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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
NEW ASSOCIATION
OF SCOTTISH PEOPLE
Plans for Organization Are
Discussed at Meeting at
Eagles Hall.

With view of organizing a new
fraternel and benevolent association
among the Scotch people of Salt Lake
City. large number of former residents
OF Caledonia and descendants OF such
residents met in Eagles hall last night.
There was a great deal OF enthusiasm
displayed. James W. Wilson was made
temporary chairman and James Mcneil
Patten. temporary secretarys
1t was decided not 10 elect permanent
officers until the other details of the or
ganization we're perfected and commit
Tee was appointed to prepare bylaws
and constitution. which will be consid-
cred by the members OF the new society
at u meeting 10 he held next Tuesday
The place for holding this meeting has
not vet been chosen. but will be an
nounced later, The committee on or
ganization consists Of John Gilbert, John
G. Dunn. Thomas Leslie. James Moffat
and a. s. Thomson,
Anyone interested in tho new Scotch
organization, which, in addition TO its
rraternal and benevolent advantages.
will make a study Of live social and
political questions. should communicate
with the secretary, who has an office
in room 3l5 OF The Tribune building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
FERN PARK CASE
AMlCABLY SETTLED

The case or Fern Park against the
Fidelity A. Casualty company of New
York has been sct,lcd out OF court and
was dismissed In the federal court OF
this city yesterday.
The case was transferred from the
Third district court or salt Lake county
10 the Gnited states court September =
% this year. II was claim TO recover
Judgment for 5000. Harry s. Shelton
had. according 20 the complaint a paid >
40 llic insurance policy for thst amount
when he was killed near Oakland. Jan
uajy .. train struck an automobile
winch ia turn struck shelton. causing his
death. The principal defense was thar
the s'nt had not been brought within SIX
months of the time OF the mans death
The defendants also claim that the man
lnsurcs his life under the name of VIII
Ham X. Wagner while his nanc seems
TO hH Shelton, Fern Park. who was con
Quoting The suit. was tho fiancec OF Shell
lon. whose homo was I'm MnrInN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
ACCUSES HUSBAND
AFTER MANY YEARS

charging her husband with bein1
cTuel 10 her. threatening to take hor life
ana With falsely accusing her of Inn
Nelson began suit In the Third diS,rI:.,
Court Tor divorce from James H, Nelson
tuesday morning. after having been
married fcr twenty-scvcD years
~ various times recently Mrs Noi.,,,
alleges that Nelson has mlstrc.tod Lor
and some Of their children. Tbov bsvs
eight children. tho eldest OF whom is
S.aFs and the young"st years. accord
ing 10 the complaint.
Mrs. Nelson syors that her husband
mas caused her great mental suCforinp
ana distress by his cruelty and his al
legged false accusatlons Of jn6do1It,
against her. They were married Ocru
Der II, 1894
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
IRRIGATION COMPANY
TO BUILD PIPELINE

The South Willow Irrigsting company
or Grantsriile proposes to construct a
steel pipe line 10 convey the water OF
South Willow creek q distance OF about
eight miles, the line TO be large enough
10 carry all available water. A meet
Ing OF the company has been called for
December ;. Tho steel pipe will take
the place cf bitches. IL is stated that
Il ma iority of stockholders are in favor
OF tho plan. George Hammond Is prcsl-
dent and o. II. Barrus secretary OF the
company.
There will he fall OF about 500 feet
in the eight miles from the place OF tap
ping the creek to Grantsvlllc. II also
g. proposed 10 utilize the power in
operating an electric Ugh; plant The
electricity now conaumcd In Grantsvills
il generated in the Tooele plant. Be
sides Gran,sviic. the plant supplies
Tooele. Stocktou and ophir. and Is de-
cisreJ 10 he entirely inadequate 10 sIIp-
ply the needs OF the town.
The district 10 he supplied by the pipe
line comprises about go acres, which.
at the rate Of $3.50 per acre. brings the
value OF land involved UP 10 S1so. 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
A. {. Mill, Former Salt Laker,
Alleged Bad Check Man,
Caught in Canada.
PlNkERTONS TRAIL HIM
Bride of Young Man Under
Arrest Said TO Be Still
in Salt Lake.

