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New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
QUALITY OF GAS IN STATE IMPROVED.
Inspectors Make Gratifying Reports to Up-
state Public Service Commission.

Albany March 1.-THE Public Service Couanis-
son IN the d District that according TO
TIE reports o. It's inspectors who have made in
yestgat3ons IN various parts OF the state there is
A. present a marked Improvement over the quality
s-as served z year ago The commission says
that while the companies generally have complied
with the standards. there few which reports
show TO be habituaI!y lax in their methods and TO
these special attention VIII be given.
Inspectors. without warning 10 the companies, are
quietly making tests Il various cities and towns
Their reports sent 10 the commission at AL
bany where they are compared with the standards
-zed by the state. As Z result some Of the com
razies are getting notices that the gas manufact-
ured by them Is deficient and must be improved
4 explanation Is invariably requested as 10 the
causes OF the deficiency The commission then de-
Inands that the causes be removed The companies
generally, according TO the commission. are making
earnest and efecru2I efforts 10 comply with the
standards fixed
During the last six months says q statement
made public tonight by the commission, out OF
ISIS Inspections made IN every part OF the state 112
companies found TO be supplying gas equal or
superior 70 the standards fixed. There were how
ever, f0Tty-one cases Of deficiencies in candle
power. hydrogen sulphide vas found present IN
t.yer1s--six tests. and ammonia or sulphur in AZ
-ssve quantities twenty-five tests Satisfactory
explanations were offered BY the offending com
Ta-les and proper steps taken n each instance 10
avoid a recurrence"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
c. f. L. DENOUNCES METZ.
4pp0ints Committee to ASK Coz
ernOr for Investigation.

After a long denunciation OF Controller Metz
for providing money to put men to work on
subway construction. the Central Federated Union
decided yesterday TO ask Governor Hughes to ap-
point 2 commission 10 investigate the manner in
which the finances 0f the city were administered
committee of three appointed TO go 10 Al
bany and consult with the Governor. The ccm-
Tr1ittee viii ask that the commission be composed
Of experts on finance. and that the investigation
be a searching Before this decision was
reached a report of the committee on subway
work Of the Central Federated Union, which has
been comforting with the Public Service Commits
sion and other officials the subject, was read
The report said that the Controller. II ne re-
fused 20 certify the contracts for the tunnels IN
they approved by the Board OF EST
mate, could be summoned 10 court on nandanlus
proceedings to find out whether his contention
that the city was without borrowing capacity, or
Borough President Coler's contention that Si4VH-
013 was now available. was true.
When the report read. Thomas j. Curtis
chairman of the committee. said Controller Metz
stated specifically on one occasion that <45"'ot"'
was available. and that on July SS,o7l"' would
be available.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
WEDDING AND DEATH IN ONE DAY.
Newly Married Pair VIII Have TO Spend
Week Mourning Barefooted

Ars. Shelndei Podolsky, octogenarian. over
come ~ the excitement q the preparations Tor
the wedding Of her granddaughter. died az the
home Of her son, Harris, No. 20 East an street.
yesterday morning Fannie P0dolsky, the grand
daughter, vas married last night in Clinton Hall
Abraham ErakoW5tz, insurance agent. t-he
wedding Of the granddaughter was exactly nine
teen hours after the old wOmans death.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Eikis, CT
the CONGREGATION korson BCslo. VINO viii also
conduct the funeral OF the grandmother Orthodox
Jewish Law provides that where q death occurs
or rhe same day wedding any member Of the
families Of either bridegroom bride who at
terds the wedding cannot attend the funeral
TWO brothers of the bride who were present al
tie wedding VII not De permitted 10 attend the
funeral
For d week the bride and bridegroom VIII retire
into mourning and observe SILVA the Jewish
mourning service. This means that they Will go
barefooted during that tine. not leaving the house
for seven Gays.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
TRANSFERS DEMAND MORE PAY.
Strike of Drivers for Cloth -Sponglng Con-
Germs Expected in a Few Days.

