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MRS. T R. BROWN TO SEEK DIVORCE.
Places Matter in the Hands of Her Counsel
in Baltimore.
rRv Ts-.r-sr. y The Trrhnn. I

Baltimore, June H.-The wife Of Frank F. Brown
son CT Ex-Governor Brown said tonight that she
intended u apply for divorce The matter is
IL rhA hands Of her counsel.
Several years ago Brown fell I'm love With Miss
Mabel J Michael q remarkably pretty girl but
not 2 member Of Baltimore's smart set. They went
20 New York in October. 1896 and were married
in that city. only close friends witnessing the
ceremony. Airs. Brown has not stated her reasons
for seeking q divorce. but her action VIII cause
much surprise.
Browns sister May, whose first husband was the
late Gordon Taylor Hughes. Of New York was
married TO Alfred Elliott Deiterich, Of New York.
last MAY.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

,,r.. ed,rission to the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
- american Museum OF Natural History, and the
Geological Garden
,tsetfrr of the New York Underwriters Assoclauoh
Reiseuweber's. No. - Maiden Lane, noon
Progressive euchre the auspices of the IroteSo
eSiCn3I VoIuan's League. Hotel Remington No 12B
West 3Gth street. p m
No.ttnr Of the College Of the city OF New York
INV chapter Of the Phi Beta Kappa Society Hotel
ArtoV m
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SUES P1TTsBURG woMBN's CLUB.
Member Expelled Because, It Was Alleged,
She Gossiped-Says She Didn't
lPy relerrarh 20 III. Trlh.

fRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Putsburg June u-Mrs Elbirda Loreno orr
prominent In Pittsburg society. who was recently
expelled from membership in the Wimodausis Club
an exclusive xon1an's organization brought suit
to-day against Mrs John Porter, the president. and
Mary steel sperber, the secretary, for reinstate-
'r7ent The court set the for hearing on Sat
urday.
Mrs orr demands that her enemies face her in
court She was alleged 20 have talked outside the
club about the blackbaIling of a woman who had
anplied for admission. Mrs. orr says she did not
gossip.
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EASY MONEY" PRODUCED.

Rochester. June 21.-''Easy Money new drama
of the United States Secret Service written by Ar
thur Byron and william A. Page. had its hrst
rresentation at the Lyceum Theatre tonight. with
Mr. Byron IN the leading part Of Wells counter
feiter who has plan 10 float ten millions OF bogus
money Through the influence Of a woman's love
Wells is ultimately redeemed. but not before four
acts of tense situations have been evolved. MI
byron was supported by Miss Willette Kershaw and
Mnlcnifn MMliams.
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"THE SON OF HIS FATHER"

Washington June 2l.-"The Son Of His Father
q four act drama. had its first performance al the
Relascc- Theatre here tonight. The story centres
about a wealthy young American whose father was
a Wall Street pirate The young man however
refuses 10 take any part with his hancAe's father
in gigantic mercer which would have made hin
wealthy. but would have wrecked thousands or
small operators In the end he t~iumphs in both
finance and love.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
DANISH AMERICAN CELEBRATION.

Copenhagen. June 2l-Dr. Henius of Chicago,
chairman Of the committee having in charge the
American Day celebration TO be held at Aarhus,
T,aur,ark on July 1 was received In audience by
king Frederick to-day, and later the guest of
mis- MAJESTY a dinner. The King promised that
t7a crown Prince would represent him at the ceIe-
bration The hotels at Aarhus are already fully
hooked for the festivities ana steamships viii be
80. >. accommodate the overflow.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
WAITE RATS LEGISLATIVE BILL.

Albany. June 2l.-The White Rats Of America
.,-,,,e,b secretary Harry Mountford fled with the
Secretary Of State to-day Statement showing
- ,ta orpanization spent S4,s44 s. in connection
- ,roeed legislation 10 regulate the commits
st,,s ~ theatrical employment agencies The bill
go 80 t,I, houses af the last Legislature, but was
dsssnnroyed 5i.s by Mayor Adam OF Buffalo:
"iz'pP1 - -Leldon counsel for the White Rats
James a., fo- legal services and expenses and
re- ala1ce was used for expenses OF committees
lhe P1,1-- - IN connection with hearing
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SIX MERCHANTS NoT/To coMsINE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: We beg to call your attention to an article
published by you wherein our concern was men
toned IN connection with the American Silk Com
pany. We wish you would refute the article in
far Rogers Thompson concerned. We
simply large editors and bonahoders OF the
present American SILK Company. and have no in
tention whatsoever of amaIgamating the Rogers
Thompson business with any company.
ROGERS & THOMPSON
No. 60 Mercer street. New York June p. 1909.
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chuRoH COUNCIL IN ABERDEEN.

