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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

2u 6ey.-Dretfs ftet'a. Na'Nntrtes Gute
1ssf s.sSe. popbsrss 5.9s. ausss s.Ioe.
GxsnaIstsb 5.85s. Gswfssttonsrs ~" S.Tss.
On ~" 6.45-6.7Os. psibsr sytya 80"
B.3o--5. .sot, sytra ,,G" 5.1o-5.2Bt, ossixas
rsr sstbsr 5 S.oo-5.oss.
NslaHes IN asis. Nsp Orleans
cpsa Asttls 2S-sse. GsntTifussl lb-3es
Ne is.-Warn ,s.mltA tesys's ass 2ss,s.
2suiNsns, Nanty oeas s-sts, prima *
-Sh,. erstnarsr S4-4Hs Sspan -
IL per piuns.
Eairs.Srssugts.
0uiier. Wahfraae out, qyeise
fseiio. BaRsy Grsansyy s2hs. Gsssusy,
MRS S2t, hs. tsecnss 2st, fones Tasyu
axe, Gs. 3le PSF 9fxn6.
xAie. - Narft hssts. DSls Ia! 11s,
2srbuehIt@sr IL IKE, Rem 9oys lSs,
eArsi,er 90 - 2ls. 2imtxrsr l7s, Dst6
ls,<e ysE p.xns.
eiss. - grimc friide Gier limb In
gatfrsae. 3nfubr asring. E,ins fyii&e
eatnsressr 28{e, frAs git, enssre lyt.
sssnbs l5s per CtS.. 10 aaA Euetttat.
osfItasl. Radafraae aut. Auaebot
mabia. Vrets isetia. eprina StsteRs 135<<
--l5e. 3iInss l21Ie, 9atns SIX. Irat.
kA1Rss l9s. GxnS Zoe, iarae entsn uon
3 Iiuab lie. alte loe. oinis e-7s ~.
Yfsnb.
EbR unb Oemais.
GsyisL - 5anes $500. sepobnlids
81 90 per Hbi.
6 itssnen. - Nsrst ee.sa. GaIifsssts
q. .00--8.s0. Neiiina 36.50-7 90 per 2tks.
Crans en.--Narst rutls xns hstis. -
Galtfornsa sais yaleneia $50 - s.26 per
&iis.
Nftr rii DE. - 5anes Glbsrta $i.5o--
l.75. anotre 500 per Camper.
Birnen.-BartIett - .B0-5.00, 2u6er
&2 .0s-2.S0, Gidies S4.50--5. 90 per BbI.
Neintrauben. 80 Ginbeimtins Is
2Oc per Horb.
BfIau n. - Tamions s. 0O-2.25
per Crate pcn "a Ets.
2u6er sneu- ssnoiana stdns
barb 1851 So per Crate uab 25-36e per
Rceb.
8affermeIo nen-S20. .Oo--25 90 per
100 auf benz Geletie.
AartoffeIn.- - qoxiSpiIs t2.00-2 rs.
Goitern ebore $500 -2.25, tinbeimtfHs
g .00--2.23 pet Dbl.
Gabfarto ifeIn.-sSanep- -Jfufep $500
$50, GaIiern Etore $2.Ot-2.10 per ~.
araut. - Xssft Rstte. Ginbstmii1eS
sl .00-l .2S per Dol.
0u istslh-Ginbeimif1e el.N--2. 90
aeibe 81 .bG-l no per Nbl.
xea 6tesA - 0tn9simii&e 20 - 76s
lves 0x.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

$12.l2H - l2.27H5. am ShEab $12.15; fiir
Cftober $ll.9o - l2.07h, am GGlue
sll.92I; fur Sanmar $9.67a--9.7o, am
ShtuB S9.s7L.
oduttern. S9srt Hare Setten, pes
Ya6t, 2.37L5--12.50.
Butter. - Rartt ltetts. Creamery 241l
--29e. Gairp 25--27e.
eter. - martt itetis. Srtids 30 -
22e per DatenS.
&xie. - RarH itstiJ. Gream 15N-
1879 per Bfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
Der B,rTasot bs!slI In oerIeLb.n Ssit:

