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The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
The Fashionable
M0hairS and SergeS.
-k-WASHINGTON-Paris.

GUNNER fast approaching and the proper fabrics for
recreation days will occupy the mind As what would
be the suitable materials for this period Of suggest
Seges and MOhairhe old eabebecause they distressing
substantial light weight and easily lend themselves any
style OF dress Navy blue has always been first choice because
popular color with all and will withstand the sun better
than other shade and at the looks cool and appropriate
for
detail:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
NOVeItySergeS.
Special Value in PanamaS.

We have Just received, and offer special price lot of
5ono anaas in blue ground with white pin stripe and black ground
with white stripe.
$I.00 the gard. Value, SI.5O
for-G xzs-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rspley entertained
at dinner last night at their residence.
i3S5 P street northwest Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Fowler. Miss Mar
jorie Ramey. Mr.. Clarence D. jacobson.
and Mr.. Robert Edgar Long.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained a small dinner
company last evening. Their guests were
Prof.. lie Franc, who has completed a
series Of lectures at Harvard. and Prof.
Boede, both Of France; the Greek Minis
ter, Mr.. Corcmilas; Sir. Lefevre-Pontalis.
counselor Of the embassy. and Nine Le-
ievre-Pontalis; the military attache Of
the embassy and Countess de Chambrun:
the naval attache. Lieut. Commander
Benoist day. and the third secretary
Mr. de Salignac Fenelon.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

Mrs. Mccormick the wife OF the former
American Ambassador 10 France. sailed
from London yesterday Tor the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

Mrs George B. Shiras. OF this city. who
has been touring the continent, has re-
turned TO London. She has with her
Mrs. George Shiras and Miss r h
Shiras.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

Mss Virginia Gilmore. daughter Of Gen.
and Mrs. John G Gilmore. entertained al
breakfast ar the Chevy Chase Club yes
terday morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

Dr. and Mrs. P. r. Eaton announce the
engagement Of their daughter Anne 10
Mr. John s. McNath. OF Cape Charles.
Va. The wedding viii take place this
spring
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

spend the summer IN Southampton. L. I.
Mrs. Shepard has leased the WHY'S
Rosseter Belts house. known as Mills
Cottage.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

Mrs Mark Hanna and party arrived in
London from Paris and are quartered al
the Hotel Ritz.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

Miss Grace Bel. who participated in the
paper chase yesterday. took small COM
pany OF guests to Great Fails for sup
per They made leisurely trip home BY
moonlight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02

Bu: Il was greatly changed llttle figure.
which went straight to our hearts. The
gay dressing gown was gone, as wer"
the pink ribbons, end the face looked
drawn and pale. But the flowers were
always beside her. Then the effort
proved beyond her strength and We saw
her no more.
But one night our attention was at
traCtcd To the window again and VIC
watched fearfully with anxious hearts.
TWO doctors and nurse hastily sum
morcG were beside tho bc@. The bride
groom sat at tho foot. his head buried
IN mis- hands, without moving. Tho doc
tors and the nurse we're obviously work.
ing with desperate haste. One, two,
three hours passed and then the lights
were turned down and the curtain,
which had been forgotten. was drawn. We
knew all and throughout that night tho
loss seemed TO he our own. The next
we saw the undcrtakcrS enter
the room with their hidcous tools.
And the pathetic little family has not
vet gone out of our life. Tho husband
and the old Colorcd maid stlll live I'm the
At first we marvclled that
he should stay on alone among so many
memories. but We have decided that these
are all that he has left ltc
sits by the windows alone in the early
evening with the room darkcncd. We
feel that we know him well and that
he is bound to us 10y innumcrable bonds
OF sympathy, Eut We have never so
much as learned his name.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
EFFECT OF STRIKE
ON utah UNCERTAIN
Not Likely, However, to En-
brace Switchmen Here, Rail
road Men Say.
ea.oisl 10 The Tribune.

