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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-25
SPANISH FORK.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
Carter OF this city was given q surprise
birthday. a fine dinner was enjoyed.
Covers were laid for fifty guests. all rel
ativcs of Mr.. Carter
Joshua Hawks, one OF the pioneers and
Indian war veterans of panisb Fork is
here FOR 9 few days. Mr.. HAWKES. home
is in Preston. Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smart OF this city
came home Wednesday al the end OF a
weeks visit in Provo among their rela-
tires and friends.
Mrs Belle n. Engberg of Salt Lake
city will spend Christmas at Spanish
Fork. She is here al The present time.
Mrs. William Rockhil has gone to the
l'intah reserve to stay with her husband
who is making his home there this win
ter.
mission in Idaho and Oregon for the last
two gears came home Sunday morning
last. Mrs. Williams went up TO Ogden.
where she met her husband.
Miss Amelia Mortensen and Henry
Larsen of this city were married by
Bishop A. i. Hansen OF the Fourth ward
given In their honor on the same even
ing,
PAM Dart and Miss Jennie Evans were
married at Provo Wednesday and IA re-
ccption was held in their honor at The
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Is. Evans. Of the Third ward.
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EPHRAIM.
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Special to Tho Tribune.
EPTIRAIM, Dec. 2a.-One Of the pleas
ant events i'm the past weeks society was
the SURPRISE party given Monday evening
In compliment TO Mrs. Matilda Morten-
sen, In honor OF her Hftieth anniversary
The party was gotten up and planned
by several OF her Deighbors. and was a
complete success. Nearly thirty guests
were I'm attendance, who presented Mrs.
Mortcnsen with beautiful gift Her
children presented her with beautiful
gold watch. Dainty refreshments were
served and pleasant evening was spent
in social chat. An excellent musical pro-
grdmmc was carried out.
the Utah Central hospital at MI Pleas
ant and operated upon for appendicitis
fIe raliod after the operation and Is get
ting along nicely.
Leonard Morlensen returned yeste rday
from Salt Lalse City. where he has spent
the Inst few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs: N. c. Christensen of
Salem are guests at the home OF Miss
Alice LuDd.
T. Meeks,, one of the students OF the
Thurber yesterday on account OF the
serious Illness OF his Youngest brother
The North ward schoolhouse has been
several hundred dollars having been .ex-
pended for the purpose OF arranging "
for an amusement hall, The first social
was held last evening by the North ward
and was complete success. The hall
had bcen appropriately decorated for the
occasion. and tho affair was a success,
both socially and financially.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
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SpeCldl 10 ne \ TlnuNS.
BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. PA succsss-
ful social event OF the week was Mondny
afternoon when Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Mer-
rill entertained in honor Of a number n
friends. a, s o'clock at the high schoo]
building an elaborate dinner was served
pared by the seniors of the school under
the supervision OF Miss Ina Stratford.
teacher OF domestic science OF the Box
Elder school. The serving was done by
Misses Hope Fishburn and Mlrl Ander.
son. Immediately after dinner the guest
went 10 the homo OF Mr. and Mrs. Mer.
rll where n pleasant evening was speut
In games. music and recitations
.. F. Collett of Salt Lake City was Z
visitor TO Brigham City during the pesI
week.
Miss Jennie Daniels, who has besz
spending the past two weeks as guest oi
Miss Mae Wilson. has returned to he,
home in Malad. Idaho. s0
Mr.. and Mrs. o. \. stohI. Nels Jenso1
and Mrs. Lizzie Wright returned We'd
nesdey afternoon from visit OF severa!
days In Park Valley,
W. r, Davis. cashier OF the State banI<.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Jamel
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson were Brig.
ham City visitors this week
Preston Nibley OF Logan spent part d
Tuesday in this city
George Stokes Of this city has gon1
TO Rock Springs, Wyo., 10 remain durInr
tho winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". Fishburn wen
visiting Mrs. Fishburn's PARENTS Mr
and Mrs. James Mack. In Ogden q fe7
days during the week.
Henry NJ. Higgins was the recipisn'
Wednesday evening OF a Jolly surpris<
by the members OF the Fourth war
Teachers association. Mr., Higgins vd1
at the head OF this partment, and tn.
members gathered al the Higgins homc
during his absence, and upon his returr
they took him completely by surpns4
There were twenty In the party. The
presented Mr.. Higgins n volume OF Whit
tiers poems as token Of respect. Re
freshments were served during the even
ing.