C sshefal eauncil of the Alliance Of Reformed
ca, lsf. holding the Presbyterian system. de-
b yesterday that the next general council would
z, a Aberdeen. Scotland. beginning June y.
ree.. Is morning session of The council which
". - ne Fifth Even8e Presbyterian Church,
se,. .siasa hy large number % visitors who
lz.s.s @sssaeiea BY the many able and interesting
is-e ~ delegates 10 the council.
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WOULD MuzzLE DOGS FoR NINETY DAYS.

Ithaca, n Y, June H-Because of the wide
srread Of canine rabies throughout the State of
Nery York DR. Veranus \. Moore, dean Of the
Cornell Veterinary College, advocated to-day the
establi q. uent OF universal nluzzng ordinance TO
last = ninety DAYS. In that period, he thought
1be disc could be stamped out entirely MiIzzling
dog is no more cruel, in his opinion than bridling
a horse.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

.crOR-G n Mills Chicago. ]. Murray Bacon
Boston; . G Ward. Philadelphia; GoTsrn9r
IITghes Albany RELMONT-Mr. and Mrs. w B
Pinssm0Ie Tuxedo. BRESILN-Marcellus Could
Concord C. s Mills. Philadelphia. MANHATTAN
Nexico CITY PLAZA-H f. Lambert, London; W
r BIair Chicago sEVILLE-Captsin 2 r quail
trough L : A WALDORF-ASI IOltIA-Johh ON
Tafe CIncinnati; G. B. Hayes, Buffalo; John Sc
bastan, Chicago.
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JUDGE STRICKEN IN COURTROOM.

Louisville June 2I-.Tu1ge Emmett Field. Of the
Circuit Court was stricken with apopleNy he
was about open court to-day and died in a few
minutes Judge Field was siNty-eight years old.
He served in the Confederate army with company
Of boys organized az Fulton College. Missouri
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
GOVERNOR HADLeYs FATHER DEAD.

be Soto. Kan. June 2l.-Major James Hadley
father Of Governor Herbert 5. Hadley Of Missouri.
died from apoplexy at his home here to-day. Gov
eruor Hadley with his father when the end
came Major Hadley stricken while attending
baseball game Kansas city several weeks
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
ONLY JAPANESE reMpLAR DEAD.

Rochester. June 2l.-Seitaro Takeda. the onIy Jap
anese Templar in the world is dead here, aged
ffty-three years He became a Mason here in 1911
and was a member Of Monroe Commandery.
Knights Templar. also 4 thirty-second
degree Scottish Rite Mason.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
DIR. FRANK TALMAGE STRICKEN.
Suffering from Ptomaine Poisoning at His
! Philadelphia Home
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune J

Philadelphia, June Zl.-The Rev. DR.. Frank De Witt
Talmsge. pastor Of the Chambers Wylie Memorial
Presbyt erian Church, is seriously I'll his home,
No io7 North 3sth street, with what appears TO be
ptornane poisoning.
He was suddenly attacked last Thursday while
preaching installation sermon and was removed
10 his home. His condition was not thought to be
serious until yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
MISS KITTY cHEATHAM IN LONDON,

London June 21.-Miss Kitty CheathAm' VINO Is
extremely. popuar in London gave her first enter
,airr7enr Of the season here this afternoon The
audience included many persons prominent IN So
cietv She received many gifts of flowers from her
alr
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MITCHELL FEWITT-June 10. p m. a Jarnes's
church Lake George. n. Y, by the Rev. Mr. Parrott.
ThereFe daughter Of the late Charles B. Hewitt,
JChn +. B.. Mitchell, jr,
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with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22

Highest temperature yesterday, 90 degrees lowest 66;
a,9ga IS corresponding date Of last year.
Average corresponding date Of last thirty hree
Local forecast Partly and Slightly cooler to
southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22

Manager Robinson has provided excellent bill
for the second week of the New Brighton Theatre
at Brighton Beach, made up of ten star acts and
headed by Jesse l.. Laskys musical comedy, AT
the Country Club" Another topliner is the appear
ance here Of the Irish singer, Maggie Cline Other
features are the humorous sketch, Mag Hagger-
tvs Reception Charles Leonard Fletcher Daphne
Pollard Belle Hathaways monkeys, the Morton
Jewell Troupe the Robert De Mont Trio the Brit
tons and the Vitagraph.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
CEMETERIES
tEMETE.ff1ES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible BY Harlem train rom Grand Cen.
tral Station Webster and jerome averus trolsys and
bv Carriage Lots $50 up Teephons 4s53 GrsT,srey
for Book Views representative.
once. 90 East 23d St. New Tork City.
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rxn-Nyv7~r- sunday June 20 1909 Arverne. Long
Island Bertha beloved wife OF Theodore Bennett and
Leo and Walter Bennett Funeral
rom her residence; No 4o4 Sd St. Brooklyn o.
% 10 Relatives and friends
ave invited 70 attend. Kindly omit flowers
RROwN-on Monday June o. 1909 Margaret a. Gisins
Uidov Of George Brown Funeral services from her
No Newark. y J.
Tbursday 2sth inst. AT p m
HOI-N-Suddenly sunday. June 20. 1909. James
"a ,rofber Of the late samuel Calhoun. FuneraI
iron, his late residence No 1887 5Oh ST. Brooklyn.
Thursday 10 n
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
AT THE VARIETY THEATRES.

