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PAYSON.
SUDDEN DEATH OF
MRS. LEROY SELMAk

Especial Correspondence
PAYSON. Utah Co. July ia sad
and sudden death occurred here to-
day with the passing Of Mrs Mamie
Colvlll Selman, the young wife OF Le-
Roy Selman and daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. L. 4. COlvin. passed suddenly
from heart failure this afternoon at
the home OF her parents. The inn
mediate cause Of her death was heart
failure following the birth OF IA child
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EUREKA.
JUAB COUNTY TAX LEVY
TEACHERS EXAMI NATIONS

EUREKA, Juab county. July Is
Tho county commissioners OF this
county have fixed the tax levy for 1910
az follows: For county purposes,
mills; for roads and bridges. / mill. for
paupers, 1 mill for county schools,
2k mills. on sheep outside Of incor-
porated towns and cities. mills. on
cattle and horses outside incorporated
towns and cities, mills.
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sPRINGvuLLE WATERSHED.

PROVO July 20-Senators Smoot and
sutherland have succeeded in settling
the question between Springville and
certain cattle men who had grazing
privileges on the Springville watershed
reverse will now be created coy
oring said watershed, which will keep
II free from cattle.
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wATERwoRKs QUESTION

PAYSON. july 1s.-It is likely mass
meeting Of the citizens will soon be
called to discuss the waterv orks propo.
sition and get an expression from the
people before the question Is voted on
at the polls. Engineer r. r. Lyman
and Or Beatty are expected To be
present and explain the advantage OF a
water system both from an economic
and health and sanitary standpoint
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MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.

,rSnpEN. July 2O.-On the grounds OF
".,, evidence to justify the re-
~ verdict and because OF alleged err
ST. M Jaw arising during the trial. the
eesro' Los Angeles & Salt Lake
on ,n,ea company have filed n notice
~ intention TO move for n new trial In
we case Of Andrew bingham against
- Iairoad company. The Jury be-
a, Nnom the evidence was introduced
So, VIZ uiai awarded Bingham the FUN
re nV =. OF his suit. 5000, together with
49,. $500 interest and costs. The suit was
sa. TO collect for damages for two
Sina iSs9s OF valuable horses which were
49, 49, curing the big Meadow Valley
c oCous on the San Pedro road last De-
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

OGDEN, July 20.-John r. Shaw and
Josephine Gotham. both of Pleasant
view. have been granted a marriage
permit by the county clerk.
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an electric circuit giving port or star
board helm as may he required. Th4
ordinary steering mechanism il rel
talned unchanged. and the controlinI
attachment can be promptly disconi
nected when necessary as when th(
vessels course must be changed t.
avoid an obstruction or another ves-
sell 4
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The popular place 10 spend Satur-
DAY evening, Saltair.
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BEAVER.
PARTlZAN SCHOOL ELECTION
WILL HONOR PIONEER DAY

Especial Correspondents y
BEAVER, Beaver Co. Utah, July IS.
The recent school election here was
a somewhat spirited one, being on
strict party lines. The result was the
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RIGHT or WAY GRANTED.

OGDEN, July 20-Judgd Howell has
signed final order OF condemnation
In the case OF the Ogden Rapid Transit
company against John s. and Eva p.
lewis The property in question is a
right-of- way over the Lewis resort land
In Ogden canyon and Is 1914 feet wide
by 2,o14.s feet In length, comprising
about elght-tenths of an acre. This
rlght-of-way has been the cause Of con-
siderable dispute between the parties
concerned and there is now pending In
the district court. a suit 10 compel the
street car people to stop their cars on
the Lewis property, which they have
thus far absolutely refused TO do,
greatly to the annoyance OF the cam
pers at this resort and to many Ogden
canyon visitors
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PLEASANT WAYS FOR SUMMER
DAYS

Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley. double
track route, Chicago to New York
via Niagara Falls, Grand Trunk-Cen-
trail Vermont. Boston & Maine route.
From Chicago to Boston and the
Grand Trunk Railway System to
Montreal. Quebec and Portland.
Double track from Chicago to Mont
real.
For particulars Of special low round
trip Summer fares. descriptive litera-
ture, etc, apply to w. s. Cookson, A.
O. r. A, 1885 Adams St, Chicago,
Ill.
Saltair Today. Society Day.
It's moonlight tonight on Lake
WANDAMERE.
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Salt lake Photo and Supply Co.
Kodaks. finishing. framing. 142 Main
Street
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MARKET.MEYER WEDDING.

