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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
JENkrNs's FATHER PIONEER.
Funeral Probably Will Be Under Au'
spices OF the EIks.

Albert Victor Jenkins was a member
Of one OF the hest-known pioneer fam
Jenkins. now dead many years. estab-
lished harness business here in the
early days of the city. and "Ah. as ne
was popularity known. learned the trade
lowed II until about ten years ago.
Jenkins was born in Salt Lake. lie
passed his for,leth birthday anniversary
January Il of this year. He never mar
ried. In The last few years OF his life
he spent considerable time in travel.
Jenkins had wide acquaintance through
out the west being of jovial. free-heart
ed and broad minded disposition. remem
bered by every one with whom he had
dealings as always being ''on the square.
Surviving members of the immediate
family are ]. w. Jenkins, now head OF
the harness business established by his
father: Charles Jenkins. 3S5 Second East
benefit of his wife's health. Edward Jen
kins, a bartender. who resides on Vine
street, and three sisters, Mrs. J. e. See
ley, Mrs; p, J; Barlow and Mrs. A. G.
Edward Jenkins and u. J. Barlow left
SUNDAY night for Sunnyside 10 bring
which viii probably, reach the city this
afternoon. Undertaken Joseph William
Taylor has charge OF the funeral ar
rapgemeuts.
Elks in good standing. having Joined the
order In Victor Colo, number OF years
ago, and IL is probable that the funeral
services viii be held under the auspices
of Salt Lake lodge No. s.. b. p. O, L.
The tragic death OF 'Ab" Jenkins re-
calls the untimcly end of Stewart Gen-
kins. a Younger brother. who in March
four years ago was killed in u street car
accident at Third South and Sixth East
streets. Young Jenkins was riding in
buggy with young woman. The car
struck his rig. throwing out both occu-
pants. Jcnkins was thrown under the
wheels OF the car and almost instantly
Killed. The young woman was badly in
iurcd. but recovered
George Bentley who was with Jen-
l<ins at the time of the killing and who
received a wound in the side. is vet
eyan gambler who, associated with Frank
Moore and Ralph Cotton. conducted In
Salt Lake FOR number OF years the
Grcon Light club rooms in Commercial
street.
After open gambling was barred In Salt
Lake. Bentley went 10 California for two
years, bat since his return TO Utah two
years ago has been interested In various
houses outside Of Salt Lake. lie Is mar
ried and has resided ut Sunnyside for
the past wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
W0MEN'S CLUBS OF STATE
ARE BACK OF MEASURE
Want Education of Children
Interfered With as Little
as Possible.
Features of Kuchler
Child Labor Measure

No child under IA years shall be
employed at any occupation while
schools are in session.
No child under l6 shall be EN-
ployed in any factory.
State board of health may restrict
occupations mt which minors may be
permitted to work.
No child under 16 shall be en-
ployed in any capacity during school
hours wit hout an employment certifi.
cate from the city superintendent
of schools.
No girl under Is shall be en-
rlovcd in any capacity at any res
tsurant, resort or place of amuse-
ment where Intoxicating liquors are
manufactured or dispensed.
No person under the age of 2l
shall be employed or permitted to
work as a messenger between the
hours OF 9 in the evening and D in
the morning.
No hov under Is and no girl un-
der Is shall be permitted TO work
more than eight hours day,
No boy under l. is permitted to
sell newspapers or shine shoes,
ANY person, firm or corporation
violating any of the provisions of
the proposed law shall be punished
by a fine of from 50 to 500 for each
ohense.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
RECT0R'S RESTAURANT Is
HELD UP BY ROBBERS
Chcago's Famous Eating House Looted
OF $500 During Broad
Daylight.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-Rectoc's restau-
rant one OF the best known Of Chicago's
down town cafes, was held up early to-
day and the cashier robbed of $1,000 by
n masked man who pointed two revolVers
al the employees, secured the receipts OF
Saturday night and escaped. lie over
looked over $1,000 in currency.
The restaurant is owned by the Rector
corporation of which Charles u. Rector
OF New York is an official. 1t is in the
down town thcater district and has u
large patronage of after theater diners.
The robbery took place soon after
O'Clock, when only the cashier and head
waiter were in tho main dining room. \
wcll-dressed man entered and inquired
for a man whom he said Was a former
employee Before Cashier Adams could
answer. the rohhcr drew two revolvcrs
from his pockets and ordered both 10 hold
up their hands He then ordered Adams
10 give him Che money from the cash
drawer.
After handing the robber several pack
ages of bills, Adams said that was all he
had. but was forced TO open the sale and
take other money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
ALBERT v. JENKINS.