8tnopieb. -9ie 3uFubr mar beute
siemtib groB uno bic 8retIe IIeLeu UNI 10
l5c. Die 8ahfrd9e mar nur mdbtg. .-(3ute
Stoders uno 5eeoers Daren itettg.-Dttlds
tube itno itart. bel gutter RaffrGge.
sapsre Stisrs brabteu s6.25 - 7.l5,
ertra Stiere ----, Gn'sn s2.25 -
$50, sletfterftitrs, sstra s8. 1880, gut.
Bic aaserleisue S4.75--6.00, prbindre bts
sate s3.2S-4.50 bstFsrs, srtra IS. l0-5.25,
sxte bis aaserEeisns $i.25-5.O0. oroirars
be sate s2.50-4 90; 2hss, srtra s4.75--
IS 90, fane1 -, gats bt5 nxserleisre
S4.00-4.65, orbirdrs BITS CUTE sa.25-3.7
GsnnsrS 81. .00--3 90. Stoters aro 9eeoerS
33.oo-6.5o, ertra S. .6o-5.65
BuIteu. - Bel mdbtaer 3uFubr NOR
Der Rartt itetis. Die aaSfrose mar etne
quite.
Naser. ans Ieist, sa.25-s.35, Bologna
s. .50--4.25, estra "a 4,40-4.b0, fette Suaeu
S4.25-4.75.
adIber. - Ter Rartt mar beute Ie6:
baft uno tart. Die Robfrase mar etns
CUTE.
Crbinar. xnS sros. a4.00-7.0O, fatr BIS
cute lsitte S7.25-9.G0, ertro 1925.
Raiser In ben Hommiffons.S SiuIsrx. -
xaney 9t, prtma bic eussrIsisas s.
8Le. crbindrs 5--5He.
Shwetne. - Aud beute mar bic 9u'
fubr oerin9 uno Der Rartt fturf. Die
grei'e ltleger um l5e per 100 gfuno. Git
Radfraee nor cine quite.
stpere Shweine bradten $9.5o-9. rs
qxfs Ste axssrleisne Gerpdfxras. sni
flsifasriortsn "a. 75-9. so, ssnii4ts psr
Sa6unss'ortsn S9.70-9.8o, oroixars BIZ
sxssrtsisss itpsrs fstts saxs $3.50 -
$50, ertra 1913, etass $500 - 7.b0
IsiAA Hsrfanstfortsn % 70-9.60, Fer.s
ssr Ilo Nfs. xnb psniasr s. .50-0.80.
caste nnb 2dmmsr. - Die 3ufub
pon shafen une Sdinmern mar audi 5eut
Dieoer liberdI. 5daf ano Die beheren gam
mer por.u itetis, Die oroindren CANINE
| fielen UNI 25c.
eAaFe -- 1yira f425, exts Bis aus
srIs'srs $3.50 - 4l5 oreirdrs Bis eat
g. O0-325. Rutteri6afe s3. .75-4.75, egtrc
$500, 36brIiHae 81 O0-5.25.
atmmu. - Grtra s7.25-7.35, CUTE BIZ
auserIeiens Sc. .o)--7.l5, oreiHars bis gut
50. .75-5.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

- Der befanute oelttiae SofIhan'
ioieler grnIt BON 1oiiart beabiid'
tiet, unter 2ettuug 0uitaD gmbergs
In Ser beDoritebenoen @rnteriatton
cine auf 10 g9oher berehuete 8alt'
ipiel 2 ourn6e in oen &cr Stooten
AT MAIDEN. c5n 9lerp gorf miro er IN
einen ser StItibert. gbeater ipielen.
Serr QoIiart lit ieit mebr ols sehn
,sohren nit,t IN glmerIfa getpeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
skteass, /. Sept.