marriage license has been issued to
Louis Heinrich Paul Meyer and Jul'a
Resale Emma Market. both OF Provo
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CAREY ACT LAND OPENING.
STONE. IDAHO

Via Malad. Excursions via O. s. L..
July 25th. 26th and 27th. limit July
S0th. For rates and further par
ticulars. call City Ticket Office 1855
Main Street.
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LOW RATES TO THE EAST VIA
NICKEL PLATE ROAD.

From Chicago to New York and
return $3.50. Boston and return
$3.50. Reduced rates to other east
ern points. Liberal stopovers. Tick
cts on sale daily. 80 day limit. In
quIre OF local agent. or address c. A.
MeiIn, u, p. A. 81 18TH ST, Denver.
Colo.
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The worlds most successful medi-
oine for bowel complaints is Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. II has relieved more pain
and suffering, and saved more lives
than any other medicine I'm use. In
valuable for children and adults, Sold
by all dealers,
It's moonlight tonight on Lake
WANDAMERE.
Saltalr Today. Society Day,
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Want a cool spot' wANpAMERE-
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ssltair Today Society Day.
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Boats are safe and clean-air Is
cool. The moonlight Is beautiful on
Lake WANDAMERE.
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It's moonlight tonight on Lake
WANDAMERE.
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i i i I'LL

Report Made to the Secretary OF stat
OF the state OF Utah. OF the Condi
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Cool OF in the Lake.
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Society Day, saltair Today.
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SUGAR BANKING COMPANY.

Located at Sugar, In the County Of Sa
Lake. state OF Utah. at the close Z
business on the eth DAY Of July, 1910.
L ~ Is
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Pref. McClellan's Orchestra daily,
Ship Restaurant. Saltair.
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saltaIr Today, Society Day,
The sun., 1910-12-17
- HDBBEtD TGHJGOU rs.
Chances On Them Sold st Professional
women'> League Bayaar.

II took a lot Il lung exercise 20 induce
a -al. at the Profess l"nal WOm.n = .aEtI..
rayA1r h"id at in" Waldorf Astoria YES
r"rGay a'r. rnnun. and even h., arr, aranc.
Il ...v"ral ~ m" Lambs who came. around
10 uH"r a--'-Ian'.. failed 20 stlr uyp aInv
great arlriIu' 81 enthusiasm JACK HaZ
yari. Hamilton R"S"ll,' and tFsul ~" ~p!uk-
,lI 'puk = I.I-r ~ -pI.lInS az fh.. rnuntr.'
20 80. and -rirD"" d"d IN getting rId srf
'Aar'n- IN rw"u'v--.v"n huhbl"d uIght
gown
John pa,v Murphy -ugge.'"d that
tr.urG., Suluz- writ" ~. music and Jark
Hazard ~" words irr "a song. &" b. an.
r. med 80 h" -ItIai On al ono" -uL
COED ita tlr'". "I"tl L. How - Make
Tn.m Ruv and tho verses and riI-,c
Wa held over & h" auot,oned when 'hn
C'.prg. " L..d"~"r drew rho Re- Riding
Huud doll which wa- about a. hig "a.
tho rrdrrary -"urrett..
Mr. Jarn-- SI"y"r arrived la-or 10 n.
aft. rnDuU and mAd. y nIrl"r uf ptIr
cha.oS. including ~" re ikfa-t cups from
NI-- tmina trohmhn- booth. \ wife.
~ Columbia University profess or
bought pa"kag" ui Cigarettes Sh.
explained hat n Wa- ONLY - help tn"
carl... along John DAILY Murphy h-lp"h
I,r Paulin" Willard q" L.--.r boo.r
business a. 'h" racing wheel. Mrs Viii
iari Wake -ulh rI"K.ts ON Il sJIo Billie
Burl," clock
lane Sutherland concluded the best
wly 20 ."l chances on an Amelia Bingham,
hat Ma ~ wear ~ Shn found plenty
IT g",dv our haSsr-
The ~ Eaar will contrnr. thls afternoon
and uIug
The sun., 1910-12-17
THE GISEIi WEBER TRIO.
It's First Concert Given Last >tSht NJ
MrD,iels>Ohn Hall.

