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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Winter Phcnomcnally Mild-Shafcr-
Folsom Observation-Disclosures Houses.

Cardston. Alberta, Canada, Dec 2S.
So far, the winter In Alberta has
been phenomenally mild. Bricklaying,
plastering, etc. continued up TO Christ
mas Roads are dry and almost like
macadam. thus giving the people the
opportunity, so much needed, of get
ting their produce to market in this
country Of magnificent distances
That prosperity abounds Is also evil
denced by the great numbers who are
taking advantage Of holiday excursions.
70 visit friends and relatives IN all
parts, more especially TO the south
whence most OF the good people here
came.
The local talent under the direction OF
Prof. Moses johnson, presented the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

nor OF Mr.. Andrew Peterson of this
place. and was well respected hy an
who knew him. No motive can BE- as
signed FOR tho deed.
David Little. son OF the late James
A. Little ana Miss Harriet Friedrich
SON Of this place. We're married iu El
paso. Tex. ON Jan g. They have the
best wishes of host "a friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

huntsville. Notcs-The winter HAS
been very mild so ar. hardly enough
SNOW FOR sleighiug Mrs
Jacob Waugsgard who accidentally
swallowed poison. ls now out OF danger
and win soon be herself again.
The reading room is literally patron
lied by young and old OF the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
JUNCTION CIT1 BuIEFs.

swedish Danccrs-rhis evening at
the Second ward meeting the Skansen
Swedish dancers will give one OF
their entertainments The dancers
have appeared throughout the prin-
cipal cities Of the United States and
come 10 ogden wen recommended.
Want Next Wool Mccting-At tine
meeting OF the ogden Wool Growers
association together with the COM
mittee from the Weber club. yestcr-
day definite arrangements were made
for the securing Of the 1910 session
Of the National association for ogden
II was also decided TO carry a big
crowd of boosters to Pocatello TO ass
sist in capturing the convention.
NewsbOys' BanQuet-The annual
banquet OF the ogden Newsboys' union
was held Monday evening at Kennedy 8
cafe at which rs OF the 'newsies'
were present After the banquet the
boys went to the Electric theater
where they were the guests Of Mana
ger Harry Sims
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
MOUNT PLEASANT.
INV COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Death OF Mrs. Caroline Peel Simpson
A Pioneer Of 1853.

NNNNtNi ANiiNa iiHlNtiNft
Mt Pleasant Jan s. The new
county commissioners met on Tues
day Of this week G. n Alfred was an
pointed chairman % ID Eliason score
tary.
The following deputies were confirm
ed; CHIEF deputy assessor g. s. Auga-
son, Assessors field men, George y.
Cox. Jr. Hans Christensen. q w
Sorensen, ID. r. Mellor. j. g. Llvings-
ston Jr.. Deputy collector Thomas
A. Peterson; Deputy clerk. T.. =. Ander-
son, second deputy clerk 20 be em-
ployed when first is not available. r. J
Morley, jr; deputy sheriff. j. NJ
Burns deputy attorney Dilworth
Woolley
Commissioner Peter Matson is TO
have the inflrmmy at FairNiew in his
immediate charge.
Delegates TO attend the Good Roods
convention We're appointed as follows.
q. r. Alfred. Peter Matson. g. ~ Mad
sen, Daniel Whitbock. Andrew Ander-
SON. George Peterson. y. j Mellor. n
J.. Lumson A. j. Rees. A. A. Tay-
Ion Joseph Marks. Albert stewart r.
II. Spencer.
NEW MERCANTILE CONCERN
A large mercantile concern has been
organized In this city with the follow
ing officers. President. James Larsen.
Vice President T. &. Jensen; Secre-
tary, treasurer and manager. s.
Jacobs Directors. 5. =. Jensen, James
Monson. Andrew SWenson. Andrew
Larsen and n. Z. Madsen. The cap
ital stock Of the company will be sp0.-
600 and IL win be called the Progress
Mercantile company The company
viii open business in the Equitable
block now occupied 10y the Aldrich
Bros. and viii carry ON general NOR
IH d. I'D uaI Inns
The Aldrich Bros win move into
their own building, between the drug
store and bank on Main street
NEW CITY ORDINANCES.
The Mt Pleasant city council al its
last session passed several ordinances
Of importance Among them was one
ordnance against eXpectorating on
side walks, Ina public buildings. etc.
another inhibits gambling i'm pool
games etc
The rabbit hunt which has been dis
cussed for some time. between MI
Pleasant and Chester. was pulled or
yesterday, south Of Chester. The score
was 1872 10 l3l in favor OF Mt Plea
SAINT. The hunt was for purse Of $50
a dance was given by the local gun
club In the opera house last evening
DEATH OF PIONEER.
Caroline Peel Simpson, who has been
ih LOT some weeks died Wednesday
evening al her home in this citv
Mrs. Simpson was the daughter or
Mr. and Mrs Peel and was born i'm
Aakirkeby, Bomholm March s. 1895
She joined the Tattcr-day Saints
church Nov II. 1852 coming 10 Utah
I'm 1858. on oct. t3. 1855, in salt Lake
CITY she married ~ Y. Simpson and
was the mother of 10 children seven
of whom survive Mrs. Simpson has
been an aficer In the RELIEF societ,
since its organization.
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suit for divorce In the district court
against ]. A. Albert Drehmer upon
the ground OF non-support The
couple were married In Harnell. New
York. May 8. 1893 The plaintiff
alleges that for more than year she
has had 10 work In order 10 support
herself
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RANDOLPH.
Heavy Snow In Mountains-GOOd
Prices for Bcef--PrOhibltiOn Talk.

