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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-25
P. 7. LANCAN
MAKES BIG JUMP
Passed Bertha |. Boyd citing
Race for Cold Coin..Turn in
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Another day has passed and an
other leader has fallen leaving theH
glory to memories of transcien
| thoughts like the setting sun throw;
| its brightest rays on the 1eetin'
clouds. And out from the rank steps
p T. Langan, Jr., clad with an armol
OF votes that will be hard to over
throw This pretty baby has beer
taking a very active part in the race
and at no time since the start OF the
contest has it been content TO hold a
place near the bottom of the list and
now his name appears among the
three highest and if he is able TO holi
his present place till the close Of tn
contest he will carry off some Of the
laurels of victory.
Ten more days of the contest and
ten short days at that, and then the
winners names Will be announced.
viii your baby's name be among the
lucky three? Its up to you. Your
baby can win if you do some system
attic hustling No one has the race
cinched and the ones who are over
confident are the ones who are going
to be disappointed. The result of the
contest is very doubtful,
THE CON
Following Is a list of the candle
Contest, with the number of votes IL
Leola May Faudree, els Washington
Eloise Lucille Sisney, 321 Ninth -.
P. T. Langan. Jr.. 724 Twenty
Bertha Louise Boyd, 1905 Elm .....
ohillis Ammonia Helm, 3005 Elm -,
Miriam Ellis, 742 Thirty.fourth 49,.
Bertha Janice Ort, 400 Twenty -nintt
Frederick Edgar Cox, 425 Twentysil
Roht. Ford Barth, 3007 Sycamore :,
Anna May Thistlewood 2515 Washir
Thelma Virginia Brewer, 1I13 Wash
Albert w Bertram ,1210 Locust -.
Doris e. Sells, 424 Thirty-thlrd 49,.
Irene SCHNEIDER, 317 Third ......,
Leon Lester Jones, 40S Commercial
Nelson Jerome Could 416 Twentieth
Catherin Ann Farrell. 81 Division.
Thomas Lloyd Hopper, 2910 Sycam'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05

Congressional district in a convention
believed to be regular" Vice prcsi-
dent Fairbanks stock was conceded
10 have risen. not only in Kentucky.
out elsewhere in the South. on the
strength OF The published Interview
with Senator elect W. o. Bradley; the
action of the Tcnth Congressional dis
lrict In Missouri Yesterday. IN which
the TAFT men were reported to have
Dccn forced TO hold rump conven-
lion, was cheering. and rncrc was Il
report current that Senator Winthrop
Murray Crane, OF MASSACHUSETTS,. has
gone homo for the purpose of an,
nouncing his position 10 the people Of
his homo, state In manner which
would cffcctually "siiircn the back
bono" of his friends throughout New
England.
AS an Incidental feature OF the dag
there wax n report current that Sec
rotary Taft had declined an overture
10 spit the New hampshire delcga-
ton between himself ana his oppen
chts, ana that Il third term boom for
the President has been successfully
financed and is about TO be launched
WIN some bottom 10 it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05

Louis j. licrgdol in German car. the
winner covering the distance IN H.
minutes 80 20 seconds and bettcring
his time for the same distance ycster-
day BY over IL minutes. Bergdol took
the lead at the 40 mile post when
Stevens. driving q 60 horsepower Anu
crican car went out of the race ow-
ing 10 a broken rocker arm. Stevens
was leading At the time by minutes
rs seconds. Tho other entry, Il. c.
Kelsey driving Il 80 horsepower Anne
rican ear had engine trouble ana quit
at the 80 mile post
The driving OF stevens. though he
lost the race, was the feature. his car
covering fifty miles In II minutes
and 81 seconds. close 10 the record
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
CURRENCY LEGISLATION
DISCUSSED BY SfKA TORS
Senator Adlrieh Says He Hopes to
Have His Bill Voted Upon
Next Week.
Ony ASSOCIATION Prcssl

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March -
Currency legislation was the subjcc'.
OF consideration in the Senate today.
senator Hepburn opposed the pending
bill. and declared that it was useless
and he would not vote for IL.
Senator Hopkins spoke at length in
support of the bill
Senator Railcy stated hat he would
speak on the currency bill Monday.
Senator .-ldrlch announced that he
hoped To have vote on the measure
next week. After addresses had
been made on the bill to increase The
pay OF the army, the Senate adjourned
ut . ". NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
SENATOR PROCTOR DEAD
-
Distinguished Vermont Han Passes
Away After Weeks llIlsss.
ne WAS IN HAsRIi0h's CABINET
Resigned Office Of Secretary of War
to Become a Member of the United
States senate-Honored Many
Times by His State.
ny Associated press)