| After chase which extended through
au of tho Pacific coast states and whicl.
| iasted for five months, A t., Mill aged
~ years. well-knovn electrician. for
! merry or Tbs city. whose wife is now
said to be in salt Lake. was arrested
Hoh"sy AZ Calgary. Alberta, Canada, or
IN. charge OF passing bogus checks IN
SALT Lake and Ogden fo the amount Of
SS", according TO advIces received last
tive bureau.
After passing tho alleged bogus checks
IN ttah on banks under the protection
NM Wont To Los Angeles. lie was
traced there ana Vas about to be ar
rested when he disappeared. Iia WAS 10
Gated n month later in San Francisco,
was again picked up at Portland. Or,
and he was traced 10 Seattle. From
there lie made a Jump into Canada and
AT the time of his arrest, at the instigs
ton of the Pinkcrton operatives, he was
employed by an electrical house at Cal
town, Sheriff Edward Harrison OF Weber
county, who holds warrant for Mu!'s
arrest, was notified and Mn was taken
INTO custody by the Calgary officials
Fapers for the cXtradition Of Mil are
now IN the course Of preparation and
the British ambassador at Washington
has taken the matter up.
II rs alleged that last july Mill de-
posted a check for $2Ss In an ogden
bank and a short tlmo thereafter began
drawing checks against his account. II
Is then alleged that lie came TO salt
Lake and deposited a check for SI25 10
which the name OF L. Z. dempsey Was
signed. IN u local bank.
II is alleged Mil drew checks on his !
account I'm the Ogden bank for seas, and !
IN his account In the Salt Lake bank !
or sl25. Both original checks proved |
10 be bogus. II is alleged. However !
VIII had left Salt Lake for parts un- |
lie a
NH made Salt Lake his home and he |
vas wcll-known here as an electrician. I
Ms specially being the charging of bat I
cries. For n few months previous 10
asst July he had been employed at Boise. /
da., by q contracting firm. He went (
rom Boise 10 Ogden. II is alleged Mil !
s wanted in Boise for passing bogus
hecks
The parents OF Mill formerly lived In
,alt Lake, and Mill married Miss Carrie
,annet, q Salt Lake gr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
UTAH WDOLCROWERS
To- MEET DEC. 8-a
Everything Is in Readiness for
Gathering at the Hotel
Utah.
BIC CROWD IS EXPECTED
Sheepmen Are Alive to Con-
dltionS and Are Displaying
Great Interest.
BIG CROWD IS EXPECTED

The Utah Woolgrowers association
VII hold lis convention December g and
! p In tue Hotel Utah, The choosing oi
the place FOR this meeting and the ar
rangements for this end OF II were LEFT
with G. IS. stewart. secretary OF the as
sociation. and he completed arrange
nents with the management Of the hot
yesterday,
I'VE expect To have Il record breaking
crowd at this convention, and Il will he
a crowd representing the shecpmcn from
an over Utah and a few from other
states said Mr.. Stewart Yesterday.
We have been working on the meeting
tor "a long time and think that we have
q good programme and Will have an ay-
dlencc that is alive to the facts Of the
situation
We have been holding meetings with
the shcepmen Throughout the state and
VIII continue these until the time of tho
convention. There wss ono of these
meetings held at Woods Cross last night
ana there were sheepmen there from
nearly every section OF the state. Sew
eral OF the leading sheepmen made short
talks and we feel that the meetings
arc doing much good toward getting them
interested IN the important questions that
now confront them.
In addition TO the programme that
was published I'm The Tribune a few ;ays
ago. Prot J. III. Paul OF the University
OF Utah, who has studied the grazing
situation from a scientific standpoint.
VIII speak on MS own ohSerpat lions OF
the forest reserves. He maintains that
sheep do not DESTROY the water supply
on the forest reserves. \, Il. sherman
distrlc, forest spervisor with haadGuar-
ters at Ogden, and Representative John
\. Henry OF Panuutch also will talk,
Mt. sherman probably will discuss the
grazing situation and Mr. Henry will
tell about the forest reserves OF SOUTH
ern Utah"
Other meetings Of the sheepmcn will
be held at Ogden next Friday night. at
Brigham City Saturday night, at Toocle
Monday night and at American, Fork
" Wednesday, forenoon
The programme for the forts eighth
annual convention OF the National Wool
growers association. which will be hold
at omaha December 1916. has been am
nounced and seems 10 cover the uucs-
tons that confront woogrowers in a
comprehensive manner. There will be
morning aud afternoon sessions on all
IF the three days that the convention is
% be held, and In the evenings dinners
lanccs and thaater parties will interest
he delegates,
Senator w T.. Rorah Of Idaho will
make one OF the principal addresses At
he convention. his subject being Con
ervs ton Persons who arc well known
lerc who will take part in the pro-
,rammc, are i. j. Hagenbarth OF Spen- |
er. IDA. g r.. Stewart OF this city. and |
ther Utah. Idaho and Colorado men,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
SITE FOR CAPITOL
IS YET IN DOUBT
Members Of Commission Busy
Investigating Deposits of
Stone in Utah.

