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ADJUSTMENTS

~i~i-i-s-i~.-i'i-..-. .-...-i~i.i-t-t-ss~t.i:..
: IN SALT LAKE THEATERs.
: Musical Comedy.
: SALT Lake TUEATER-"Tho
!. Three Twins" Matinee. 2:15,
: Evening, S:lJ.
+ COLONIAL TfTEATER-"Thc Bur- .
! gousster" Matinee. 2.l5, Even
: Ing, S:l5. .
Z Drama. ,
: GARRlCk TTIEATBR-'Thr Call OF
: the North" with William TugersoIl :
{ stock company, Matinee, @:15. .
: Evening, SIS.
: Vaudeville.
. oRFHGUM TUEAJER~-Advsrced :
: vaudeville, All the week. Natl .
: nee, 2:15, evening. Sis. .
: Motion Pictures. !
!. MISSION IEATlJR--JohnSo JEFF :
!. fries baltic in motion pictures. :.
!. Matinee. 2:15. Evening. 7.3o, .
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That high-clasa melodraDls, with plenty
OF life action, with intense heart inter
est in every line. Is just what theater-
Soers of Salt Lake want. IL demonstrated
bv the popularity of "Thc Call OF the
North" now being presented at the Gar-
rick theator by William Ingersoll and his
capable company of players. Tho Call
OF the North Ia u sister play TO "The
Wolf. and carries with It unusual
strength. The hearL-throbbine situations
which arc brought out in tho love-
hatred and revenge of the people who
are depicted 80 real to life that one Is
10th TO believe that only a. play Is being
Witnessed.
Pending the arrival of eastern 5ttrsc-
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There will be matinee and evening
performance of the popular musical com
cdy, Tho Burcomaster.' nj the Colonial
today. Salt Lake music-lovcrS should
know that Julia. Curtis who sings in the
comedy. is Salt Lake girl who was
raised IN Utah. She has beautiful
voice and that old friends remember her
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be welcome visitors in The future other
acts arc mp to the standard of these two
acts. so that the entertainment provided
house.
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THANKSGIVING DAY RATES

Via q, S. l.. Tickets on sale Novcm
Der 23rd and Gath, limited to November
2Sth. See agents. CITY Ticket Office
loo Main street
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is evidenced by tho number OF encoreS
she receives at every performance.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films TO us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., 177 Main street. Ex"
elusive photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-23
|WHY WOMEN SUFFER
h PILES AND HOW TO FIND
A LASTING CURE.

A LASTING CURE.
,tipstiop IS a most frequent cause
lis That is why women suffer
. oftcp from piles than uen. In
svork and lack Of exercise brings
IL attacks.
fHgAMk. JOHNSON. DRUGS,
EST0REs. sell Hcm i'oid. an inter
fblct remedy for piles. on The un-
|audinc that you can have tho
a back If dissatisfied. 81 for a
4 bottle. Dr.. Leonhardt CO.. Sta
|B Buffalo. \. y. mail booklet on
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Pending the arrival of eastern attrsc-
tons. Including many prodnctlona OF 9
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\tH> OF PLb> ND PLtIERS.
Bc.,,c >b0tt To Tuurti outh Win Two
Opera.

10 hil the cap F"twoAn tn. date origi
nalIv s"r for IN" premier ~ Mascag nI's
Ysoh"l- At tn. New Theatre. New York.
recent illness ~ n. composer the BESSIE.
Ah"rt Opera Company. which has now
bean in America for som. tune preparing
sor this event will undertake tour Of
she South ~ PuccinI's operas. La DO
h"fn.- and Madame Butterfly
William Hanmerst"in Yesterday re-
osiy"d a telegram from Mar. Empress
-h. English "omedisnn. IN which she
agreed 10 appear next week at the Vic
toria - heldin@r
\ number ~ nnw acts will ba intro
d'l".d IN the 'lrrIs progranrn" at rho
" lpy0dromc beginning Monday next
NoV.'nts.r - Among the newcomers
'nay b.. mentioned Bradna and Derrick.
~ nose equestrian specially made such a
hi AT the Hippndrome last season, the
Joseph -. Hos Company. European
eluiiihriats. m. Patty Brothers. head
hilanc"rs. tn. Four Nigh'ons. who mr."
billed a. PICTURESQUE Tos.Irs. the turzon
sisters. aarialists. and Victoria Codona.
v no performs \ slack wire act.
Mas Edith Mynne Marthison will play
I he part 81 an Indian woman for the
first tim. m her life when Mrs Mary
Hunter AustIns drama. TIL. Arrow
Maker - presented at tn. New Theatre
December 5 Miss Niatthison will be seen
~ "A Chisar. y or indian medicin. woman
his vaudeville debut at III. American
NIusi" Hall next wees supported by Mi1zi
Hajos. tn. liennas- com.ci-nn.. will
i.- -aen IN - now and original one act
"a bIoid musical comedy. Tn. Girl and the
Guy 10y Roi Cooper Megrti..
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RARE MSS. FOt w aT COEt MRIi.
Minutes 81 the Rrconsi ruct,oo Congress
Mere IN the Library.

