF their friends In their homo,
Mr., Fryer has been a prominent bust
ness man in Ogden for a number o
years.
The marriage of Gerrit Gruithosc
and Marinda Poorte was solemnlze
this week in the Salt Lake temple
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Another interesting event of the week
was the marriage OF Miss Jessie Fox
formerly of this city to Edison Adams
AT Oakland. cal, the event being celc-
brated in an elaborate wedding at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mra. MoNlan q EnN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

Karl A. Scheid left on Wednesday for
short stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Simmons and her daughter. Mrs.
Robert officer, and three boys. left Sat
urday evening for an extended visit in
California Mr.. Simmons will join them
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Armstrong will
leave the last of the month for San
Diego. Cal, to visit Mrs. Armstrong;
mother
Mrs. NJ. K. Parsons and daughter,
Miss Elsie Parsons, are at home to
their friends. ~ the Bransford.
Miss Mary Kervin left Tuesday aft
ernoon for her home in California, after
spending two or three months here with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Cosgriff.
Mrs. w. a. Nelcen will return this
week, after month spent at Redlands.
Cal, with Mrs. Ferry and Mrs. Han
cock
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Child arrived In
New York last week from Havana and
the city of Mexico, where they spent
the holidays.
Mrs, E. /, Thorn left last week for
San Antonio, Tex, for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. New
house
Mrs. c. c. Bloch. who has been tis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Hunt, left
Monday for San Diego. where she viii
remain until the arrival of her husband.
Lieut., Bloch. who is on the flagship
Connecticut.
Mr., and Mrs. Lew HUMPHREYS viii be
at home after Jan. 10 In the Zimmerman
apartments. Mrs. Humphries has lust
returned from an extended trip in the
east.
j. w, Houston has returned. after
spending the holidays in New York
with Mrs Houston and their Two daugh-
ters.
Miss Maud Miller has returned to
Stanford, after spending the vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Miller.
Mrs. ovcrfield and c. p. Ovorheld re-
turned Monday night from the east,
after n two months visit with rela-
lives and friends In New York.
Dr. H. A. Whitney has gone to Ne
vada on mining business.
Dr.. Samuel Baldwin, who has been
IN the east attending the medical con-
gress, has been the guest of Mr. ana
Mrs George j. Mclaughlin in Roches-
ter n. Y. The latter was formerly
Miss Louise Walden of Salt Lake.
Lafayette Hanchett loft Friday for
New York and later accompanies Sam
uel Newhouse to Europe.
Mrs George Il. Brice has gone to
Ocean Park, Cal.
Mrs. II. p. Myton has returned from
the coast.
Mrs. Ellie Dean Knappen. Mrs. Isa-
belle Ritter and Miss Calder Calder re-
turned Wednesday from New York
Mrs. p, G, Thompson left last week
for the east, and win sail soon for Lon
don TO visit her mother.
Mrs O. p, Miles viii leave Wednes-
day for Los Angeles TO visit her son,
II. w. Miles,
Mrs, Alfred s. Peters win return to-
day. after spending three months in
New York.
Mrs. S. Goodwin has returned, after
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spending SIX weeks w,th her mother at
Denver.
Joe Gallagher has returned. after a
visit OF two weeks IN New York.
Miss Lydia Lantz, formerly OF Min
neapolis, Is ut home with Miss l'lizaA
bctho Fitzgerald at No. 1 the Convey
apartments, 23S west Third South
Mrs +. A. wedgwood has as her
guest Mrs Sam schwab Of Provo. who
has spent the week with her
Mrs. A. j Joplin will leave during the
week with her small son for a stay of
some tine n California.
Dr. and Mrs. G. +. suohl and son viii
be nt homo after Jan. IS at No s.,
Bransford apartments.
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c. 4. penrsall. Mrs. Frank I. Rob
crts and Mrs. ]. J. Broughall
Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. n. Armstrong and
Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Cook entertained Il
number Of friends delightfully."- at their
homes on Tuesday night.
An elaborate affair OF the week was
The banquet given by the Salt Lake bar
Mt the Commercial club on Monday.
st. paul's win give q banquet at tho
Commercial club IN honor OF Bishop
Spalding.
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Mrs Wallace NJ Bransford. Mrs
Roscoe NJ i}reeden Mrs. Lewis A.
Evans and Mrs. Elbridge Thomas
Mrs w. 4. Cannon entertained her
card club this week
Miss Cora Snyder entertained her
sewing club yesterday
ON "wednesday night Miss JOY Wit
beck Miss Lena Reeves and Miss Elsa