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March r.
United States Senator Rcdflcld Proc
tor Of Vermont died at his apartments
Mt the Chnnplain here ut 1850 o'clock
this afternoon after n short Illness
following an attack OF grip. The
Senator's son. Governor Fletcher
Proctor, OF Vermont, the governors
wife. and several intimate friends
were at the bedside when tho Senator
passed away.
Senator Proctor was II wears old.
The Senator had ben confined to
his room for about week. His i'll
ness was diagnosed us grip. which
later developed into plcursy VIZ.
pneumonia complications which af-
i'ctcd the heart and which in his en-
ioebicd condition proved too much for
his powers of resistance.
The Seniors body will be taken to
the old home at proctorsvillc. VI.
Senator Proctor Is survived by MS
Wife. two sons. Fletcher ID. Proctor
governor OF Vermont and Bedford
Proctor. Jr.. and n daughter, Mlss
Emily D. Proctor
The Senator had been In ferbl,.
health over sliice the assembling of
Congress and 1t was remarked by his
friends that for the first time In their
recollection he had failed to return
rom his usual summer fishing trim In
Inc highest state of health which he
always enjoyed.
no announcement OF his death was
made In the Senate. The informa.
ton was communicated to tho Vice
President. Tho Senate then adjourn
cd II was not desired to formally
announce the death. for the reason
,hai 1t was thought best to lay aside
business for an cntirc day in respect
10 Inc Senator's memory.
senator Proctor had been a factor
IN politics and bushes, interests Of
vermont for many years ana was re.
Pn,ed 10 be one of The wcal,hies,
members of the Senate. He was
! inrgeiy intcrcstcd In the marble in.
uuStrN He was n civil war veteran.
on me stan of General Wil,iam II
,baidy) Smith. was secretary OF war
turing President IInrrisons admins
,ration and has been in Tho senate
since 1891. when he lcf, The calano,
70 succeed George +. Edmunds. Tho
senator was born In proctorsyillc
June ], 1881. anu served his state ne
meinbcr of each House of Tho lccir.
nature IN turn aud as governor aud
lieutenant governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
SYMS.EATSN ACADEMY
MEETS SECOND DEFEAT
Cid Point Comfort College Basketball
Team Won in Billinnt Con.
tested Game, Yesterday.

III one of the fastest and most SEN
sational games of basketball witness
ca on old Point Comfort College court
tiis season the Syms Eaton academy
hve met defeat by the Colcgians yes
terday afternoon. TO 3. The game
*aii characterized throughout with
good plays. Carey was the particular
s'ar of The Collcgians, throwing three
field goals.
During the last half the academy
uoys made but one point, ana two in
I, ne hrs'. Old poin, scored three times
IN each half. Mr.. II. Walter Lynch
was Tho 'cforce
rms Is the second victory for tho
Nol'es'ahs over the academy this sea :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05

DEBATE TOMORROW EVENING.
T. M. c. A. Society to Give the Third
Debate OF Winter in Audito ium.

T. M. Z. a. Soc city to Give the Third
Debate of Winter in Audito ium
The Young Mems Christian Assoca
ton Debating Society will give the
third debate of the wnior In the au-
d',orlum tomorrow evening. The sub
icct for discussion will be Resolved.
That the Opportunities Today of a
Young Man Arc Better Than Ever
BEFORE" and the dcbatcrs will be:
Anirmative-Mcssrs. Randolph Hayes
and David Kirsncr: egatye-Mcssis
NJ. Otto Lackey ana Drommond Cope
land
The debate will be a public one and
all men in Hampton are invited TO
be present
The Ladies' Auxiliary Will meet this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock, when i'm
portant matters will be attended, to.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
TOWN OF $4,000 PERSONS SOLD.
Countess shuvalovo Transfers Dubno
10 Austrian Noble for $4,000 ooo

ST. PETERSBURG, March i-Tho
Town OF nubno, having 10000 lnhab-
,,an's' has been sold by tho owner.
,ountess Shuvalovo. to Count Oncn-
uoF'' an Austrian, for $2.OoD,OoO. Tho
'rahsier Includes the site of tie Rus
sian fortress at Dubno. This tow iu
one OF several in Russian Poland
which have been held under the own
rrsNip of individuals since fcudal days.
II was founded in tho 10Th century
ana was once owned by king of po-
'a'lu The fortress has been the Gc,d
"i many engagements. and has mo
distinction Of mover having bccn can.
vasions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
cid Man Under Arrc.t.