Mr.. F. l.. Bean of the Baker Lumbe|
company will leave In few days to tal1
UP his residence in New Mexico.
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EUREKA.
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Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA, Dec. 24.--Miss Nellie Suili-
van arrived here on Sunday evening from
San Francisco for the purpose Of attend
Ing the funeral OF her mother. the late
Mrs D. e. Sullivan.
Mrs. r. e. Lee returned this week
from n visit with Payson friends.
Aldebert White. Thomas Job and John
Pullen visited nj Goshen the fore part
OF the week.
Pierce, who are attending school at Salt
Lake, will spend the holiday season with
Eureka relatives.
Miss Fannie Losse of Payson In spend
Ing the holidays with Eureka friends.
The members OF the Eureka volunteer
as their guests the city Officials. The
banquet table was spread In the large
Mayor Irwin n. spriggs acted as toast
master and interesting addresses were
made by Mayor john Morley, James
and water committee OF the council and
other councilmen. City Judge John O..
treck1@t0n sang couple OF songs. 20,
seph Phillips Gang The Boys Of the Old
several selections The fire laddies did
themselves proud In the manner in which
the entertainment was conducted, which
will be one long remembered by all par
uclpants.
the sT guest s's9 oi MA saS q m. d'es
Church
The Get Acquainted club of Nam
moth will give an entertainment and
dance at Hassell'a hall on Monday even
Ing next 1t being the first anniversary
OF that camp as a city.
Editor C. T. stoney Of Toeele visited
Eureka on Thursday.
The pupils OF st. Joseph school en-
Thursday afternoon. and were the recip-
Tents OF candy. nuts. etc.
Christmas dance will be given at
the Elks' pavilion on next Monday even
ing. and Darton's orchestra. will furnish
the music.
will spend Christmas with the family OF
John W, Hurd.
Raymond Sullivan. Glen ostrander and
George Hensel. who are pupils at All
Hallows college at Salt Lake, arc In
Eureka to spend the holidays with their
parents.
The pupils OF the Eureka High school
entertained the members OF the school
board and their wives and the school
Edag held evening 5 be ghs
ball and was very happy occasion.
Following an excellent musical and lit
erary programme, addresses were made
by the members OF the school board. An
appetizing menu closed an evening long
to be remembered by teachers and schol-
ars.
All OF the, public school teachers Of
this city VIII attend the teachers In
stitute 10 be held al Salt Lake City
commencing next Monday.
r. ~. Cowan and family were In Pay
son last Sunday for the purpose OF at
tending the party given in honor OF Mr.
Cowan's fathers elghtleth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman OF NAM
moth visited at Eureka this week
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BINGHAM.
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Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Dec. a4.-The order Of Ma
sons held meeting for the installation
Of officers Tuesday evening In their
ficers were present from Salt Lake: also
members from Lark were with the lodge
for the evening. At the close OF the
business meeting the members and their
guests enjoyed e delicious banquet.
Miss Kathrine Wadleigh. who he's been
the guest Of her brother. Dwight Wad-
leigh. Of the Utah Copper for the past
two months LEFT THURSDAY for ORR he5 H. nome Sas
brother DON, who will spend few
months with his parents.
Miss Ruth Bourgard spent Sunday with
relatives in Salt Lake,
Dr. N c. Ray visited his family In
Salt Lake Sunday.
her sister, Mrs. Henry Thomas. ct Lark,
Charles Clay. who is attending school
at the Agricultural college In Logan, is
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Joseph Drysdale, who he's been
the guest OF her daughter OF Salt Lake.
returned to camp Wednesday.
VIII Meyers who, Is attending high
school in Salt Lake. LIS spending the hol!-
days with his parents in camp.
Miss Mona Heaston returned from Salt
Lake during the week, where she under
went operation on her throat.
ChaTl6S P66ler OF the institute eleCtrlC
Ia visiting friends and relatives In Mis-
souri,.
Miss Effie Van Cott ie spending the
holidays with her family In Salt Lake.
Miss Thea Rasmussen left Saturday
for Mt. Pleasant. where she will spend
the HOLIDAYS with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baker OF Upper Bing
ham will spend Christmas with relatives
in American Fork.
Ivie Beckstead left Friday for Muir
ray, where he will spend Christmas with
his parents
Mrs, p. W: Wadleigh Of Upper Bins-
mother, Mrs. s. X, Bush.