gtnsytss. - Besuss S4.SD - $40,
rsyas Ctisr. 50 375-s.o). wstlits ettere
q 4o-7.a5, sioSsrs une sesesys $4.lO-
625. RaAsxno bsifsrs s2.50-6.5o, Ralosr
ST.OO-o.25. Wartt itetis
GApet.s - aei1n 81. l0--9.70, ee'
initiate g.. 10 $50, idpsrs $S.55-94O,
rsxks g.. s.55-3.80. ssts bic auserle'sne
8 .s0-9.40. esrieI $3.50 - $50. Wartt
ftart
eHafs urb 2dmmer. Sha'e ::
GtnlstmiTAs e. 85-4.75, n.fIi4s $500
40, sakrIinss s4.75--5.75.
sAmmsr:- sss 81. .g)-T.l0, rsTt.
Tide tS.O0-7.0O. Nartt ftart.
sxfssr. - Rinssis5 5000. S4petne
l4,00O, 6tcfe unb sdmmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
metnu MART.
Rem lsrt, /. sept.

Hemgsrt, /. Sept.
Stnn mar teu.e ioiuts su $35. .6o-35.87 ~
unb Aupfsr Hau sale ~ $l2.87I -
1900, Gleetxolptbie gu $l2.62I - l2.75
sno Gaitins ~ sla.25--12.50. glei mar
Hau su $4.40 - 4.50 uno Speltsr ftetts
~ $5.37L - $50. Giieu mar rubtg.
Fo. l 3ounorp Rort6ern gu Sl6. .o0--l6.50.
70 q DO. a. s15.5o-l6.00, Ro. l SoutbsrR
$l5.75-15.25 nab 70. Sout9sra loft ~
4l5, ,75--l6.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
Mumentbiloer aus Surtnuno,
Bon M atbieu 9 d pann n.

singIt mar ih in Dortmuno, gum
eriten WtnIe, in Der peitfdIiihsn Staot,
bic BEN Rhsin eepann, Die mi! tbrem
aanaIe Die Gms geDann, bic See'taot
iperben ipia mitten i'm Jeitlano, Die
oamit eiaentlia alle tppogrdphihen
unb ,gospMIoiopbiIhsn gsgriffe, Die
iih Die MenIhheit i'm SauT Der Sahrs
bunoerte afaiiririe. auI ben acpf ltelt
llnp als idb 10 burd Die StraBsn 0orta
munos bahini4ritt. fiel mir Grant
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
tstesso. l. Eept.

As SNb's
ReIt. Der waytt .ar ftetia. 0tHtss
ystsufst4. .45-s.l5. srste1ts ~. I5-s. 90,
eprins 3 stents b.i.. 8 50. etraietts IS. oo
IS. Is, Dasers "a. .s0-5.40.
Bss,su. - Sag September S3h -
ssl.e. am s4Ius gs'Ie; fAr Del. l031.
--lo,e. am saIab lQ]Hs; fur Rat 1857
--IOss5e, am Stlnb lG9L.
neliA,srn. = sar eeytemSsr $50
5sl.e, am eSIus 5.t.e; fur 1esembs,
57x-s7xe, am ea.ns 57s1e; far Nai
591-60Le, am SdlHb 60Le.
Nafsr. - Jar ssp.snibsr 531s-8i1ss.
an eAIu5 3a1.e; isr Isiember 361s-36s.e
am s4lsb 3sss4e; fur Raj SsI-ssIss. an
eh!us sgs4e.
Npeaen.-wo. 2 73Le.
osrhe. - ox.s Tattsr1srhs IS - 5ss.
sxte Bic 1stee sgaIissrFte bs--7Ie.
SlsAsiaam.a. Ts. .. q. 241e.
1imstAp,aamsn. - S7.00-s.oo ,sr
Genfnsr.
1lssiaameu.-ss.oo .oo-l4.26 per Sent
Reg.
Nespsr.. - sci. 5o--2l.75 PER otI.
EEr eeptember $4l .02 Li-1l.l5. an 66Iut
Sal .021,: far Cttober S20.77h-2O.sO, an
EhIub S20.s0; fir Jdnxar $3.50 -
1870. am Ghlus $3.50.
e6malt. - sll.s5 per 100 Diuns. =
6as 0sytpr. $Ii.s2h - 1905. en- 0Alui
Sll.sS; fur Cttober sil.97L - l2.lo, an
6hlu6 $l2.02L; fAr Rouembes ell.1'
-ll.7O. am SiIxt Sli.s2h; fur SanHaa
SO .6e--l0.721,, aM q e4lx6 7l0. .01h
okest Atyp enieitsn- - 4sis eil.5'
- l5.26 per 100 pfuno. Tar 0s1tembe'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
@sis. gsnSs ans aiasa u Nsp Dsri.