Heavy Snow I'm Mountains-GOOd
Prices for Bcef--ProhibltiOn Talk.
Special Correspondence.
Randolph. Rich Co, Jan SIT has
been very stormy for "a week. mostly
sleet In IN valley and snow IN the
hills, which looks good 20 the people
who depend on the snow 10 supply wa
ter for the next season
NEW COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
The old county officers and the now
met last Monday and went through the
ceremonies OF turning over and roceiv-
Ing the different offices OF government.
The beef proposition which ls the
winter staple in this locality Is very
good seldom II ever were prices better.
ana the steers look good considering
SO much musty hay. caused by so much
rain last haying season
The Relief society 81 preparing 10
have big time next Monday There b
considerable talk OF prohibition. The
county commissioners and the town
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Mrs Jones Entertains
CRESCENT THEATER.
Scream from start TO finish.
COLONIA DIAZ, MEX.
SHOCKING MURDER.
Frank Evans Killed by His Camp Cook
Other Notes.

Other Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Colonia Diaz. Mexico, Jan. 3-RObert
Maven. Died on Dec. IS. OF stomach
trouble. on Dec. "a. Perl Emot daugh-
ter OF Jane lcmot, died from a compl-
cation OF diseases
On the morning Of Jan 1. a foul muir
der occurred at a ranch near here.
when Mr.. Frank Evans, a cattle man.
was struck on the head with an ak by
the camp cook. whose name is Ken
needy Mr. Evans was business part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
NV nUsINEss HOusEa.

Cardston has q now harness and
saddlery store. located boz tho north
store OF The Mercantile block. a. a.
Homer is manager a. A. Coonbs
has put brick addition to hie store
Arthur Henson of Taber is now Carl
stun's photographer having purchased
the stand and business from j. r.
Scott who has removed % Gridie,.
California. r. Noble has opened
up lunch counter The Dominion
government through ite immigration
agent at Lethhrldge purchased 100
bushels of Alberta Red winter wheat
from one or Cardstou's successful
farmers. paying therefor the fancv
price of S.21 per bushol This wnoat
By to be- used for exhibition purposes
Cardston's seol mir WIN De held
during January s. poultry show at
The same time is being strongly ael-
tatcd. and 70 can be- assured thnt mo-
where can better display De nude
than right here amongst local fan-
Ciors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
WEDDING BELLS

The last week OF the old year Wit
messed the union OF the following
young people in the district a. A.
Watson Of Mt. View and Mary VIII
son Of Leavitt; James II. Jensen and
Nellie Woodward OF Aetna Geo. Gibson
and May Spencer; n. Matthew Nelson
and Lucy Hagel. Joseph n. Dawson
and Annie r Bennett. all of Kimhall
-Four OF these couples were united by
President Wood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

The weather was decidedly changed
this morning when the register shovel
40 degrees below zero About SIX
inches Of snow has fallen the past two
days, giving the country the appear
ance OF winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