Mrs ]. f. Vaughan spent few days
In Salt Lake during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. George were city
visitors during the week.
Mrs. A. w. ForTnan spent Thursday In
Salt Lake.
Miss Leila Moore is spending the holi-
days with friends and relatives in Provo.
Mrs. Ernest Dowing Of Salt Lake was
In camp during the week, called here By
the death OF her father, Charles Fen
nell.
Miss Louise Barry. accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Henry Thomas of Lark, was
q. city visitor Saturday.
Friday for Salt Lake. where they VIII
spend Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. H. Collins OF Salt Lake will
spend Christmas with her daughter Mrs
L. c. Jeffrey,
Misses Jessie and Mary Robertson who
are attending school at tho Collegiate
institute In Salt Lake. are al home for
the HOLIDAYS with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Jenkins and chill
dren Of Midvale arrived In camp Satur-
day TO spend Christmas with Mrs. Jen-
Eins's mother. Mrs. Bush,
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LOGAN.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN. Dec. .a-Onc of the most de-
lightful and select dancing parties OF the
season was given Friday evening by tho
Harvard club at the Artistic dancing hall
In rhe tithing office building. Christmas S
decorations prevailed and about sixty
couples enjoyed the successful event.
Mrs. Clayton T. Teetzel and Mrs. Fred
erics T. Clark have invitations out for a
musicale nt the 81. Johns house Thurs
day evening, December 90.
The A. G. Womans club and the Clio
circle have discontinued their meetings
until after the holidays, when the club
work will be taken UP again.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Nebeker left to-
day to spend their Christmas in Ogden,
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Civilians,
Mrs, Nebckor's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Joel Nibley OF Salt Lake
are the guests OF Mrs. Helen NihleN.
The A. G. Noman's club Will entertain
at 4 New Years party at the home Of
Mrs. g. II. Champ Saturday. Decem-
ber 81
Mr.. and Mrs Waiter Pyper of Salt Lake
are spending their holidays in Logan.
Miss Rlanch Cane came up from the
city Friday to spend Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. #. Caine. Jr
Miss Jean HYDE of Salt Lake is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. a. H. Thomp-
son.
A large number OF family dinner par
ties WIN he given on Cbristmaa day.
Mr. Snow OF Los Angeles is visiting
with his sister. Mrs. Alfred Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Thatcher and
daughter, Patience re spending tho holi-
days in Salt Lake. the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs, n II Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs f.. w. Robinson viii spend
the coming three months In the city.
where Mr., Robinson goes 10 attend the
legislature.
Lawrence Cainc arrived home Friday
evening from Germany. where he has
spent the past two years
The marriage of Miss Patience Rosa
and George Fowles OF salt Lake took
place Saturday at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr., and Mrs. Rosa, with
President Isaac Smith officiating,
Mr.. and Mrs De witt and daughter
have sone TO California 10 spend the win
ter.
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MANTI.

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g.! MANTI, Dec 2t.-one Of the special
banquet given by the Ladies Literary
club Friday evening al the high school
building. The domestic science girls
cooked and served a delicious luncheon
club lady came dressed in costume TO
represent the title OF some book and
then all were TO guess the titles.
The primary grades Of the district
schools closed Friday With Christmas
progra mme and tree in each room.
The stork visited the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson Thursday night
leaving nice little baby girl for Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meroy kjar OF Provo
came down Thursday to spend Christ
mas with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
l.. kjar and Mi. and Mrs. c. Fl. Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs lesson gave reception
Friday evening at their home In honor
OF their daughter Armanella, and Carl
Anderson, who were married In the Msnj
temple Wednesday. The bride was at
tired In beautiful white nessaline silk
dress and wore white daisies, About 100
guests were assembled. The rooms were
artistically decorated in the Christmas
colors. Cut flowers adorned the dining
table. a sumptuous wedding supper was
served AT o'clock The evening was
spent in games and singing. Many use
ful and pretty gifts were received by the
new couple. Mr. and Mrs Anderson will
make their home In Manti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cox OF WaIlowa,
Ore. are here for the holidays, visiting
with Mr. Coxs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Cox
Miss Myrtle Nelson. who is teaching at
Papguitch is here to spend her vacation
with her mother and friends.
A recital was given by the high school
musical section Thursday.
VIII Munk of this place and Miss An
SiInDn0SOn EDhrain
ried al the Manti temple Wednesday
President Louis Anderson performing the
evening To about twenty -lyc relatives AT
The home Of the brides sister Mrs
Joseph Brathwaite. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music and singing,
etc.
