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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

of the day will consist OF an old
fashioned picnickins party. numerous
racing events In which prizes will be
given, and dancing party In the pa
yIlIon during TIC evening Tho vol
untccr firemen of Five Points VIII bc
the guests of the Ogden tiremen AT
the dance in the evening.
Albert Kiesel and his wife left
Wednesday afternoon on the Over
land Limited Tor the Pacific coast
r NJ Robbins. assistant general
passenger agent OF the Iowa Central
system, is in the clty en- route 10
Seattle. Portland and the Pacific
Northwest He is accompanied by
Mrs. Robbins and is covering the trip
leiSuIely.
Secretary of State McGilvy and
wife of New Orleans. Louisiana. and
Mr and Mrs. Leon Irwin and Mrs. u
L. Call also of New Orleans, were
guests at the Reed hotel Tuesday on
their way TO the National Park.
Paul Paulson gave box party to a
number OF his friends al one of the
theaters. Tuesday night, followed by
a supper al the Falstaff. In the party
were visiting railroad officials and
newspaper men.
Mrs. l. Sander left last evening for
Holland with n party of missionaries
destined for various European mis-
sIons Mrs. Sander will join her huS-
band In Holland and return 10 Ogden
with him when his mission is com
pleted
A very pretty wedding in which the
contracting parties were japanese
people. was performed by Rev. G. w
McCreery at the parsonage of the
Methodist church, Tuesday evening
The contracting parties were Mr Wal
ter S. Eayoshida and Miss Ottawa O.
Komato, and they are now happily al
home on Jefferson avenue.
Among the visitors IN our city dur
| ing the past week were Mr. and Mrs
G.. L. Purcell OF Junction, Idaho. They
were guests at the home of Rev. G. w
| McCreery. their nephew. Mr.. Purcell
was a member of the Fifth Missouri
Cavalry and attended the encamp
ment in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Antoine. who are
returning from Seattle TO their home
| in Chicago, stopped of to visit few
days within Mn, and Mrs. Fl. Wessiey
! They will include Denver in the cities
| they will visit on their way east
MT and Mrs. Charles Lunt. of Mon
tello. Nevada. were Ogden visitors
| this week.
Mr. and Mrs w Pell OF Montello
| Nevada. expect 10 make their home In
| Ogden In the near future.
Yesterday was Valley Day at thc
| Oaks and many ogden people joined
with their friends from Ogden valley
In their celebration,
The employees OF the Ogden Fur
Diture & Carpet company participated
In an enjoyable outing IN the canyon
| Thursday The doors of the business
house were closed at IL o'C1ck and
within a very short time after the
happy crowd was at The Hermitage
Many outdoor sports were indulgec
In and the ladies furnished delicious
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contest Is to be held. He expects Ia
be gone two weeks.
Miss Alberta Wright has gone to
Los Angeles to be the guest OF Miss
Lila Eccles. She intends to remain,
In California several weeks.
Charles c. Richards left Tuesday
morning for a ten days vacation to
be spent at Downey, Idaho
The Rev Noble Strong Elderkin ls
expected to return TO ogden the lat
ter part Of the month.
Miss Lou Mitchell has returned
from a three weeks visit in Idaho.
l.. w Ford and n .. Ogden &c.
part Sunday afternoon for three
weeks visit TO Portland. Seattle. Vic.
toria and other points of interest
DR. F C. Osgood has as his gueSts
his father and mother. from Quincy.
Illinois.
Mrs. s. C. Patrick has returned
from an extended visit with her
parents in Mount Pleasant Iowa.
Mrs. Bichsel and family have re-
turned from Boulder. Colorado, after
a visit of several weeks
Mrs. Hattie Wishard, OF Los
Angeles was the guest of Mrs. Dr.
Gordon a few days this week
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GRAND BANQUET.