GeIb ION eau" mar mintg 3u l,<-2T.
grinc 4ei1dftspdpters purosn ~ 5I--
6x bisfonttrt.
eteritna ser &aass III ftetig. -
st1t III s4.S614-4.6oss unb 60 Tass siHi
~ A.s2I-4.S3.
Banbss. .Dbftsationsn rDarsn fs'
tia ano murben tute folst quotirt:
Der. etaoten Refunbina ~ ol-lOl1.
~ reaiifrirte flS25) lI5H--115SS, Gsu,
pons ll5L--ll5sS, ~ reasifrirte l0iN-
lo2,<, Coupons l0l -l02sI., panama a0a'
pcRs ~ l0l eeboten.
MIttenmarft rft.-Ter Warh mar heute
febs ru1ta nno bic aursi&r nnsunsen nu'
unbeeeutene. Gsgen Ghlnb mnroe bel
Warff nrssreeelt nno fhwan. Ets en1ns
nottru1ssn i,anben metfseus untss osner
pon eeltern.
slaNfe1enos Aarie wuroen BON berJtrns
Srrin, Be1man 4 Co.. Ho. 22S-2Ss Mal'
nut Stxabe, beri6tet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
Musimdrtige Wsdrfte.

NSW 9or', L. Seo.
Mebr.-3ufubr 29.os7 pbIs., E.risnbi
1880 Bbls. Ter Rars, mar hsute ftetto.
sprins gatent$5 .4O-6.75, g9tnt.r strataa ats
34.B-4.45, Dtnter patsnts st.75-5. 10,
eprira clears 94.85-l.40, 0inter ertras
30. l $3.T5-3.90, 30. 2 Do. s3.50-3.s
Ranias ftsaiahts $4.s0-5.O0.
AsaeenmstI In ft.tte. Fair BIS
sutes N.lo-4.S0. 2oies bis 'anss $4.35-
AS.
padwa,eRmeE noniu.1 ~ 81.
"A. .os per 100 Bfxnh.
NaismeaI III ftetts. - T.tn.s petses
nrb seIbes 81 .5s-i. 80, srob.s 81 .50-l .55,
Rilnbries $3.50.
apssen IN fIau. - 80. Q Refsrn
771&s 7. 0. b. Rem Ders.
oerfs 1T itetie. Nal,s.rfs 73-7se
Il. !. une nsus 5uttsrssrt. 70 - 7see c. t.
I. sjuffaIo.
Bei,sn.-safaIr 81. 800 su., B.rrarst
- gu. Tarst ftefie. 10. 2 rstssr
ST .o61. I'm Gtepator BET 4R'unf. eff. uns
sl.o7H I. o. b., 70. DO. Rortssrn 81 .22I
(. .o.b
EeIfAssvR - gu'usr 4I,700, Per.
'anbt - Bu. Narh fe.is. 10. Q s7Le
TN Cleo ator uns nominel -.
tafer. - Sufxlr 81. .325 m, ssrfsnSi
- Bu'heI. @arst fen. aeuer Stano:
arb rueiber 3sLe, neuer 1s 2 peiber 3se,