The normal students from Alberta
stake all achieved honors at Calga ~
In the term just closed. Philip Sheffield
assumes the principalship uf Klmbail
school. Osborne Wight goes TO Taylor
vile. Rose Archibald is engaged IN
Leavitt. Mary Smith az Beazer, while
George Parker and We're Olsen coneti-
tute the STAFF at Mountain View.
The numerous friends of MI r. W.
Barker will be pained 10 learn that he
was suddenly summoned 10 Now York
through the critical condition of his
wife. who Is not expected to live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

wol known play. "Enoch Ardon. which
was wen natunizci
ltoy Folsom off Cariston. ANA Mis-.
Miite Sh1fcr from STIRLING were uIar.
fied at Che latter riHce last week. and
idet meni rendered number OF uoIr
iii.ndt O. wedding reception at tho
Cahoon hotol
Patriarch John A. Woof has tnken
up hH abode FOR tho winter n Cache
valley while Dis son. John W. and
family, have moved tn Salt Lake tYtv.
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,.1s e licenses have been issued 10
\. moving by County Clerk Dye,
NJ Alma Anderson of Harr.sville.
ne =. MclntIre OF Far West.
W fau and Elizabeth par
'o'a % Ogden
~. reno ana l'anela PERI. both of
He, (, 0lnsdale and Mrs Julia Keller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

y tfoseh,' e,foit Lumber COMPANY
nut W1l,s.ll' On the district count
al1, luam H and AIarrs,' ,,''' y,
ias u recover flGG.51 ailesea =.
lins M balance op n t e,q ,o
''''" prehmer hes brought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

iiink Wilson Joseph Collins and
I'm Thomas who confessed TO the
'e On Monday night To- the burglar
~ q Plngee Brothers store OF 30
D Shoes, were arraigned before
W Murphy yesterday and waived
preliminary hearing. In default
y furnishing of bonds In the sum
~ eaeh the men were romandod
~ custody OF The sheriff on Wed
~ lne men win De- taken before
HnaUmant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
ION IS GIVEN In
! DISPUTE OF SHEEPMEN

rncy- Albert S. Barnes
fwardcd an opipion to c. 3.
f, secretary of the Utah Wool
81 association. in the matter of
|isputes between the sheepmcn
ounty officials Of Millard and
i counties.
Ipmcn complain Of the alleged
u on the part Of the county
\ of the two counties TO colleect
bn the sheep twice year, The
Icraze in Sanpete county until
nfr /; when they 20 over into
Y county. The sheep owners say
De sheep are assessed while III
+ county. and then again when
ltcr MiIlard county.
opinion Of Acknowledgement
IN the matter is rs follows:
kes on Transient stock driven
he county TO another for the
of being erazed are TO be paid
county where owned. provided
lock is grazed in such home
for n period of thirty days or
III such stock is not grazcd in
no county for II period OF thirty
is TO be assessed in the county
:. the owner has the largest
of grazing land. but The taxes
TNto be collected in such county
II the owner has tho largest
OF grazing lands, but simply
Sspsscd -
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Xmas Notions

Fancy Nmas eastcs. special .,............ 81 20
S. ladies fancy hose supporters Sl ~
%125 ladies' fancy hose supporters ,,...,... 9Sc
81 % ladies fancy garers, special h.......,. 9ac
So 90 ladies fancy gartcrS. special ,Sl ~
81 % fancy spool racks choice gifts ...,,,. 9oc
25c pin cushion and spool rack .............. I9c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
SECOND WEST
Street IMPROVED
Ms Will Present Petition
City Council in Two
Weeks.

seuts of the Third municipal
Ind residents of Bountiful, Cen
and other points III salt
nd Davis counties are complain
the condition Of Second West
from North Temple street to
trm Springs. Arrangements are
ping made 10 present a pc
Is the council within the next
peks. asking that steps be taken
roye this thoroughfare. as 1T Is
..Ilv a county road. and handles
M traffic as any other street in
\ The Warm Springs north the
Ire in good shape. but within tho
mits they arc broken and cX-
h uncomfortable 10 those who
nnelled to enter Salt Lake from
Th Davis county supplies much
prnduce consumed in this city,
,e farmers and truck gardeners
,nce considerable inconvenience
<eYsing the principal route lead
Sail Lake from the north-Sec-
Est street.
petition probably will he pre-
\ 10 the city council within two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
sORE DANVLLE PROOF.