Samuel Potter an aged inmate OF
the National Soldiers Home. was ar
rested yesterday Afternoon upon the
charges of being disorderly, using
profane language on trolley car
an drcfusing 10 move TO another seat
and refusing 10 move on n trolley car.
uuctor. He was taken In charge b.
Officer Thomas Watts. Potter viii
explain the trouble to Mayor Thorn
ton Jones in the police court this
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
SENATE REFUSES TO
APPLY The "GaG" RULE
Continued from First raecl


uepu'y at an annual salary of sl.5oo
nor duties Will he to pnfo- 90 nj,
'A"s relating to adultcration. Impure
OF nn"holesonc food or drink. nnI
"o siVcn induisitorial powers for The
INSPECTION of any factory. creamery
sure salcSroom. or elsewhere I'm,
,ooh or drink is stored. sold or or.
fcred for sale ''''' u VI
senator Hart. In calling un tho hin
SAID that tho need of its passanc was
"rseh'' Tor the reason that since the
puSsage Of similar laws BY the FcJ-
va, government. and many OF me
,lates' Virginia was being made tnc
u"'npins ground for a grca; mass Of
lVod mat had been rejected elsewhere
as unfit TO be eaten.
~, F. g. p. Gets New Charter
nc Senate has passed thc hiIls I,
"u"ced by Speaker Byrd and favor
"o'y acted upon in the House. one
:" enable the Richmond. Frederick
ours q Potomac Railroad To lake !.
NV charier under the present con
9utnuoh. rc'lnquishing all speciaf
mlN'ieses and disabilities. and the
o'her to authorize the state sinking
una commissioners to convert Tho
SOCK and dividend obligations held
~ me Richmond. Frcdcricksburr 4.
fo'oniac Railroad into stocks of said
company under any new charter.
epprcpriations Bill Now Ready
senator keezeli. chairman OF The
nnahcc committee. announced today
lhat tue general appropriations bill
was practically completed. ana would
De ready TO be reported tomorrow
opoh his motion leave was granted
20 nave the measure printed, ana tho
p,l' was set as special and contin
uihs order for Thursday at l2 o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
Creator Hampton Document Signed
With a Gold Pen, Which VIII Be
Presented 10 Counsel.
.RR. TAYLOR GIVEN GREEN PEN
Delegate Harry R. Houston Sends For
msr Councilman the Pen Used by
Governor Swanson In Anixius His
Signature to Annexation Measure
Gotten up In Hampton.

using Il solid gold pen, purchased
for the purpose by Clerk Of the Courts
Harry II. Holt, Judge j. b. Il. Thorn
ton signed tho annexation decree
shortly after IL O'clock yesterday
morning. The decree becomes oner-
alive ut once and tho territory an
nexed is now under tho jurisdiction OF
s the town Of Hampton.
When the town council meets this
evening the formal application TO
have Hampton declared n city of the
second class will be made TO tho Cir
cult Court and tho order will be en-
tered ono day during tho March sea-
sion OF the court. 1t has not yet been
decided who will hold court here. but
it is expected that Governor Swanson
VIII designate some jurist TO come IN
the stead of Judge j. w G. Black
stone.
After signing the records in The
annexation litigation Judge Thorn
tons order adjourned the special SEES
sion or his court Judge Thorntons
order makes 1t certain Ithat tho road
from Hampton bridge 10 The Normni
school Will be paved within is months
and that the people IN that community
shall have one representative In tho
town council.
Judge Thornton visited the public
schools yesterday and was highly
pleased with tho splendid buildings
and the excellent educational adyan-
tagos offered the children Of this COM
munity He WAS escorted ON his trip
80 tho schools by County Supe,inton
dent John NJ. Willis. Judge Thorn
ton left last evening for his home in
Manassas,
To Present Pen to Council.
Olork OF Court Holt has announced
t3iat he will tonight prescott TO the
HAMPTON town council the gold pcn
With which The Greater Hampton" de-
cree was signed by Judge Thornton
slt Is expected that tho council will
\ nave the pen placed in the vault and
kept there MS n souvenir of the great
asst event In the history of Hampton
since tho civil war
Take Census.
Tho town council will also tonight.
mako the necessary arrangements for
taking the census OF Greater lIamn-
ton. This Is necessary In order ihnt
tho additional decree making The town
q city can be entered by the Circuit
Court. 1t is thought The census will
show population of 5000, If not
$500
Interest iccnters greatly in The cloc-
I lion OF The new comcilmen tonight.
E Nght new men must be chosen.
Nypen the new councilmcn take their.
seats it will become necessary for
Mayor Thornton T. Jones to rcorgan-
lie the standing committees of the
council.
The finance committee, which has
The making of the budget for next
year must have its report ready TO br
submitted to the regular meeting OF
ttio council in April and for this rea-
son 2 great amount OF work will have
10 he attended 10 by tho new coun
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
Benefit of Old Point People.
(By AssoeIated Press