as soon as possible, probably by o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The money taken from Jenkins was In
silver dollars, half dollars and quarters.
used in the roulette bank conducted by
them in tho Magnolia Trading company's
saloon.
1t developed after the posse had started
in pursuit that the holdups had two
horses cached in a bunch OF cedars about
a mile from Sunnyside but instead of two
OF them or all making their getaway with
the horses they struck out on foot across
the country towards Woodsidc. The
horses were taken from the stable Of
Fred Patcrnostcr. a merchant below the
coal camp. The men had been around
the camp for about a week and had
acted suspiciousIy all the time of their
being there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
BOTH SIDES CONSIDER
OFFERS TO MAKE PEACE
Oetachments From United States Cruiser
Stop Army on Way to Hon.
duran Capital.

PUERTO CORTEZ, Honduras. Feb. o.
Both revolutionary and government offl-
Cials OF Honduras spent Saturday consid =
cring peace negotiations. Captain Davis
Of The United States cruiser Tacoma.
which returned here from celba. is using
his best efforts 10 bring about "A settle
mcnt,
control here where he seems very popu-
lar.
Bonilla's armY, whilc advancing on the
city. was stopped hg GctuChmvDts from
the Tacoma pcndlnG GcvclODmcnts In the
proposed armistlCc.
The government army is Cntreuched
opposite Pimcicnta. which is in the In
terror about forty-fivo miles from Puerto
Cortez and the next battle probably will
take place there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
YEOMAN'S ARREST CAUSES
BRIDE TO SWALLOW ACID

SAN DIEGO. CAL Feb. 5.-l.onrnlnS OF
the arrest OF her husband. Chief feoinan
a charge OF crnbcZZlcment Mrs. Edna
Jackson, "A bride IS years old, commit
tod suicide here yesterday by taxing
!BuTfat tic acid.
Imprisoned aboard the South Dakota ms
wife was not told OF the charges uhtii
yesterday.
Shortly arterward she was heard SOD
bling in her room and gave no answer
when called later In the day. The door
was broken open and she was found dead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
7~hiNE GUNS IN PLACE
y rfepares 10 Defend Juarez From
assault by Rebels.

. PAsQ, Feb. 6.-Two machine
0%.Gagnl % by Colonel Rabago, to.
i ,le sile small mountain howitzer.
] nj SSen 70 placed in position and
=, iSf The additional defense Of
dIor. scouting parties are making
4 T. exrrlrsions short distances
uiiS;s BSSsie1' but as it is known Oro2co
Esv 'eSs than four miles of the
/, arc operating with much eau.
IN i.ai Navarro in command of zoo
1bs ,.s. .sso.hts,lSImg !, of infantry and
~ !; ;slI Gal!cgo Friday for .JuarcZ
~ ~ = located l4l miles south OF
no IN !, The Mexico Central. The
6sss,,II y marching overland.
|f,ss. - :, ,oTozco failed to stop tho
|nrss,o" VI habago today though the
B C,s,, C 'eader compelled the troops
|2ap,ts erandes to leave their train
! no,n; .eh miles from JuareZ carly
a,,=d ,hg and throughout the day
ehsrr 'scIn sei by frequent attacks and
B i,u twa.. Vross train returned toniph,
"a ujcLas women and children ref
|Fe and o onp nup near the scene of tho
tsasS' vi SSuieials reported they coulC
|'sls ,ss. sIe battle-ground because the
Il Ag "''u 10 recognize the Rec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
EI[[S DITCH A TROOP TRAIN;
RATTLE WITH RABAG0 ENDS IN
/ HIS RETREAT TOWARD JUARE:z
.,,.omeot Officer, Although Surrounded, Holds
,,surrectos at Bay for Hours, and Then Oev-
edv Backs Out of Trap Where Enemy
ExpeCted to AnnihiIate Him.
'oTflISf TO RECOGNIZE RED CROSS FLAG
Sent From South, Hence 1t May Be
. lang Time Before Orozco and His Follow
iog Fulfill Their Threat to Bombard City;
Fugitives FIocking to the United States

the battle of Bauche seventeen miles
the rebel leader had ditched troop
night number of Americans and Mex
the train told to get out of
e voleys the heads of the people
shn away and to bring out the edera Then he retired
|b watch
DAYLIGHT federals placing their machine He
both Sides lasting several hours,
Rabap the able to retreat good
n g entered Juarez O'Clock last night
100 killed and wounded Their
Federals exactly this est
Neutral about 100 killed wounded
|nh side :. -..o-..s 49,. A.. x.so-
fusd The train returned with
wounded of injured when the train
dIhhed
n 600 attacked small force OF
miles east of Juarez sunday afternoon Ihen e
|xrned to Orozco.
that his attack Woud
|3E o. Tuesday -..
Rabago General Navarro will reach Juaez today with
'tzy renforcements -, .... 49,
U. telegraphed from FL Paso that the
overwhelming victory capturing all arms ana am
|cutsm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06