Angel were hostesscs at delightful
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j..
H. Witbeck. about 40 guests being
present The rooms were prettily dee
grated ana the time spent with music
and games.
Mrs. G. w Putnam entertained in
formally al bridge on Tuesday. the
prize Ia the contest going 10 Mrs.
Lafayette IIanchett
Mr.. and Mrs Tred C. Deru onteStun-
ed informally al bridge on Tuesday
four tables being played.
MISS EsteIc clinton entertained her
Sewing club on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts was hostess
at an informal tea on Tuesday In hon
or OF Mre w, Bayley u Los Angeles
Nrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson Mis-. u s.
Knight and Mrs. G. NJ. owen enter
talned mt large tea ON Wedne sday in
honor Of Mrs f y, Choate.
Misses Helena and ls,ssie Crtaer
were hostesses at an informal after
noon affair yesterday given for Miss
Catherine Goebel Of Spokane
This afternoon Mrs. f.. A. Wedge
wood enteTtaips Informally in honor
of Mrs. sam Schwab OF Provo, who is
her guest, the amusement being bridge
Miss Eloisc sadler entertained few
girl friends informally al tea yester-
day.
on Thursday night Miss Sybelln clay
ton was hostess at an informal eve
ming party at her home.
Mrs. Matthew cullen entertained In
formally at luncheon at her home on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Wayne Hemphnl entertains at a
Kenslngton this afternoon in honor of
Miss Katherine Goebel
Mrs Arthur II. Bird entertained IN
formally On Wednesday for Mrs. Bay
ley.
Mr. ana Mrs David Il. Clark enter
tanned the College club this week.
On Jan. list leap-year ball is to be
given by the Girls Athletic association
of the High school. and every detail
will be strictly carried out on the leap
year order. the girls inviting partners
and paying all expenses
Mrs Guy Sterling entertained about
a half dozen guests at pretty lunch
con on Wednesday In honor of Mrs.
stephens of Niles, Mich. who is a guest
OF the family, The decorations were in
red and green and the following guests
were present 10 meet Mrs. stephens.
Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs. Lewis of Niles,
Mrs. Annis, MIH Charles E. Perkins,
Mrs. WIN Farrell and Mrs. c. f. Adj
AIMS.
Tonight the g. r. Maxwell w n. C.,
will give a card party and social fol-
lowed by an elaborate supper at tho
|, O. o. f. hall.
The new bridge tournament met on
Tuesday with Mrs. Walter j. Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Reyes entertained
at dinner at the Alta club this week.
Mrs w. r.. Fife was hostess al a
pleasant afternoon affair ON Monday,
given in honor of Miss May Kervin,
bridge being the amusement and about
three tables played. Prizes We're won
by Miss Minette Baer, Miss Bess Nc
MILAN and Miss Leila Sungley.
Among those who entertained their
respective sewing and card clubs this
week We're Mrs. John Delano, Mrs.
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was the scene OF an elaborate wedding
reception on Wednesday In the salt
Lake temple their young daughter,
Miss Bertha Eccles. was married l"
William Arthur Wright, President io-,
seph II. smith performing me cers-
niony. That evening they returned !"
Ogden and were given q brilliant re-
,antlon al the home of the brides par
ents which was attended by over lou
.y,ests Ai,,sIt, Niia furnished by an or
rbeatrn and vocal selections were also
rendered The bride was attirtu III
beautiful white silk gown. The house
was grtstlcaily decorated WIN cut
flowers ferns and palms and DAINTY
repnst was served They recelNeu hi'hS
1'he groom is a son of Mir, and Mrs,
August wright of the Wright " Sons,
merchants, and the bride possesses !
charniing personality and Is gifted III
Ynusic aud literary attalnments. Ihcy
will reside In Ogden
Announcement was made inns WEEK.
OF the engagement of MISS EiiSdpetn
4 .,chhond eldest daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs George I.ochhead. Sr., TO Mr., j.
Peer Herrick. The marriage ceremony
ia to he solemnized In the SAT- Lake
temple roxt "Wednesday.
rho w. c. T. u. was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. f. n. Hess Their
were rresent besides the regular mem
hors state Prest. Mrs. u. T.. shep--
Nerd and Miss Lucy Board. u natioh"
lecturer.
An enjoyable dancing party Was
s-iven last evening at the Congress
Dancing academy by the Ladies Liter
airy club
Among the important social events
of The week was the marriage of MISS
Bessie MeCarty. daughter of Train
master John McCarty OF the southern
Pacific. to Mr.. T.. c. Hudson, KEY
Father Cushnahan of the st. Josepns
Catholic church officiating Inc hi.s ,s
was only attended by the relatives ana
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PROVO.