The members OF the firm of Paine
G. Hurst entertained their employees
al grand banquet at the Reed Tues
day evening. Appropriate toasts were
given. and the evening was thorough
ly enjoyed by the participants.
Those present were Mrs. Paine.
Mrs. Light; Misses Nellie Coleman,
Winnie Wotherspoon. Stroup, Nicely,
Alice Sneed. Gertrude Wilson, BERTHE
Mndsen. Adelaide Dean. F1oretta
Light. MAY Conroy. Katie Mills, Mel
lie Bell. Anna Donovan, Orpha Lind
strom, Ina Llndstrom, Mr. Hurst, Mr.
and Mrs. X. Jongsman. Mr.. and Mrs
Llndstrom
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ronell OF Fort
Dodge. Iowa. spent Friday in Ogden.
en- route east They lett for Salt Lake
City last evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Snyder. formerly ma
iron at the Union Depot. and Miss
Laura La Bo left Friday night for a
ten days trip to the Seattle exposition
and during their absence Will visit
Vancouver, Portland, Tacoma and
other coast cities.
Mrs. Steed is visiting friends in
Montello, Nevada.
Mrs. A. Morsehead OF Montello. Ne
vada, who has been visiting friends
here. has returned home.
Mr and Mrs. ]. w. Truett, OF
Deeth. Nevada. spent few days this
week in ogden,
Mrs. FMrlong and children. who have
been the guests OF Mrs. F. Wiseman
at Glover Valley, Wyoming, have re-
turned to ogden,
The Mutual Improvement AsSocia'
tions OF the North Weber stake will
give an outing at The Hermitage next
Wednesday, August 25. a program
Will be rendered and sports enjoyed
in the afternoon. and a dance In the
evening.
A grand public reception will be
given Monday evening by the Cham.
Der Of Commerce in honor Of w. NJ.
Bostaph. senior vice commander oil
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. ingles and
daughter, Miss Inez, left Wednesday
afternoon OH a two or three weeks
visit to Seattle, Victoria and other
points of interest They were accom-
panied by Miss Annie Fackrel oil
Woods Cross.
The veteran f1rcmen Of the city have
made final arrangements for their an
nual outing at the Hermitage in the
canyon August 23rd. The festivities
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OUTING OF THISTLE CLUB.