The GI-ala Weber Trio gave i-s first
c"ncerr last night at N"ud.l-Sohn Hall
Does the town need a new trio. Thar l.
"A quest ron which each mti-r d.rli" for
himself H.. who needs NOR. rrio~ needs
TINS ON" ~" who has enough irlD- al
r"aiv docs not need tins "n. and would
not need any ~ her i,rr.cIa N.b..r = h..
uam. # Ih" v!ulinI-i who hrat- th. new
"rganlAar ION In" other corners OF he
'rlanEl" ar" Leo schulz. ,,lI~l. and
Mn" Holmes Thomas. pianist Mr.
schulz II also a corner or an angle IN an
nj n"r u~jrim"ural triangle. tho Narcu-
li"~ 1rio and j. therefore, a. the geo
met rl"Ians inIgh' pun n ConcId"nr vlth
hlm-.'t French iraruutI>t- might also
ror" that on" Of 'h"~" trIanCl..s consist =
pi two men and on. woman and TN. ~ her
pt TWO women and Ona man Bu' French
drami'i-r- deal only with dumcsr Ic
'rag' DIV. NOT ~ chamber music
Lust night programme began with
= 'rlr hv NislS " Gade. whose works
always cheer. hIt do no. ln"briar". II
wds performed ny the new organization
m = perfect lv r"spsCta nle MANNER. Their.
Was II" excitement. no disturbance, no
extra .agart vast" AZ emotion. " was
luSr plain. husin"ssliks delivery of the
goods. III. pianist showed notable r.so-
iI'Ipn ~ touch and -ryte .h5lt IN. vinlni-'
spread over all things a peace that passed
understanding
tn" w. other numbers on th" pro-
gra'-w" were Bach r major sonata
Tor piano and violin. IN which G-.llN cher
and Nm. Holmes Thomas united their
energies, and DNurak- "bumhy' THO.
ru which all IN" dauniless three were
again heard Tho audience which bra
~" Nlutrv atmosphere was not nTImer-
OTIS. hUI lt was merClfu
The sun., 1910-12-17
Niu> ~ r,u> ,>D pi,,rR>.
EHSIi-h Actor, ~" shsrt. 10 star Hrre IN
R-1rS tTthur Jonr,'> New Play

I'' fn" ht'iln. man part m n. nnH
r1H Henry Arthur LONGS hn- cIbl-d H.
tr..ri ro -nud w chart. an actor
who Ha. rls'-"t loadinG r".~- m England.
D. = ".., hoe never been m this country
'i' ,tr~' r- ''" -ou ~ 'h" mana ger 80
r ~ rh"a'r. Royal ~ Brighton. ting
lu1 III" leaving England by IN. Llsr
rln.a. ana vii arrIv" her" newt Inur,-
dav
Ih" u"wuer- - Henry " Sayaga q,
MADAM. :" .rupanv now pIavIug Al
~" Ls.. Theatre lu Philid-Iphia wora
'h- gua-'- ~ Mn" B.ruhart' Yesterday
~ ~" g ".li| matinee 81 IN" BI--Dn
drHfra .r 49,. G'.b" .I'n.tr.
Nunsru \ Brsdy pnnotnc.-s tho on
Eagcm-uf & NH-- h"rfh Mak"rn,u. re-
..ury "If' '.r.- 81 Wn"r. for an i'm
rDr'ar' r''.. gub GrIr" George ~ par
u"w ia. uv G.rahiIu" B"nn.~. SaIIr.
'ri fr. Guu-.
N"S' N.udaT morning Charles tr,h
wI' "I'' pu. f"." ar,I," ren"arsaI ny.
u'H play W. '." ri"r = their pro.
tu'tinr 'h.s a." \l-. Nrri. i-,nh IN
i.,. ''l" r"N drama 'Srr. Muiu,r1 II
cram" ir q" ~" N!"~ u.ay ..,ru.~l
. Minister B'.. h... tth.i Ea,ryt,, 20.
80 $50 Il"r".- Ir''ltVuy - ho
N.'i-. .iut NrG.t" Ndarr- IA Ednnnt
H. -''rl.- = hstr..,Inr
ih. N"p Nrr. r,' r.r"r. rT "Drir'ug -
'ti. l..' |ur.., 49, ... ..rrd.. Is. pr.-.,. fl,
',''..Yu. wuI '..s. I'... I,Nf N"lr.s,r,y
.s.urrl - JNasIru,.i .. IIrrr,.rtufr -,. re-.
IhuI'r,. ru.'os6 rf nest N.urls, .-- ,,,.
yiuu5y announced.
The sun., 1910-12-17
L,NrHrO> TO 90, .-rIr.r DIN.
Charles " sabin Gave Owe ~ Ra'lna,
tlub Tho.r Who Mere Present.

