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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
sIIGmTIY coLDrn VIM SNOW.

Wn1n YOU % that klnd ~ y Weatl0T
forecast you know mat rheumatism
weather b. at hand Ooi ready for m
now hy getting bottle on Ballard a.
snow Lnlment Finest th'ng made for
rheumatism chilhlaina fr0ai bite. sore
ana SION Joints and muacleH. ll aches
and pains Ec. soc ami 81 ~ bottle
sold by u a. A. q Drug Dent, ne and
ll South Main street salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
NEW SYSTEM OF WARNINGS
TO CLEAR STREETS

Chicago. oct l.-Gongs on the patrol
boxes In the downtown district that viii
sound an alarm when engines are rush
ing TO a fire win Goo the future warn
poicemen 10 clear the streets This
NIu greatly accelerate the movemeh. Of
.e apparatus, 70 is claimed.
Delay that is costly to insurance com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.

Saturday morning A mathematic
problem emitting the winner 10 his
choice OF any 5000 Hart. schanner
q Marx suit in our house.
RICHARDSON q ADAMS CO.
172 Main ST.
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JOHN STEVENS COURTsHP.

BY Susa Young Gates.
A new. charming story by Susa
Young Gates. just issued from the
press It is adopted I'm the Reading
Course of the Young Mems and Young
Ladies' Association.
Price 500, postpaid.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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CURES MAYNARD BOYS WITH
HYPNOTIC SUGGESTIONS

New York oct Let him 60 i'm my
care, your honor" said Or Slegfried
Block yesterday. in the Gates avenue
court, Brooklyn II have him under
hypnotic influence. Whatever were
his evil purposes, 1 have corrected
Them
Or Block is connected with the Long
Island hospital As ne spoke 90 Mag
istrate Nash, he placed his hand af-
fectionately on the shoulder of Ber-
nard Scharf Is years old The youth
had been arrested last July charged
with having robbed n baker Of a little
money
Il have known this boy long time q"
said Dr Block, after the magistrate
had discharged young Scharf i'm the
physicians custody. II realized that
! could cure him by hypnotic sugges-
ton. as ] have cured others He has
been under my hypnotic control while
he has been shiftless and lazy, he has
become industrious and honest in the
last two months. ! assert and shall
assert everywhere that hypnotism has
reformed this boy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING


The annual meeting of the stockhold-
crs ot Che oregon snort Line Railroad
Co viii ho held at the office Of tho
Company lu salt Lake city. Utah. on
Wednesday. October l2 fe09. at 70 O'Clock
ST.. FOR she election of fifteen directors
of the company, and Tor the transaction
of such other bushes as may legally
come before the meeting The books for
The transfer of stock viii be closed Cor
the purposes NJ the meeting az the close
of business on Monday. september a.
1902 md win he reopened on Thursday.
October a. 1900
ALEX. MGLLAR. Secretary
Dated Sept. fth. 1901
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Hamburger Line Excursion 90 salt
Lake

For L. Il. S. Conference and Utah
state Fair. one fare Tor round trip on
sale Oct end 10 9TH inclusive. return
limit oct l2th. Special train from Og-
den oct 3rd fth. 9Th. 6th and 1th
leaving at 1850 "a. no. arrive salt Lake
1925 "a. m Special theatcr trains re-
turn from salt Lake End. Bird, 4th. 5th.
and 6th M 80 p. m. Ask our agents.
Twelve Daily trains IN addition 20
special trains on days mentioned
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soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without "a scar, Cures piles.
eczma. salt rhcum, any Itching. Doan'
ointment Your druggist sells n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
Daily saltalr Bathing Trains
$50. returns l1;fb; returns $50

The meat 10 eat-that can't be beat
That makes YOU smile Wiener you al
is that by the Inter Mountain Packing
co. packed.
The meet that hy Uncle Sam Is backed.
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NOTICE


ESTATE or ANN U. BEERS DE
ceased THE undersigned will sell go urI-
waite sale the following property located
re- no. ca West First South street. Salt
Lake CITY Utah. more particularly des-
cribed as follows.
Commencing at a point 90 feet west
from the northeast corner Of lot 3D. block
90. plat PAP Salt Lake city survey.
running thence west 21 feet. thence south
lla feet. thence east 81 feet. thence north
DDS feet to place 0f beginning
ON or after saturday the gth DAY of
October. g. u 1922 and written bids will
ns received az Tho office OF Young a.
Movie. pcserUt National Bank Building.
salt Lake CITY. Utah. terms 0f sale cash
lo per cent payable at time of SALE bal-
luDe upon confirmation hv the COURT
TAYLOR &c. WOOLLFY.
ALBARONi d. WDOLLEN
Executors.
Dated salt Lake CITY. sept c7rd 10
Young a. Movie. Attorneys.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ulNTAH TREASURE MILL COAIf-
TON MINING COMPANY Principal
llace Of bushes. Provo. Utah. Notice
mere are delinquent uuon The following
described stock on account Of assess
m'nl No. or one cent per share levied
on the 10Th day of August. 1879. tho
-,Nerai amounU set opposite The names
lows
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CONFERENCE RATES,