Soecial 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. l-Just what effect the
railroad swltchmens strike on the north
roads Will have upon traffic in this city
and other portions of the state is not
aefn!tely agreed upon by local railroad
men That the strike itself will eventually
embrace the swltchmen employed on rail-
roads in Utah is not regarded probable
but some Inconvenience. il not actual
loss will unqusstionably result 10 local
railroad companies us the result OF the
strike,
The Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany this morning received notice that
the northern railroads VIII refuse to ham
die ell freight of a perishablc nature un-
I'll the strike conditions are adjusted
Other classes of freight, according To tho
bulletin received here today will he ac-
cepted by the northern roads from local
coiupanies. subject TO delays Of indefinite
duration.
Some OF the railroad men here seem
10 think that the strike Will cover
wide scope OF railroad territory, and will
Embrace many roads not Yet affected be-
fore IL is finally settled Freight from
The cast, heretofore routed over the
northern roads, will be brought west us
FAR as Ogden on the Union Pacific and
sen. west TO San Francisco over the
Southern Pacific. From San Francisco, IL
is said. freight will he sent 10 thc north
ard northwest over the Shasta route.
reaching the points touched by the north
ein railroad companies In roundabout
manner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
FRENCH AVIAT0RS WILL
APPEAR IN RACES

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec Follow
ing the cabling OF $25 900 20 Europe to-
day cab.egram from Edmund Cleary.
European representative OF the Los An
Seles aviation week committee was
cefvcd here tonight. announcing the com
pletion OF a contract with the French
syndicate OF aviators for the appearance
OF Paulhan Mlscarol and Maison. with
four mechanicians. TO participate in the
events that Will take place here be-
tween January 10 and January 20. Roy
knabcnshue, with a monoplane OF the
Bleriot type and three dirigibles. and
Charles +. Willard, with a Curtiss ma
chine. arrived tonight and VIII remain
In this city TO take part I'm the aviation
week events General Manager Ferris
today received a telegram from Glenn II.
Curtlss assuring bis attendance also.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
In the Rear Apartment.

only in New York are such acopainI-
anceS possible. We are very near neigh
hors. our two apartment houses approach
each other as closely as the law permits
and our windows are exactly on a Ii0r
we had been enjoying the privacy of
having a vacant flat before our windows
Tor months. when our sCclusiou was sud
denly broken in upon. The windows so
near our own were thrown open one
day: Our neighbors had arrived.
We decided at once that thcy were
bride and bridegroom and that the old
colorcd servant had been in her family
FOR generation. They were very uuiCt
nciEhbors not in the least ohtrusiyc or
noisy. and without ever speaking TO them.
afttr the New York fashion, We came
TO regard them with quite a noighboring
spirit The daily routine OF the brides
apartment soon became very familiar
We knew the hours OF their meals iholr
plans for calls and callers. II the hr,Gc.
groom were late in coming home or Tho
couple went away for day we knew IL
and their doinss supplied much ot our
small gossip.
one summers nigh, when the windows
were thrown open on the air shaft we
were attracted by sudden commotion.
An elderly gentleman. obviously n doctor.
hurried In and VIC saw a group gathered
anNiously about tho bed. What Is LEFT
TO flat dWcllcrS OF the spirit OF neiNI bor-
liness was aroused. The little hr.dc was
very ill The lights burned I'm her room
throughout the night, nor did the doctor
leave TIL daybreak. Out of pure svrn-
pathy we slept little ourselves that night
Then followed long illness. which we
watched With anxious attention. When
the Doctors visits changed from three
visits day To single call il was "A
source Of rejoicing for us all And one
bright morning. weeks after, the little
bride appeared IN her chair before the
window Silently We all rejoiced in her
Improvement She looked very pretty anu
Very fr9il IN her gayly colored dressing
gown, with It's profuS!ou OF pink ribbons.
And each day the great bouquet of flow
crS before her was renewed
y week passed and then one dav we
missed the littc bride from the window
She had gone back To bed and again the
do toy came regularly as at first daily
nUt soon. 10 our CONSERVATION. twice
cacn day. Later. however, the calls be-
came fewer and once again the little
bride took up her place by the widow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
MURRAY NEWS
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
MURRAY. Dec. 1.-Contractor James
Wood of Murray who has Just completed
III" work OF paving the Side walks on all
the streets here. wants his money for
tho work. and nasmuch as the city Of
Murray Is not in financial condition TO
pay him what is due on contracts he
asks that warrant be Issued 10 him for
the entire amount. bearing per. cent
interest, payable in four or SIX months
from the present date. The cOmmunica-
ton goes on TO state that the treasurer
has Been consulted regarding the mat
ter. and Is favorable 10 this method Of
settlement. The matter has been dis
cusscd with -. w Moftat. city attorney.
and he is of the opinion that II is legal
way OF settlement
The audlting committee 10 which was
referred The matter OF auditing the books
of the city treasurer and city recorder.
has reported that the books have been
audited and found to be correct
Tho matter OF the grade Of South State
stVcct. the location OF poles. the filling
in and making cuts for the construction
OF ihc car tracks on State street. near
Eddlns street. has been thoroughly dis =
cusscd by the city solons. and after due
consideration the entire matter has been
referred to the streets committee. with
.ho city engineer associated. 10 mako q
thorough inspection and Investigation OF
The matter and submit recommendation
TO the council.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
NEWS OF EPHRAlM
ecial to the Tribune.

