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FORMERLY LIVED
 IN THIS CITY
Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick, Who Was For Years Oreanist at the Presbyterian Church, Dies in Seattle, Washing ton.

Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick, who will be remembered by many of the older res idents of this city, died at Seattle, Washington. Sunday morning, after a brief illness. News of her death was received by Pine Bluff relatives yes terday. Mrs. Kirkpatrick was sis ter of the late Mrs. V. D. Wilkins, and she had many friends here. She was for years organist at the First Presbyterian church here. Her son. inlaW, 1. J. Adair. of Warren, former ly cashier of the Merchants and Planters Bank, is among the surviv- ing relatives. Mrs. Kirkpatrick was about so years old.
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pants manufacturer in New Iori. k II.
 the city visiting friends and calling on his
 trade
 Soaring Marsh. well known truck far
 t"rday and reports that the turnip and
 sweet potato crops are large in his inn Amcdiatr r,ti"n A. \. Bloom left Sunday for Memphis. FWhere he will make his home, having beer n.adc manager of q large cigar and news department by lk" S;mclson, a prominent 1 Memphis ci@arist
 Dr. l. A. Hinton. of the uessig- Ellis 1 Drug Company. of Memphis. with head quarters in this city. left yesterday on Il i Hinton will be out of the city about ? < week.
 \ Mr. and Mrs. !. $. Wiley and baby have 4fcturned from visit to relatives at Monti { cello. Mir. Wiley went down vcstrrtay and
 accompanied Mrs. Wiley home after scv-
 eral days stay.
 ! Mrs. Clarence McCleah has returned tc
 her home in Hot Springs. after a visit t1
 her parents. Nr and Mrs H. NJ. Goza
 in this city. While here Mrs McClean was
 one of the attendants to the Russell ,.Czi
 wedding.
 the barber shop on East Fourth avenue immediately back of the Valley Saloon. left yesterday afternoon fnr~Ilo1 Springs where he~-will spend q few days and he joined bv Mrs. Chaney Both will lcav"
 for the far west. Seattle and other west e,n cities. where Mr. Chanev expects to locate
 Henry Shelby. who has been employed as foreman on the government work ai Pine Bluff. came in Saturday to spend q 1 few days here with his family. MT Shelby says the work for which they were placed
 there is nearly completed. when they put | in quite lot of brush their work will h.. l completed -Batesville Guard.
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 BRIEF MENTION. , + <. + # + < + + j. ,......-.

<H1int and Dan Nix. of swan Lake. SI.1ut <Snnd;iX- -l4 ttss--4it .-...~~-----.-"e--~
 County Judge James Gould was in Little kGck yesterday on official business
 Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Russell have rt- turned from their bridal trip to New Or leans
 Reverend C. C. Cline left ycstcrda, afternoon for kison, where he vii! hold 4 / B. C. Fowles has returned from St Louis where he spent a few days tranSa. .stn..
 Mrs. ]. T. Carr has returned to her home at Humphrey after visit to her huSha nd in this city.
 Misses Virginia and Eulali,. Walker lr;'~ today for Little Rock where they will he the gnesisssofa~friends~ and relatives for |, Twill Benton. former Pine Blufiaii.@ who is now living in Fort Smith, is in tht.S cit v s-'1 MFs' Frank Eagland and tw4 sons returned from a few days visit to relatives at Wahbaseka.
 Miss Mary F. Royce has returned from, Hot Springs. where she was the gsest of friends for a week.
 Captain ]. B. York. of Memphis, was the guest of his daughter. Mrs X. x. Trigg in this city Sunday.
 Misses Leicester O'COnnell and I.ll,el Ivy have returned from Arkansas City, where they spent q week
 Zack -Tankersley. of Noble Lake. spent Saturday and Sunday with his parent s and friends in this city.
 Mrs. NJ, 4. Green is expected to arrive this week from her home in Texarkana to he the guest of her daughter Mrs. $. C. Alexander during the present winter
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Altheiner and son. left yesterday afternoon for little Rock after spending q f"w days in this city.
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 q + T | + SOCIETY. f | . f 4 : j. # + 4 + + + + + + + + + ! 3'