ID PAS0, Feb. 5.-At J1:15 O'Clock
ishi the exact results of today's de
|,pnenis in the situation about
Err are beclouded by numerous con
thg Fspssts- From the federal
gpoint the situation may be sum
.tllsd as follows:
Penel Rabago with 500 men
|fhtd into Juarez at 9:25 CLOCK to-
% npmolested by the insurrectos,
'nld the joyful hcclaims of citizens
iodiers.
HhRcs command repulsed the al,
'4 Of OrozcO's force at Bauche today
anly two dead and six wounded
ii,ing on the insurgents 4 loss Of lac
n and wounded.
'l;areetos reported badly scattered
fssdl! of today's clash.
'tsetel Navarro command is
'ting 10 the relief of JuareZ.
lea the lnsurrectos viewpoint the
ailou stands as follows:
enago s command reached Juarc2
y aItcE defeat AT Bauche, IN
,,sLhey have been reported to have
i@ men and equipment.
''p's rebel force of GOO men in a
WIN lVQ federals twenty. five
east Of Juarcz,
asl i expected to join Orozco some
'omenl for an assault on Juare7
% scheduled about daylight to
''s morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06
The TROOP TRAIN.
e." uens Ends in Rabaoo Es.
'Ap'na Into Juarez.

hsSI' NE Tex. Feb. 5.-At 9;15 o'clock
..he ius,ac c Regular passenger train
'ssaieml division Of the Mexico e
''tss Iu railway was ditchcd nv
~ len sn'qrEien,s mIien,s in a small @ cut al al
q lnsurr.ni,1cs p,i,cs south of Juarez.
j. .Sn'tyyeelos. yees. who were stationed
sisus bssnfds safds of the sccne bnnn c,"',ee n3e
"a whenu ,i the train had moi bnnn
e that Rha,gSnaled. causing them 10
,aln. An naba so's fedcrais We're % on N
Icaeo ooonIIained op,Ianed some eighteen en s.a@s ca -
lo tbe es'asred s,r his men 10 'i lire a yars yoI
i,;siS was asr ,dc,,.e TO- develop What q pari nnr
Isas ateSn Ss warned that man, Sng soldiers, Hnnr.
e bean Se g on the train. A'''er-
4: not bo, bo lump Off the trail, and
,'su dHIe,ng able to disilno,,s,, sim In,,
anolher h and who were ,urSn nnt nr
~ sSS sitn. Immediately rctirsd ,stfn; a16 40
sIhreh hIIhIr,nSomba;ants IIrn,o and ~; wo,noS ,nus
ume to get out OF tbe @",iacn ma y
SVu On Papp Ty,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06

Senator Rudolph KuchIer OF Weber
county viii Introduce in the legislature
today a comprehensive bin for tho pur-
pose OF abolishng child labor within the
state The bill has the Endorsement Of
practically all the women's clubs Of the
state. representatives. OF which will APP
pear before the state legislature and
urge its passage.
The bill specifies the occupations at
which children shall not be permitted To
work and makes provisions that the edu-
cation OF children shall bc intcrfcred with
as little as possible. Under the terms OF
the blu no child under the age of II
years is permitted To work at any occu-
patton whatever in the time that school
is in session. Children between the ages
of II years and l6 may secure certih-
schools permitting them To leave sChoo
I'm order to get employment II the cir
Cumstances warrant such action.
Drafted After Other Laws.
The measure Is drawn from similar
laws now in force in progressive states
I'm the east. II has been approved by the
members of womcn's clubs Of this and
other states and is along the lines rec
commended by the national leaders OF
women's clubs,
senator KuChler said that child labor
is not the crying evil In Utah that IL is
in other states. but that 1t Is well 10
put the state on record early Tor tile pro-
lection of children and for their cduca-
tlonal advancement. He said that the
passage of such law would speak much
for the progressive women Of the state
and for their work In urging beneficial
legislation The bill he said. II 1t he
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Aausd on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-06

.rs iudicious advertiser is
'.,dom if ever confronted
. rith failure.
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Continued on Page Three,
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29

 ATTENTION! !
Work Must Be Started This Morning If Phoenix Is to Secure the Visit of the Chicago White Sox Baseball Team.