L was announced yesterday on behalf OF rhe
teamsters union affiliated with the Central req
Grated Union that the teamsters employed oy the
cloth sponging and examining concerns are 20 de-
r,and the signing of d contract embodying a new
wage scale which the Employing Cloth Spohgers
Association II is alleged, has refused 70 sign Inc
executive committed OF the Central Federated thloh
vrilI have a conference with committee OF TINS
union this week, and a strike is expected at the
end Of the week.
The secretary Of the spongers' association told
the secretary Of the Central Federated Union that
he recognized the inside unions, but not unions OF
tearnsters The teamsters, he said. stopped to
look at parades broke wheels and then charged
overtime. Anyway, he said, according TO the re-
port the teamsters had good positions and were
paid S13 d week with easy hours, and he could get
boys at So a week 10 fill their places.
Some OF the delegates expressed the opinion that
this was a very disrespectful way TO treat organ
ized labor The matter was then referred TO the
executive committee which was instructed to take
II up without delay.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
YOUNG WOMAN TAKES HER LIFE.
Leaves Note Saying She Believed Husband
Did Not Love Her.

Mrs. Eva r. Doppel. Of No. IL Rockaway ave-
nue., East New York, committed suicide in her
home yesterday by inhaling Illuminating gas. On
d small table beside the sofa which she lay
was a photograph Of her husband.
Neighbors who heard Doppels cries when he
found his wife rushed into the apartments. The
windows were thrown up and effort was made
1 resuscitate the woman. but il in vain.
An ambulance surgeon who was called from the
Bradford Street Hospital said she had been dead
for several hours
The young woman had suffered from heart dis
ease for some time and also from nervous pros
tratton. She left a note, in which she told her
love.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
c. r. U. NO FRIEND OF THE WORKERS"

The Central Federated Union IS 20 have nothing
70 90 with any demonstrations or open air meetings
Of the Industrial Workers OF the World which
the De Leon socialists organized about two years
ago as q rival to the American Federation Of La
Dor. The Workers have demanded permits for
demonstration at Rutgers Square and the other for
3 demonstration d Union Square. and have asked
II the Central Federated Union recognized the or
ganization. The reply Of the executive committee
was that il did not and would protest against the
permit being granted.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
RYE TO BUY OAKLAND BEACH

Oakland Beach and the land around 1t facing on
Long Island Sound to be acquired by the town
Of Rye for public park and playground So many
wealthy men are buying I'D all the beaches along
the eastern short ot the Sound that the officials
fear there VIII be no place for the poor Of west
chester County 10 enjoy the Sound bTeezes and
Bathing unless this beach is obtained AS $500 900
IS wanted for the property. the town VIII 5egtn
condemnation proceedings to-da-. Oakland Beach
has been in the possession Of the Iaistead family
for 40 years. The first deed delivered 10
Ezra Halstead IN l7sg.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
BUCKEYE CLUB TO OPEN WEDNESDAY

The formal opening Of the Buckeye Club VIII take
place Wednesday evening with a reception for the
presidents and officers OF the forty-six other state
and territorial societies this city Ct the new club
house Of The Ohioans al 33d street and Madison
avenue The building has been in the hands OF
furnisheTs and decorators for time The or
ganzers have received generous gifts resident
and nonresident members, which Will contribute
10 make attractive home for the sons of OHIO
New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
TRaNsPAc;FIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New YORK
Hawaii 6tU 4
Hawaii Japan, CoIea, China and Philip
2bII1a P5i15 52-a-oo .'-- Mar 10 500 n
Australia Except Westj, New Zealand,
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
, C1Moa1a Mar -, 500 III
Sia Seaft1e,ITaneo Mar 20. 500 II
Hawaii, Japan C0Tea- China and Philip
pom MAJ Mar &c. 500 II
5aS FraGc5ooUnited I5 states tanspor5Apr l. 500 n
New Zealand. Australia Except Westl.
San f-ancisco5-ntertc". Apr s. 500 n
Japan, Corea China and Philippine Islands
Vancouver and Victoria, 3 c.
Empress of China. APR 3 b-tJ n
Francasc5,-MaTiposa -...,....Apr Il 500 n
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
CHARGED WITH RoeaINe PuerL,s7.