Members Of the state capitol buiIdine
commission expect To make trip tc
Low Gap in the Wasatch mountains
next Friday 10 examine the granite de-
posts FOUND there. Before "a selection
3i stone Is made for the new capitol
ouldIng, The members OF the commission
expect 10 travel extensively about The
stale to sec all OF the various stone
deposits
The capitol commission win hold =
ncetlhg III the near future 10 decide
ppoh some important matters which are
no" pending. among which may be men
tIonep inc matter OF securing more
ground adjoining the present proposed
sitT OF the building. II that is possible
ne board has not vet taken action
on the ottors OF various real estate men
OF 'the city for sizes elsewhere Among
the sites offered which the hoard has
under advlsement,' are the east bench
site. inc site on Newhouse park ana also
ppe on Souih Main street taking i'm a
part OF the Salt Palace grounds and also
Il portion OF the Walker grounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
Question of Impounding Wa
ters of Logan River Put Up
10 State Officials.
LOGAN CITIZENS FEAR
Make Claim That Breaking of
Dam Would Endanger
Life in City.

For the purpose of investigating the
protests made by the residents or Logan
| City against The construction OF 4 dam
at tho mouth of tho Logan river for
power plant purposes, Governor William
Spry aud the members OF the board OF
trustees OF the State Agricultural col
lego VIII 60 To Logan carly next week.
The officials viii then expect 20 meet
With the protesting property owners In
Logan and see il settlement OF the
difficulties cannot be reached.
The construction work on the dam has
not begun. nor will It he until the
matter is finally settled. However. the
engineers are AT work on the proposed
site sinking to find bedrock. Orson
Smith, an old resident or Logan. called
on Governor Spry yesterday 10 talk the
matter over with him. Mr.. Smith said
that no actual construction work bad
bean commenced.
At recent meeting Of committee
representing the property owners. the
mcmbers OF The board OF trustees Of the
Agricultural college and Governor VIII
liam Spry. tho state engineer. together
with the engineer for the contractors
who have the contract 10 build the dam.
md also an engineer representing the
people of Logan. were appointed 10 inves-
-ieate the matter, No report has been
made thus far by this committee, but
[ Is expected that it will be when the |
natter comes up next week.
The people are protesting against the |
construction OF tho dam on the ground |
hat II would not be safe. About one
hlrd OF the populace OF Logan lives on
what is known as the Logan highland.
which is really the delta of the Logan
liver. II is pointed out that in the
vent of a break in the dam, the water
which IL held back by il would be or suf-
icient strength TO wash the town away.
The proposed dam Is projected To
quip a plant to supply power 10 the
.gricultural college and other state In
ttutions The people contend that the
anne power can be gained by extending
pipe line further down. but II is un-
erstood this In some wa% conflicts With
ne Telluride Power company. This will
@ gone into next week II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
NOMINATIONS MADE
BY MOOSE LODGE

AT a meeting Of Salt Lake City lodge
NO. 20. Loyal Order of Moose. last evon
ing the following nominations for the cn
siding year were mode
Dictator--Georce =. Whitaker II. n
Sargent and \. j. Weber
Vice pictator-W. @. Weaver and e c
Strobe'
Prela,c-E. NJ. Qualtrough.
Secreiary-M. NJ Beaver w H Swert
faGcr. 5. L. Welsh aud Frank Cnrlsten
sen.
Treasurer. II. Worsloy
Sergeant at tArms-U- A. Livesly and
+. :. Chl3s.
Inner suard-Joscph Cline and RaIpi
Darling.
Outer Guard-M. p. McMlllin
Trustccs-R. \. Ridd J. r. Raleigh y
L. Mnnsey. F.. NJ. Mccarthy. J. w sulll-
van. y, Macquarrie and George s Rad
don.
Phrslctans-C. J. AlbauGh. H. G. Jor~
Eensou c. F. Pinkerton J. L. C;icsy. n.
Y. Spauldine. o. II. Jeppson and Arah
The election viii be held at the ncSf
regular meeting, December =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
ATTORNEY TRYING TO
STRAIGHTEN TANGLE