Has the usual one fare rates for Con-
ference and fair Three Utah County
trains. 2 Tintic trains, 3 Tooeie trains
daily See Salt Lake Route Agent
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srocKmoLnEns, ,nEErNG


Sew N0rk August a 1913
Io fHe Stakeholder ~
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OBJ MEXICO
YOU are hereby notified tnnt tnr un-
mail mrrfInN nf Che stockholders ~
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY oF
MEXICO viii he held at tlo offices 0f
mo Company. Boz Salt Lake CltE. Ifah.
nn Monday october 49, lsa at N IA. m
f0r the purpose of elrctInE H Board of
Ufirfn directors Hul nf trHuHHUfIUE ouch
other business as ma} be brought before
mo meeting
Tho stock transfer hapkF of fHr come
panr wIu he closod at p r m. 0n Son.
TENDER 81 1nd Will hf rc-oucncl at l0 "a.
m. on october lf iao
o. b. BAsHrORD.
Assistant Secretary.
No 3 Broad street. NoW Nork C.ty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
GIRLS WANTED

Twenty girls wanted AZ sweet Candy
CO. 3 East First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
CONFERENCE RATES,

ference and Fair Three Utah County
trains. Tintic trains. 3 Tooelo trains
daily See salt Lake Route Agent.
Hamun Paints Signs OF the Better
Kind Both phones.
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Generally debilitated for years.
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition.
was worn-out and all rundown Bur
dock Blood Bltters made me a well
woman. Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup,
Conn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

Hamlin Paints Need any signs? Both
phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

Aud m accordance With laW and au
order nom Ono Board of nIreciors made
many shares or each parcel ~ stock as
maF be necessary. Viii he sold af public
auction nf the office nf ffo COMPANY.
Room q knight Block Provo. Utah on
Tuesday. october O 1870 af the hour M
o'clock D. m. 90 pay tno delinquent ass
sfHsment. together with che cost NJ ao-
Vrrtie'nn and eNpenfe m fnle
a. O. ALLEN Secretary
ofnce Room Knlght nloek Provo.
Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-04

solve the Mystery as It now appears In
The Tribune. We have Manager Woods
Marvellous AnGerson Tn9ms' ,.' GLADYS Gindys'
The Beautiful Woman. and ali others
identified with the Mystery In ii position
where it is seemingly impossible TO get
Mr.. Oscar J.. Cox. who contributes
Chapter NJ. connects the Beautiful Wo..
man as Ethel, the long lost daughter oil
Captain Stark. The discovery is made
that instead OF having the money and
Jewels in his trunk Captain stark had
placed them In hand satchel when ne
had lost while enroute from Oakland TO
Frisco. The mysterious Priest Is satls-
factorlly accounted for and he is shown
to have hand in the robbery. The Mys-
terious stranger turns out TO be Sink-
crton detective.
Chapter XII, written by Mrs. Olive
Havens. gives Marvellous Anderson wild
chase through Golden Gate park In an
automobile. He follows another machine.
thinks il Is the priest-tn conversation
with a woman concerning the missing
Stark money and Jewels, lie steps SipsoI iors
the two are none other than Charles D.
Remington and Gladys stark.
Mr.. Tom Homer, the well-known real
estate operator of this city. who wrote
Chapter XIII. sends Anderson IN pursuit
OF the automobile containing the Golden
Gate conspira tors. Anderson decides 10
forget it,; directs the chauffeur TO drive
10 Market street ferry. where he makes
an examination of All lost baggage. He
returns to the hotel. has n stormy ses-
sion with Manager Woods, and on leaving
che St Francis encounters the Mysterious
Priest whom he discovers has blue eyes
and golden hair
MI Scipio a. Kenner. In chapter XIV.
presents Marvellous working hand in hand
with a San Francisco newspaper reporter
who gives the Investigator what is
thought to be an important clue. The
Investigator and reporter disguise them
selves as Cinnamon and visit Chinese
gambling den. where Anderson discovers
a man who is thought to be one OF the
Stark conspirators. engaged in gambling
The Investigator attempts 10 arrest the
suspect hut in the confusion the lights
are eNtinguished and Anderson Is Knocked
senseless by n blow on the head.
Following instructions from Manager
Woods OF the st. Francis House Dctec-
tive Holmes proceeds to Salt Lake City.
where he interviews Joe Caine, sccre-
tary of the Commercial club. No tnfor-
nation from that point. he appeals To
George Sheets. chief Of the detective pu-
reau OF this city. and while examining
a grip recovered by Sheets. Is conEroutgd
by the Piukertop detective, whom Sheets
smashes in the eye and puts out OF bust
ness leaving Mr.. Snyder's chapter In
an embryonic conclusion at its finale. We
do not know what disposition George
Sheets made Of the Piukerton detec-
dive That's up 10 the deductiouist.
Willard Mack. with his customary YER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-04