WASHINGTON, D. c., March A.
Representative William a. Jones IS
going TO introduce a bill to relieve
the civilian occupants of tile military
reservation at Old Point from 0nr
dcn of paving for orc-half OF the
sewerage system expenses of the re-
scryation. With the gradual with.
drawal of such occupants and the con
slant increase of expenses The burGL,n
has become enormous. Mr.. Jones be.
licvcs he can secure relief
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
Old limo pic enri.i

me ladies OF the First Methods,
church win hold Pie social In ,ho
lecture room on next Friday evening.
March 8. Hot chicken and oyster
pie will be served from ~ to . o.clock
and from to 10 Sweet pies or All
kinds Will also he on sale. Tho
Nag re VIII he the special feature
= rake your prescription to Hulrs
Cut Rate Drug Btore. 12-2o.t II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
Death Of Mrs. ct.smond

News was received in Hampton yes.
lcrday of the death of Mrs. j. y.
CFismond. which occurred Tues
nay night in her home In Urbanna
l.hc body will be brought to Ports
mouth today for buriel
Mis-. cFismond. who was 81 years
o'u, was the grandmother OF Mrs. II
- fatrlck In Locust street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
Locomotiv. Boiler Explodcs.
tBy Associated Press)

ROBERTA. GA. March 4-Enginc
No. i2S OF train No. 81, Southern Rail-
way, exploded at Champion, two miles
below here Mt O'Clock this morning
Engineer Charles O'Neii of Fo't Val
ley, was scalded end internally in
inrcd, and will die.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
WANTED.

is THE .PuREsT AND BEST TOO
coed Tor you? Then respectable
suggest and request You try Boya'.
pnre Phosphate Baking Powder
has it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
Mr.. DeYarmctt's Mother oead.

Mr. c. II. DcYarmctt o. he Ilamp.
ton Normal school, las en- cal,oJ to
ms former home in New York. by
me death Of his mother, who was
more than so years old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
Taft MEN LOSING GROUND;
FOES ARE TAXING HEART
Common Gets TWO South Carolina pis.
tr'ets and Senator Bradley, of
Kentucky .Rooms Fairbanks,

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March ~.
Opponents OF Secretary OF War Tar.
TOOK heart on tho face OF the latest
returns Speaker Cannon wasS re.
ported from Sonih CarSlnn 10 iibyc
captured two dplegsies ia IKE Essss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05

Take no risk-havc your prcscrip.
tons filled by experienced pharma-
lists at johnson Pharmacy. Phone
5Oi 2-2l-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
LOST

tLosT-LADlBS' TAN CAPE wIrIr
purple plaid lining, between Wheat
land farm and King street. Finder
y 9l plesse return to. MRS. THOMAS
y ~ 1T
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
AMERICAN CARS NOT
WINNING AT 0RMORD
Stevens Had Good Lead in Leading
Event Yesterday But His Machine
Broke Down.
(Ry AssocIated Pressl

OaMONn, FLA, March IA 100
mile race. for the amaturc drivers
marked the second day OF the Ormond
Daytona beach automobile tourna-
ment today. The event was Won BY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05

Take your prescription to IIulls
Cut Rate Drug Store. Is-29-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05

cilmcn, as well MS the present ones.
The redistricting Of the town will
be among the very important and
knotty problems TO be solved BY tho
council. 1t is thought there will be
eight voting precincts. or one rs Is
now the case in Hampton, will be de-
tcrmincd also when tho new council
men assume the duties OF town IA
Tiers.
There are SO many important tca +
lures to be determined on account OF
the annexation that the council is
expected TO act most carefully In elect
ing tho new members and to see that
the men chosen are men of business
and personal integrity. That the
present council can be depended upon
to do the right thing is acknowledged
by all who know The eight men now
COMPOSING The governmental body OF
HAMPTON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
MATTERS Personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Wood, who
nave been visiting Mrs. NJ. Il. John
son In East Hampton. have returned
To their homo in Philadelphia.
Mr. William Wyatt. who has been
quite III ut his residence In East
Hampton Is rapidly ccovcrIng.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-05
tIaa Great Pen.

Mr. Charles Il, Taylor. formerly a
member OF the council, and strong
amcxationist. yesterday received
from Mi Harry Il. Houston the green
pom holder and pen used by Governor
Swanson when he aGiXcd his sigma
ture 10 the Hampton Annexation
BILL Mr.. Taylor declares that MIR.
Houston gave him the green pen mere
Is because he Is Irish At any rate.
MIR. Taylor prizes the pen and has
placed II among his valued souvcn-
irs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-13
CHANGE IN FOOD
Works Wonders in Health.