STERN -FElNRERG. The following cards. anouncins 1h" ap preaching marriage of Sol Feinherg to Miss Selma Stern of camden, Arkansas. have been received by Pine Bluff friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Moses Stern Invite you to he present at tn" marriage of their daughter
 Selma.
 to
 Mir. Louis Sol Feinbcrg on the evening of Wednesday the seven tecnth of November, nineteen hundred and nine at eight
 o'clock at their resi-
 denre Camden.
 Arkansas
 Al home after December first Texarkana. Texas. The engagement of Mir. Feinhery and Miss Stern has been known to the friends ot both for some time Miss Stern is well known in Pine Ruff. where she has fl''- quently visited, and where she has taken part in many concerts. Mir. Feinherg formerly lived in this city.
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GREGG -R AlNE.

GREGG RAINE.
 very pretty home wedding was solemn ized Saturday morning at Eleven o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. $. Grove on Pine street, when Miss Mary Gregs' egg sister of Mrs. Grove. united in mar riage to Dr. Harry !. Raine, of Cincnati, Rev. C. c. Cline officiating. The bride looked very sweet in a beautifully embroid cred white gown and carried shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. She has spent some time in Pine Bluff as graduate nurse and IS well known here. The groom is young vet erinary surgeon, of Cincinnati The home was beautifully decorated in palms ferns and brides roses. Immediately after the ceremony five course wedding brea kfasf was served. after which the happy couple left for a trip through the south and will be at home in Cincinnati about December l. Those present were: Mrs. Emma Gregg mother of the bride; Miss Flore1r" Cropsey. of Cincinnati: Mir. and Mrs. A. C. Woodhnry and Master Carlton Woodhury, Rev. c. C. Cline and Mir and Mrs. T. $. Grove.
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noon will be held tliiA 7 O clock, in Little Rod lah Retan, who has beei sister, Mrs. Tracy Mills, left yesterday morning fc to attend the funeral. was accompanied by Mi two children.
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LADIES TENpLE SOCIETY.

LADIES TEMPLE SOCIETY.
 The Ladies Temple Society met yestcrda 7 afternoon at the Temple and much import ant business was transacted. This meet ing was the regular monthly meeting. The receipts from the lunchcons. including the one served during tH" Eagles convention ir this city. were shown and aggregated more than s1H. which is . fine showing for the ladies. II was also decided to have concrete walks laid at the Temple. and this is certainlv decision that vii, benefit the public and also add to the at tractiyencss of the property
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Peoples Savings Bank an,
 Co. pay interest on time depos saving accounts. Special aA given to sale of all kinds of Dl tate. Let us list any propef' may have for sale. a. Y
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Mrs. Anna Westbrook is steadily improving from her recent illness and it is hoped that she vii lsoon be out again. @ F
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pOKTER-S SIX Ill EKN.

PORTER Sk Ill. .EKN.
 Mr and Mrs James F. Skillern tnn"unr" the cngagen1en, of their daughter. Louise. to Q. Lamar Porter. the wedding to take place a1 the family residence. on December 1-Jittlc Rock C;azetto Nr Porter i>; well and favorably known in Pine Bluff. where he formerly lived. He made this city his hoadouarters for several years; Miss Skilern is also well known in social circles here.
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HOSPITAL ASSSOCIATION
 The Ladies Hospital and Benevolent ..s. sociation will meet with Mrs. Max Eiscn. kramer on West Barraque street. thi;. afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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JTNJOp TUATTATOJIA

The Junior Chartaunna Study circ'n hold very successful meeting at the Tomnle Sunday afternoon and great iptnrest was shown in the study of the first hook
 Peter. hv F. Hopkinson. The nnyt meetin@ will be held November 21 and inc nook f"r d's"ussion and study will ho 'The Vale of Cedars" by Grace Agnilar.
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TILLAR- R-ROGERs.