Special To the Tribune.
EPHRAIM Dec 1.-Ouc Of the largest
funerals Eold in this city for several
months was that Of yesterday afternoon
over the remains Of Ben Sparks. The
caskot was removed from the home 10 the
services were conducted by Bishop c. Il.
rOrius and the speakers We're j. j.. l..
Bcinholt y. o. Anderson, ErIck Christen-
sen. Joseph T.. Anderson and Bishop
DuriuS. The tabernacle choir furnished
the singing. under the direction OF Pro-
fvssor Frank Christensen. The floral Of
ferinEs were nanv and beautiful. Mr.
Sparks leaves Il wife and eight children
to mourn his loss the Oldest child being
only l6 years OF age.
Harold Anderson OF Mayhcld is reported
TO bc dangerously IN with typhoid fcver,
Itlccll Beck OF Ccnterneld met with an
accident yesterday while riding frac
tious horse. through the fields west of
town The horse threw him. the fall
breaking his leg Just above the knee
and injuriue his spine.
Mr. ana Mrs Foster Funk OF Sterling
are rejoicing over the arrival OF boy.
The many friends Of Miss Emma Hen
sen and Willie Jensen. both of Center
field will he pleasantly surprised 10 learn
Of their marriage. which took place al the
courthouse at Manti today. a reception
was SiVcn at the home OF tho groom's
parents AT Ccnlcrlield this evening
Twin girls. weighing eight pounds each
were born 60 Mr. and Mrs. \. G.. Boscn
yesterday afternoon.
The t-ycar- old child OF Mr. and Mrs
l. Christ0ffcrson OF Saliua died this morn
ing from spinal meningitis. after an Ill
ness of only n week. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been COM
DlCtcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
NEGRO PREACHER IS
BURNED AT THE STAKE
Had Fatally Wounded White
Man Whose Auto, He Said,
Scared His Mule.

COCHRAN. Ga. Dec. ii ohm Han
ward, negro preacher, who shot and
fatally wounded w. B. Booth this aft
ernoon. tonight was captured five miles
from here and burned at a stake
Booth is well.known business man
or Hawkinsville, Ga, and was en- route
TO Cochran in an automobile when the
shooting occurred. He drove up behind
Harvard, who was n front of him in
wagon.
Harvard charged that Booth s ma
chIne frightened his mules After a
iiew words. he drew pistol and fred at
Booth, three shots taking effect. Booth
returned the fire. and il was learned
after the negro was captured that be
lie was found in barn three miles
from the place where the shooting oc-
cured.
Booth was brought here Immediately
ip1hySSicians. tonight said there was lit.
tie hope for his recovery. He has a
wife and several children.
Officers from Hawkinsville in auto.
mobiles went Immediately 10 the scene
of the shooting. but party of citizens
was qulcly formed and tracked the
negro to his hiding place. He showed
hght, but was suffering so severely from
his wounds that he could offer little re-
Sistance. He freely admitted the shoot
ing, aud II is said justified himself by
the fact that Booth s automobile fright
cncd his mules.
Harvard was given an opportunity
to pray, after which he was bound with
chains to stake The fuel was piled
high above his head and the torch ap.
Piled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
INDIANS ACCUSED OF
MURDER ARE CAPTURED

HELENA. Mont, Dec. 1.-U. S. Mar
Shal A. w. Mcrrificld and Deputy L. S
District Attorney G. S Fard returned
this evening with Lazy Boy and Chief
Coward, two Blaclfcet Indians, accused
of the murder of the wife Of Lazy Boy.
IN Thanksgiving carousal on the
Blackfoot reservation. At the prclim-
mary hearing held in Browning yestcr-
day, each Indian professcd ignorance
as to how the woman came 10 her death
She was found in the rear Of the cabin
the morning after the celebration. with
a bullet through her head. The Indians
having notified the agent that the wo-
man had died and were preparing her
for burial when the agent intcrvencd
and ordered an investigation. The two
Indians will he confined in the county
Jail here TO await action by the federal
grand Jury
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
HOW FIGHT NEWS
IS RECEIVED IN ZION