While engaged IN some research work
IN the columbia University library Il y.
kahlfund. a graduate student IN the
school II political science. found recently
the manuscript copy Of the minutes of
the ReConst rlIctIon Committee 81 the
! hIrty-ninth Congress. IN" Columbia
authorities wrr" not aware that the min
ut.s were IN their possession and a. there
L. III "Sist.nc. only one printed copy oi
them tn" discovery j. valuable one
I h. papers outline the reconstruction
plans II IN. Congress in detail and Indi
Gates the Jilan- for tn. rehabilitation OF
Tho Southern Stat,s The manuscript
has he.n bound nv the librarian and has
been recorded IN the catalogue. 40 that
II may h. read by students who are en-
gagged IN research work in American
history
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svmphony with som" pleasing numbers
Alma Chuck 81 the Metropolitan UEera
House IN" WAS and sh. sang a cradle
song from Smetana- opera -Hublcka'
and two songs Of Gustav Mahl"r. Morn
ing IN tn" Fields and a late Of the
Rhine The last named was noted a.
her recital Tor is ingenuity and charm
Then earn" pvorak overture. Gar
nIval This. ~ may ha recalled. = one
ut the three closely united works which
he called Triple overture Certain
thsmaiIC matter H. common IN tho thr.a.
although the works thems.l"s-- di'"~
considerably IN character The ,ur"'
pref nature life and lnv". and IN. 'hiri
IL significantly "uIIrlsi -'uh.Ilr lha'
heard la-i evening - the second an,P ~
ar" invited IN regard u A. associated with
m" JOY II lIi" II i . brilliant and IN
spring work IN D"'raA happIs-t vein
Finally las night audience listened
10 Nmeiana : -ymphonlr poem 'Nltays.
which means IN" stately RIVER Mpldau.
flowing pat IA" ancient castle. 'h. VS.
herad and under the shadow 81 tn.
HraiSChn ~ Pragu" The rnuS,r j.
well known 10 local concert gO-r- and ~
always heard with pl-a-ur. IN. Phil
harm"ri" players "Hru,-i much coin
r'r'.ndatirn i.t-' night. especially hy ,h-Ir
ri.nr ''u"rt auf pr.CI-" trna' rn-nr 81
h-ruhinr Ov,Ttur" In the symphony
Mr Nahl-r. a. usual. had has own ideas
about tempt and h" ChO-. To TAX. the
-cherzn at a part lcularly swift pace. which
was not a. air To IL advantage The
slow movement however. Was played
sNCsllputlV
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WR. norm tRWS CONCERT.
Th~ French Pianist Heard again at
Nrudct>sohn HAL.

Adolphe Borchard. pianist. CAV" hls
second recital yesterday afternoon AZ
Msndelssohn Hall The programme was
AZ follows: Beethoven. sonata. opus 81
,appassionaraI. Brahms rhapsodi. opus
70. No ,; Shumann. romance. + sharp
ma jor. M.ndelssphn. r~o songs without
words. Hunting Song and Spinning Song:
Mozart. sonata. A major. Chopin .ballndc
A fat and SIX @tudes. T. major. { sharp
minor. q fiat. & minor r major. q fiat .
DebIssy. Jardin sans Ia Pluto. Gri-y. len
lisb- dich List. polonalss. r major
MIR Borchards entertainment served
to confirm the impression h" mad. at
his first -.cital. that he - an artist ~
musical ideals and real sincerity 81 pIIr-
pose
His general treatment Of The com pos
tons was clear and contained much that
Was beautiful. though always cha -a"-
teriZed by an avI-tOcrarIC French tast"
The slow movement Of the Beethoven
sonata showed musical feeling. WIN.
tho ALA turca movement in the Mozart
sonata. the Chopin balIada and IN. e
sharp minor atuda displayed the play"rS
fin. rhythm and EIcii brillIancy u color
MIR Borchard's tone unfortunately still
has It's harsh and heavy moments
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E'OIHE ~ RkEI DAY.
Rr.si,niars-r. t:r's NpO and sends for s!x
Nor~ Detrcti, - O,eri0Ok ed.