LLAR-ROGERS.
 Tuesday, October 26. 1909, Miss Emma Antoinette Tillar daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tillar, of Galveston, was mar. ried to Dr. Francis Owington Rogers cf Concord, N G. in Galveston. The hride is very charming young lady and was a great favorte among the society people of this city. MT. and Mrs. Frank Ti''ar are only making their home in ';alTeston temporarily.
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Iss bss SURPRISED.

fNISTIEF. .
 Miss 9e VI Cross was pleasantly snrpri sed Saturday evening at the home. of he. parents, Mir. and Mrs. M '. Cross. on Laurel street when number of her friends dressed as ghostsand gathered at her home to spend the evening The party met at the home of Miss Selma Martin. where they were disguised with the aid of Mrs. Martin, and all went tc she home of Miss Cross. At the Cross reSidesl1 the guesta were tol11 Hf \f3r00(
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delicious refreshments wcie served tn the guests. who voted the affair most ,uiCy able. Those present were: Misses i.:het Mann. Evan Goree Helen rhilpo1, lone
 iearin. Rosa Riggin. inrz Il ,irin. Mildred Daniel. Annie Robinson. Margaret FnN. Selma Martin. Elizabeth Ir,Wl aal I.,yt Cross. M"SsrS. Joe Clement. Jess Ky :l!,q Curtis Mead. Walter Pope. r.t Dl!cy Pun Worling. Collier Lee and Frlek ',giple:t
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!. thIES AUD SOCIETY

T. WIEN MD SOCTFTY.
 Tho Ladies Aid Society ,f .ie First Presbyterian church was er;artaine1 yes terday afternoon by Mrs. A. N Barrow on East Sixth avenue. Chrvsar .nnns and nahlias were uscd for the decor. .on of the home and it present ,1 Il most attrac. tive appearance. At ;his 'n"etnG the ladies' gave their Than,S"' ,,.y off ;r,.e which netted a nice Suri Dlring tho oe trrnoon fine musical program was car fiod out of which numbers were rendered Al the close of the afterrn,n dainty re. treatments were served to th" largo mum. h"r of guests. who thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon with Mrs Barrow
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MISSES WALK FER GUESTS

MISSES WALKER GUESTS
 The Athletic cotillon to be given tomor. TOW evening will be the ieadin. >,o,.i;u event of the week. The boat ' been renovated and redetora cd and is now beautifully arranged for rni",t ,inina Among the out of town guests will ho Mr and Mrs. William 1.angford ani ;h., Miss. $ Walker UPine Bluff. Misses Quin and Rowland (St i.ouiSl. Miss H"lleImap Wanadal. Miss teathcrman. .i4alt> E.C tor and X. Anthony NInt Srin@sl alAl Mrs. Cotton Wmohal.- Little Rock l'emo. cIat.
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WHITAKER -RALt.
 A quiet wedding took pl.ir" in the Christian church Friday nftern at "G o'clock when Miss Ruth Whitaker ani Nr $. Bal" were married by R.v t @~f~ Cline. pastor of the church. Eot,, p' A%h. parties are well known in his cit.y Hiss CT. of south Laurel street. and Mr Pale is emplove of the Cotton Ret shoIs Mr. and Mrs. Bale will be ;,4 l">a1, l.. their friends on Fast Sixth avenue
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in, hi
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p% E. C Fowlcs has returned from St. Louis where he spent few days tranSl t.ir.
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Reverend C. C. Cline left !cstertla afternoon for Rison. where he will hold {
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18