Charles II SahIn. vice u-sIrd"T' II tho
Guaranty Trust Company. gave an ~
formal lun"N"On yesterday afternoon
~ rhe Railroad lub - Cos nrI.Or -i..'rt lbrv
that Mr. DIV might m"T' 'h. irI',wrul.
gent !@inan. Georg" Baker. stephen
baker. .Iame- VI Beci rhsu II Br"uEs
ton = { Converse WrlNim = trr..r
I De VIZ Fuvler. Henry p ba, -,s
Alexander j Iemphlll. \ Barton Neg
hurn FranCI- T. Hrne, 4 Il Jui,.Hri
Thomas " Lamont. ta'"- " NCGarrrl
Paul Morton. N,.hpll- Palmer. Frar
" Patterson. Charl"- ! Psaboiv Dan .i
T. Pomeroy william n Porter. ~ewtri
Pro--"r Robert g PTuvu. IJhn II RYAN
Valentine + Snvdsr ba. smIn strong
Jr Gilbert g Thorn" Frank \ Wander
lip and Albert n NIggn
The sun., 1910-12-17
The SeagocrA.

>alTlng today by the White star llner
Arabic. tor Queen-t"~n and Liverpool
4 / blackburn. capt \ I Creighton
NIr ana ME- Eric Higgins. J. VI Hay'or
AMI Mr. Philip SnpWden
Nv the Anchor liner Caledonia. .oI
<jlasgnw
NJ. and Mrs alexander T. Sovd William
Blnnd!ori Nev-on. Mr. and Nr~ Cyru-
Han and Mrs : q Tnlbr'
Passengers bv the Hamburg American
liner prinG August Wilhelm. for Eug- ton
Iolon and port L.m"n
Iur.ur'" ,ndradH 'Nr snd Nr= = ~
Bell pr : Y Cornell. k"ar tdmirIl and
Mr.. + II stevens. Mr and SIR Har-,. <
Nnodvor'h and pr n I whr"mln
For Bermuda hy the Royal Mail Line
steamship Trent
Nir and Mrs Edgar Be"LRirh Dr
: tarf col and Nra " LEONARD
Nr npd Mr. Irnntham and Mr.
* E"--it"r
The sun., 1910-12-17

The will II Morris J LMsn..a cl0.'.
manufacturer oi West S"ven'y-s"cand
street. l~aves s72.pO 10 RI. S"cj"'y for
E'n.caI 'uI'.-" after IN" death ~ ~
wife aud ?fprn outright IN" Tnrr.yi
Hehr' = 'harI'Is- receives sj.n1 and 'ha
National jewish Home for COnsumI'ly. -
~ Denver NcnfrtDrr Home H.H-.,.
Orphan N=yium. :-h'lf.ruy Guardian
So"Ietr Mount SINAI Hospital ard tro
Hos pi'al for Determines aud JOINT ~
'a-es g. ruu DI,u
The sun., 1910-12-17

m" Hp-piral saturday and SUNDAY ~
-urrp1Inn a-k- contributions ~ enabln ~
- rai-" s2GnDo ~ The ~ Jno 0.1 needed
~ additiOu to ~" crty and stat" fund.
- C1r-y 0u IN" H-~O"ia- iUr = work Tb..
fOriv nv 'p-prfal- r"yr"-"Tt"d nv th"
a-.p'LIitpI treated u"Irlr sgUpJ pafIrn'-
LI-t year Nor" than half ~ th.-,., were.
ipD pp"r =" pay Hny pHr' ~ iNr rp-t nf
Treatment Ntydr f'iyuor IT, chairman
"f 'll" commit 80" ~ 'h1rg" Il i" ,il-i thu
r'"u IT lh" fund iuH thigl.'. I1r,,r u
ur"r.
The sun., 1910-12-17
"Fansi" ~ the 0rrra.