II Is worth knowing that change
In food can cure dyspepsia. II deem
It my duty To let you know how Grape
Nuts food has cured me of indigestion.
81 had been troubled with IL for
years, until last year my doctor rec
commended Grape Nuts food 10 he used
every morning. ! followed instruo-
lions aud now am entirely well.
"rhe whole family like Grape-Nuts
we use four packages a week You
are welcome 10 use tails testimonial
as YOU see Mt"
The reason this lady was helped by
the use OF Grape-Nuts food N that II
is predigested by natural processes ana
therefore does not tax the stomach as
the food she had been using II also
contains the elements required Tor
building up the nervous system III
that part of the human body Is In per-
feet working order there can be no
dyspepsla, for nervous energy repre-
senls the steam tnat drives me engine
When the nervous system ~ run
down. the machinery of the body
works badly Grape Nuts food can be
used by small children as wei as
adults. II Is perfectly cooked ana
ready for instant use. :,
Read "The Road 70 NeliNiile,' IN
pkgs. ''Theres a Reason
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time % time. They
are genuine, u1Ici ana luil oi human
interest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr--The second in the rare
series of performances which Mr..
Mantell is presenting at the Theater
was given last night The immortal
tragedy of Macbeth" formed the bin.
and though it has been done so many
times since the Salt Lake Theater
threw open its doors, nearly so years
ago, that the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary--it can be said in
all truth that few presentations have
been more striking than that of
Mantell. 1t was a magnificent, rug
ged and virile impersonation of the
bloody Scot. whom Shakespeare
drew, and while we hardly think the
conception yet ranks with the same
actors Lear, 1t still remains a most
rare piece of work. The reading of
the immortal lines with which the
play is filled, was most impressive
throughout, and many of the familiar
episodes, such as the appearance CT
the ghost of Banquo at the BANQUET.
were played with new effects and new
business" which greatly heightened
the rendition. Only one suggestion
might be made to the stage manager,
and that is that the stage was at
times too dark to give full effect to
the figures and countenances of the
ghostly procession. Another point
which ran very close to the danger
line was the suggestion of the gro-
tesque in the appearance of Banquo
at the banquet scene. Horrible he
should have been, but his makeup
was that and something more.
Mr.. Mantell had some strong re-
calls after his notable scenes. He
was as before, strongly supported,
the Lady Macbeth of Miss Russell be-
ing rarely fine impersonation
throughout, and her sleep-walking
scene especially, being telllngly rend-
cred. Mr. McGlnn did the role of
Macduff in effective fashion and the
other parts were suitably rendered
The stage version Of this play is
that of Edwin Booth. This is also
true of Hamlet" Booths noblest de-
lineation, which Mr.. Mantell presents
this afternoon. and of The Merchant
of Venice" which forms the bill to-
night. Miss Russell assumes the char
acter of Portia-
Orpheum--In spite of the storm last
night good sized audience saw the
second presentation of this weeks bill,
which is giving universal satisfaction.
Grand--A big turn out attended the
matinee performance of Convict $685.
this afternoon. The play will run
throughout the week.
Miss Clayton's RecitaI--The piano
recital by Sybella White Clayton
which occurs at the Theater next
Tuesday, is arousing great amount
Of interest among piano students and
lovers of music. Seats can be reserv-
ed all this week Mt the Clayton
Daynes Music company. Miss Clay
ton viii close the program with the
celebrated Carnival de Pesthe" by
List. something that is very seldom
played except by the great artists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-13
noon.

Mrs. Martha C. II. Wells, well
known and highly respected resident of
this city. died at 3;05 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, from paralysis, with which
She was stricken on Sunday last. For
more than 81 year Mrs. Wells had been
failing in health, suffering from what
the family believed to be rheumatism,
but which was finally diagnosed as be-
ing Bright's disease.
For some time the deceased bad made
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Emily w. Grant, corner of b street and
Second avenue. and It was there that
she passed away. She was the wife of
the late President Daniel II. Wells, TO
whom she was married in September,
1S49. The surviving children, named in
the order of birth. are Mrs. Emily w
Grant, Heber M Walls, Joseph s.
Wells, Mrs. Edna w, Sloan and Brlant
H. Wells, The second named was for
two terms governor of Utah, Joseph 3.
Wells is manager of the Utah Light ~
Railway company, Briant II. Wells is
a captain In the United States army,
and is now with his regiment in the
Philippines.
Mrs. Wells was born IN Nashville,