About seven hundred members of
tho Thistle Clubs OF the state held
&heir annual outing Wednesday at
the Hermitage. The day was happily
spent In singing Scotch songs. dane
Ing Scotch dances and listening 10
selections on the bog-pipe, the three
Macs. McBeth, McPhee and Mckay,
playing dear old Scottish airs OH the
favorite instrument.
Thistle. Bessie Craig. the Wee
Thistle. Danyers and Miss Janet Nc
Nell Harris. all noted Scotch dancers.
danced old Scotch reels and sword
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little girls attended pretty lawn
party given in honor of Miss Vivian
Ledwidge, who Will soon leave for
her home in Tacoma, Washington
After playing all kinds of games, a
dainty lunch was served.
The invited guests were Florence
Browning. Florence Melshen. Blanche
CourSey. Esther Teasdale EVELYN Gait.
Lillian and Lucille Evans, Vivian Led
widge.
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side OF Salt Lake City. and las gTeat-
iy cnjoyed Attending tho National
Convention of the Daughters of vet.
Grams. Is well ~ the maiy social af
tairs inciicntaI 10 the national eE.
campment.
Miss Mac Johnson and Miss Mabel
Charlesworth arc spending a week in
Salt Lake City, visiting with rela-
lives and friends.
on Tuesday afternoon. August "a.
Mrs. } E. Carver and Mrs james
Cansc will entertain the ladies' of tho
Presbyterian church and their friends
at a Kensington at the home OF Mrs.
Carver SS7 Twenty-ffth street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding. ot
Logan. spent The week with MIR and
Mrs. Ezra Clark.
Joseph Jones, special agent of the
Oregon Short Line, is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Ezra Clark.
DR. Ephriam G. Gowans and Eras-
tus j Milne. recently appointed su-
perlntendent and chief clerk Of the
State Industrial school. were at the
school Tuesday.
Emmett c. Fulkerson of the Nation
al Livestock company of Chicago is
in the city for few days visit with
relatives and friends. He is the guest
OF his mother-in-law. Mrs. d. n Peery,
at the Pecry summer home in Ogden
canyon
| Mrs. r NJ briggs, wife of Superin
| tendent briggs Of the State School for
the Deaf and Blind, has returned with
| her children from an extended stay
at Long Beach. Cal.
Mrs. G. r. Edison. wife OF the presi-
! dent and general manager Of the Kan
sas Southern system. arrived from
the South Tuesday morning and left
for Denver during the day over the
Union Pacific.
! The performance at the Orpheum
theater Monday evening was enioyoS
by box party made up of Mr.. and
Mrs David E,ccles, Angus r. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peery and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Peery.
The w. G, T. u. met at the home OF
Mrs g. A. Muller. @057 Porter avenue.
| Wednesday afternoon, al 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary A. Cotton and daughter.
Mrs. II. Sellers and husband here from
Los Angeles. Cal. are registered al
J the Reed for a few days before pro-
ceedmG to Seattle. They were for.
merly of Ogden. Mrs. Sellers spending
most of her school days in this city.
Mrs. David Stagg and her two
, daughters of Provo are visiting Ogden
friends They are the guests OF Mt.
and Mrs. Ernest Barnsley.
Mrs. A. S. Condor. Miss Cecilia Get.
tingS. Mrs. ,nomas Carr and Master
Eugene Carr. composed a party that
! left for Yellowstone Sunday.
William Reast has as his guest tl,s5
week. DR.. McCartm of Minnesota.
JOS. Ballantyne lett Monday even
ing for the northwest. He will visit
his sister, Mrs. l.. a. West. in Port.
land, and aims To be at the Seattle
fair on Utah Day. when a musical
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luncheon. II was said by those who
! participated in the festivities. that
even the downrour OF rain did not
mar the pleasure of tEc day in the
icnst, Everybody had gcoI time ana
all returned TO the city tired oJt, bat
happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shepherd
! announce the engagement of their
daughter. Mabel. 10 George HouShtou.
(; of Salt Lake. the wedding to take
place In the near future,
| j. c. Anderson. a prominent bust
I ness man OF Provo. and Mrs. Andcr.
son. are visiting Ogden friends Mrs.
! Anderson and her parents. who reside
in Hooper. spent Thursday In the can
! yon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Unswortb oil
| Hyrum arc visiting relatives and
friends in Ogden while on their way
! home from the national encampment
of the Grand Army. They are the
| guests of their daughter, Mrs. Albert
Ellis.
w. II. Wallace and daughter and
| Miss Agnes Mason of Burlington.
Iowa, spent few days In Ogden dur
ing the week, the guests OF Mr and
| Mrs. S. II. Frey. They attended the
national encampment OF the G. a. r.
and were on their way to the north
west and California.
Mr and MPe oo Eannco ~ Noh,.ac
! ka are the guests of their cousin Mrs.
Albert Ellis. for a few days. Mr, and
Mrs. Faunce are on their way To the
| Alaska a-Yukon-Pacilic exposition and
California points for a few months
outing.
Miss Dagmar Johnson has gone to
! Jerome, Idaho, TO visit Mr. and Mrs,
4. A. Richter for two weeks,
Mrs. Chester f. Coulter and son
Lieutenant Halvor G. Coulter, arrived
in Ogden Tuesday evening from Fort
| Totten, New York Lieutenant Coul.
| ter. late In command of the Eighty.
second company, u. S coast artillery
will spend a few weeks on furlouSh
visiting his parents and many friends
in Ogden. Lieutenant Coulter has
been assigned duty with the Thirty
fifth coast artillery company now
stationed on Corregidor Island, Phil
ippine islands. for which station he
will sail from San Francisco on Oc
tober 9TH.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flygare and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Watson left for tho
Alaska Yukon-Pacifc exposition, FIJI
day.
Mrs. Clayborn w, Smith of 12S
9th street entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Kemp at ooclock dinner yes
terday afternoon.
]. Howard Garrett Farley ]. Jensor
and Mrs. Elizabeth Coray. of SAL
Lake City were visitors in Ogder
Wednesday night and enjoyed the per
iormance al the Orpheum.
Mrs. DR.. Joyse visited a few DAYS
this week with Mrs. b. NJ. Allison III
Salt Lake City,
Mrs r. w. Hutton Is home from
Salt Lake. having spent the past weeb
| al ibo q pncamnmeDf Mrs
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ale, Miss Electa Goodale. Mrs w, l.,
Buswell. Mrs. Goodale, the Misses
Todd and Minnie Brown. Mrs Emma
Smith. Mr. and Mrs T. H. Williams,
MessrS Claude Flowers. W. T. Nant-
ker, H. Hardy. X. b Friedland the
Misses Anna Carr. Belle Shipley,
Flora Williams Emma Wilson. Josie
Browning. Charline Majors. Ida Shurt-
lff. Ellen Green, Monahan. Hilton;
Mrs John Wintle. Mrs. NJ. J. Stone,
Miss Bertha NJ Stone, Miss Lillian
Moyes, Mr. and Mrs. George Shorten,
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Browning and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Newman
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Mrs. T. w. Hutton is home from
Salt Lake. having spent the past week
at the G, A. r. encampment Mrs.
Hutton is the only member OF
Mrs James Tanner Tent No. 1. out.
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PRETTY LAWN PARTY.