An elaborate wedding reception wa
given Thursday evening at tho home a
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Frisby. in honor q
the marriage of their daughter, Mis-
Cora. to MIR. Arnold Burgener, whic
was solemnized in the Salt Lake tom
pie Wednesday. The bride was attire
in an elegant gown of cream crepe d
chene, and carried % shower bouuet
The reception hall and parlor We're ar
tistically decorated with white carna
lions and smilax, while in the librar
and Iningroom were red carnation
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one Of the largest affairs OF the week
was the senior assembly last night Civ
en- by the students Of the University
The museum hail was used and bril-
Iiantly decorated In the senior class
and University colors, Gala lilies being
mingled with palms, ferns and snilaN'
while the class and University pen-
nants we're used with artistic effect n
large number were present to ENJOY
the affair and the patrons were Mayor
and Mrs. j, S Bransford, President ana
ms. j, r. Kingspury, and Regent ana
Mrs. wnldemar Van Colt
Last night the University freshmen
gave a rorer skating party at the Au
ditorium, the evening being gfedt'y
enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy gave
a dinner on Tuesday night la hoh1f
of MIR aud Mrs Karl Scheid, the IA
BILE having for a ccnterpiecc cut glass
vase filed with American Beauty roses.
While silver candeabra with RED
shades were at each end. Present 10
meet the guests of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Walker Mr.. and Mrs. c. -.
Rooklidge, Mir. and Mrs. G.. II. Pea,
san. Dr. and Mrs. G. b. Pfoutz, Nils
Florence x. Woodruff and Judge W. II.
King.
on Thursday Mr. and Mrs r. l..
Tracy entertained at second dinner
party the decorations being In red ana
green ana covers being laid for Mr. and
Mrs Lafayette Hanchett, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank -. Stephens. MI. ana
MRS. c. j. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
y Jones MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Peabody
and DR.. and Mrs. 7. b. Beatty.
Mrs. Joseph Young gave box party
at the Orpheum on Wednesday the
guests being Mrs; Thomas kedins'
Mrs. Il. G.. Miller, Mrs. Willard Sny-
der. Mrs e. Bonnemort and Mrs p. ).
1leogh.
on Thursday the new post people re-
cclved formally for the first time and
procession of carriages and autos
passed through the pretty Fort precincts
during the afternoon filed with those
who called to pay their respects to the
newcomers at Utah's popular military
post.
Miss Gertrude McGrath was hostess
at an elaborate luncheon at the Uni
versity club on Thursday given In hon
or of her guest. Mrs. Bayley of Los
of the recent brides.
Mrs, j. II. Mcmillan entertained the
Plate club this week.
Miss Katherine Judge entertained
informally at bridge on Thursday IN
honor of Mrs William Bayley.
Mr.. and Mrs George Savage enter
talned their card club on Thursday
night at their home.
one OF the delightful events OF tine
week was the dinner given by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry j Robinson ON Thursday,
the decorations being In pink with La
France roses for a ccnterpiece. pink
shaded candles being used, and the ices
done in the shape of pink roses. Pres
ont were: Judge ana Mrs. G. W.
Morse. Judge and Mrs. NJ. l.. Richie,
and Judge and Mrs. @. q. Armstrong.
Miss Sarah TerrilI entertained IN
formally at bridge on Thursday, her
guests being chiefly members OF her
prizes went to Mrs a. ID. Cleveland
Miss Louise sullivan and Mrs. George
keysor.
Next Tuesday the Midwinter Dane
ing club viii give another Of it's Sc
ries OF parties at Christensen's, and
will he guests of honor. The parties
matrons including Mrs. Fred G. Dern,
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OGDEN.

For the second time this month the
home of MIR. and Mrs. David Eccles
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY is 1908

winter. Chaplain Axton VIII san for
the Philippines Feb. 10.
L. II. Farnsworth left Friday for
New York To meet Mrs. Farnsworth
and their two daughters. who VIII ar
rive there Jan. 2s. after spenuing six
months abroad. They VIII all return
about Feb. s.
Mr. and Mrs j. b. Forester are nov,
at home to their freinds at sSS east
Fourth South street, MIS- forrester
was formerly Miss Nellie Goss'
Arts. Florence WuOdruf and Mrs,
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WfpDIN6lgI2