DO. Ro. 8 8sLc, DO. Rc. 1 33c
teu III Hau. grima ll5-l2Oe. Ne.
1lo-il5e. Ro. : lo5-- lI0c, 80. . 90
95c.
esyfen IN rubis. stat. 1909, srssners,
Bic Aoiee 2o--22e; 1sos. prsinGrer Sic dste.
9-l5e; Sseihe Soar 1909, lo-l5e: 1906
Is-lse.
Sauts ans ftetia. - g.ntrar Gnsrses
2ic, Essota zl-a2e.
qesss tt fteiia. scts a4-7se.
ysrs In ftetta. asrtIs S34.so -
$500. ibsrs clear t22.'o-a4.so, Nsb SAC
-24.6o.
sssf IN fen. Fsmtls 5000 - 20 90
NsS 800 -I550. Tesf.e&tnssn 392 .0t
IA 90, Serya6t Sla. a.O1-l3.6O. GttV srtr,
| Snsia NsS sal .0o-e5.0o.
GMt Nsats sns Hou. OeySgeIts Gel
lies 14s<--1sLe, es. e4uItsrn sx-s1e
-. SAtngsn i4--l4xe.
| canal, III piats. NtbsIe Msh ,rtm,
| &12 30 - 1890 RefEntxteB ftetio. Geuii
nsnt $l2.S5. .. 4. $500. Gsssysuns IL
liLe.
Ears N fen. - prsms Sst, re
Gsantrs 7L-7Te.
Hau sem aartn'Dsi unsereaslt
3rima rssss $3.50, Srsns eswmsr seIbs.
/ $l0.33 -i2.00.
Hstrs Ieam IN ts.is. NafHnirtss Nsx
9syf STAB, StiIsssIshte xns BaltiHsr,
81. .sS, be. tn Dult S4.lS.
No lie IN rubis. Tomeff,t 5Ieees 30e
Gar, N Hetis. etratneS. 9sUStuIt Asi
Bis sutes $40.
1ssysntin IN fstis ~ 741.e.
| HeiS in ftetiy. stnaeini} Der It-5Le.
| SafMa 5h--sc.
Re iaifss IN Han. HeD Orleans Cps'
| AettIe. gutter Bic Asic., S1-4ae.
saf'ee. - Ri0 Re. l0--loLe, San
tos 30. 4 1915, GorooDa 10L-l2Hc.
8uksr.-asksr n ':etsg. Nussas abe 81
ZEN s.92e, Gentri'usal % Ter 4.42e. Re
faHss. i9uker 81 T.'t 2 81. NGfhrirter GUIDE,
N ftefta. Gut 2sai sos, Grx'AeS B.Ske
NSxIS ~" s.s0c. sukes 5.35e, HsD
bsreS s.40e, @rcnaIa.so 5.2Se. Tiamsal
,,A"5.25. Gsn'.s.ior.rs ~" 5.ose; Re
1910, Hs. 2 3. .o5t, SIC. $500, Ho.4 4.95e
10. s4 soc, 20. sass. Rs. 74.soe. 10
sS..se. Ts.94.7oe, 20. 10 4.65e. Ns. Il
A.60e, 70. II a.55s. 30. Is A.5oe. Ro. Il
zoe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
Don, WeIDularfte.
DonnerRas, /. Gept. 1910.