Agnes Day ard Katherine Madison, Of No Isl
West $50 street were held yesterday by Magistrate
Moss. in the West Side court, in s., 500 bail each
1or examination tomorrow q charge of stealing
three diamond rings. valued al $3.50. from Jack
Johnson, the pugiiist Johnson, who said he lived
in the house where the women had apartments told
the that the rings stolen from mis- room
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
END OF eRANITE NEWS sTRlKE NEAR?

Barre VI. March I5.-As a result Of conference
held last night between representatives of the
striking granite cutters and quarrymen and % the
granite manufacturers and the announcement OF
three meetings to be held Tomorrow hope is grow
ing that day two more VIII see the end Of the
TWO weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16

Just q line about Two-shoe Shoes.
IF man has low insteps, regular
shoe lets his feet crowd forward and
troubles his toes.
The Two-shoe Shoe stops that by
combining two sizes in one shoe-the
upper size smaller than IS normal
for the lower part.
Yet it's no freak-you'd never
know it was more than good look
ing black walking shoe.
S..
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
255 84z rz6o
Warren st. 18th St sand st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
LABOR TO VISIT CONGESTION EXHIBIT

A committee OF five was appointed by the Cen
tral Federated Union yesterday to visit the con-
gestion of population exhibit at the Museum Of
Natural History and report next week any recon-
ruendaIions it thought ft to offer. D. l. Russell
OF TeIegraphers' Local Is who suggested the ac-
ton, said he had doubt many recommendations
for improvements would result from the visit.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s-IoiSun 500 Moon t4si Moons age !.
EIGH WATER.
4 A--Ssn1y Hook &c, Island Hell Gate 81
dSaDdy Hook C5i Gov, Island ga Hen Gate 5.;I
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
-Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel
Vessel For Line. Mail closes sails
Argentina. -12t0 500
F5riucsss Anne. Norfolk Old Dominion 800 n
TUESDAY. MARCH II
r-ron--inzassiu Bremen @ Lloyd. $50 1000
Colon Panama .1l;5o a n 800 ? N
Madonna, Naples. Fabre
AracEa Tscksonvle Clyde ....-..... 800 m
Tarers1n Norfolk OLD Dominion ..... 500 p N
civ Of savannah, Savannah. Savannah 800 II
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS.
Teutonic Southampton. American $50 n 10 90
.,,7l-s E'arracrr Jamaica a IN a II
Allegheny, Inagua, HambAn. ..... :05 d II eco ? m
nt0ood PerRanbuco Brazilian. LOO Il 500 n
Statendarn Rotterdam. Holland Am 1000 a N
l-,T1 81 (SaJva
pJar0llfo1 Norfolk Ola Dominion. 800
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Plymouth March 10, t:35 a m--Amerika Ger. New
York for Cherbourg and Hamburg
Move March IJ-C4ledUnIa tBrj. Me- York for Clas-
Liverpool March l5-Georgic d}r, New York
London March i5--%arraEtnsett t3r}. New York
Port said. March i5-SvazI t3rp York fur Slnxa-
pore. Hong Kong
SAILED
Queenstown. March Is. 9:45 a m--E,rura lBr,. New
Gibraltar. March i+-Carpataa dar). New York
Huh March 14-ToroEto t3r}. New York
PASSED.
Gibr.ltar. March 15-Hamburg Ger. Naples FOR New
York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TIE FuE1lessla- reported 737 east of saas
Hook ie;l5 yesterday. IS expected dock abo
IA Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Sunday, March Is, 1905
ARRIVED.