When the news was flashed on the
streets that TEX" Rickard had cinched
the fight for Salt Lake City a great
many II told you SOS" could be heard
and everybody seemed 10 be elated to
think that this city had beat out the
world In the bidding for the great con-
test, which the fans expect IL to be.
While the matter has not been definitely
settled, TEX" Rickard claims that he has
the contest cinched. but there is also a
report out that ne has pooled his in
terest with CofTroth and Gleason and the
three men may take the fight to San
Francisco. Even If the fight does not
come here the local boys Will have the
satisfaction that Salt Lake City put IN
the bid that staggered all the rest OF the
promoters.
nary flpht ana rbe hnsinees mon M all
the cities regard the contest as a big
advertisement and have tried hard 10
get IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
Provo News Notes

Special to the Tribune,
PROVO, Dec. II S. Sheppard was
arrested at Cotton yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Al Hales and brought TO the coun-
~ jail here on n charge Of selling spec
taclcs without n license. Sheppard is a
travelling peddler.
Miss Jennie Ferrin. head operator In
tho Bell Telephone exchange here. has
been promoted to the position Of district
manager for Utah county She is now
making An inspection and visiting all OF
the exchanges In the county.
Red Cross stamps arc being placed on
sale In all Of the stores in Provo. The
Nineteenth Century club members are
taking an active part in selling the
stamps.
At present there arc sixteen cases Of
smallpox under quarantine in this city.
three new eases having been reported
Tuesday. Health officer Dr. Hughes IS
Of the opinion that the disease VIII not
be eliminated speedily. because, as he
says. tho people refuse. In many cases.
10 lend assistance TO the health depart
ment. Cases continue 10 break out from
past exposure and arc not reported until
many others have been exposed
\ marriage license WIS issued today
to Adrian V Robson and Rcva Hoover.
both OF Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
ONE KILLED, TWO
DYING AFTER BATTLE

K1EFER, Okla, Dec. Melvin Ooley
was killed and two other men probably
fatally wounded In n street fight with re-
Holvcrs here today. The injured are
Deputy Marshal Gooch and Thomas Box
ley, carpenter,
The shooting grew out OF the killing
month ago of Homer Ooley, a gambler
by Marshal r. T.. HiShnote.
When Melvin Ooley, Homers brother
met Marshal Ilighnote and Deputy Mar
shall Gooch, he took them TO task for
the death of his brother. The argument
waNed warm and finally Oocy drew
revolver and shot Gooch. innicting Il fatal
wound As Gooch dropped TO the ground,
Ocley struck him about the head with
n rifle stock.
IiiGhnote, who had been taken by sur
prise. had by this time drawn his re-
Nolver and began firing Ooley returned
the fire. and In the exchange of shots
Ooley was killed and BoNley a bystandcr
was shot IN the head and probably fatal
ly wounded
For a time following he affray a
pitched battle between the friends Of
Ooley and the sheriffs was threatened.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
Comfortably Located.
Snccial To Tbe Tribunc.

SpCClaI % Tic IrlDunc,
OGDEN, Dec 1.-The officials and
their assistants of the fourth district
forestry headquarters are now comforta-
bly, located i'm the new building erected es"
pecialiy for that purpose on Twenty
fourth street and LINCOLN avenue.
slight defect in the heating apparatus
OF the building caused some discomfort
Tuesday, but that has been rcnedlcd and
the employees % the forestry depart
ment. are congrs tulating themselves and
the department for the excellent accom-
modations now afforded by the new home.
The basement OF the building is occu
pied by the supply department. in charge
Of \. NJ. Smith On the second and
third floors arc located the offices OF the
other subdcpartments OF the forestry
headquarters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
LOEB Is MAKING
GOOD AS COLLECTOR

