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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-25
Provo News Notes.

SpeClaI TO Ihe tribune.
PROVO, June 24-A. J. Morrow. the
Salt Lake paperhanGcr who was arrested
lhere Tuesday night on charge OF
adultry, was arraigned before Justice
Noon last evening. Morrow waived a
preliminary hearing and was bound over
TO the district court for trial under $1,000
bonds. He has not given A bond as yet
and probably will not be able 10 do so.
Moore OF Salt Lake. the husband OF the
woman In the case. 4 complaint has not
yet been fled against Mrs, Moore and
IL has not yet been decided whether
Mrs. Mayme John. wife OF ex-County
Attorney Thomas John. died this morn
ing at o'clock at the family home on
West Center street. from leakage OF the
heart. She was the daughter OF the late
Isaac Bullock and was born In Provo II
1871. husband ani five ch ldren sur
yive her Funera! services viii be held
from the Third ward meeting house Sun
day next at II O'Clock,
T. F. Pierpont proprieto" Of tho Provo
foundry and machine works, has pur-
railroad tracks on West Center street
with the intention OF building shops for
doing heavy steel work, the location be-
Ing very convenient for shipping.
marriage license issued today
to Walter Deibcrt Harrington and Lena
Is. Dobler both OF Provo. They. were
married by Rev. j, Cbalen Smith and
left on the afternoon train TO spend their
honeymoon In California. Mr.. and Mrs
Harrington VIII make their home in
Provo.
As result OF crusade against v!o-
lators of the bicycle ordinance. which
prohibits riding on certain paved side
walks the police gathered In the follow
ing people today. each one being re-
quired to appear before Justice Noon 10
answer: George Becbe, Henry Jones, A,
+. Accord A Mortensen. Ernest Stagg.
Warren Alfred. William Strong. Frank
Thomas. Rober. Boardman, John Board
man. William NJ. Roylence. James Haws.
George Watkins and a, l.. Bailey. The
marshal has been very lenient with bl-
cycle riders heretofore, but this lcnicncy
has been abused and now he Is de-
termined that the ordinance must be re-
BpcGteG.
The Provo tithing office building is be-
Ing torn down and a new structure to
cost $4,000 will be erected in It's place
The new building will be large enough tc
furnish Office room for the stake authori-
ties. In addition TO the uthing clerk S
office.
I, Judgment was entered today in the
~ district court against Warren Holdaway
and in favor OF the Hines klmber Gro
4 cery company for $3.50.
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DRINKS ACID AND THEN
BIDS FRIENDS FAREWELL

BUTTE. Mont. June ol.-Whlc the
Eagles celebra ton was at Its height
tonight. Edward st. Jeans. an Eagle. who
came TO Butte from Anaconda To help
carbolic acid. death ensuing In the course
ot two hours. st. Jeans retired to a
toilet room in the rear of saloon just
after the parade had passed the place,
and drained the contents Of a bottle Of
acid brought to him a short time previ-
ously by small boy. Staggering from
the toilet room st. Jeans reeliugly made
his way TO the front Of the saloon. where
he approached n number OF strangers.
He shook hands with one or two. an
Rounclng that ne had drunk acid and
was attempting to extend TO every man
I'm the crowd a last farewell when he
sank dying To the floor
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WESTERN HOSPITALITY
FOR MEN OF ST. PAUL

GREAT FALLS, Mont, June pa
special to the Tribune from Havre says
that the st. Paul manufacturers and
iobbers' excursion made a stop there
this morning of three hours. They were
furnished a mountain trout breakfast
by eXMayor Newman and spent some
time looking over the town, meeting
the business men and learning of the
resources of the surrounding country.
They were particularly interested in the
experimental farm ON the outskirts of
the city. II is maintained by the bust
ness men of Havre and shows splendid
results from intelligent culture of north
ern Montana soil.
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LAST HORSE RACES
TO BE RUN TODAY
Continued From Page Ten

Contingent. VoltroRe took the show,
two lengths back.
Exchequer was the heaviest played
favorite of the day. The boollies de
manded to , and there was heavy
plunge. The Keenc horse won all the
way and separated the bookics from
a large roll of "bills. Proteus beat
Balreed for place The race was for
SIX and half furlongs.
Joe Wells, 20-to~l chance. won the
last event of the day. for four and a
half furlongs. 1t was practically a
two horse race, with J. w. Fuller the
contender. but he lost by a head. Bill
Bagwell ran into show money.
Ladies Day.
The thirty day race meeting of The
Utah Jockey club will close this after
noon at the far grounds. Eight races
have been scheduled for the day in or
der to give several Of the non-winncrs
chance to make feed money, 1t is
ladies' day and the jockey club be
lleves that al records as TO attend
ance Will be broken, Many applica
tions have been received for the front
box seats
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PRESIDENT LUCAS
RELEASES M'kIBBOR
Carnes Is New Umpire; Johnson
Easily Holds Irriga-
tors Down.