"1hc Great Salt Lake Mystery" Is q
Collaborati"e story founded upon PIC
;airoducci by George Harris Donohue'
and each chapter suhscquent 10 ,hS iil.iEH ildE
duction aas been taken up by Sucn WEI
Known Salt IaXc-s as George y. SpeetS,
chief OF the Salt Lake defective pureann'
Charles 8 Pulvcr, well-hnoWO ClUp-
man and former newspaper man. cor,
tributes chapters Ill and TX; Joseph n.
a. s. Fowler, private secretary to Mayor
Bransford Charles V. WorthingJon. ad-
vertising manager OF the Keith-o Brien t,ii
company; Edgar a. Rogers. assistant GIIy
attorney. and Professor John 5. Welch,
grammar grade supervisor OF thc SAT-
Lake pubic schools
The plot, as introduced by Mr.. DoEo-
hue, presents Captain Anthony stark. hls
wife and nineteen -year-old daughter
Gia6ys. Captain stark, retired mining ming
mon and capitalist of Salt Lake city
We find him registered. with his family,
al the ST. Francis hotel in San Francisco,
where. few hours following his arrival.
the captain and his wife and daughter
..rc found chiorotormed. and shc subse-
Qucnt discovery Is made that S2o.O0O In
cnsh. and jeweis valued at Slo;VGo. belong
Starks trunk. had been stolen A few
hours after the robbery. Gladys Stark
disappears, and Ferguson Thorne OF Salt
Lake arrives at the st. Francis.
Marvellous Anderson. the great investi-
ga,or. assumes charge of the mystery and
Thome. The discovery is made that Cap,
lain Starks home in salt Lake City hao
been robbed but short time after his
departure and valuable papers stolen.
Charles D Remington. former friend OF
Thorne and Stark, is suspected OF COM
pl;city. Marvellous Anderson is inter
Viewed by 4 mysterious priest. who has
previously returned q package OF papers
10 Captain Stark. A mysterious counter
part OF Gladys Stark is discovered in COM
pany with a mysterious stranger in the
Bismarck cafe by Anderson. who follows
Them sc Il notorious resort in Chinatown,
where later Marvellous Anderson diScov
crs Thorne In the act OF making confes-
sion 10 the mysterious stranger and the
beautiful woman that he committed the
Stark burglary In order TO rescue Gladys
from the alleged perilous predlcament.
Fhorne and Anderson form an alliance;
tne investigator Is caugst in Chinatown
trap and rescued by Thorne; Captain
Stark is confronted by Anderson. Thorne
and Gladys In the st. Francis, where he
IS found comforting With the mysterious
stranger and the beautiful woman. Mrs:
Stark suddenly appears on the scene and
demands 10 know who the beautiful wom-
an and mysterious stranger are; Captain
Stark falls in apoplectic fit. Anderson at
tcmpts resuscitation. and while thus en-
gagged Mrs STARK Gladys. the mysterious
stranger and the beautiful woman vanish
from the apartment. Anderson and
Thorne start in pursuit. Captain Stark
discovers he has lost his first marriage
certificate. which Is believed by Manager
Woods N be the key to the mystery.
In chapter X. Miss Blanche Douglas
perfccts an analogous creation. which Is
perfectly open to every person trying to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-04
Can You Solve the Great
Salt Lake Mystery?"