SiN hundred and -is turkeys were given
Ia policemen az Headquarters Yesterday
The driver who left them drove ~ after
dropping nnlv 6Do. When Sergt Nc
'orriack found that the supply WAS short
he called mp the firm from which the birds
had been sent and had six more sent
down
Three hundred went IT, the policemen
~ ,he bridge squad and the rest were
dist ribut.d among the uniformed force
a--i gn"d 20 Headquarters The detec'Iv.
h1i r"a got n"n.. and none went To any
Of tn" clerks The cleaners and elevator
men each got one Most 81 the police
rr,.n applied early. In. more prudent
tucked their turkeys in their lockers.
others put them on window -ills Ia keep
cool
Dn. hundred turkeys that hadn't been
yiaced ~ any police station were sent
iia"k t. HeaduarterS Last night and were
started m 10 station houses whore every
NAV didn'' get one II ~ expected that
by tins morning the Manhattan police
and their helf.eFH will have the '.ao2 Ir-
.py- cat are coming to them.
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The Gaynor hospital fund - now IN the
n-ighporhood Of slO.ONO. including some
hing over 100 which Theodore +
Miller of the Brooklyn Trust Company
ha, IN hand IN Brooklyn This wa- tn.
statement made last night by John ID.
Crrrmins. chairman.
Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. who sent
$50 10 ia. fund. accompanied her check
with a quotation from Proverbs ii. 10:
W hen IL goeth well with the righteous.
the city rejoiceth.- Another letter err
ric ng 81 said: The amount indicates
b. one one-hundr-th part 81 the pleas
sc II AFFORDS me To register my thanks
giving for Mayor Gaynor's preservation
to his family and To IN. city
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wills HDTEI EPISODE.
Sarrpcr 4" axes at the Point 81 a Gun ami
Has ili> Finger Pincheti.

Wheu james Ham Il who lives AT Mills
Hu'"l NJ = was awakened from sleep IN
the Office If tn" hotel .ariv Yesterday
morning he found himself looking INTO a
revolver He grabbed at tn. weapon
and caught II Just III tim" 10 receive TN.
blow - the hammer on hI- finger
Then he yelled and Policeman Reilly
az the Tend, rloin station heard him
Reilly found Hamti. struggling with
another man "n IN. floor 81 the hote |
office aud arrested the other man, who
gave. hi ma -. a. Walter Hughes HuShe ,
mas "a pole" record. "" was arraizned
IN tn jefferson Market court on charge /,
~ grand larceny and felonio,I- assault
MaRl-rrat" Rariuw held him for tria i
under 3? '-I hail on "uch charge.
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TIE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
I Programme Of Orrhrstpai Music Inter-
estinw and varied

Neither matter nor variety va. want
ing IN the programme offered at IN"
Philha rmonic Concert IN Carneg. Hall
last night Ia the beginning Their" was
the solid classic -Anacr.on- ovrriur" ~
thar admirable chief 81 the Paris Con
servatoir.. Cherubini. whom even Beet
hoven praised. The second number was
the beautiful & ma jor symphony 81 Schu-
mann Like others ~ its composer =
larger works u IL in n certain sens. auto
biographical and the pealing phrase Of
IN. rrumpets with which II opens may
we'll be read IA Schumann's d.hanc. to
impending doom.
Doubtless listeners 81 TODAY. accus-
toned a. they are to the plIcat"d
Methods 81 contemporaneous expression.
find little tragedy IN the emotional con
tent of this work. bu; they cannot fail To
rerceive itS vigOr. fs ag9rsssIv. spirit
and its inrisience upon certain fundA-
mental ideas Al any rae its strong and
clear uitsrsnce il unrns, a.iabl- and its
firmly SHAPED u, lohic -uhJ"cts claim and
hold the attention.
The soIoist Of tho evening followed the
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f.tRI .JORN UIRf.
say, DE IBID Right in LETTING nl- wnr
t.ri Div Gree.