On Monday afternoon, at the home
OF Norean Collins, 4 happy crowd of
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Jos Ballantyne LETT Monday even
ing for the northwest. He will visit
his sister, Mrs l.. a. West. in Port
land, and aims TO be at the Seattle
fair on Utah Day. when a musical
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

William Reast has as his guest tl.s
week. DR.. McCartin of Minnesota.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

Mrs. DR.. Joyse visited a few DAYS
this week with Mrs. b. NJ. Allison in
Salt Lake City.
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Mrs. A. S. Condor. Miss Cecilia Get.
tingS. Mrs. thomas Carr and Master
J Eugene Carr. composed a party that
! left for Yellowstone Sunday.
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side of Salt Lake City. and las great
iy cnioyed attending tho National
Convention of the Daughters of Vct
Grams. rs well ~ the may social AZ
tairs inciicntat 10 the national c.
onmnnlrn; n
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Charles c. Richards left Tuesday
morning for a ten days vacation to
be spent at Downey, Idaho.
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Mr.. and Mrs, A l.. Ronell, of Fort
Dodge. Iowa. spent Friday in Ogden.
en- route east They lett for Salt Lake
City last evening.
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Mrs. Hattie Wishard, OF Los
Angeles was the guest of Mrs. Dr.
Gordon a few days this week.
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contest is to be held. He expects Ia
be gone two weeks.
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The veteran fircmen Of the city have
made final arrangements for their an
nual outing at the Hermitage in the
canyon August 23rd. The festivities
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

Miss Mac Johnson and Miss Mabel
are spending week in
Salt Lake City, visiting with rela-
iIyeS and friends.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

The Rev. Noble Strong Elderkin ls
expected TO return TO ogden the lat
ter part Of the month.
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Mrs. F. M. briggs. wife of Superin
tendent briggs Of the State School 70
the Deaf and Blind. has returned will
her children from an extended sta.
at Long Beach, Cal.
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Emmett G. Fulkerson of the Nation
al Livestock company of Chicago is
in the city for few days visit with
relatives and friends. He is the guest
OF his mother-in-law. Mrs. ID. n Peery
at The Pecry summer home in Ogden
canyon.
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i. Howard Garrett. Farley ]. Jenson
and Mrs. Elizabeth Coray. of Salt
Lake City were visitors in ogden
Wednesday night and enjoyed the per-
lormance al the Orphcum,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

Erpectcd to Lo7cer the East5card
Record on Present Trip.