% sfaF 3 ,n %i5Ge9 @ % 6 P 257 RGgfse s IN
Arrived at the Bar at $50 a N. -''''
steamer Santurce, Foiker, Areceibo. February ..
port News l5 to the New York Porto Rico steam
ship COMPANY with sugar Arrived at the Bar al 10
steamer Dacre Hm OBr. Kendall Calais, February -
steamer seminole. Mckenzie. Azua, March ., San Do
mingo City j. MaCoris g. Sanchez and Sanana :. Porto
s f sta ta ASn5e Coaan o5S 14 gS it F 10 a. 10 Js
1SS 80 t-4-a a-[g15 ar ne ffa- AZ Ia.I5
steamer panama Corning Cr4stobaI March 70 the
mails and mdse arrived at the Bar At 6;44 a m
Steamer MaravaI lBrl Scott, Trinidad, March and
Grenada Trinidad shipping ana Trading Com
2any with ls passenger mails and mdze- Arrived
steamer R New York. RoaeTs. southannPton and cher
2g5 steerage passengers. mails and ndse Arrived at the
Ear at II .95 % a m. ~, ,5s,-o- ,,.7..,.,-.. 49,
,8 70 Norton & Son in ballast ""
s @ SeTaFe . he & oa Y sanfag2 5 ,3 MqTeh R and
- passengers. ana Indse. Arrived Al the
steamer Beacon ClOD, Pete-sen. sana March 10. to
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Arrived al the Bar
@ s5sas . Bristol to7 gty M T ] Gasy Bristol Fs6rga&y & e
slsanlef aiansnaha CFr) 1aya6d, LONDON March s.
seaasr c9rfs Castle (BT HosIns Bsira January IS
Barber * co with mdse Arrived al the Bar At $50
rylary - Paul Gerhard Co. il ballast Arrived
.stear7er alonriso Gtan Revel2. LNghorn. February
60 and Palermo 60 to HiTzei Feitman CO, with
steamer RqtterdaEn lDutch,, Giereke, AMSTERDAM.
]
Steamer t1ty of Savannah. Fisher Savannah. March
- the Ocean Steamship Company, with passengers
and mdse Passed IN Quarantine at . 20 d n.
Steamer Arapahce Chichester, Jacksonville March -
and Charleston L. to the CLYDE Steamship Company.
passengers and nldse. Passed In Quarantine
Steamer OEeeChee- FCket; Brunswick March
Brunswick Steamship Company, with mise Passed
Quarantine 252
steamer Princes anne. Tapey, Newp9rt News
Norfolk. 10 the OLD Dominion Steamship Company with
2;}5 m.
@ s3qg 5y.t5s HOOK . ! sq MaTeh -b ls $50 wina west
SAILED.
Steamers Fremont (Br FrenantIe Adelaide etc; Fs-
de Larrinaga (Brb, Montevideo, Plata
Prinz Joachim Gen. Fortune Island. Kingston etc.
Marie Manzeu Ger. New port News
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
-MTROPOLITANa255E5sss:- a255ss:


Thi. Evening n sTANNHAETSER- Mo-enA
Frenstad. Alien: Burrtal, Van EsooE. 8-1ss Reiss
MuhI-nann. Cold-, Hertz -
We'd Eyg Mch. Is. a. .NIGNON- Fa-rsr.
Abott Jac0oy: Bocci. P-41cOn. L-c25. A1hL1A11
Thurs Eyx. Mch- -. 81 TROyAToRE
Emma Eanes. Homer C4-Gso. S-7acc-ari. A1---
mann Cond-. Ferra-L
Fri. Evg. Men 20 az s-FIDElIO- N5Ts1s q
Ierfer- -Burckarl. Alrsn Burrial- Eo-rz. Bass : Al
Roov Peiss- COld-. Mahie--
sat Aft Men 81 at Ia IRAvI4rA Fa--ar,
Jacooy: Caruso. Scott Besue. D---i-ls, Csccs-
Ccud-. Ferra-t -,.
sat. Evg- McE. -. pop pros At S-LICLA
Yaw (debUr}. Mattceld. Bone. S--a~l-a--- ---AS
NayarilL Cond. Fvrra-t
Tues. Evx.. Mch - Special Performance: P-o-
g-aTnu1e3 IA BOHEME tAcr III z.-a.,s5t
Dereyne- Borci. St-acciari MADANA BJILhn-
FLY lAct L Faz-a-' Marin IL TRoN 4Al-9t 4IOns
FATST (Act IIIg. Far-a-. C5--erds Ca--sc P.4l-
con Cond Bovy. OVERTURE. LEONORE NO >
Tas+r0-var Co-d NaEfer NEI~T ERSENGER
Act I'M Al,ea- Homer DtPg-- Van E355
C-orftz B.ass ReisS. NEhi-1a1-- DC--'c-7. -7ll
Hertz PAGLIACCL IE1---s opera ber-Eas
Car,1so. Srotti. Retss. Sa--1- Cpz6-- Eer-1-l
SEATS on SALE THIS NtF-\lN-s
WEBER PIANO T>ED-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
FERRIS JOINS IN ON
PROTEST AGAINST POLES