j Tie Bonsen rparen bente etmes earitz
kstt NoItinedrbeiten befd)ditigt. bod E1f
Die Va6fruge mad TdrIeben isine nennerS'
nsrfbt. 0slo III tfnmsr nod feit. 0di
Iarsben ,,on eoa" mnrben pon ben Dam
ten 6--5,<sS bereHnet snb Gsiddftspayters
uufben il 81 biBionttrt Sm clIsnsH
Warite murbsn Tarleben .,cn eau" ~ ~
SIS unb aui 0eit ~ 6-6zE plaetrt.
UeAfa mi NeD Dsss
Daren f1mn1 unh wnrben ~ 15--20e Its.
tcnto jmti9en Banien persanft. Dts aoun'
terrote betsdst Soc prdmte per $1,000.
msAfa aas easssa
uoren ifettg. - Seufe fno bic folsenStN
S.uotisungen ~ beri@ten:
QeMbsn. 9 Ta9e giHt, e4.s7 per
q, 90 Euqe etAt. &4.S4 per g: Basts
9 Eaee eiHt, 5l21<--5lS 5ranes per 500 /;
60 1aoe Si9t, 5f7L - b20 francs pss
800 far Deutf1tanb. 1ase Si1t. 4
N9rs o6le, DO. 90 Taee eitt, e41/e.
Toeumsntarp BiIs ouf aonoon murben
~ N.6o. ant 0Iossom Du $4.s2N ann
saf oeIfae " N.S2T pertauft.
0sssss-csGsssMsses
tatse ane isst!s. Die Dansen quo.sren pis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
Siebmdrfte.

Ginet /. September.
9u'uhr unb gerianot wdhreHo ben pers
hoffenen "a Etunben, persliten NIT ben
nor5ergebenoen La9en, uareu Dts foI8t !:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

Mir bdngen an uandeut bis es
an ms bdaot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

Ter unffat TN bieIiaen Gleartna1 1auB BE-.
iiei ii6 bsuie auf 50 ,s06, 600.
1stai1essxrssatn.
Cine. Bas K electric, Cine. Street Wp.
Mno Northern Cbio Traction aftien wuroen
heuie sieniid fart asbanoeIt uno bic Breile
oerielben waren feit. Die Deihdfte I'm
alssmeinen waren IebbaF.er. 1o1ftsbencs
8erfdufe iino 81 beritten:
0a ~ O0s)e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
HOUSE PASSES HANER
LIEU LANDS MEASURE
Authorizes States and Territories 20
select lands in Place Of Those
Included in Forest Reserves.

Washington. D. g.. April 70 The
house has passed the amended Hamcr
bin 20 authorize ststes and touitore,
10 select land in lieu Of lands included
In forest reserves As passed the bill
provides
"That where amy state or territory
owns lands lying within tho bounda-
rlcs Of national forest, or whore IFS
right OF indemnity selection in respect
TO school sections within such hounda
ries has not been fully exercised, said
state or territory is hereby authorized.
subject 20 the approval of the secretary
Of agriculture. Co be given at bis diH-
erection. o. exchange such lands FOR or
make indemnity selections of other ma.
tionaI forest lands OF like quantity aud
value. the Same 90 be selected in rca.
sonably compact bodies. which lands
shall thereon bo excluded from the mo-
tional forests f0r the benefit of said
state or territory"
Inasmuch as the above mc1sur, was
practically drawn by the secretary of
agriculture. 20 viii undoubtedly NEE.
with executive approval after 10. shall
have passed tho senate. Action In the
upper house &C. expected within two
weeks
Nettie S Newton has been appointed
postmaster az Hepburn. Lincoln county.
Idaho. vice A. r. Campbell. resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
GOULD AND DREXEL
FAMILIES UNITED
Marriage Of Marjorie GWynne
Gould and Anthony J. DrexeI.
IT,, Great Event.
PINK THE COLOR KEYNOTE.
81 Bartholomew Church. New York,
Where Ceremony Was Performed
Decorated In Keeping.