The board of trade directors at their meeting yesterday afternoon took de cIsive action in clinching the matter of securing the presence of the White SoN baseball team in this city for a two months stay during winter train ing. Ed Smith leaves tonight for Chi cago where as minister plenipotentiary ard envoy extraordinary he Las been assigned the task of securing Manager Comisky's assent to the plan. To do that Smith will desire to make the def ilite offer of Phoenix. meeting the de- mands of the team which have already been printed and reprinted. It is eX- pected that before the train leaves to- night smith will have all the ammuni- ten he needs
 The board appointed d committee of twenty citizens. not all of them mem bers Of the board but representing every large interest that would be likely to corporate in making the un dertaking a success. recommending that this committee of twenty appoint an executive committee of seven or eight The general committee of twenty is called to assemble this morning at 10:3O in the board room and begin its work. The first thing will b" to adopt a plan for raising the ne Cessary $500 bonus and it Is hoped the day will bring forth the assurance that it can be easily accomplished.
 The twenty men appointed on the general committee are A. w. Ballard, Uf Neaill. Shirley Christy. l.. H. Civille. | E. Christy. Charles K. Pishon. Ed die Doyle. Chas. A. Stauffer, J. $ Griffin, C. J McElroy. C Christiansel. Frank P. Trott. H. J. McClung. J. T. Adams. Dave Goldberg. D. H. Burtis, Frank Stewart, A Williams
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water Service Dept. Daily report December 2N
 Elevation of water in reservoir. Elevation of water in reservoir.
 l year ago today. feet... CLIO Contents of reservoir. acre feet 443.S1l Contents of reservoir l year ago
 today. acre feet ............ 21,352 Gain preceding 24 hours. acre
 feet .-...................... 9S7 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M. l. ....................... 25.526 Normal flow of Salt river at
 the joint head. NJ l. ... 3.G5G Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. north side. M. L.. 610o Amount Of water used for ir-
 rigatiop, south side, M. L.. 12.400
 There is only d light head in the canals. per request and all water used is normal flow. the gates at Roose- welt being closed. Water is served as asked for.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
DEATH OF OTIS M. SMITH,

Word has been received of the death in Rifle. Colo, of Otis M. Smith, brother of C. l.. smith. who lives on rural route No near Phoenix De ceased was well known in Phoenix and attended the Lamson Business college at one time. He was born January IS. lSSS. He was seized with typhoid fever about three weeks ago and his mother Mrs. Ida NJ Smith. went from here to attend him being at his bedside during the last two weeks of his illness. Interment will be made in Rife.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
Of Local Interest
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers Of The RepubIi- can who fail to receive a copy of the mornings issue will con- fer a favor by calling Overland 422 or Consolidated Main 47. Before 8 a. m. a special mes senger equipped with motor cycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the co-opera. ton Of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for us to maintain perfect and satis- factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
WATER USERS AWARD CON-

TRACT.-Thc Salt River Water Users association yesterday awarded the contract for supplying the iron pipe to be used as railing on the Tempe bridge over the Grand canal. There were three bidders. Joseph Ryerson X Son of Chicago. F.. w. Thayer, and Geo. Hagerman of this city The work was secured by the Chicago firm
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
BEFORE SCIENCE cLuB.-Prof

F- W. Wilson. territorial animal hus- bandman. and superintendent in charge of the experimental station farm. returned from Tucson yester- day, where he delivered a lecture before the Science club 0f the Cniver- sity of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
GONE TO .cHIcAGO-NIr

Mrs. Fred F. Weber departed for Chi cago last night where they will spend the next week or two visiting and see ing the sights. While there Mir. Weber will attend the annual meeting of the National Cash Register company's agents. of which he is one.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
MAIL THIEVES EXAMINATIONS

The hearing of the two Indian boys who are held for robbing d govern ment mail box on the Mcdowell road Tuesday will be examined before Unit ed States Court Commissioner C. w. Johnstone Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
SPOKANE PEOPLE HERE.

party. consisting of Mir. and Mrs. C. II.
 Parliment. Mir. and Mrs. A. F.. Leigh ton. Perry Leighton and l.. F.. McFar- land. arrived from Spokane yesterday and will be guests at the Hotel Adams for d week or two.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
MISSOURI VISITOR. -

Vernez of Warrensburg. Mo. who has been visiting friends in Phoenix the last few days. departed for Wick enburg yesterday and after week s visit there will return to her home ir Missouri
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
PENNSYLvANIANS WILL oR-

1ANIZt.-Cards are being sent out inviting resident Pennsylvanians tu meet at the office of Dr. AnGeny. 2lI North Third avenue. on the evening Of Tuesday. January ., for the pur- pose Of organizing d Pennsylvania s,cictv.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
FL NAVARRO cIUs.-The Fl Ma

FL NAVARRO ClUB.-The Fl Ma varro club will meet tonight at Don ofrio's at 1:30 for a business session. and it iS hoped the members will all be present.
 PARISH REUNiON.-John E. Far ish of San Francisco, Captain Parish of St Louis. and Mir. and Mrs. T. F.. Parish of Los Angeles are enjoying q reunion at the Hotel Adams this week.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
WENT BOTH WAYS-Nr

Mrs. E. K. Barnes. who have been staying at the Hotel Adams recently. departed yesterday. Mir. Barnes to Chi cago on business and Mrs. Barnes to Los Angeles to await her husbands return.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29

DtIIIItIIC! m ITIII'I tItI'I v EVStVI : day. g degrees. Deficiency in temperature since first of month, IS degrees Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 94 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. .02 inches.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. 41 inches. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, G.26 inches
 C. :. WOOD,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
HILL OF THE u. S. R. S. HERE.

Supervising Engineer Hill of the United States reclamation service is in the city from Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
OLD FRIENDS MEET.-Frank Mol

gan arrived yesterday for day with Chief of Police Johnny Moore. whom he hasn't seen for eighteen years. Mir. Morgan is q stock man Of Yavapai and used to punch cattle with Johnny twenty years ago.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
euRMIsTER SENDS GREETINGS.

-R. F. Burmistcr Tor years cashler of the Phoenix National bank. sends greetings for the new year to Sec rctary Harry Welch and the board of trade directors and also to his many friends in the city, and Bob Burmistcr's friends are as numerous as his acuuaintanccS.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
HERE FOR A DAY.-J. C.

assistant United States attorney stopped in Phoenix for few hours stay last night while on his way iron Tucson. where he has been attending court, to his home in Prescott
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
MAJESTIC NOT THIRD AVENUE.

The Republican announced yester- day al report that Evangelist King who conducted d series of meetings
 here year or so ago. which stirred a large part of the community into factions for and against him. had again rented the Third Avenue thea ter for d similar purpose Louis Xiii
 loen, who has charge of the theater for it's owner J. J Hardwick. denies the report very emphatically He is of those who opposed the King doc trines. as also is the owner He says that sometime ago Phoenix man wrote to MT Hardwick in Los Angeles and tried to rent the theater for King. and MT Hardwick referred the matter to him, Killeen. indicating at the time that he did not favor such use of his building. where upon the Phoenix applicant was turned down. Since the above facts were learned of Mir. Killeen. an ad- herent of King has informed The Republican that it is the Majestic and not the Third Avenue thcatcr that has been rented.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
"DEWDRoPs OF LOVE-

"DEWOROPS OF E."-The patrons of the WiSwam theater were served last night with "Dewdrops of Love" and a similar delightful re- past awaits those who are in attend ance tonight "Dewdrops of Love-" is the name of a beautiful love song and the words and music of which were composed by Miss Flora Jacobs of this city. during an illness last spring that necessitated a prolonged stay in a hospital. The song is beau tfully sung by Miss Hall of the thea ter company. Those who are unable to attend the theatcr but still think they are entitled to their share of the "DcwdropS of Love" as they pass through this gloomy world. if pos sossed 0f any musical accomplish mcrts whatever may secure portion of whats coming to them by pur- chasing the music at Rcdewilrs
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
WILL LECTURE ON COMMON

WILL LECTURE ON COMMON OWNERSHIP. - Prudence Stokes Brown of San Francisco will speak at Lamson Hall. corner of Adams street and First avenue. this evening at 7:3O
 Her subject will be. Shall the Things We Use in Common Be Owned in CommOn?" Miss Brown is an eXcep-
 tionally able speaker and prominent in educational work in her home city
 After her address Friday evening, she
 will announce the plans of the Ma tional Lyceum Course being conducted
 by the national office of the socialist
 party under which a series of five
 lectures will be given in Phoenix in
 the early spring. being led off by the
 noted magazine writer Eugene Wood and followed by Professor x. A. Rich ardson of San Bernardino and others of equal prominence There will be no admission charge at the lecture to- night and all are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
MISS cAsHIoN REcovERING.-

J. \. Cashion returned yesterday from Los Angeles. where he was called by the illness of his daughter. whO is now much improved in health.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-29
NICHELS-7

els of this city was married on the 27th. in Peoria. Ill.,. to Miss Edith Tanton. Fuller details of the happy eNont will be printed later.