w s Ferris Of 1872 East First South
street. has Joined the throng OF petitioners
regarding the placing of the Utah Light
and Railway ccInpany's trolley poles along
that thoroughfarc. Ferris fred his petit
ton TO the city recorder Tuesday 10 be-
presented TO the council at the recess
meeting Thursday night.
Ferris protests against the setting NJ
;he trolley poles at the curb line on tho
north side Of the street unless the pcies
set five or six feet inside the curb on tho
south side OF the street he taken UP and
placed at tho curb. The setting Of the
poles next tho curb on the north side OF
tie street would mar the symmetry of
the thorouehfare. Ferris SAYS,
'I therefore protest against tho curb
line being adopted on the north Side. -
concludes Ferris "and thus adding TO the
collection OF municipal architectural and
engineering freaks that now adnrn S1lt
Lake CitY's present museum OF montTO3-
tiles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04

You never can fully realize how bad.
ly your sight Is affected until the wear
ing of effective glassos demonstrates an
Improvement for You. Come in and let
US show you.
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.,
7s9 Main Street, Salt lake City, Utah
T6Iephons 7153-K
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
ANOTHER UTAH PIONEER
is CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Sarah Thomas Batoman. mother
of w !. Batcman. died ~ her home, SS
" street. ia this city Tuesday os the
result u( an attack or grip Mrs Bate
man was - year, OF age NJ th" time nf
her death. Sho wns born i'm Wales on
JUnr II, 1920 and came 70 Utah NOR"
than thirty wears ago Mrs. Batcmnu
was y consistent member of tho Mor-
mon church and had very wide clrrl"
of friends In this city. who will mourn
l"r loss. Sh" lcpvCs three children and
ten grandchildren.
Funeral services VIII bc hold from tn"
Twentieth ward meeting house at ~ m
Thursday. The remains may be viewed
at the late residence from I a. m to /
n, m. Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
How 70 Treat 2 snrain.

Sprains, swclljngs and lamcpcss arc
promptly relieved by Chamberlain =
Linimcn'. This linimcut reduces in.
fammation and soreness so that n
sprain may be cured in about onc-third
the time required by tho usual treat
mcut 25 and 5o-ccnt sizes for sale
bv all druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marshall spencer Of American Fork and
Agnes Hansen ot Draper.
s L. Ucdden and Mamie Pickard OF
Boise Ida.
Il. B Mitchell ard In PrIle Barber of
Logan.
W. +. Wiseman aud Lucy l.. Morris of
East Mill Creek
w. W. Chemmant of GoldGcld and Alice
Wopdhcusc of Lchi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04

bn G. Park. Jr., entertained a
Z friends at 500 party Mon
ohing in shonor of George E,
ain. The rooms were prcttily
in autumn leaves. Later a
{ musical selections were given
Eva Johnson, Messrs. Frank
Al chamberlain and Mr.. Park.
h falter G. Tuttle entertained a
If friends at a violet luncheon
Esine Tuesday. The small tables
lilly decorated in violets, 1t
-drst of a series of social af-
II
Ellsworth Daggctt. who hus
.Htpast SIX months abroad. land
| ST York last Thursday, and will
Fnre Friday. General and Mrs.
znFill be at home after Novem-
snI44 Bransford apartments.
hry Bailey returned last week
ding the summer with friends
Lis. She is again at home with
tier, Mrs. Charlie Post. who
2r guest Mrs. Garland OF San
orge {, Hunting of Ely. New,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
last week, will return there
fff: This week she is the guest
sSlsie Dickert.
1uise Stubblefeld of Nashville.
u accompany her aunt. Mrs.
W, to southern California tho
week. TO stay until the holi.
In
wv Mrs. j. II. Young and chill.
here with Mrs. Younr's
lr- and Mrs, Henry Lawrence.
lattcrtou of 54l West North
II entertain the James B. Nc
LET CORDS Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Thomas
letta Cosgrif, has returned
yponth s visit in thc East, and
TO her friends at the Knuts-
Aank Knox and little daughter.
Pill be at home for Christmas
ar IS absence in southern Cali
Pscom, who has speut some
|ey Mexico, is here, the guest
DIR. +, s. Bascom.
Rarlotto Holmes. accompanied
her. will probably return the
week from tho East.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
Newhouse and Boston BuiIdiops

Partitions now being placed Parties
desiring space eau have partitions
placed 10 suit their demands if ar.
ranged before November 10 Applies.
tions received by Il. Il. Hall, agent.
Both phones 40. Cos Dools,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
Charged With Wrecking Train.