New York April BIN the mar
rago at ST. Bartholomew church t.-
day of Miss Marjorie Guynne GouIt
daughter of George j. Could. and An-
thony j. Drexei. Jr. of Philadelphia
society recognized the premier event OF
its season and prepared 10 do Go justicc.
Nearly everybody of wealth and prom
Inrnce .n Nev York and many leaders
of society Iu other cities OF the country
are on the list of guests
the ceremony unites the Gould fa1na,,
With ono of Philadelphia wealthlest
ana most alistocrauc families. The
.Ilu groom is banker. second son of
ana MUS Anthony j Drexcl. ana
ycar-old bride.
Pink was the keynote color Of tne
wedding decorations II prevailed GA
lh' decorations OF the Gould mansion
Ioi the luncheon preceding the ccre-
."onE planned FOR the entertainment
10y lne bIdc OF her attendants, includ-
ls her sisters. Miss Vivian and Mis-.
Faith Gould. and for the reception 10
Follow THE church was likewise de-
'"i"ted In Keeping with the prevailing
color scheme
The brides gown was of white satin
cnafin.usc, cue 100 Ions flowing princess
Hht- There was an overdfess Of white
cn'uon embroidered with orange bios
SONS, ana long train. also embroider.
ed with the flowers The tuic VEIL which
ielI below The bottom of the suit was
fastened with spray OF orange blos-
SONS. The bridal bouquet was orange
blossoms and white roses
The costumes OF the bridesmaids and
or the maid of honor were in delicate
pastel shades
Ins best man was the bridegroom
brother Armstrong DreXeI Miss Vivian
Gould was in attendance upon her sis
ter as maid of honor Miss Could her
self selected Bishop Scarborough or
Now Jersey To perform the ceremony.
the bishops assistant being Dr Leigh
ton Parks, rector of ST. Bartholomew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
SENATOR EUGENE HALE
TO RETIRE FROM SENATE
It VIII be at an Early Date-An-
nOuncement Had Stunning
Eject I'm Washington.

Augusta. Ne April 19.-Positve an
nouncemcnt OF the early retirement Of
Eugene Hale from the United States
senate was made here today The news
came I'm a confidential telegram from
Washington
No definite Information as 90 the
mode Of procedure is given, but IL is
stated Senator Hale has written a let
ter % Byron Boyd. chairman Of the
state central committee, giving fun de-
tails regarding his plans.
From the fact that the letter is ad-
dressed to the chairman Of the state
committee. it is Inferred that MIR. Hale
has decided to withdraw from the race
for reelection rather than to tender his
resignation. In that event, he would
continue 20 serve until March 4, 1911.
EFFECT IN WASHINGTON.
washington. April ls.--The positive
announcement OF the prospective retire
ment Of Senator Hale from the senate
following 40 closely on similar an
nouncement regarding Senator Aldfich'
seemed 20 have "a stunning effect upon
the senate
That the Oldest OF the senators I'm
point OF service should voluntarily de-
eide to retire from that body was
scarcely less of "a surprise than that
the recognized leader should have DE
cided upon similar step Most or the
senator's declined to make any COM
ment. ,,,
senator Hale was in the senate build
ing early in the day but kept alooi
from other senator's and from visitors
generally. He was engaged In a con
ference on appropriation bills Many
OF those successful In getting tax
with him found him reticent on the
subject of his withdrawal but 20 Ms
intlmatcs he made no denial that ne
had written a letter 20 Maine statins
his attitude and outlining his inten-
tiops. Nor did he conceal the faot
that he probably would not be n can
didate for reelection.
BY the retirement Of Senator Haze
the senate viii lose the oldest OF us
members in point of service and the
Ronublican party the chairman Of IT'S
caucus and It's titular leader
"Who win be the leader OF the sen D.
ate now" was asked Of senator Dol
liver today In connection with the COM
ing retirement Of Senators Aldrich ana
Hale
II suppose the mantle Of leadership
will be deposited In the Smithsonian
institution together with other relics
OF a discarded and abandoned system
replied the Iowa senator who ~ one
of the Insurgents against the present
organization control of the upper cham
Der by a few veterans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
FORMER PRINCE OF
ZULU WARRIORS DEAD