At Han1nerstein's Roof Garden and Victoria The
ire Annette Kenermann began the second week
Of her summer engagement The new features OF
the roof garden bill are the Willy Painter Troupe,
pra7 ard White and Christy and Willis Maude
Rochey's monkey actors the Seldoms, Princess
Raiah and others are also the bill.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washngton. June d
warm weather general the Atlantic statea
tho NTissssippi Valley southwest the extreme
Northwest the become cooler. There were
Local rains within the last tVenty-four hours In the
southern states the Ohio Mississippi Missouri val
lays and parts of the lake region
There will considerable coudiness With local rains
in the Eastern and Ohio Valley and
the lake region the forty eight hours The
,ep,verature districts Will continue high. except
that il will not quite In the Atlantic states
orb of Virginia Will be local rains in the plains
..t.a and the middle Mississippi Valley Tuesday
,ysa b fair weather districts Wednesday. Fair
.stber with moderate temperature. is indicated the
Southwestern states Rocky Mountain and plateau
slte winds along the England light
% moderate west along the middle Atlantic and south
light moderate south along the Gulf
moderate south; the lower lakes, light
,,oisra southwest Michigan and Huron,
and moderate brisk southwest and west Superior
Forecast for Special LOcalitles-For New England
,,v cloudy to-day showers northern portion:
ers Wednesday somewhat cooler in interior moderate
,,,sst winds becoming variable
por Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern New York.
20 10 Wednesday; light 10 moderate southwest winds
fair to-day; showers Wednesday light
southwest winds
~ EInr western pennsylvania and Western New York.
1ciai showers to-day Wednesday: moderate
southwest winds
Iorol Official Record.-The following Official record
.r the weather bureau the changes in the
a+ure for the last twentyfour hours. In comparison
-ds-,pd data Of asst wear.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22

Among the groups just added to the world
in wax at the Eden Muske is the picturesque "Pur-
chase of Manhattan Island from the Indians by
Peter Minuit." The realistic cinematograph scenes
of the Italian cavalry climbing cliffs and mountains
and Hungarian concerts every afternoon and even
ing are attractions in the winter garden.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
UNDERTAKEN

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Private Rooms Private Ambuancss- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Pauline, the French hypnotist, VINO has been ar-
pearing in vaudeville for the last six weeks. made
his debut under the management Of William Nor
ris Inc at the American Music Hall YESTERDAY
Pauline viii remain for at least another fortnight
Miss Grace Hazard the singing comedienne, is also
feature of the programme. The remainder OF the
bill provides number of acts, both startling and
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Local Official Record.-The following Official record
.r. the weather bureau the changes in the
a+ure for the last twenty-four hours, In
1rtb the corresponding date Of last year;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
MINER ARRESTED
WAS Boys FRIEND
Frank Hamilton in Jail Charged
With Passing Worth
less Check.
BOUGHT LAD SOME CLOTHES.
offered Him Work and Would Pay
Him Back as Soon as He Was
Able-Protcsts Innocence.

Frank Hamilton, &C. years old, who
claims to be employed by the Healy
Mining company of this city as fore
man In its mine In American Fork
canyon, was arrested by Police Of
flcers Martin and Snow in Provo.
Tuesday on a charge of passing
fraudulent bank checks, according to
word received here this morning by
Walker Bros. bank.
After communicating with the
Provo officers, the bank cashier pro-
nounced q check for S25, which
Hamilton had passed on the New
York Clothing company In that CITY.
a forgery.
hamilton was accompanied by q boy
giving his name as Arthur Terry. and
Cumming Denver as his home. Hamfl-
Ton swore that he had purchased a
SUIT OF clothes for the boy. costing
Wy. ana that he had taken the re.
mainder in change. He maintainS t,,ot
inc boy is entirely innocent NJ an,
% %rnoMleuge OF the check transaction
1oung Terry vows that he did NOT
know the check was forged. and II
Is probable that he Will be released
however, he Will be compelled to an
pear as the principal witness aeainet
tne old man who befriended him ana
broke the law In doing so.
According to the account received bv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
MASS MEETING FRIDAY.
Parks and Fairgrounds TO be Dis
cusscd at Commercial Club.