BOISE, Ida, June 4.-Johnson had
Boise shut out until the last OF the
ninth inning. when an error, two bases
on balls and two singles netted the irrl-
gators three runs. but Helena had the
game won. Score. 10 5. Johnson al
lowed but three hits up until the last in
ming and used his head to good advantage
besides fielding well.
Buckets started the game for Boise.
but was crrstC and Buticr replaced him.
Gray's great ileldlng was the only fea-
turc OF the game.
President Lucas has released Umpire
McKibbon and appointed Christopher Co
lumbus Carnes formerly A pitcher with
the Portland Northwestern league team.
10 offiClatc. Carncs was not In town to-
day so Arthur Fender of the home club
and ".Jocko" Thomas of the visitors Of
fclated In a satisfactory manner.
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RiChfield News Notes

SpctiaI 10 1 ne IlDuHts
,RICHFIELp June 25.-The jury in the
verdict Of guilty, with recommenda.
ton for clemcncy. The defendant was
] sentenced d. to three ny years arr IN 1he he, state
The Richheld and Ephraim ball teams
will cross bats at the ball park Friday
afternoon, and a good game is prom
ised.
The new tithing office on West Cen
ter street was dedicated Saturday after
noon. Apostle WINS addressed the gath
erng.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Clark are visiting al
the home Of Mrs, Clark's parents at Salina
Mrs. r. Is. seegmillcr of salt Lake City
is visiting friends and relatives here.
l.. \. Barr went to Salt Lake City
Wednesday for few days visit,
Frank Wilcox, who will furnish band
and orchestra for the Panguitch lake re-
sort during July, states that there In
every indication OF large attendance
Hazel OF Provo have been here this week
visiting relatives and friends Luncheons
were given In their honor al the homes
OF Mrs. Andrew Nelson. Mrs. Nina Han
sen and Mrs. Calllc clifford.
Miss Jeanette Jones left for the, Alaska :
Yukon Pacific exposition and VIII be alb
sent for several weeks.
A wedding reception, in honor OF the
marriage OF George w Dobson and Miss
Rhoda Adell of Ogden, wIll be held at
day afternoon,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jensen
Tuesday. June 22. a daughter,
Mrs John Hood and two sons, FranCi!
and John, returned Monday from Visit
with friends at Sallna-
Mrs. Charles I1ngcr OF Rexburg, Ida.
is visiting friends here at present.
A. /, Poulsen left Friday for the Made
line valley, California He says crops in
the valley are looking hne and the Rich
field settlers are well satisfied with the
country,
A. +, Youngberg is here from Salt Lake
City. packing up his household goods
prcparat tory TO moving to Zion, where he
has secured good position
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was as follows
Automobile Races.

The programme for the automobile
races. TO be held at Wandamere. July ..
was announced Thursday. There VIII be
six events In all of various distances. IN
which named price cars are eligible I'm =
tries will now be accepted for the events
and can be made at Wandamcre or al any
OF the city garages.
The events are as follows:
First cVent-Fivc-mile race for cars
listing $500 and under,
second evcnt-Ten mile race for cars
listing $4,000 and under
Third eventh--Ten- mile race for cars
listing $4,000 and under
Fourth eVcnt-Fivc- mile race Nor cars
listing S3O0l and over.
Tiffh event-Unlimited pursuit race by
cars listing under Sl,5oo
sixth cVent-Onc-m milo heat against
limo
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Brooklyn Wins Again

BROOKLYN, June 2i.-BrooSlyn made
II three straight from Philadelphia to-
day G to 3 R.H II.
philadelphia ~ .....,.........,. IL o
BROOKLYN ..:.,. -. -. .,.....,; - U
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AGREEABLE SURPRISE
FOR L. f. HARRISON
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 23.-On the eve of his
departure for Sal: Lake Clty where he
Will assume the superintcndcncy OF the
Bell Telephone company for the district
OF Utah and Wyoming Il. II. Harrison.
until recently local manager OF the COM
pany at this point. was rendered a pleas.
ant surprise party at his home Si6
Twenty first street. this evening.
About thirty employees OF the COM
panY went In body TO tho residence.
After Mr.. Harrison had recovered suf-
fciently from his surprise he welcomed
his impromptn guests and the evening
passed with cards and music. AS the
guests were preparing to depart. Mr.
Harrison was presented with a valuable
gold watch. as testimonial OF the re-
gard and esteem in which he Is held
by the local employees. The prcsenra-
tlon speech was made By II. 3. Jen-
ninGs. chief clerk OF the local Office.
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NATIONAL TENNIS