81 Schrall, 432 South street, Dan
|{l1., writes: "For over eighteen
NJ was sufferer from kidney
Adder trouble. During the whole
vas treated by several doctors
led several different kidney pills,
weeks ago I commenced taking
Kidney Pills, and am feeling
EVERY day and will be glad to
tr one interested Just what Fo-
Kidney Pills did for me. -
I'M ohpson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Real Estate Transfers.
Clarence T.. Raybould ct al 10, Fred
r. Chandler. pa.Et sections II ana
10. township ] south, range /

Clarence T.. Raybould ct al 10 Fred
X. Chandler. paIt sections II ana
-, township j south, range
uannah e Schmidt TO Charles
Schoup, part lot = block = p!at
Simon BambcFger and wife and
Jacob T. Bambcrscr and wife 10
Newhouse Realty Co.. part OF lot
I. block u. plat 49,, -.
N.whouse Realty Co. 10 western
Investment and Trust Co, part
OF lot !. block 81 plat A..
Robert f Turnbow ct al TO Gran
by Turnbow, part lot ). BLOCK ~
nve-acre plat A. -...-:...r 80.
James X. Broom ct al to Nes'eril
Investment Co. part section l6,
township ] south, range ! east
Ashton-lerllins co. 10 John a.
Burt. lot So block l. Chicago ad-
dition o.. -......s y. ,.,.'
]. Louis Strohauer et al TO Morn
incstar- Bceman Co. part lot l.
block -. plat y. ....:::.:;:,;;. -
Elizabeth NJ. Donald 70 William w
Mutoh, part section p, toWnSIip
/" south, rang. ] west .s:...,,. -.
Thomas y. l.. Shelton. 10 l1i%apslh
Mcdonald. part section %. town.
snip south, range I west
Samuel Sorenscn ct al 10 Joseph
c Parr, part lot /. block a9' For
est Dale ........,..... ''''
Charles Park et al 10 samuel Has
lam. part lot lG, block is ten
TIon}as Weir Il al TO Agatha p.
SchetGcr, part lot 3. block ?. plat
Peterson Il. T.. Investment co: 10
w. Il. Hutchinson, part lot o.
block IS. plat @. s-.......,.'.,-'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
drs. Nellie Roberts Dead.

nj Nellie Roberts. wife of j. ".
.Gs Of ii North Fifth West street,
a the family residence Friday or
rs disease. She was - Years
sd q native OF London. England
Sd como to Gtah tweDty-seven
argo She was the mother of seven
II u. three SONS having preceded
4 The grave, ono son and three
Iapers survive. The funeral will
IA Sunday at RiVerton. and the
X llay he viewed by friends be-
n The hours Of . and q p. m. sun
sa( Joseph ". Taylor mortuary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Deaths,

Nellie c. Roberts. IA North Filth West;
aged IS; nephritis.
Margaret l.. Jones. St Marks hospital;
aged ga; labor pneumonia.
Annie f. Brewster. $50 Sixth avenue,
aged 6l scnic debility.
Eugene Eceyes, 10 p street, aged Ii
diabetes coma,
II, V. Halton. III L street; aged 3S;
Dncumonia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Building Permits.

Building permits issued Friday by
spector a. u. Hirth were:
Sarah Price. 25G-25S West Second
North street. two"stoiy fiat, eight.
rooms .. --.,.e:,.,>s~...
Prof. w. NJ. Stewart, 1888 East
Third South, two-story brick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Our Centre Aisle Is o. Great
BARGAIN BdZ00r
Gift Things in Endless Variety anG Choice
Necklpedr

$5 90 Auto scarfs choice styles. So 40
$4,000 Ostrich boas and muffs. set. S28 90
65c and 75c fancy necIlwear in MAS box. 49c
35c 10 50c ncckwcar special lot ............. 19c
Hand embroidered handkerchiefs IN fancy Nmas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Marriage Licenses,

Perry Mcmmott. seipio. and May Per-
kins. Pleasant Green.
Orson Spencer aud Annie Kylen, Bluff
Dale.
j. r. Sullivan, Milwaukee. Wis, and
Naonaa jameson. Oklahoma city Okla,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

Handsome strictly tailored WON
tcr's elite styles-made Of five chcN
worsteds, diagonals, French serg
weaves. Long coat models, pleate
ors, all sizes-half price and less
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Infants cs
Gift JeWelry for Less
Items of Christmas interest uuderpriced
for rapid and enthusiastic shopping

65c fancy Jet hair pins ..,..,........ .49c
soc fancy let hair pins ...................39 $50
SOC fancy hat pins sc
65c fancy waist SETS, special 33c
200 bracelets, choice styles ............,$1 81 40
81 90 Jet bead chains each ............,....., CSC
$500 Jet bead neck chains .,,,..,...,..... So 80
%400 jet bead neck chains ............ So 96
$125 sterling silver souvenir spoons 75c
So 00ict barrettes fancy Observation-Disclosures. 81 40
So % fancy cuff button sets 81 80
81 % fancy stone brooches ............,.... csc
81 jet pins, special lot 5Oc
poe fancy stone brooches 19c
}5c pearl brooches. special Observation-Disclosures. 15c
:}5c miniature brooches each Observation-Disclosures. 19c
25c fancy tie pins. stylish .............,.... .19c
81 90 fancy fans choice ......,...,....... 81 80
$500 mounted jet brooches ,........ 81. 40
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Salt Lake Statistics