NEW YORK. Dec. William Loeb.
Jr. collector OF the port of New York
believes ne has convinced wealthy Amer
lean travellers that the tariff law Is TO
be obeycd by all classes alike. and IN
proof OF this he submitted today some
astonishing figures of increased customs
receipts since stricter application OF
the Law began
For the month just ended there were
twice as many dcclara tons and n 125 per
cent increase in collections as compared
with the corresponding period last year
although 5000 less passengers entered.
The total amount collected for the bag
gage ard personal effects was more thar
$1,000 400 and thus far the increase over
the preceding year in general customs
recelpts Is SO. 80l SIS for five months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
C0L0RED STUDENT WILL
CAPTAIN WHITE TEAM

The season OF the Granite high school
football team came to an official close
Wednesday afternoon at a banquet given
in honor of the team by Coach Moss and
the board OF trustees Of the school. Hy
Ium Lcggroan (colored). the sturdy half
back. was unanimously elected captain
OF the 1910 team Captain LcSgroan
made a short talk. in which he outlined
plans for next year, and expressed his
opinion that the 1910 team would he a
winner. Several other speeches were
made by the faculty and prominent men
of the county.
The prospects for the 1910 season are
a man, and all have announced their in
tcntion of returning 10 school next year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
JOHNNY s. HIST'RY LESSON,

think. of all the things at school
\ boy has got To do
That studym hlst'ry, as 4 rule,
Is worst Of all don't you2
OF dates. there are an awiul slSnt
An though study day an night.
There's only one I've got just right
That's fourteen nincty-two
Columbus crossed the Delaware
In fourteen ninCty-two.
We whipped tic British fair an square
In fourteen nincty-two.
AT Concord an at Lexington
We kept the rcdCoatS on the run
Will" the band played johnny Get
Your Gun,
In fourteen nIneiy-two,
Pat Henry, with his dyn' breath.
In fourteen nincty-two.
said Gimme liberty or death"
In fourteen nincty-two.
An Barbara Frictchic. so It's said,
Cried, "Shoot If you must this old, gray
But Id rather 'twould be your own In
stead
In fourteen ninety-two,
The Pilgrims came to Plymouth Rock
In fourteen nncty-two
An the Indians standin on the dock
Asked What are YOU goin' to do?"
An they said eve seek Your harbor
That our chHdrcns childrcn's children
dear
May boast that their forefathers landed
here
In fourteen nlnety-two"
Miss PocahoEtaS saved the life,
In fourteen ninctytwo.
OF John Smith. an became his wife
In fourteen niuety-two.
An the Smith tribe started then an
there.
An now there are John Smiths every
where,
But they didn't have any Smiths To spare
In fourteen ninety-two.
Kentucky was settled by Daniel ~:ne.
In fourteen ninctytwo,
An l think the COW jumped over the
moon
In fourteen ninety two.
Ben Franklin ncw his kite so high
lie drew the lightnin' from the sky.
An Washington couldn't tell a lie,
In fourteen nincty-two.
Nixon Waterman,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
Stolen Outfit Recovered.

"N0ITUI TO Tic ITIUuNt.
OGDEN. Dec. l.-Sherln Balow
Wilson and Deputy Sheriff John Hurchcns
returned from Roy this afternoon with a
horse and buggy which was stolen from
Clint Wilson early this morning. Wilson
LEFT his rig standing on the street until
after ! o'clock this morning. When he
returned TO drive 10 his home in VIII
sons lane he found lt missing. Sheriff
Wilson got a clew this morning which
led 10 the recovery of the horse and
buggy at Roy, where the thieves had
left IT after driving tho animal several
hours. The officers say that they have
a clew as 10 the identity of the guilty
persons and arrests viii probably follow
in n day or two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-02
MIDVALE NEWS

Special TO The Tribune.
MlDNALE. Dec. AT the meeting OF
the city council Tuesday night. the work
of naming The streets OF tho town was
gone over but not finished II Is the in
tenton of the council 10 complete this
work is speedily as possible. but on ac-
count OF some OF the councilmcn' being
absent. the matter was held over until
the next session OF the body.
Supervisor Olson is after those who
have failed to pay their poll tax far
overdue. Arrangements have been made
whereby these delinqucnts will bc given
a chance 10 explain before the city Judge
in case they DO not come through with
the 81 apiece.
Thomas Smith and son were injured
in runaway accident. The horse draw
ing the light buggy In which they were
seated became frightened at pile OF
ties on State street. ana. after dashlng
down the street for about three blocks,
upset tho buggy Smiths ankle was
broken. while his son was bruised about
the face and body.
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