PHILADELPHIA, June 2i-Mlss Hazel
Hotchkiss. the Berkeley, Cal. expert,
defeated Miss Edith Rotch OF Boston In
the semi-dnal OF the women's national
championship lawn tennis tournament At
the Philadelphia Cricket club. and will
meet In the finals tomorrow, Miss Louise
Hammond Of New York, metropolitan
champion.
Miss Rotch. although defeated 6-2. 1-5,
made game fight against superior speed
and fast vollcying.
The mixed doubles were brought to the
semi final round. the best match being
that In which Miss Iotchkiss and Wal
lace Johnson. University OF Pennsylvania
defeated Miss Rotch and y. w. Niles, last
years winners. 6-3. CO.
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jones nGT9RA mHaito M g ysaTs S"ne of age %o
is accused OF the murder of Jack Johns
at Abba. la. on December II, 1904. was
arrest ted today at Ladysmith and brought
to Victoria TO await cXtraditlon.
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GRAND LODGE OF DEGREE
OF HONOR Is DISSOLVED
Special to Tho Tribune.

PARK CITY, June 24.-The convention
OF the grand lodge of the Degree Of
Honor was brought 10 a close today. after
one OF the most successful sessions ever
held. The meeting was presided over by
Grand Chief of Honor Gale Cave of Og-
den. The question Of dissolvng the grand
lodge was again discussed and it was
dnally decided that the dissolution would
90 advisable, and so there will be no
more grand lodge sessions
In place OF the grand lodge sessions
however. state conventions will bc held
Following are the officers elected for the
state association: State chief OF honor
Nellie Cook OF Eureka; state lady of
honor. Gene Watson OF ogden: state
recorder. Mrs Cutting OF Ogden.
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YUMA, Ariz June 24.-The Colorado
river is experiencing today the greatest
rise i'm It's history AT "a. m, the river
gauge at the bridge registered 30.I and
was still rising. 1t is estimated that
Il feet will be reached by nightfall.
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American Handicap

CHICAGO. June 2f.-Orly one round OF
American handicap at tho Chicago Gun
club today and IL is probable that the
trap shooting championship of the coun-
Eighteen finished the first round With 2
perfect score.
Frank Fisher OF Eagle Grove. Ia, won
the preliminary handicap, which was
completed today. with n total OF 81 out
of 100.
Fred Gilbert Of Spirit Lake la, led the
professionals with %, and j.. l. wade OF
Dallas. Tex. came next with 81. Mrs.
s. Topperwein broke only II targets
in her first round OF the grand Ameri-
can handicap, John Philip Sousa, The
bandmastor. broke is.
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Personal COUNSEL
OF HEINZE CONVICTED

NEW YORK, June 24.-Sanford
Robinson. personal counsel TO T. Au-
gustus Heinzc. was convicted in the
United States circuit court today of
impeding the administration OF justice
in advising grand Jury witness Ia
eyadc the service of a subpoena,
The jury brought in recoMnenda'
ton for mercy. Sentence Will be I'M
posed tomorrow.
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BICYCLE RACES AT
SALT PALACE TONIGHT

ten mile motor paced race is the fca-
ture of the bicycle card at the Salt Palace
for toDights races. Bennie Monroe has
been matched against s. II. Wilcox. The
other events are as follows:
Five mile open lap. professional.
Three-fourths mile handicap, profess
sional
Unknown distance lap, amateur.
Australian pursuit: amateur.
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Denver Wins Cup.