Chicago. April l9.-charles II stey-
ems. former prince OF tribe OF Zulu
warriors living along the Zambesi riV-
err South Africa, died yesterday at the
county hospital.
In his last moments he pictured his
early boNhood. He was CO years old.
His real name probably never will be
known.
lie was brought 20 the United states
over s. years ago. BY Charles stevens
OF Joliet, an explorer while travelling
along the Zambesi river, Mr.. stevens
boat overturned. lie was rescued BY a
powerful Zulu warrior. Mr. Stevens
brought the rescuer 10 the United
states with him.
In some way they became separated,
and the Zulu adopted the name OF
Stevens
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
IDA BOWEN, OF FAMOUS
ANCESTRY, COMMITS SUICIDE

Eastoranoe, n. J., April 19.-Word
reached this city today OF the suicide.
at the Morris Plains hospital for the
insane. OF Miss Ida Bowen, who WIS a
relative Of George Washington. and A
great randdsughter OF Madame Jumel
OF revolutionary fame.
Miss Bowen was highly educated and
the daughter OF wealthy parents. but
a. ter their death her resources became
Strengthened and she went insane from
brooding over an unfortunate love af-
fair Her body has been taken to
Providence, L. l.. where she was born
for burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
FOR MOUNT MCKINLEY.
Prof Parker or Columbia University
starts for seattle sunday.

Sew York April ls-Pror Herself.
g.. Parker of columbia university. a.,
leave ON sunday ncNt for Seattle on
the first leg to the top of Mount No
kinlcy Waldcmdr Grassi. "a columbia
university junior and IT L. Tucker OF
tho Appalachian CLUB. win accompany
him II is Prof parkers intention 90
follow the route described by Dr. Fred
rrick A. Cook
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
TO INVESTIGATE ELGlN
BUTTER BOARD PRICES

Chicago, April i9-Chicago butter
dealers today declared an Investigation
Of conditions under which the Fls,p
butter board fixes prices has been start =
cd with a view 10 presenting the evil
dence 10 the United states district al D.
tOruey.
Al the meeting In Elgin yesterday.
10 Is declared by chicago commission
men, the Elgin board fixed the weekly
price az 30 cents, out-votlng the Chi
cagoans by packing the meeting with
clerks and other employees
r. f. Purcell "a Chicago dealer who
was In Elgin, said
THE Elgn committee, aa n rule.
makes the price without single sale
and we have 20 suffer from Il for the
rest OF the week"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
PROVINCIAL UNIVERSITY
FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

Victoria. h. C., April l9.-under au-
tority Of legislation enacted al the re-
cent session of the provincial parlla-
mcnt the government or BRUSH
Columbia has named special royal
commission TO select a site and formu-
late general plans for the establish
ment OF a provincial university, Those
on the commission are DR. Henry =.
Prltchet of New York, president or
the Carnegie foundation. DIT Vel
don Of Dalhousie university. Nova
Scotia Canon Duluthie, 81 Laval unit
versity. Quebec; DR. o. y. shelton,
professor Of political science az
Queens university, Kingston, ana
Principal Murray OF the university
of Saskatchewan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
LAST DESCENDANT or
RAMAP0 INDIANS DEAD

Middlctowu. g. g.. April 49, Robert
$ Peterson. the last descendant of the
E8mau1 Indians WHO once occupied
this section BE- dead 40 his home hero
at the age of lG years Peterson
claimed tD know the location 90 "a
valuable silvormue ON the p II. Har-
rimau estate 10 the Bamapo mountains.
His father who was a chief of the six
Nations. worked tho mine and his de-
sccnd0nts claimed title 90 the land.
The courts refused 90 recognize their
claim and the Indians declined TO re-
veal the exact location Of the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
A NOVEL DEFENSE.
Northern Pacific Says Approaching
Marriage Made Man Nervous.

Tacoma. Wash April 1s.-~Attor-
neys for the Northern Pacific have
set up as defense in the suit OF
lafayette BOrtlew for SlSS5 for the
death OF his son. that the young man
was nervous on account Of the fact
that he was TO be married the next
DAY and that he was therefore not as
careful as he should have been.
Young Bortlew as employed by the
company and was crushed between
an engine tender and a pile OF wood
beside the track