carl Iorr the tenor who H. under cor
tract With m" METROPOLITAN Opera tom
pauv Tor ten w""Ns. beginning On Jang-
ary l. arrived Yesterday hv m" North
German Lloyd liner hrpuprtns Wilhelm
"" will sing IN concert using ave Ian
EIaE"- m tn" interval before JOINING
tn" Metropolitan forces n" le' his
WIi" g.'' "a divorce som" ilnl" ago b"caiI-.,
sh. had fallen IN lu,, with another man
and h. -till h-H.ve, h" did rh.. right ihlnE
ia the matter
Ferdinand hartmann. Niolluis'. whI
conducted m" Berlin Orchestra al "a re-.
cent concert. arrived Yesterday ~ the
North German llpyd liner kronprln
Wilhelm with a '~trahI' for winch
h" saws h" paid s.. ~ ms Nif" and hi
lirtia daughter. Harri"tt". he WY" a
sCarfpLn modelled like the preCIouS iidil"
IN gold and set with diamonds and I,eirl-
=, On :" him by rh- Grand lr!k" AieNan-
drovICh II Russia Mr. hartmann viii
play here IN concert for ~" first I'm"
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Mr.. BONCl IN SONG RECITAL
THE EMINENT OPFRt TENOR
mr. ARD ~ CONCERT.
\ arge audience APp,aasis Hin warmly
ne Carnegie Hail ITS Excellent Dr.
livery of Song< In English "Roh~mr''
Number NrouSrS Much Enthus,asm

Alessandru BonCi the eminent operate
tenor. made, his first apps franc" her" n
IN" singer of a programme" ~ songs E'--
t-r'iay afternoon al farn"gl" Hail He
was gre.is,h by an audience "f great size
and his singing was r"C~iv'-'l with en-
thusia-fiC Applause When an oJeTa hero
enters III. difficult field 81 tho song re-
cital Their. - always room for doubt A.
10 The wisdom ~ the ventur" In Nv
Bonci's case Their" n.ei be no anxiety
He has defined clearly his place and th.r.
Is something for hIm to do
IL il not for him of course Ia sing the
big tragic creations IT rh- song writers.
but h. can delight his h-ar-r- Nv his
Interpretation Of all songs demanding
elegance. finish and repos. Of style. T..
g-fher with gentI" pathos. tenderness or
polite humor in IN. mood II was IN
such songs that h. mad. his greatest
succ--- yesterday. though 1t should hs
added that connoiss.ur- obtained large
pleasure from the purely technical -N-
cellencss III his delivery Of th.. old Italian
and that too in spite 1T IN"
obvious fact that h. was nor in hl- b.--,
vocal condition The slight hoarsanas-
from which he suffered rnad.. itself mani
fest naturally in the lower tones rnor.
than in the upper. but his art displayed
sum lent resource to carry him over many
difficulties. though not quite enough to
prevent an occasional saRging from the
pitch
Mr. Bonci furt her ART onished and re-
joiced his admirers nv his delivery Of
English text. which he snunciat.d per
fectly His singing of English songs
ought to have been a lsEsOn To those
Ar lists 10 the manner born who's" d..lIv-
cry of them sounds as much lIk" RorudIr
As ike the vernacular II IL "A pity that
NOR" Of them Were not present a. this
M .r.-sting recital The songs which Mr.
iioncI sang 50 charmingly IN English
Were MendelsAohn'S Auf der Flu Grln
dee te~angs%s tln = translation and
Schubert = who is SYLVIA and -Hark
Hark. the Lark
n. began his recital with numbers by
GlucS. Glordani. P-rgol-si and PalsIello
HIS reading OF the last dis PLAYED his ad.
mirabl. command 81 refined hunor
f,eat hov.n. Adelaide the tenor sang IN
italian and with "A good deal Of feeling
hut 81 Cours. not with that deep nsI ght
which would have been given TO the com
position by German 4 group of French
songs nv Gounod. Bizet Mass.net. he
busy ind GODDARD showed his fin" finish
nj it, best The stmosph~ric Debus,y
song was deservecily enCored
II goes almost without saving that he
familiar -racconto~ from La Bnh-me-
occupied n place Of honor IN the list. al
though IL can hardly ne regarded A. IN
place in a song recital But Mr. Bonci's
admirers muEy have IT, and there 10
vas After II the demOnst rat son ot the
,ft arnoon was made. and when the usharS
rad ceased o iow down : he aisle n" piano
ooked like tho flower covered couch Of
Sbndry
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OPERtS or NENT UEEk.
- oh-nxrin' tS Hn,r iis First tearing
of the season on Monday.