CHICAGO. June 2i.-The Tom Morris
memorial trophy: which was contested
for on June l6 by fifty-fiye teams OF
eight entered by clubs OF the Western
Golf association as far west as Honolulu.
was formally awarded to the Denver
Country club todoN at II meeting OF the
directors OF the association.
The scores AS given out today confirm
those the Associated Press carried on
the day OF the matches
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Sutro viii Invalidated.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 24-rhe Su-
preme court inval.1atcd today the will
of the late Adoph Sutro and ordered that
the estate valued at millions and CON
slstlng OF the Cliff House ranch In this
city and the San Miguel rancho be dis
tributcd among the heirs The former
property is situated along the ocean beach
and includes the famous Sutro heights
and resort
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CAGE DROPS SIXTY FEET:
MANY MINERS INJURED

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 24.-Thc
cage in the Kloudikc mine No a. at
Clinton, dropped sixty feet this morn
ing. while taking twelve men down to
work One man s back was broken.
five men s legs were broken, and all
the other men were seriously injured.
1t is expected that several Will die.
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Altrock WeakenS,

WASHINGTON. June 24.-Altrock
weakened in the eighth inning OF to-
DAYS game and Boston DEBATED Washing
ton to J. Donohue was chased TO the
clubhouse by Umpire O'Loughlin In the
eighth inning, when he questioned close
decision at second. The police had TO es-
cort the umpire from the grounds at the
close OF the game, Ri. T..
Washinpton ...,.... /
R6ston -.............5 IL >
Batteries-Altrock and Street; Ryan.
Arellanes. Carrigan and Spencer
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Edward Payscn Weston.

OGDEN. June 2d-Edward Payson
Weston arrived at Wells. New, at 5.45
bre, New, distance OF thirty-scven
miles. since 40 o'clock this morning
Wells is about 175 miles from Ogden on
the Southern Pacific railroad. Weston
will leave that place shortly after mid =
night, to continue his walk TO the coast.
The veteran pedestrian reports that he
is in the best shape despite his recent
heat
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PRIEST USES KNIFE TO
PUNISH ANOTHER PRIEST

oUERETARO. Mexico. June 24.-
While Father Pablo Iani. the curate OF
the town OF Tancoyal. this state was
seated with some friends. Father Atilauo
Perea. n priest In charge Of the chapel
at I.anda. in the same district, rushed In
nourishing knife and struck Father
LAM In the breast three times, For
tunately Father LAM wears large
watch, which turned the point of the
blade.
Perea stated that he acted under orders
from his superiors who told him TO pun
lSh Liant for being promoter OF riota-
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New Plaster Mill at Nephi,
Special TO The Tribune.

NEPHI. June 2A.-Good progress is
now being made in the construction OF
the new plaster plant at this place,
Five carloads of structural steel ar
rived Tuesday and is now being set on
the cement foundations and when com
pleted the building will be entirely OF
steel and cement construction and the
machinery which is on the ground is OF
the most modern type. When the plant
is compile ted, about September l. Nephl
can boast OF having one of the best and
most modern mills In Tho country. with a
capacity sufficient TO supply all demands
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Summary: First base on errors, Helena
?. Struck out, by Buckets, l; Butler. l;
Johnson. 4. Base on bals-Off Buckets,
1; Butler. ?: Johnson. G. Three base hits
Morse. Sacrifice hits-Stis, Irby, Har-
mouth Stolen base-Cahill. Sits (2),
trby. Thomas. Double plays-Gray to
Marshall. Left on bases-Boise. Q; Helena.
6. Hit by pitched ball-Elsey by Butler
Wild pitch--Buckels, Passed balls
Petree. Innings pitched-By Buckets, 3;
Butler. 6. Base hits-On Buckets. 2:
Butler. s. Time of game hour and 45
minutes. Umplres-Pender, Thomas. At
tcndance-S00.
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BADLY INJURED WHILE
WALKING IN HIS SLEEP

HELENA, June 24.-Gcorge Miller,
railroad contractor, narrowly escaped
death here today, while walking in his
sleep. He fell two stories from his
apartments in the Majestic hotel to
a storeroom below, sustaining injuries
that will cripple him for life,
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Seeking a Divorce.
Sneclal 10 The

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN June 24-Alleging that her
husband William s Fell5er, called her
vile names In June. 1908. and ordered her
from his home. Mrs. lda FellSer this aft
crnoon began an action for n divorce,
Since she WAS forced TO leave home, Mrs.
FcllIer saws that her husband has re-
fused TO provide for her, She asks Tor
reasonable alimony and the custody oil
the minor child.
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FRISCO TURNS DOWN
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE

SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.-The spe-
cial election 10 decide upon a PROPOSE
tion to Issue 81 800. 900 bonds for the re-
construction and equipment OF the Geary
street railroad as n municlpally-ow
line resulted today in defeat for the plan.
The total number of votes cast was small
90, 255. There was a majority of nearly
1000 for the proposition. but IL failed by
400 to receive the necessary two-thrds
Eoir
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ShaWmut Car Arrives.