It is with considerable pleasure that the SALT LAKE
TRIBUNE today offers a REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS,
payable to the first man. child who predict the
ultimate Of the remarkable coaboratve serial story
now appearing daily in TIE TRIBUNE
This is what want to know
Did Captain Stark rob himself the St Francs-and if
he did-WHY?
How is ii that Mrs Stark knew that Captain Stark
had been previously married9
Gladys Stark really the sweetheart of Ferguson Thone?
Is Ferguson Thorne in league with Charles d. Remlng-
tonf how is that up date Remington has not been
directly connected with part of the robbery and aoduc
ton?
Is Marvellous Anderson really Investgator-has he
made any MS criminal deduconsf he has what
they?
Is it possible that James any part the mys-
tcrious
What has of Captain Starks money!
Why Mrs Stark and Gladys vacate the St Francis
and leave no clue o their whereabouts?
Who is the Mysterious Prest7 Is the character man
woman?
Is the Beautiful Woman really the first daughter of Cap
tun Stark?
tie object Of robbing the Stark home in SAT-
Lake City?
What part in the solution does the Mysterious Stranger
figure, and who is he9
Why should Captain Stark and Beautiful Woman make
sensational disappearance from the ST. Francis?
What did the Mysterious Priest unfold to Marvellous An
derson the occasion Of the hours interview in Anderson
Office
Has Anderson the real keynote the mystery and he
simply waiting for transpc before he pcrects
MS ar?a gnmelt of the guilty parties?
These the questions The Tribune would like It's readers
We do know the solution have idea where
hc subsequent will carry characters
like everybody else in Salt Lake becoming kccnly
ased in the outcome and propose make t worth while
For clever readers TO put their thinking caps aud help
solve the Great Salt Lake Mystery
Remember, there is little matter Of fifty dollars waiting
The cashiers window for the first real solution this
ezaspcratingly complex problem,
Get Busy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-04
AN ORIGINAL STORY.

husity. manages to induce our villain,
heroine. and the first Real Detective, into
Il tanElc most marvellous. Anderson Is
found, recovering from the effects OF the
blow which rendered him unconscious.
Holmes has The Stark property and we
are wondering how Dr Hcwctt will re-
lievc the villain and heroine even before
VIC had read his story. which coNonts
Won today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-04
Go to 1t.

"That S tho good old boy, Joe, +"
yelled Rockey, as the overland limited
came to a stand in the train sheds at
Sacramento. ''An hour and five min.
utes isn't bad from Auburn. Ell? II
buy you lemonade the hrst time l
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-09
The Traces of the Beasts.

On every side in the Malay wilds
the traces of the beasts--which here
live as scheduled. as safe from moles-
tation, as did their ancestors In pre-
Adamite days-are visible on tree
trunk. on beaten game path and on
the yielding clay at the drinking
places by the hurrying stream. Here
belt of mud nine feet from the
ground shows that an elephant has
rubbed his itching back against the
rough bark of tree. and, see, coarse
hairs are still sticking in the hardened
clay. There long, sharp scratch re-
peated at regular intervals marks the
passing Of rhinoceros. Here, again.
is the pad mark of tiger barely an
hour old, and the pitted tracks of deer
of all sizes and varieties surround the
deeply punched holes which are the
footsteps of an elephant. - Cornhili
Magazine.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-09
CITY BREVITIES

Mrs. A. nellie and daughter and
Mrs. G. E. Smith, of San Francisco
were in the city yesterday. They went
70 Chelan this morning.
A. j. Schilds, of Waterville, was a
business caller here today.
L. F. McLinke, of Ephrata, was in
town today buying goods.
r. K. Smith, of Chelan Falls, was
a business caller here today.
Several thousand donars to loan
on approved city and farm security.
J. A. GeI1atly ss'
r. 8. Spaulding, wife and daugh-
ter, of Whiprude, North Dakota, are
visiting at the home of o. G. Fish
and family. They expect to make
Wenatchee their home.
w. Jones, Of Wilbur, visited his
children, Will and nellie Jones, here
a few days. He returned home yes
terday.
w. A. Pickett, of Kahlotus, is in
the city today. He is railway con-
struction man.
A. J. Foster and wife, of Sheffield,
Pennsylvania, are in Wenatchee.
They passed through here three
weeks ago, en- route to Waterville to
visit relatives. They will look the
valley over before leaving for home.
Ralph Littlefield went to Water
vile today on business.
F. E. Ward and J. C. smallwood,
both of Minot, North Dakota, are in
Wenatchee. They are looking the
valley over and may locate here.
Mrs. E. l.. Baizee, of Tacoma, is
visiting friends here this week,
The st. Luke's Guild meets at the
home of Mrs. J. Quigg tomorrow
afternoon. Conveyances will be at
rectory at 2 p. m. to take all who
wish to go.
Frank Jensen, Of North Dakota,
arrived here yesterday. He thinks
he will buy and locate here.
Mrs. L. H. Bloom, who was op-
Grated on by Dr. Culp two weeks ago
left the hospital yesterday almost
well.
Mrs. F. D. Case and mother, Mrs
Doro Tomas roturnnd from Seattle
this morning.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-09
'PEACHES?''
WELL YOU Bet
CONRAD ROSE SAYS THAT THERE
WILL BE BUMPER CROP THIS
YEAR, AND HE PRETTY NEAR.
LY KNOWS.