Mrs. j. " Hornung and daughter. Jose
phne. returned from Salt Lake CITY on
Thursday. where Mrs. Uornung went about
three weeks ago TO nurse Josephine. who
had diphtheria.
The II. X class met Thursday even
ing al the home OF Mrs John Sorenson,
with ten members present. Mrs. Diantha
Reid gave the physical culture lesson.
Mrs, Alvira Cox correct English in the
home and Mrs. Mary A. Sorenson the
magazine article. II was decided to give
a social In the near future by the club
The elders and wives and sweethearts
OF the north and south wards gave their
annual social at the tabernacle Friday
night. programme was carried out and
dainty luncheon served. The evening
was much enjoyed by all present.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued the past ten days:
Scion Edwards and Nell T. Bradley.
both OF Sterling.
James NernIe Jensen and Bertha Soren-
son. both OF Moroni.
William II. Sorenson and Margaret
Chrisiofferson, both OF Spring City,
William Munk and Annie Simondson.
both OF Manti.
Depan. Fountain Green
James G.. Christensen and Annie Chris
tenson. both OF Chester.
Carl Anderson and Armsnella Jessen,
both OF Manti.
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TOOELE.

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE. Dec. 24.-Joa 1o..
w. G. Walton left wednesday, 10y soy ana
friends. Wv" fs'atlYes end
Arthur B. Sheet. left for ~,
Thursday. o' Chicago
Mr., and Mrs. r. 3. somuer will J..
uer. mother Of Mrs. Martin. son-
A pleasant social affair took A
the nome OF Mrs. Henry n Pb PRb,ace al
Ihursday afternoon when she e,foreasen
inc members OF the Ladles' Aid son,,sd sainsd
and number of additional snest. "oSlety
thirty being present. The bs, bos,s,, about
assisted by Mrs. Alexandria EJyshas, was
Mrs. Bert Ashlock, oaho and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald HANDY mill
Shristmas In GARFIELD, guests OF Mr. spend @
Mrs. j. B. Mcintosh " 'i'. and
Miss Josephine Dawson of Butte +, ri,
aunt. Mr., and Mrs. J. d. Woods and
Mrs. Alexandria Husband
ber IS. pscsm.
w. l.. Clemo has gone to Butte ~,
ne VIII be Joined by Mrs. Clemo ana dno.s sa
weoster ano proceed TO Great Falls ~
spend Christmas with his parents. :"
The Onyx encampment No. ~ Of, -
0. r. OF Toocle. Utah, was instltu,es T. "
cember %, 1910, by P P Christsrlp.- ps-
grand patriarch. with twenty-thres eSsNs
ter members. Tho grand patriarch va. :.
assisted by Meesrs. Nudge. smith Mos vas
1ng. Lepper and others OF Salt Lake rd,,..
also about twenty members from unys uy
crime encenpment No. 10 OF S;oct,on t,on-
Utah. aided IN the work and gsvo snes,ns
| assistance in the Royal Purple deeras'
Twelve new members took the thress :, Ss yss
grees and eleven card members nonspI.
tuted the membe rshIp. w. n Earl ynsaI- s
elected chief patriarch; c. A. B,,iI'
nigh priest; Joseph NJ Stephens, sen,o,
warden; W. j. Grow, junior warden. si9
ney Cook, scribe, and J. &. Cooley iresa-. e5,u.
urer> Dutch lunch was served aftsr shs
installation OF the camp. The institn,iio,su i,u
OF me camp was accompanied with en-
thusiasm throughout and It starts s% nss
with much promise Of success. '''
Miss zella Clegg entertained the MAJ,
bers OF the Concordia club at her bomo
Monday evening The rooms were a, :
traGtive and bright in the Christina I
decorations, where red carnaLion SMILE
and holly were used in prof,ision. Wme,e
and cards we're features of the cveninr'
After delicious luncheon the club sS.
journed until January .. when n TiIl
meet With Miss Mary Cetmul "''
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RICHFIELD.

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RlCHF1ELD. Dec. 34.-Announcement
is made for the wedding reception of
Roy Ceilings OF Monroe and Miss Flor
ence Anderson of Annabella, which will
he held this week at the home of fbe
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ras An
derson OF AnnabclIa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker returned
home Friday, after a visit with friends
and relatives in the northern part of the
state.