SEATTLE. Wash. juno 2t.-The shaw
mut car rolled mp 10 the Alaska Yukon
exposition at $50 this morning. winnlnE
the second prize Of Si.6o0 In the New
York To Seattle race hut finishing near
ly seventeen hours behind Ford No. 9.
the winner. The Ford weighs o5J
pounds and the Sh2wmut is heavy
touring car. 1t is expected that the
other contestants will be shipped here by
train.
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Johnson Will Fight.

PITTSBI-RG. June 2I-Champlon Jack
Johnson will be in Fittsburg next Monday
To fight Tony Hart six rounds at Du-
ouesnc Gardens on Wednesday evening.
Frank Sutton. a local fight promoter,
has prevailed on the dusky champion to
reconsider his determination not To come
hero. sutton received telegram from
Johnson last night which read.
''Will arrive in Pittsburs Monday All
o. X"
Johnson will he guaranteed $1,000 for
his bout here.
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Leaves Money to Church.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 24.-Henry W. Gibbs
fled petition in the. probate division
Of the district court this afternoon, ask
ing that letters testamentary upon the
estate of Mrs. Sarah Kershaw he grant
ed Asael Keyes. who was named in the
will as the executor. Mrs. Kershaw died
In Ogden, June Il. and In her will named
her nephew, Henry Gibbs. and the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter day Saints as
her 6evisees, The estate is valued at
$4,000.
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Struck by Mail Wagon.
Special TO Tho Tribnnc.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June PA. j. Johnson. so
years Of age, was struck by mail
wagon at the corner of Twenty fifth
street and Grant avenue this evening
and sustained a fractured rib. DR.. E. NJ
Conroy was summoned and ordered the
man removed to the hospital, where his
Injuries are being attended 10.
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HORSES WILL BE
SHIPPED TO BUTTE

James Handy will take out OF here n
special train OF forty cars loaded with
gallopers for the Butte meeting. the spe-
cial leaving the o. $ J.. depot Sunday
afternoon about 3 o'clock This Is said
to be the largest special train ever han
died In the West In making a shipment
of horses. All the horses which are at
the present time stabbed at the fair
grounds will make the trip.
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Jury Cannot Agree.

Special TO The Tribune
BINGHAM. June 24-The jury In the
ease of the Boston Con. Mining company
foremen, charged with receiving ana eN-
tortiug money from foreign miners. was
hopeiessIy divided. TWO FOR conviction and
two for acquitta After being out sly
teen hours, the jurors notified Judge
CcIIyentra they could not agree. ano
they were Immediately discharged
A new Jury will be selected and the
case retired at an carly date
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Leaps Into Ocean.

HONOLULU. June 2i.-Miss Margaret
Stephenson Of San Francisco. stewardess
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship company
liner China. which arrived here today
committed suicide IN midooean early sal
urday morning. Miss Stephenson was
last seen on deck at a m. ana IL IL
thought she leapcd overheard.
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HARVARD BEATS YALE
IN ELEVEN INNINGS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June 24-Har-
ward won the annual "class day game
from Yale today, TO 9. after n fierce
eleven -inning struggle. For six innings
not a Harvard batsman reached third
base while Yale scored twice, bu, in the
seventh Marriott. the Yale pitcher,
weakened. hitting two batters and giving
two bases on balls, forcing in one run
Harvard tied the score In the ninth on
Tale's errors and sent the winning run
across the plate in the eleventh by bunch
Ing hits off van VlaCk.
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Sarah Orne Jewett Dies

SOUTH BERWICK Me. June 2i;-An
illness lasting many months ended to-
night i'm the death of Miss sarah Orne
.Iewctt 1t. -. She was q sufferer IRON:
apoplcxv and paralysis. Miss Jewett
wrote ''The King of Folly Island" The
Tory Lover" and numerous other BOOKS.
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SYRACUSE, n Y. June 2i.-Edgar c.
Petite. IA ather-in-law OF Oscar Lewisohn,
tonight expressed the opinion that the
latter had not been touring Europe.
\ letter received today from Mrs. Lew
isohn gave no intimation that her hus-
band was to take a trip. He was at his
home at Windsor Forest near London
when the letter was written.
MIR. Petite thinks the man killed In the
automobile accident may be Jesse Lewis
Ohm. a brother of Oscar
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Batteries-Moren. Corridor and Doom
Bell and Berger. Umpire-klem,