The Biscuit Mining company. Location
of principal place OF business. Salt Lake
CITY Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
Ing of the directors Of said corporation
held on the 18th day of November a. d.
1909 an assessment Of one cent per share
was levied ON the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable Immediately To NJ, L.
Walker. secretary, at the office OF said
company No. 02S Atlas block 3i-SS West
Second South street. Salt Lake City
Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 16'h day OF
December \. u. 1909 WIFI bn delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction:
and unless payment Is made before sniJ
date. VIII he sold NJ the office above
mentioned Mt the hour of 10 O'Clock noon
on the 9Th day Of January. \. n. 1910.
to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with cost OF advertising and eX
pense OF sale.
NJ. r. Wal KER. Secretary.
No SOS Atlas Block. Sl3S West Second
South street. Salt Lake city. Utah.
bI5o9
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Swansea Extension Mining company
f.oca zion cf principal place of business
salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Notice is hcrebv given tGat at n meet
Ing of tho directors Of said corporation
held on the 23,d day OF October. A. n
1909 an assessment Of onc-cishtb OF one
cent per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation, payable immedi-
atcly 60 Hchcr NJ. Wells. secretary. a,
his office and the ofncc, OF said company,
In the Utah Savings Sc Trust Company
building ground floor. No. 235 Sou III
Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 25th day Of
November, A., p. 1909 will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction I;
md unless payment is made before said
date. Will be sold at the office above men
toned Mt the hour OF twelve O'Clock noon
ON tho 18th dav OF December A. ID. 1909
to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
eether with cost OF advertising and ex-
penSe OF sale.
HEBBR NJ WELLS Secretary.
Ground Floor. Utnh Savings & Trust Co
Bldg. No. 2$6 South Main Street, Salt
Lake City, Utah a3l7I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
The Great Salt Lake Mystery

This is the of Tribune
DUnohuc
csen OF the in
prominent
writer VIII be influenced follow
10 be actua off
we Of
that will follow
II erest
of
of
mystery and clnrloogy nothing will to
ewo
minds
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of facts-and vet he was completely at
sea:
Captain Stark. his wife and daughter
had left Salt Lake CITY Monday after,
noon and had arrived in san Francisco
Tuesday evening: they had registered
mt the St. Francis at a quarter past nine
O clock, retired at ten, and were all
found unconscious at nine o clock We'd
ucsdav morning.
Early Morning Robbery.
The robbery was perpetratcd some
where between six and eight o clock
in the morning which was easily de-
ductcd from the condition of Captain
stark and Mrs. Stark when they were
found bv Manager Woods.
Passing through the Turkish room at
four O clock in the afternoon Marvel.
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"A Startling
Statement
htE York Medical Authorities Claim
Dyspepsia to be Pre-Disposing
Cause Of Consumption.

w. posi- mortcm statistics Of the
y New York hospitals show that some
.s.' Of consumption are due. ut least
Alrectly, TO unchecked dyspepsia
'Esrlally when the victim was pre-
'r2oscd 70 tuberculosis.
4 dyspepsia wears out the body and
.9ln The weakened. irritable stom-
,a eelng unable ia digest food, the
~ docs not receive the required nour-
|Nnent, and the victim becomes thin,
W. and hlggarI. AS result, the
|&g becomes fertile field in whic b
II Sluls oi disease may lodge and
lsfietore, the person who permits
sEPs to progress uuhindered is
~ Oh contributing toward the de,
sgalent OF one Of the most insidious
hle'ai diseases known TO mankind. ,
.iyssvsla may be completely eradi-
n u properly treated. We sell u
4. lg t9at we positively guarantee
solIplsslely relieve Indigestion OF
|3st.ls,a' OF the medicine used during
Il nv rNNni VIII cost the user nothing.
,-e ifmedy has been named Rcxall
igrpsn -SEi Iaslets. Certainly no oFcl
~ ,rase " more fair. and our offer should
T.T. Tryy. POSITIVE that Rcxall Dvspcp.
l,.Ime'; sI"'e'; are a dependable rcmcd..
IL aueH a,I. as the medicine will cost
,o,mng II 1t does not benefit YOU
& ss you who are suffering with in.
Ios k,rsoa OF dyspepsia to try RcXalI
~, ..a tr tablets. \ 25.ccnt box con
|r1iran r1iremuugn medicine for fifteen days
rIIsnt. For chronic eases we have
|,ssI.,s'r sizes. 90 cents and $l.0O. Re
|fs II S.u s9u can obtain Rcxall Rene
M Rail "ait Lake only ut our stores
|ss.il ilTIa'I / r stores, Smith Drug Co.. and
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WIVES
| Seeking FREEDOM
,,rr More Women Apply for
Membership in the Divorce
Colony.
|eB SAYS I'I!n HUBBY poN!I IHREM " HE'D
..,her Is Driven Away From
Home and Third Struck
With Knife.