r. w. Campbell. Sal Tenth East, boy
r. Z. Cowljng. rear $50 Sixth avenue
girl.
\. T.. Knowlden, 10 East Court, boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy Of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 80 Up.
Main We own our own records.
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT
Costs money, but it does perfect work.
We have it, Century Printing Co., So.
81 PnStoffce place.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
NET" APPEAL IS HEARD.
Counsel for p. S. c. Says Fare Rut-
ing Is Not Subject to CertiOrar1.

Albany, Feb. s.-The appeal in the certiorarf pro-
ceedings brought by Messrs- JPline and Robinson
receivers OF the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany, against the Public Service Commission OF the
1st District came up for argument before the
Court Of Appeals hers this afternoon. This IS the
growing out of thA attempt OF the commission
fix Joint rate OF cents, divided between the
two companies, for rides over the lines between
24th street 1l6th street OF the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company and the Central ParK'
North & East River Railroad Company AFTER the
companies failure to obey order directing them
10 agree upon reasonable Joint fare the cor1nis-
sion took considerable testimony, and nnay' lste
In October, fixed fare of cents. The two com
panies thereupon obtained writs of ceruorarl 10
review the proceedings of the commission fhe
commission then made q motion In the AppeiiaIe
Division to quash the writs, but the motion was
denied. and the commission then appealed to the
Court of Appeals.
The Public Service Commission represented
to-day by George s. Coleman and Oliver c. Semple-
as counsel. In his argument Mr.. Coleman con-
tended that the act of the commits sion In fixing q
joint fare OF cents for travel within certain
zone on the lines of the Metropolitan and Central
Park companies was a legislative act and not a
judicial act and therefore not subject TO review by
certiorar1. Reliance WAS placed upon the recent
decision by the Supreme Court of the United States
in the Knoxville Water Company case, in the 80
cent gas case and in the Virginia commission case
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
WANTS TRINITY PAPERS.
CuUiUier Resolution Demands Realty
Documents from, Land Office.

Albany. Feb. S.-Trinity Church Corporation
came in for share of attention tonight at the
hands of Assemblyman Cuvillier, who intro
duced a resolution calling upon the coInInis-
sioners Of the Land Office of the state to fur
nistt to the Assembly forthwith all documents
deeds leases. mortgages and grants affecting
the real estate and property of the corporation
from May 6. 1897. TO January 9. 1909
The Attorney General is called upon to 1ur-
nish all papers now on file in his Office during
the period mentioned pertaining to the property
and litigation of the state against the church.
and is asked to render an opinion as TO whether
the charter of the corporation comes within the
purview of the decision in the case of the trus-
tees of Dartmouth College agt. Woodward
The resolution recites among other things
that the Trinity Church Corporation has not
filed an account of it's real estate holdings and
personaI property since March y. 1854, except
ing statement issued by the rector, wardens
and yestrynen of said corporation during the
wear 1909 in which they said their real estate
holdings are valued at about $13,OoHOOO- 1t is
stated on good, reliable and competent author
itv who are members of the Trinity corporation,
that its real estate holdings in the city Of New
York are worth upward Of S1OOOOO.O0O in value
and the income from said real estate holdings
Is about S6.OOOOOO year"
The resolution was referred to the Ways and
Means Committee.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
ALL WELL ON FLEET.
Wneless Messages Receiued at
Madeira from WarshipS.

Funchal, Madeira Feb s-The American battle
ship feet which sailed from Gibraltar on Satur-
day morning wes reported by wireless in latitude
q degrees 80 minutes north: longitude 10 degrees
Is minutes west O'Clock this afternoon fresh
northwest wind vas blowing with moderate sea
TIE feet has covered. therefore. about six hundred
niles Of its homeward journey. The repair ship
Panther Is expected 10 arrive here this evening.
The Yankton which reached Funchal on Febru-
zry 3 vas l0S0 miles TO the westward at 8 p m.
yesterday wireless dispatch from the Yankton
ssys that fine weather prevailed At p m yes
terday she received wireless greetings from $40
Americans aboard The Hamburg American steamer
Notse eastbound, and also hearty congratulations
from the officers and passengers on the White Star
liner Cedric. westbound-
A wireless message from the Connecticut says: