The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23
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| |RESORTS DAILY
" Workers Find Relief From
Heat ON Lake and
Beach.
|EAMSHIP CROSSES OCEAN
WITH TWO PASSENGERS
Istery of Missing Seal of the
Confederacy Has Been
Solved.
Hy RALPH JOHNSTON.

IYeascd Wire 10 The 1noune'
bEW YORK. July e2--New York has
Ia through her trial by heat slightly
1aved but stu in the ring.
= cfy has one great advantage in
<ssnc heat. There are scores OF little
iino trims which NAV be taken at very
n eypense and lie reasonable com :
II During those awful days early in
. month these advantages were Ger
rly taken by the populace
Il Is a snfc estimate TO say that more
IA q million people went to the, sea-
n Iakeshore and mountain resorts
|6fn easy reach OF New York on more
a ono dav OF the extreme heat. On
A for example. il is estimated that
number Of New Workers and visitors
"A thus soush: surcease from the heat
ubered upward Of two millions. The
nensIty Of this may be realized when
N known that there are only seven
a states In the union which have d
men and children.
Only Two Passengers.
he 1851 net ton steamer Minneapolis
rod the Western ocean as a yacht
her last trip. as far as her two pas
gers were concerned, for they had an
[1uX,irlouS furnishings, all the atten-
4 Of polite officers and crew and all
. deck space for their exclusive hene-
. The lucky two were Mrs. 5. J Black
q OF big cattle fancier Of Indian
|IIs, and Harry West, a farmer of
ron
|flayed By the dockmen's strike. the
n did NOT sail on her scheduled date
1l London. and all the other pnssen-
were transferred To other ships.
Is Mrs Black and Mr.. West had eigh-
III Stewards three StewardcsSes and
cooks 10 attend 90 them. They dined
he captains table, one at either hand,
were not bothered by other passen-
b getting in their way or seeking to
pgc them In conversation when they
IA feel like talking.
nch had bedroom steward. a table
Fnrd deck steward. watchman, bath
h attendant barman-that Is. each
n have had a barman If desired
Ms and one steward TO bring ice
Fr and another to fetch hot water
Has Senatorial Aspirations,
hrs ago w. C, Brown. the present
Of the railroad lines OF which
Nncey ", Depew was once president
n farmer boy In Iowa. After he had
Iyed wealth and high rank In the
pad world, Brown bought q GO0-acre
h IN Iowa. near Clarinda, and gave
be that the farm was his legal home
tntIment for n rich and powerful man
NJ farm where he was once n poor.
CLING lad. and the neighbors did not
Nh ans political significance 10 the
base and Improvement. Now comes
Vltlmatum that by establishing a le
Voting residence In the state, Brown
/ IN mind the possibility OF coming to
senate as the successor OF Senator
<oD. who was chosen for the uneX-
Dolliver term. OF course the ac-
Iowa residents will be d little startled
NEt but they are used to all sorts Of
zeal moves In that state. and even
|pf the millionaire class may make a
Fable impression before an actua'
Eorlal campaign is concluded. II will
he argument OF the Brown hackers
other eminent railroad presidents
mace mighty good senators. and
Fw Will be cited as an example.
Several Republicans Of the state be-
Senator Kenyon will be candidates
tne fun term. including Lafe Young.
4romins Into the contest of the New
railroad president will make the
tron all the more interesting 1t is
N3ed that railroad presidents in the
EF were manT in other days. and
NIor Brice was n very notable one.
ns also one OF the ablest and most
senators on his side OF the cham
The late Senator S, B. Elkins had
4 railroad holdings. AS had his father
~ Henry G. Davis. Then Davis
s, who was appointed the successor
rs father. has long been president Of
'ort railroad up In West Virginia.
L. q Quorum Of Two.
meeting Of the trustees OF the Lying
spital. founded by ], Pierpont Nor
was scheduled at the office of j.
organ x Co, for one of the hottest
oi Tie season. but j Picrpont Nor
went TO the board room of the
q palm leaf in hand 10 await the
ng OF the other trustees An hour
"a and none Of them appeared. Fin
4 %hen Mr. Morgan's patience was
L{es}ed one Of the doctors from the
late. MI Morgan" he ex-
ped. out OF breath.
S said Mr. Morgan you are just
e Move We adjourn"
ESono the motion. said the physi-
And they gratefully shook hands
III The Confederate Seal.
Thomas Adds Emmett Of this city
Eo-Ncd the mystery OF the missing