According - wireless message received last
rt~r- from Captain Pritchard of the eastbound
Nsureranfa. the vessel vas 858 miles west Of
Queenstown At Z r. m
=, pas believed At the local office of the
l-,,-ard Line that the Mauritania would arrive
ree Queenstown about $50 N to-day. and
lrr,r- her eastward record Of DAYS. % hours
and = minutes by about an hour and nall
In his wireless report 10 the local once cap
tain Pritchard said that the Mauretanis' "h'oh
ref, &on- York on Thursday morning. had COW
s I 2.a knots at an average speed Of 1921
!,,ots and that in the tUenty-three hours be
,,yean noon on Friday and noon on Saturday
She had logged 6o7 knots. which beat her best
6av,e run 10 the eastward by two knots
covering 6o7 knots in a day Of twenty-three
hours showed that the Mauretania had main
tefr,ed an average speed for that day Of $3.50
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
DR.. II. d. CRUM RESIGNS.
ChmIeston's Negro Collector to Quit
Office on March !.

Charleston s. G. March 1.-Dr. William D
Crun, the negro Collector of Customs at this
port has resigned. 20 take effect March 4
No appointment made by President Roosevelt
has given rise to more discussion than that Of
DR.. CrUm. whose appointment was vigorously
opposed because he is negro. A long and hard
fight against his confirmation was made by Sen
ator Tillman and others when he was first
named. in 1903, and within the last few weeks
following his reapDointment Senator TnIman
conducted a successful hIibuster AGAINST his con
frmation.
TO bear on him now to cause him to resign.
but - does so in part because he wishes to save
Nj. Taft. for whom he entertains great
sroct from any possible embarrassment as TO
his reappointment. but principally because he
has been connected with President Roosevelt's
administration and wishes to retire with his
chief In his letter Of resignation. after thank
irE the President for appointing him six years
ago and renominating him <or a second term, he
wishes him "godspeod and long life" and SAYS,
m part
since assuming the duties Of this position I
have -rriver diligently to Justify the confidence
reQ0sed in me. During all these years. $" far
as ] know. not a single charge has been brought
against my moral character. or 4 single ac-
verse criticism made in regard to the perform
aug- of my official duties. I wish TO add. fur
1her. that those employed in this office under
me- composed OF both races, have been at all
times courteous kind ana interested, and We
have all worked together to make the office
work successful and satisfactory.
During all these years / have been treated
with kindness and courtesy by al those who
have had official business with the office, and
have not had unpleasant contact with any one
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
WRIGHT AIRSHIP WRECK.
N0rror0 Escape of InuentOr and
Colonel TiTes at Pau.

Pau. March Wilbur Wright and Colonel
Wives. chief Of the aerostatic corps of the Span
ish army, narrowly escaped injury this after
noon, when the rudder Of the Wright aeroplane
struck the ground and disabled the machine
The accident occurred just as the machine
was being launched for a flight. The rudder
struck the ground and snapped. and the cable
used to guide the rudder wound around the pro
pee-5, Whit in turn were disabled. The ma
chine holret er. flew on for forty metres before
stopping ithor Of the occupants vas hurt
Previous Mr.. Wright had made two success
full fights in the aeropIane with NM. Lambert
and Tissandier as passengers.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

Tnrcntion Said to Suppress Gan g
No;gc and Make PO7cder SmOkeLeSs.

,So-th6eld Vt. March IA type OF haTrei
,.rirb II is asserted, suppressos nine -tenths "I
The noise of a gun. eliminates the recon- ana
makes black powder practically SmokeIeSs mas
been publicly demonstrated before 'he \"r IN
r.,5 60, ,.,rb The inventor, Joseph &. Cou-
1,,t,. MAS graduated from Norwich University
in 1905 and since then has spent most Of his
,f,. %, ,.rrrcctine this device. lie explains that
= s.tt,rs from, the Maxim invention in that the
,..... fs IN attachment 10 be placed on the end
Of the gun barrel while hts device is a part OF
a.. .,,, ,onststing of a thin steel casing eX-
,cpdine, the full length Of the barrel
In the demonstrations here heavy rIne
r.hi,b could normally be heard by men sta
4i,7cd three miles distant had its noise so dead
oned by the CouIombe invention that the detons-
ZION could barely he heard two hundred ano
6r,,, "a rls away.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
UONEN PLEAD FOR THIEF.
Fat lfqr Of Osaring Gets Shorter
Sentence for Robbery.