The Second Ward Primary association
gave a delightful rendition of the on
eretta, "a Visit to Grandpa" the nast
week, under the direction and charge of
Mrs. A. K. Hnnsen, Mrs. Alfred Bird
Mrs, Frank Galloway and Mrs, Charles
Skougaard-
The following people were Richfeld
VISITORS the past week: George Chrfsten-
sen of Redmond, Christian Anderson.
Louis Hansen OF Elslnore. Archie Dunn
OF Tooele. Orson Lee of Monroe and j
II. Curfew OF Wayne county.
Mrs. A. Morrison returned home this
week. after several months sTent In Salt
Lake City.
Charles t,nce is here from Park CITY.
spending the holidays with his family.
A Christmas operetta, 'King Winter"
was presented at the opera house on
Thursday night by the children of the
beginners and first grades OF the Rich
Held PUBLIC schools: under the direction
OF John Hood. Two hundred children
took part in the entertainment. and
music, with orchestral accompaniment.
was given. There was an excellent crowd
out, and the proceeds were devoted to
the public school fund,
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AMERICAN FORK.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Dec. 24-E. H
Stout and daughter Florence went to Salt
Lake City Friday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Reva and Clarence Beck camo down
from school at Salt Lake City for a few
davs visit.
Glenn Storrs is UP from Richfield
where he has been for the past year.
Most OF the students who are attend
ing school out Of town are home TO
spend their vacation with their parents.
j. w. Chipman came home the fore part
OF the week from eastern Utah where
he has been for the past two months.
Miss Katie Chipman came down from
Salt Lake City "Wednesday to spend tho
holiday vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Chipman. Jr
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GALLON OF LIQUOR TOO
MUCH FOR RUSSIAN COUNT
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2i-Prince
Vladimir Teropakoff. a penniless noble
man. has sacrificed his life at Moscow
In an attempt TO win a strange wager.
Count Waldg. a wealthy land owner,
made bet with him that he could not
drink a gallon of LIQUOR al draught
the feat. was 10 be the title deeds of a
valua BILE estate. The prince ate nothing
all day with the exception OF a salt her.
ring and In the evening, In the presence
OF the count and four witnesses he
raised the gallon jar 10 his lips and drank
steadily until he set It down empty. The
title deeds OF the estate were handed TO
him. but hardly had he received them
when he sank to the ground and died
within few moments.
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NEPHI.
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Special to The Tribune
NEPHl Dec. 24.-Miss Allie Bryan
came down from Salt Lake Sunday TO
spend Christmas.
Miss Olive Syndergaard went to Mt.
Pleasant Wednesday 10 spend the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tanner returned last
week after having spent the last three
months In Milford
Mrs. Nellie Udal and Miss Edna
Haynes spent part of the week in Salt
Lake.
Mrs; S: C. Jensen of Juab spent few
days In Nephi last week
Mrs. A. j UdaIl entertained al dinner
Tuesday evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. M. M. O'Gara. Covers were LAID
for twelve.
G. S. Morris Of Etna. Box Elder county,
was In Nephi Friday. renewing old ac-
quantances.
The local lodge. Modern Woodmen OF
America. gave very delightful dancing
party al the Arlington on Friday even
Ing. The hall was beautifully decorated
with evergreen boughs and lodge en-
blems. Delicious refreshments were
served at the Olympia.
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Court Rebukes Witness.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune,
DUBLIN. Dec. 24.-James Mckenzie
was sentenced 10 twelve months impris-
onment at Belfast recently on a series
of seventeen charges, involving the ex-
animation of hfty-hve witnesses. as 10
the obtaining OF money by means of
accused said he did what was charged
against him. the Judge heard the testi-
mony Of ffty-five witnesses. One OF the
latter protested against being detained
saying, whats the use of Keeping me
here? The man says he is guilty Give
him his sentence and let II 60 at that
You might as well be here as any
where else" said the Judge. and the trial
went on.
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Count Works as Collier.
, "a blc 10 Yht Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune
BERLIN Dec, 2s.-Count Kraft Don
nersmarck- {. son OF Prince Henckel Won
DounersmHrck. les working as collier in
one OF the mines belonging Ia his father
in Silcsta. Prince Won Donnersma rex is
one Of the richest men in The empire II
may be added, for the sake of historical
accuracy. that the young man is not
ovcrworRcd and. furthermore thai he
does not propose 10 earn livelihood by
digging coal