General Manager Gatti-Gasazza YES
to-day announced the rep.rtoIr" Tor newt
v"". 80 'he Metropolitan Opera HOUSE.
-tuh-ugrin- will have It's first hearing
'rs season On Monday evening with NJ
J4dipwker IN this. title role Nine NOrena
Elsa Nine Homer OrfrUd. Mr.
~..p-r-r A. E'rsdrick. Mr. HincAley a. the
kio9 and MIR Hin-haw a. IN" H'rric
VI Hertz will conduct;
Travrata will be given a. a special
l..~tprmauCe on Tuesday ~" ing with
N-u. M"lba a. I,oi'tt1. Mr.. tonstantin"
"I'| -iug ifrsdo and the new Italian
BARITONE. MIR Galef'i will make hi- New
f.r- debut A. the FIihsr. OThar~ ~ the
'.-' viii he Mines Mauhourg and Matt
TOLD Ns--r- Rn--i ard Ra-chiglIan. Mr..
'.i"-fl will conduct
NrnId.' will have It, first repetition
N'aiu"s ,iav evening with Mime Fremstad
q. 'r" t'l" role. Nine Homer a. Hdh.
'lr tarI-p A. R.nTud and Mr. Amato AZ
'-r : and all the original cast. Mr.
anrrr will conduct
n irpyatpr'' l. announced Tor Thur
'H. -v"ning with Mr. Slszah IN 'h- fItl"
.. Din"r- ~ th.. cast will h~ Mines
70. ..pid amt Homer ami Nes-rS AriatD.
g. -- and NIdi-t0 Mr. pode-tl will con
Naia'ua BItt.ray- will b.. given Fri
'.t. '.'.mrE with Miss FarTar IN she TIL"
. N"--r- Martin and Scott and th.
-.." .l-t 49, Last SATURDAY, = matinee
".''s Nine. tprnia. who will sing tn"
....' .' ~Y-L'I.
f.HrI" hill -tavall"ria Ru-ticana-
3 'HgiIacci- with the same cast A.
'r''N'tr N" except that in -'avallcr'a
'..r Nr JadlDwkcr or Mr. Sclarrft
. -lrg TB,,ddU Will" the A.ddI ~
.'t .h'.i- aIll prohn nly b" MN" GluoH.
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Chinese Writes MIs Own VIII

The Hrst Chimes. viii It It ~ Will. 20
b" filed IN the Surrogate oHi"" wa.
drawn by Pong Wing War of y No'r
street on July ~ last tn. dav heror" his
dea' h. and Med Yesterday In" accom-
psnying 'ranslat inn SAYS
i. Pong Wing Mari beng very sick
and IN danger Of ana fearing death. do
therefor" give all NV property money
and pos.c-~Ion- also NV h"us" and at her
prop"rrv to my hTr' her. Pong Sing Nung.
to gcCriN" and manage
The o-tHt" amounts To 81 90 in personal
proper Y and there - uo real "S'aT" that
? M. executor SIH find
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FRIlk'S TREAT TO BOSTON.
VIII Fxhibii stIs Pictures. Including the
Polish "a, aiier.'' for . Fortnight

RnsTuS. Nov. >? Henry Clay FricS
Of Pittshurg has consented to exhibit
his collection 81 pictures in the Museum
Of Fin. Arts for a fortnight. beginning
December l. Fifty canvases will be
show II in th. long gallery. Many of them
are Rembrandi-, including one. The
Polish Cavalier" for which he recently
paid 500. $50 IN London
This - on. Of IN. greatest Of American
collections In recognition Of the peculiar
magnitude Of th. opportunity. the museum
authorities will depart from their usual
custom bv making tn. gallery containing
hess. pictures free. to all Will. they are
VA exhibition. except for three DAYS
Mr. Prick = summer home on the North
Shor" has gwen him friendly interest
n the COnmuniiv. and So ne has con-
-..n,.d 10 make his uw treasures nv ailable
for lIs ENJOY ment
The Polish cavalier IL Mr. Frick :
most r-C-nt important purchase among
works of art ~ far at least as the world
m, been permitted TO know He bought
~" can ~ a f"S months ago In London
for SEQ p II was exhibited for short
tim" a. m. CarfaN Gallery. London. and
aroused the enthusiasm nf Paris critic:
81 h. ,.ut n for reproduction To one of
fh.. lending art magazines 81 the French
capital with words OF high praise tie
commented on ~ a. a painting ot peculiar
hClat. referring 10 the horseTnan a. an
adv "nturous young man hanis"me a.
A god The promised exhibition AZ Hos
Ton will he tho Hrs' public showing Of
tn. canvas IN this country This painting
bv Rembrandt earn. from the Ihe'"aii
de- Dlikowen. the estate of tho Count
Tdrnowskv.
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Paige STEMS q,