II mn,aints fof divorce. alleging
~" W.. on the part of the husbands,
11s'C o,,d IN the district court Wednes~
ss' - :. edition TO cruelty three OF the
,,.;naots allege dcsertion. habitual
tonnsss and failure to support as
s.r grounds for divorce.
y, ua,y Z. Collins, in her complaint
.;o.t M George ". Collins, says that
go ssr rcrc married at Anaconda, Mont,
= 'necembcr 81, 1889, aud have two
s;,d,oO She alleges that Collins has
In drinking 10 excess for the past
~ wears and that for the past year
so half he has been an habitual
.to,d On several occasions, she
~ hc struck her with hls fists, and
20 no threw soup bowl at her, cut
M deep CASH in her face. In Febru'
u -,,st she claims that he hit her over
4. erc with tcacup. Mrs. Collins
d. for = divorce and the custody of
viIs" p Williams alleges that Miles
/, Williams frequently used vile and
'losyc language toward her, and that
=. tho mast wear he has spent his
,,;ncs away from home. III buggy
ss,g and other amusemeuts for his
IN benefit. On July 10 last, she al
tess he drove her away from their
~ and rented il 10 another party,
,,,rebv deriving here of any home
l ,i,ieyer Ever since that date, she
Inns. he has refused to support her.
/ -lsr we're married in tins city on June
/ ! 1901. Mrs. Williams asks for a
E,orre. SO attorney fees, $50 month
/ ,Inopy, aud that she also be awarded
4 N homo and the household furniture.
4 sarah A. >Leek SAYS that she married
| lAn A. Leck in this city on June 4,
| l3o6, and that they have one child. For
1 "A psst wear or more, she claims, he
bs treated her in cruel and in
Imam manner. having called her vile
uhes and threatened TO kill her on
,nte than one occasion. In Junc, 1908,
\ b alleges. he struck her in the face
\ nj Knocked her down. aud mt thc same
\ tee assaulted her with butcher knife.
\ iN .hc past year, she claims, he has
.siei TO support her. She asks for a
/ lfmee and the custody Of the child.
Alma Myers alleges that John Myers
lhtnel her on August J. 1908, and
II Is failed 10 support her ever since. She
10 claims tha, since January ], 1907.
n J. has been IN habitunl drunbard, and
y, therefore, wants divorce. They
Hr married in Denver. December 81
II la5.
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came the almost sti1ing odor of chloro-
form, and the discovery of the lnsen'
slble form Of Miss Stark on The floor,
aud the unconscious forms of Captain
and Mrs. Stark, each OF whom occupied
separate rooms of the suite.
Physicians hastily summoned applied
the usual restorativcs, and then came
the added discovery that Captain and
Mrs. Stark had been robbed of their
cash and Jewels.
The Captain is Reluctant. y
An hour later. Marvellous Anderson
had his first opportunity of questioning
Captain Stark The old gentleman was
evidently suffering from some great
mental strain. aud il was speedily APP
parent to Anderson that the lnforma-
ton he was worming out of the captain
was being given with considerable re-
lucjance.
Captain Stark declared himself to be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18