Mr.. and Mrs. w Il. Dougall announce
the engagement oe their daughter
Katherine To Frank y. Platt the mar
riage TO take place next Wednesday,
Jan. 20. The ceremony VIII be per-
formed In the Temple and a breakfast
served later for the members OF thc
family after which the bridal pair will
leave for a trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Lees have am
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Ethel to S. NJ Brown. the
marriage to take place on Jan. 20.
An interesting event of the week was
the marriage of Miss Bertha Eccles and
William A. Wright. the ceremony be-
ing performed in the Salt Lake Tenn
pie and large reception held in the
evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Eccles In
Ogden.
Another interesting event of the week
was the marriage OF Miss Jessie Fox
formerly of this city to Edison Adams
at Oakland. cal, the event being celc-
brated in an elaborate wedding at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Moylau c. Fox.
Mrs. W, a, Overlook has announced
NJ. Williams to Wilmar Evans. the
marriage to take place in the spring
A pretty welding celebrated the mar
rage of Miss Lottie Durant and Mr..
L. w. Wood last Wednesday, the cere-
mony being solemnizcd In the Temple
during the day and n reception follow
ing IN the ev, aing at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. A. J. Smith. The
rooms We're decorated with roses, car
nations and Gala lilies, the parlor in
pink and white roses, Gala lilies and
evergreens and the dining room in car
nations and lilies. The bride wore
gown of cream crepe de Paris
trimmed in lace and had no attendants,
About 80 guests were present Mr. and
Mrs. Wood will reside at the groom's
home I'm Huntsville.
. . f IS! 5I:R!i.5::; !; fi.l.If|:6!:'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T1lvgrv-T.vS-y1-v5
OGDEN.
For the second time this month the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David Eccles
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Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Lees have an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter Ethel to $. NJ. Brown. the
marriage to take place on Jan. 20.
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An enjoyable dancing party was
given last evening at the Congress
Dancing academy by the Ladies Liter
my club
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
Monday, April IS.


Trying to rev over dam in row
boat TO win a bet Ed II. Galloway. 9
New York athlete. was drowned a.
Sulphur Springs Ark.
officials of several prominent coai
companies have been indicted at Hunt
ingdon. w. Va. where a federal grand
jury is investigating peonage cases.
Mrs. Ignatius Reith. wife OF a promi
nent Girardville. Pa, furniture dealer
and undertaken. took a dose of horse
hniment instead OF cough medicine
and may die.
Lyman Denike, OF Jackson. Mich.
and Elmer Trombley. OF Cadillac. each
fourteen years old. were drowned IN 9
duck pond by the collapse OF a raft
they had built themselves.
Tuesday, April "a.
George w. Thomas, cashier OF the
First State bank. of Newport, Wash.
ended his life by taking q dose OF
strychnine.
Hiram c. Willard. brother OF Bailey
Willard. the author and novelist, was
killed at Alum Greek canyon. Cal, BY
a fall over a 100-foot cliff.
- AAaNtAANtf ANA gNGAn OAA
OF Williamsport. Pa, who was injured
by an explosion OF gasoline at the Val
valine Oil company's plant, East But
Ter. Pa, April 3, died at a hospital.
The severed head OF a corpse sup
posed 10 be that OF Michael Soboda. OF
Bedford. suburb OF Cleveland. o.
was washed ashore from the river. re
vealing what is thought TO have been
a case Of murder and robbery.
Wednesday, April IS.
An electric car jumped the track on
a steep grade near Butler. Pa. and
plunged into -four mill, injurinn
twenty-one wOrkmen. three fatally.
Frederick r. Lehlbach, secretary OF
the New Jersey state board OF eQualt
cation OF taxes. resigned. and Assem-.
blyman Harry w. Byxton was elected
secretary.
The foundry and two houses OF
Jonas Meyer. at Hatfield. near Norris
town, Pa, were destroyed by a FIRE
which started in the foundry, entailing
a loss OF $4,000.
Michael Tsokas. a New York labor
contractor. was sentenced to serve
eight months in Sing Sing prison for
importing contract laborers from Ma
cedonia and Bulgaria
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR weak:
winter extras. new. sS.s5d4; Pennsyi
vania roller clear, S410Q 40; city
mills, fancy, $500 $50. RYE FLOUR
quiet at $4.55 q $50 per barrel
WHEAT steady; No. 2 Pennsylvania,
red, 951s q 96c. CORN steady; No 2
yellow, local. ~ O. 74c. OATS flrm |;
No. white, clipped. SIZE; lower
grades. sec. HAY steady; timothy,
large bales. $lS01S.5O. PORK firm /;
family. per barrel, $3.50. BEEF
steady; beef hams. per barrel. S26D
81. POULTRY: Live steady; hens.
14Q15c.; old ROSTERS, 10c. Dressed
steady; choice fowls, 14ihc.: old
ROSTERS, 1O1hc. BUTTER firm; extra
creamery. 33c. EGGS steady; selected.
Ia l9c.; nearby, Ice; western, lie.
POTATOES firm, at so a. Soc per
bushel. Sweet Potatoes steady, at soc.
per basket
BALTlMORE-WHE steady; No.
2 spot. 95q95Ikc.; steamer No 2 spot,
91Q91Ac.; southern, 91Q94jkc. CORN
firm; mixed spot, 69A a 691ac.; mixed
steamer. 65A qe515c.; southern, zoe.
OATS steady; white, No. 2. 5sIb659c. (:
No. 3, 57h05sc.; No. 4, 53k 454hc.:
mixed, No; 2, 5515 Q56c.; No. 8. $50
SAC. BUTTER firm; creamery separa-
tor extras, 30Q50hc.; prints. $40
92c.; held, 20421c.; Maryland and
Pennsylvania dairy prints, 10000.
EGGS firm; fancy Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia and West Virginia.
15nc.; southern, 14zc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
$4,000 For Princeton College.