H." NadnrnK ~ Mis- Maud" FmIiv Ipui-''
~t.inNsy and n Raw Rag" va- celebrated
las evening ~ ~ Nrg"l- Protestant bps
'opaI ,hrr'h, w. Ind ty"uu" and Ilghry
first street The E.E ~ -. I.ln""y Town
SIND M. rector performed tu" 'er"mony
ct 0.,lO,L Ih.. hrid". Ntp - lie irht"r
~ III. lat. Nr and Mr. William St..inWH,.
IAN ~t"InNHN. si'h whom IN" entered
NI-- N"tp N1u EsrnU'h. - ri.',c. attended
a. mad ~ honor md the MI--.~ Mar"
t.1ui-r Victor. N"i"n Won B"rnI'h Mar
gar..' Nrt!rUV aud '.rrr rrI6T'. ta--t'".'r were
bridesmaids
VILLAIN O,rns" II I+-' Orange Nt- hes
uaE and H"rhrT' BRADLEY. : BTpp-- NI.r-
OILS BURDEN iiyGr i.l0 rene" I;rbhin-.
ti"ard h"NHn'"r WIZ" aud h""d"r"
I -'eIuv ~ hrpi her 81 tl- bride Wrrr
u-tsr- Nr- Won E"rnutt ~ 1I5 West
FrYLty.righth -'r.."' tho hr 4" SISTER
zav" bridal -IrI.r after 'h" church
,,.r.innnN
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Fisher Morgan.

INptLFHI'. Nov - Mis- Jan" Mrr
gan. daughter ~ RAudaI MurRan 81 the
mf.d Gr- improvement 'oTpAny No.
married ~ 'IN ft, tho Hon t",'l Fisher
son Of I ord Fisher. Who until 4 -hori time
ago va Fir-t lord urth" British Admiralty
Is.Id~- the brIIssToou'- father. two other
distinguished Eugl,-u guests we're Vice
AduITHi SIR Frederick Fisher. uncl" "f the
bridegroom. " hO acted ~ best man. and
tho hrtdeKroum'- sister M. Hon Nr-
BsntrI'o Nsrli The Admiral and hi party
viii sal f0r England ncvi SATURDAY +, few
intimate friends and relatives ~ the FAINT
li.- attended ~" vetiiny -, .j.' ,or AMI
Inim"diHt.ir uffrfvarI ~. brad" and bride
xrOo'U I.f' On their Welding tour Ih"y
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TAFT rO SPEik HERE JtN. ~.
Promises James ". Heck la Attend the
PrnnsyN anita Dinner.

NJ meeting of the council ~ the
Pennsylvania society of New York
James VI Becs the president of the
society. announced that President Taft
had accepted an invitation - be IN"
guest Of honor 81 the society AZ it, next
snnri al dinner. which will b~ held in this
city on January n The dinner will b. one
~ the largest ever given in New York ana
will take place in the large banquet room
q. tn. Aston Hotel
The dinners OF tn. Penn vlvania society
have been notable functions for -or'"
years n that given in honor 81 Illhu
Root in lar MIR Root made his much
quoted speech A. 10 the extension Of
Federal POWER II The states neglected
their diItv Another dinner attracts a
speech Of George r Ba"r. president Of
the ReIding Railroad in d.i-nc. Of IN"
rights Of corporations Al the banquet
given in honor OF senator Knox IN 100.
his Presidential boom was launched
One Of the mos, notabl. OF its dinners
was that given in 1919. AT which three.
Cabinet Ministers, all natives Of IN" State
Of Pennsylvania. vSfe its GUESTS In
1909 dinner ~as gwen to the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania. at which the
entire court met for the first tim. ont =
sid. the State ~ Pennsylvania IL was
at this dinner that ths impromp'u
debate between Accompaniment Bona
rarte and former Assistant Attorney
General James VI Beck a. 90 the merits
81 the sherman antitrust law attracted
attention The society also honor.d
Commander Peary. a Pennsylvania by
birth. on the eve ~ his successful journey
to- ths pole and in anticipation OF his
SUCCESS made him an honorary msnber
The society - now III. largest State
society in New York and among its oth-
activities IA erscting a memorial table,
In honor OF William Penn. to be placed
in the Church Of All Hallows Bark ting.
London. whore Penn was baptized