Gour"d'- -Fausf WI sung once. ag,iu
- 'h-. Metropolitan pF'fa FIou-" l.-i
yh' ,'rtlirno FarrIr ~ UcryuSris
'I"rlu.t.p IadlDwk"T a. Eo4a' Icon
E"'hi"r a. VI pt" p"'''s md Brr' GiUy
- lri'"'in' w"'" m" rrIu'ipti ur..ur.r-
ui fIr ,t-t Mr Ppds-tI ruu,I,r.'..I
The sun., 1910-12-17
iN4DOR BTyS HOT sE.
son of Panama First PRECEDENT to Live
IN West .rNrn', sixth street

Emanuel r Arnador former Consul
General from Pan ana tp the United state,
and son oi the first pT"-Idant # Panama.
has bought from 'n.. .sra," Of NARY 3
Davis the fpu- story and easement dwell
ing AZ l5l West ~ev~rry--INih street Oh
"a lot 2uNih2 >, adjoining M. northeast
.orn"r of Amsterdam ty"uu" H" Will
u =. ~ the house
The sun., 1910-12-17

The W'ii street "fi'ion ~ THT 'Tsrl'"
c0nta'ns fll tho nnanriaI nr,,s ari 'r~ .''. y r..
h0nd quotation, 10 't~ rlo-r ~ 'hr -.f..'.
losing qTptruun-. Including Inc blI .n' ''N-I
yr~"s w''h aidi,orhI news mHttsr '.- '
'nin'ri ai.r In the nignt cntrn ~ 70 w
rr~ i4r
The sun., 1910-12-17
DAYS GOSSIP AT The HOTELS
JaHfN ~ IR.JR., NDH ERohFR
~ gUN DON.
Thinks % Brtts. tIrhi fer Bruhrr Ne"
lsrs Trained Than Wall street Hft-
Carlton Bpc., Tor s.ur~i> Hotel VAN
derbin Now ADORNED With Bust

Carlton ,,pr.. Tor t.ur~t> Hotel VAN
derbt,t Now ADORNED Win Bust.
James Mulr '' "''' ..'''' ~ W. "a -
orokcr do~h III "'"'' wiz
'eat Ne~ l"r" '' ''' N'7' " ''''" ','''
than four y"hr- age. cam" hicN ~.""''hN
on the MAur.' ,Il.ll aph - ~ the lwIs-rfAi
Mr. Muir K-If gpiuE Nest once n" - ar -,
until uf -.a. ,,.,t Iuu Inu " here h., .G,,.-,
and h..rtru.. 4 stock broker H., r,lu over
10 So. hl, rphyr AMI - going back uu ;.I
SlaurriAu,t morrow might
NJ Muir thinks there, l. NOR. dong
In London f.r d. ur,Il-r ,Nhn has l,.,.n
traIus-i IN Ma \ II, ruul '.nr.. D., here
rovaday- aul '.a' tugii-nuI..n ar. ln--
,lrnii a. hu,|u. stocks iuAu many Ars,r-
san-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-16
REAR ADMIRAL KANE
TO MAKE HOME HERE
Naval Chaplain Recommended for
3 Promotion by Both Farragut
and Porter.