CHIPPEWA FALLS Wis. Nov. g..
John McMulj"n wns arrested TODAY ON
the charge Of wrccking the pruth linn
ted OF the omaha road near Augusta
last THURSDAY. lie IS s3id 10 have con-
the authorities. The train when it was
wrecked was going lfiy miles an hour.
and was thrown or the track because Il
rail- had hc"n removed Fortunately only
eight persons were slightly hurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
Deatls.

John Jeremy. ll3 South Eighth West,
cancer ot bladder; aged 20.
Sarah Ba'eman, SS Il street. Ia srippc;
aged 70
Rachel Winter. l3s North Seventh
west tuberculosis: aged &C.
John Allison. Holy Cross hospital aloo-
holtsm: aged %.
4 Dram os,rovgky. police station. pois-
nninr-, crl II
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Salt Lake Statistics
Rihhs.

Henry Mass. 1909 Glen street. girl
Allie 4. Barker. Lako BrcczS addition;
boy.
II {. Ohlman. Il Kiser court: girl.
Donald Irvine. 309 Thirtccnth East: boy.
Peter Dec, %@ South Fifth West; girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
Roosevelt Back Home.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-prnsidcnt
Roosevelt arrived here from oyster Bay
al G:1a o'clock aboard his special train
lie WAS Immediately driven 10 the White
House. Secretary Straus accompanied
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
OCIEIY
CALENDAR.

~. A. J. Gorham will enter
n few friends informally at
ome Saturday afternoon, to
her cousin, Miss Dayton of
.onel and Mrs. Walter Scott
i, Ir post will entertain at a
kticn this evening in honor
number Of out of-town visit
! ss Minnette Baer will enter
ut a luncheon at her apart
4 in the Bransford today.
I. nor of Miss Helen Maynard
'her bridal party.
q St. Marks Hospital asso-
An will meet this morning in
M. C. A. rooms.
Is hoped the Ladies' Liter
lub rooms will be throngcd
people this afternoon, be-
the hours Of 3 and 5, for
donation reception which
be given there for the bene-
the boys detention school,
hat many donations will be
either of clothes, books,
les. OF games. Anything
will make the boys home
homelike will be gratefully
ted. Mrs. A. T, Moon,
Warren Benjamin, Mrs.
Cummings and Mrs. A. T.
krd will be on the reception
ittee, while Mrs. W. V.
Will have charge of the din
,om. assisted by Mrs. ]. C.
sr. Mrs. Mary Bero. Mrs,
McMahon and Mrs. G. II.
l,,uld.
1 n. Eckstein will enter
the members of the Jolly
ne Whist club at her home,
!. outh Third East, this after
and Mrs. Ralph McBroom
Entertain at bridge Satur-
venipg at ther home in
I of Miss Jean Odell and
K. p. Kirtley.
Evening journal., 1908-01-24
TWO YOUNG WOMEN
ASCEND I76 TT. IN BUCKETS

wILIJMANTIC, Conn, Jan. 24-when
all the young men in the business office
of the American Thread Company here
admitted they were afraid to go I'D a
chimney in process of erection, Miss May
Everest, daughter of one OF the superin-
tendents Of the mills. and Miss A. Jones
both young and pretty society girls. made
the perilous ascent.
The young women, harnessed into the
mortar buckets and holding tight to the
cables, were slowly hauled up the 10 feet
in the inside of the chimney. When they
reached the top an American flag was
displayed.
The chimney is the highest in the east.
ern part Of Connecticut. After a half hour
the girls were lowered and said they had
enjoyed the trip immensely.