There is to be a mass meeting held
In the rooms OF the Commercial club
on Friday night next of all those who
are interested In the movement look
ing to the betterment of park condl-
tions. installation of Fairgrounds for
the chilcren' and number of other
civic features which are to be taken
I'D by the Parks and Fairgrounds as
sociatlon At the meeting the associa-
ton Will be formally organized, an
election of officers had, and a plan for
active work mapped out
Last night there was a meeting of the
committee which was appointed last
week for the purpose of drafting arti-
cles OF association. These were brought
to a conclusion and then there was a
general discussion in regard to the pro-
gram for Friday night The COMMITTEES
was composed of John E Dooly. Mrs. c.
E. Allen. George Y. Wallace, Mrs.
Rosalie Pollock, Miss Kate Williams. J.
r. Letcher and F. B. Stephens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
Pathetic Incident Occurs
In After-Theate Crowd

1t was crowd OF matinee-goe
which congiegated on the corner or
Second South and State streets Mon
day late in the afternoon. Most OF them
were waiting for cars while many were
the usual hangerson who were taking
In the physical and human sights. They
were good natured lot. pleased with
their afternoon entertainment and at
peace with the world
1t WAS on the northwest corner that
a woman, clad in furs and q rich color
brought on by the drop in the tenn
rerature, and accompanied by a very
masculine escort, stopped and patient
ly waited. The woman was good to
look upon. n beautiful face and form
becomingly gowned forming a pardon
able cynosure for male eyes which were
generally not averse to enjoying the
spectacle OF the 'noblest work" of the
deity. Her comrade was In physical
keeping with the woman. marred some
what by rakish tilt OF hat and a fun.-
ing cigarette.
Half a dozen PAGES away a quietly
dressed man stood on the curb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08

walker Bros bank. Terry says that
he met Hamilton by chance In a
Commercial street saloon in this
city. and that Hamilton took pity on
MS poverty-stricken condition and Of
fcred him work on some mining prop
erty which he said he was developing
In American Fork canyon Terry AYERS
that this accounts for his being with
the old man in Provo. and that the
clothes were bought for him by
Hamilton and were supposed to be
paid for out of his future earnings
HAD BEEN DRINKING.
Terry further states that although
they left Salt Lake City to go to
American Fork canyon. Hamilton.
VINO had been drinking heavily, sug-
gested before they got to American
fork that they might as we'll go OH
to Provo, where they could enjoy
thanksgiving day. Hamilton said at
that time that they could return to
American Fork the following day.
What aroused the suspicion of the
Provo Officers was the attempted pas
sage OF a check for $40, by HamiI-
ton. on John l.. Homer's bar. known
as the Buffet. Hamilton visited the
saiooh Tuesday morning. and after
taxing drink, he rendered the check
IN payment therefor. but it was de-
ci,neu py the bartender, who "squeal-
ed ABOUT the matter to the police.
me check was drawn on the State
oank OF Provo, signed with what is be-
leVed TO be fictitious name, John
watson, and endorsed by Hamilton.
IN whose favor the check was drawn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08

thouehtfully tapping the sidewalk with
a cane. A prosperous business man he
seemed. unassuming and apparently not
seeking notice. A pair of wide-open
blue eyes, Intense In their stare were
fixed glaringly upon the face of the
woman in furs.- 1t was not an often
sive stare, respectful IL anything In
character. but 1t was steady and un-
wavering.
After a ,ime the woman colored and
said something to her escort He
glanced about for a moment, stared in
turn at the man on the curb. and then
threw away the cigarette. Pulling his
hat still further down over one eye he
strobe over to the man with the blue
eyes.
Without a word he pulled back his
right arm, and then sent his clenchcd
fist straight Into the face. landing be-
tween the eyes. and sending the Of
fender to the muddy street Hc was
picked up while number of bystanders
rushed to his assistance
"I'll teach you to look at my wife
like that he thundcred. as he stood
over the man whom he had knocked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
The Fight Is On

Every moment Of your life, when you
are at homo or abroad, when you are
awake or when you are asleep
Between the poison germs that are in
mir. food and water.-everywher in
fact.-and the billions of your in
Visible friends, the little soldIer-cor-
pusclcs in your blood.
II these little soldiers arc kept
strong and healthy by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. you need have no fear
Of disease. 1t effects It's wonderful
cures. not simply because 1t contains
sarsaparilla but because Il combines
the utmost remedial values of more
than 20 different ingredients, each
greatly strengthened and enriched by
this peculiar combination.
Get it today in the usual lIquid form
or in chocolated tablet form called
Sarsatnbs. 100 Doses One Dollar.