Having completed his hfueth trip
across the Atlantic ocean. Rear Admiral
J. J. Kane, chaplain, L :. y, retired.
who has just returned from Europe on
the Carmania. has decided that he has
had enough of life on the ocean wave
and will spend the remainder of his
days in this city.
b. Strongly recommended by Admirals
Farragut and Porter for q commission
in the line OF the regular service, Adj
miral Kane declined, because Of the
wounds which he had received. lie
knew that his health would allow him
but a brief tenure of active duty in the
more strenuous branch Of the line. and
his inC"oations in time Of peace turned
him ard the chaplaincy According
" he completed a university course in
theology and was entered as a chap
lain In the navy, which post he has
held up TO the present time.
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is forty years Of age. while the latter
IS probably ten years his junior.
Madame Ozaki Is Of English birth. but
Possesses a decidedly Oriental aspect
which makes Il easy TO distinguish her
as a native Of the metropolis OF the
far-away island
Washington has changed very Htt.e
IN appearance since ] was here last. %
sald Mr. OzakL I am sure IL must
change less rapidly In its essential
features than any OJher city in the
United States OF course. IL IS much
larger and more beautiful, but SIN IL
looks just Ike the same city / saw
twenty years ago"
Mayor and Madame Ozaki are to lie
entertained at dinner at the Japanese
embassy this evening by Ambassador
Hasuya Uchida.
The distinguished visitor is a friend OF
President Taft, and will cali at the
White House during his visit here He
VIII probably remain in Washington
during the greater part OF the week
Altogether the mayor has been ava 3
from Tokyo I'VE months. He came 10
lnis country direct from Europe, and
expects TO san for HIS own country from
San Francisco on November /
once eXiled from Japan on account OF
his political activities. Mayor Ozakf
"came back and built Up his power
again He has served one six-year-
term as the official head OF Tokyo, and
has just concluded the first year Of a
second term He was formerly a MEM
Der OF the MIkadO's priVy council. and
has held many Offices OF distinction
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HIS NAMESAKE ON STAGE
Japanese Municipal Official Disappointed on Learning
That the Play Is Not Running-Says Washing
ngtOn Has Not Changed in Twenty Years

Can you tel me whether The
Mayor Of Tokyo is being played in
any Of the American theaters this
yearT
This was the first question asked by
tHe real mayor of Tokyo, Y Ozaki
at the Shoreham this morning. after
he had finished his breakfast and turn
ed his attention 10 arranging the de-
tails of his visit in the Capital.
He expressed regret that Richard
earle, who pOpularIzed the musical
comedy that bears his title, is now
appearing in another production
1T is most unfortunate said Mayor
OZah. who speaks excellent English
Il heard Of the plav I'm Tokyo and had
looked forward 10 seeing il as one Of
the delightful experiences of my
American visit, although, 1 am told.
the mayor Of Tokyo was involved but
little in IT'S intrigues."
His present visit is not the first OF
the mayor 20 Washington. He was
here about twenty years ago Then
ne was alone, but the register at the
ShOreham reveals that there has since
occurred a most important event in
his life.
In fact. the mayor did not register
at all. but left that detail TO his wife,
who wrote IN very legible English:
~ OZah and madame. Of Tokyo,
Japan"
Both the mayor and his wife are at
tired in American clothes. The former
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SOTHERN-NARLONE
WEDDING PREDICTED
Anonymous Writer Declares
Marriage Will Follow Vir-
ginia Harned'S Divorce.

RENO. New. Oct. 1s.-An anonymous
letter from Philadelphia has just been
received by Virginia Harmed, formerly
the wife Of Z. II. Sothern. the actor. in
which It is claimed that. Immediately
upon the announcement of Miss Har-
ned's divorce from Sothern. the latter
would marry JIlia Marlowe. with whom
he has been associated as a star for
some years.
The Harmed SOthern divorce decree
was Issued yesterday afternoon after
twenty minutes cross-eXa mination and
INVESTIGATION by Judge Pike
MISS Harmed said. that there was an
agreement made whereby Sorhern had
sold bis New York home and she had
accepted papers for her share in the
properly. During the cross-eXanination
MISS Harmed stated that SOthern's ex-
cuse for his desertlon Of her was the
TACT that he wanted 70 devote his life
10 work She testified that she had not
seen him since June 30, 1906, and had not
communicated with him.
Sothern's salary, as stated by his for
mer wife. Il 10000 for a season Of forty
weeks Miss Harmed intends 10 live IN
Keno for the present and has made no
definite plans for her future upon the
stage.