At a meeting Of the board Of trustees
of Princeton university announcement
was made Of the gift of $3.50, 900 from
Mrs. Russell Sage for a dormitory
building to be used by members of the
freshmen class. The board adopted q
resolution thanking Mrs. Sage.
Gifts to the amount Of $3.50, 1884
were announced, among which the
principal donors are:
The Princeton committee OF fifty.
$31, 1850; class OF 1877. $4,000; class
Of 1881, $4,000; general education
board, $64,666.66.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday, April 8.

william and Alexander Campbell
lost their lives in a tenement house
sre at Paterson. N. j., which destroy
I'D the building and endangered eight
families.
Knute Ohnstead died from starva-
ton, after an attempt TO fast for forty
days in order to demonstrate bis the
DRY that the mind controls the body
and that mind is mlghtier than matter.
The great liquor contest In Illinois
has resulted In a drawn battle. with
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
LIVE Stock Markets-

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
prime, ;s.40G6.7O. SHEEP STEADY:
lambs higher; prime wethers. 81
6.25; culls and common, $4,000:
lambs, S5q725; veal calves. $6250
$50. HOGS active: prime heavies,
mediums and heavy Yorkers, $3.50,
05 60; roughs. S5Q5.5O.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
MUST BE A CATHOLIC
King Insists On This For the Abruzz
EIkins Match.

Rome, April 1.-the kings consent
to the marriage OF the Duke OF the
Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Ellins
was obtained conditionally upon Miss
Elkins' conversion to Catholicism
which Monsignor Beccaria, the court
chaplain, is now negotiating. The con
version may take place in America
The Duchess OF Aosta, personally OF
by proxy, will stand as godmother al
the converts baptism.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
Easton Tax COLLECTION MlssInn.

Easton. Pa, April 14--William T.
Walter. tax collector OF this city, is
missing. The county commissioners
have fled Judgment against his bonds
men to secure $4,000 alleged tc be due
the county. Walters relatives say he
will return the middle OF this week
He Is one Of the county's auditors. He
was a candidate for commissioner at
the primaries and was badly defeated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18

the saloons winning decisiveIy In moss
OF the larger cities. but losing in
scores Of smaller ones. 1914 saloons
being voted out of existence.
Friday, April 10.
Charles Henry Parker. ninety-two
years OF age. and the oldest Harvard
alumnus, died at his home in Boston.
Colonel William L. De Lacey, a
prominent lawyer, committed suicide
at Poughkeepsie. N. Y. by inhaling IL
Illuminating gas.
While playing with matches In her
home in Philadelphia. two-year-old
Louise Behl set fire TO her clothing
and was fatally burned.
Second Vice President Q. e. Hen
derson. OF the Philadelphia e Readins
Railway company, has rendered his
resignation of that once to Presiden,
Baer.
Saturday, April II.
June 5 has been fixed as graduation
day for the midshipment at the An
napolis naval academy.
Antonio Pessoline. an insane tailor
set his clothes on fire in the padded
cell of the county jail at Akron, o.
and was burned to death.
Two small boys were killed and sew
eral other persons were injured in q
fire which caused a loss OF $4,000 to
the fivestory tenement house at q
Pitt street. New York.
While crossing the tracks OF thu
Plymouth branch OF the Reading rail
way at Flourtown. near Norristown
Pa. George f. Kimbel stepped In front
Of freight train and was killed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-18
S6,OOO,OCO BLAZE
bne-Third of Chelsea. Mass, De-
stroyed by Fire.
10000 PEOPLE ARE HOMELESS

President Plans to Travel Abroad.
Husband Deserted On Wedding Day.
ThieVing Policemen Sent to Jall-Dr.
MUnyon WEEDS An Actress.