William Green the two hundred and 7+tT
ro,lrd -ohber of OssininE- who made several
77,-er pleas 70 save himself from imprisonment r
viii have 70 spend Z long term in prison. H
~ersrtrv made plea that he vas too fat 10 rob
q man I'm an alley in which II was a-I-s ne
crime was committed
When arrairned for sentence Yesterday in
White Plains a petition was submitted %
County Judee Platt IN behalf o. Green The
no+itfon was signed hv ninety women who live
near the vyesrChester Bridge, in osSrnlnE- u
said ar7orr other things We do hereby certify
thar We always felt safe in passing this section
q.rfIe William Green was in that nejghborho0d-
ba-aus7 he would never let any Italians h'fhe-
rs We believe that he has made this place sale
for ladies' 10 pass by without any interference
or fear. and We pray for ieniency for Green
Assistant District Attorney Davis showed tnat
Green had served several terms IN the PNnlten-
rfad,- and that his record was bad. His counsel
said that drink had brought Green TO his pres
e7t plight Judge Platt said. in view Of the pleas
for rerfe1cv. he would sentence him u four
wears and six months as minimum penalty
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
SH'S HE'S UEEH4NS son
One Of Three Boys Held in 4tlantic
Cjtu litter Trying to Sell Jc5cclry.

Atlantic CITY March 1--petecttves. on being
informed Of an attempt tonight 10y three boys
- soil for 500 a diamond sUahurSt valued al
- o0n arrested three New York boys who SAID
rbo,. were Westmore MeehaL, Charles LEM and
Iorn O.DonneU all unde. seventeen years OF
age and found 5000 worth of jevelry which.
tba,. say had been stolen from Mrs John 7
NTaebar mother of the Meehan boy and wife Of
tho .Eaaf and restaurant man. The boys. ac-
cordins to the police. admitted having looted
Mrs Meehan's jeweIry box 20 get funds for
trfn to the shore The parents Of the boys We're
informed and are here tonight. trying to have
the charges quashed so that they can take their
sons back 10 New York.
Johu T Meehan is one Of the Tammany lead
ers in the 3Oth Assembly District He is known
in The Bronx as its Honorary Mayor" Nh
Naehan is a nephew OF the late Patrick Dolan.
who originated the quick lunch scheme for
busy New Workers way back in 1S66. When Mr.
DoIan died Mr.. Meehan took up the restaurant
business Not many years ago the beef and"
mar owned a string Of horses. which he raced
successfully at the local tracks. Mr. Meehan
lives at l76th street and the Concourse.
Get a ten-cent packet Of "Salada" Tea from your
grocer II IS delCious.-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
UTNDSTORM IN ROME.
one Person KUed-Nichaei IN
geIO's Cypress Damaged.

Rome March IA heavy storm broke over
Rome tonight doing considerable damage 20
rropertv and causing the death Of one person
The roof of the railroad station was PartaAy
destroyed and travellers inside the nuIIalns were
a~.,,r, frightened Part n the roof in falling
.~e oef the top Of the Michael Angelo cypress in
+te court Of the church Of Santa Maria Angel
This tree is supposed 10 have been planted three
hundred and fifty years ago by the sculptor and
rafrter u hose name II bears.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
eepugLIcAN GAIN IN MAINE CITIES.

,,.lf,s,,s in the city elections hel. to-day IN
eIe..l, wafnc cities Republican mayors we're elect
e1 ~, nine Of them. gain Of two over Ias' year,
ard Republican cirv governments IN eLs.. ne
,..-,f- losses were at Rookand' 4 Dehloorallc
3s md At Bath. which is ordinarily Re
publican
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
MATHS SENT TO PRISON.
President FaIReres's ASsailart Gets
-Four Years.

Paris March Jean Maths. the waiter Wh'
last Christmas attacked President Fallieres ana
tried to pull his beard, was tried and convicted
to-day and sentenced to four years imprison-
ment. followed by five years Punishment from
the boundaries of Paris.