unused Anderson, Chow could any
Of the hotel attaches know with such
q certainty that Stark had that amount
of money and Jewels in his trunk-I m
on the wrong line. it S somebody higher
up than hotel employe and IN have
my hands full enough before l get the
right line. -
Captain Stark, after a lengthy dis
cussion with Manager Woods. decided
TO follow the plan of Marvellous Andcr.
son and To keep the news of the great
robbery from the newspapers.
During the afternoon GLADYS Stark
sent the following telegram TO Fergu-
son Thorue. her sweetheart in salt
Lake City:
'sComc at once: we are in dreadful
troublc-iakc first train-come | need
vou. Gladys.
Marvellous Andersen. investigator
bad accumulated the following thread
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 10, 1909.
Sealed proposals Will be received al this
office unit! o'clock p. m. Friday. No
vcmber 10. 1909. FOR the work Of construct
ing u reinforced concrete divertlng weir
in Pnrley's creek, al Twelfth South street.
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans, profile, specifications and forms for
contract and bond. can be obtained upon
application al the office OF the board of
public works or city engineer.
Tho right is reserved to reject any and
all bids,
BY order OF the board OF public works.
II. G MCMILLAN,
Chairman.
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I'm fEote! Corridors

CHURCH s. CASTLE and wife of Ely.
Stcrod al the Cullen. MIR. Castle is a
prominent merchant I'm his home city
and Is here ON business connected with
HIS enterprises
w. Il. WYCOFF. well known rcsidcn;
Of C"rrinnc, Utah. Is a guest at the
Cullen. Nh Wycofi is prominent i'm lr-
rigation schemes in that section.
MIR. AND MRS c. y. SWAN 6t Boston
taking IN the sights, They are registered
W. G., ARNOLD OF Hastings. Epb 4
widely known politician In that state, Is
at the Cullen Toy few lays.
JOEL l.. PRIEST OF Boise. who is
equally as well known in this city ms
in his home city. Is reeisleycd at the
Cullen.
j. y. SCOTT and wife of Mansfield.
months on the coast. are <Tcnding a
few days AT the Cullen. while taking In
the various points or interest In Ibis
city.
C. Il. WHEELER OF Shoshono, la,
who ia Identified with several mining IN.
forests. is among those registered at the
Kenyon.
DON H. PORTER, proprietor OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
BY GEORGE HARRIS DoNoHUE.
Chapter !.

Marvellous Anderson. Investigator,
lounged in his big, lcather-cushioncd
chair IN his ella borately furnished office
ln the Flood building. and gazed gloom.
lily through the window at the banks
or fog which even AT that early hour
were swlrling over San Francisco.
Anderson was gloomy because Of the
utter lack of sunshine which bad been
his lot through lifc's pathway ever
since he could remember. and he was
uneasy because right at that particular
tune his finances were not up TO the
requirements of his professional eX-
penses,
As au investigator Of crime, Mar,
vclous Anderson. was recognized as
without q peer along the entire Pacific
coast. His record was that of "A man
of sterling honestly. cool. calculating
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Kenyon will leave directly after Thanks
giving for Stockton. Cal. where ne has
leased the magnificent Hotel Stockton.
The new house win be opened on Ian
uary /. and Mr.. Porter Will pass be
tween four and FIVE months in Stockton
before returning TO Salt Lake Cry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18

l.. G. CANNON. vice president and E%n-
rral manager Of the Nevada Northern.
Is a gncst at the [nutsfOrd. Mr.. Can
non states that things arc bumminS on
his road, and that prospects are eN-
ccptIonaliy bright for the coming year
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MRS. PORTER. mother of Don II. por
ter OF the Kenyon, who is critically III.
is reported To he resting as comfortablE
as can be expected. Hopes arc sun be
ing entertained for her. recovery. but
she is still in n very helpless ccnjl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18

O. II. WHORTON OF PlttsburS. n r-om-
lncnt steel magnate, Is guest "a the
Knutsford for few days.