"Who told you the peaches were
injured in this valley?" asked Con-
rad Rose of the World man today,
when this well known fruit dealer
was asked his opinion of the condi-
ton of the peaches of the valley.
You just remember this. I have
lived in this valley for twenty-five
years and there never has been a
peach failure in this valley, and it
has been colder and the trees were
not as favorably protected as they
were this year. 1 don't care if it is
generally conceded that the peaches
of the Yakima valley are gone, We'll
have plenty of them here this year.
am expecting a bumper crop and
think the prices will be better this
year than for several seasons past.
We hear these reports of short crops
every season, but don't you pay any
attention to them. l do not go wrong
on my guessing on fruit. That is
my business You remember that I
told you last fall that Mike Koran
would take the carload prize at Spo-
kane and he did, in spite of the cal
amity howlers who said that it was
sure to go to Yakima. l am just as
sure now as I was then, and mark
my words that the Wenatchee valley
will raise a bumper crop of peaches
this year"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-09

making a tour of this valley held
ing quarterly conferences. He went
to Cashmere yesterday.
A. c. Miller returned to his home
in Redwood Falls, Minnesota, yes
terday. He had been visiting his sis
ter and brother here a week He took
an extra large box of apples with
him to show what Wenatchee land
can and does do.
Matt Lofin was a business caller in
Quincy yesterday.
F. M. Scheble went to Waterville
on business this morning.
Nellie and Roy Huling left fol-
Raymond, Washington, Saturday
night to make that place their home
John Denohue, of Seattle, visited
his sister and family, Mrs. J. NJ. Duff
fly, a few days last night.
Mrs. Louis Wetsel is quite i'll to-
day.
Mrs. Maud Martin came from Della
ware, Ohio, yesterday to join her hus'
band here. They will make Wenat-
chez their home.
A. Bjoin came from Sloughton
Wisconsin, yesterday, to make We.
natchee his home.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-09
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Lee Mohlmar, the German come
dian, expects to enter vaudeville
some time next week.
Negotiations are pending for the
presentation of ben Hur" in Seattle
fer two months during he coming
exposition.
Frank R. Adams, Will M. Hough
and Joseph E. Howard have sold to
Mort H. Singer two new plays, which
will soon be produced in the east
Judith Ellen Foster, the daughter
of the late Emory Foster, recently
hade her debut with Anna Held IN
Miss Innocence at New York.
Marie Cahill and her company in
The Boys and Betty" will close
their New York season on Saturday
night and will depart for Chicago
William Faversham has commits
stoned Edward Childs Carpenter, the
author of THE Barber of New Or
leans" to write a sequel to that
play for next season.
w. H. Murphy and Blanche Mich
OILS now appear in a new skit, entitled
''The School of Acting" which made
quite a hit at the Colonial theatre,
New York, recently.
Constance Collier, now playing
with Gillette in Samson" is booked
to play the Duchess de Courcy, the
chief role in Israel" Bernstein
much discussed play.
H. B. Warner, now playing with
Wilton Lackaye in "The Battle" is
to be starred next season by Liebler
& Co, in a new play by Booth-Tark-
ington and Harry Leon Wilson, the
authors of "The Man From Home y
Arthur Dunn, the smallest comedi-
an on the American stage, is to be
the star in a new play written espe-
cially for him, under the manage
ment and direction of the Askin-
Singer company of theatrical man
ayers.
Ruth st. Denis, the American girl
whose "Hindoo dances" created such
a sensation here and in Europe, is
again filling engagements in Paris
and London She expects to return
to the United States to dance next
season. under the management OF
Henry B. Harris.
Cliff Grants "Gaiety Girls" one
night stand company playing in the
west, stranded at Ottawa, Kan, late
Ily. Most members Of the company
were left in that city. Grant and
his wife returned to st. Louis to re
organize their company, provided
they could obtain sufficient financial
backing.