The city attorneys office is endeavor-
Ing To s,raighten out what threatens to
be a legal tangle resulting from the con =
tention of the Denver & Rio GransIc Rail-
road company that tho city council failed
TO give the COMPANY proper notice OF its
action OF several months ago with ref
erence TO the placing Of viaducts over
streets in the western part OF the city
council next Monday night il having
been referred to the city attorney for a
report.
The council ordered the company 10
place yiaducts over Fifth South and Sew
enth south streets, after wrangllns over
inc matter for number OF weeks II is
alleged by the company however. that
the proper notice was not given Of tbe
councils action, with the result that there
Is some question as 10 whether or moi
me council IL In position TO compel the
company 10 comply With the tcrins-- OF
M me ordinance without a legal proceed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
MISS ALICE NEWELL,
DIES AT HOSPITAL

Miss Alice Newell, aged sS wears
daughter OF the late Rcbecca johnson
Newell ami William Newell chaplain ~
in,t,,,tI, ~ !. =, nospi.h,, aied at that
suit or pulmonary tuberculosis She had
been at tho hospital for about three
months.
Tho funeral. which viii he private will
he held from the home Of sister. Mrr
Emma kimball pavou court at 10
o'clock Thursday morning. The BODY will
b. taken To- ogden for burial
Miss Newell was born in salt r ,t.o
January q: 1915 '"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
ROBERT B. CAMERON
Is LAID AT REST

Funeral services for Robert r. Cam
eron' aged - years, pioneer insurance
NAN OF IN" west. were held nj p.2O
Q. clock Yesterday afternoon at the NOR
tusry chapel OF Eber w Hall In In,
presence or large congregation of
friends Of the dead man
The services were conducted hy In.
Rev J.. y. Simpkin. Ills address wa G
directed principally toward tho family
OF Mr.. cameron. He spoke of the dead
"a An honorable business men in lifn a
man or worth and integrity.
Ine nslbearcrs we're VI H. kricbcl.
r. y rinby. George NJ Pack, r. IT,
bell here were many beautiful floroI
offerings. Burial was IN Mount OIlvct
cemetery ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
BOX ELDER LANDS
OFFERED FOR SAL

w. -. CandlaBd. president OF the sta
board OF land commissioners. who 7
Gently conducted n sale Of state Ion
IN Grand county. returned 10 TN" ci
Tuesday morning. Mr. Candland sa
that oul or the in.0o6 acres OF land &
fered FOR sale. only 5000 Was taken u
and the remainder VIII be sold nj priva
sale At any time. The remaining 81
noo acres is largely grazing lands. n
land sold brough; from $50 10 $40 ;
acre.
Preparations are now being made Z
the sale of lands to bc held In fiOv ED
county December !. ~ this time 50
GOO acres OF choic" lands arc 10 be a
fcred for sale The sale viii be col
Quoted by W. n. Thain OF the Lad
boa I'd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
PINEAPPLES FROM
THE ISLE OF PINES

J. j. Morris, agent OF the Canada
Land G Trust company. received A ship
ment Of pineapples from the Isle o! Pines
yesterday. These arc to he placed on
for the purpose OF demonstrating The
size and quality OF the piueapples that
can be grown on the Isle OF Pines.
The average weight Of those receives
by Mr.. Morris yesterday is eight pounds
The largest ones run up 10 fourteen and
fifteen pounds and are twenty-one inches
i'll circumference and twelve inches Ia
height. The variety ts the smooth Cay
onnc. so called because Il has no spines
II grows SO large that q tirteen-pouud
fruit Is moi uncommon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
JOSEPH RAINBOW
DIES OF WOUNDS
Victim of Sunday Nights
Shooting Passes Away;
Mystery UnSolved.
INQUEST TO BE HELD
Former Wife Declines to Say
What Was Cause of
EStrangelnent.
INQUEST TO BE HELD

! Joseph Rainbow. an cmployec Of Tho
Denver G. Rio Grandc Railroad company
who was sho, under strange circu,n-
stances Sunday night, died al ST Mark .
hospital at o'clock yesterday after
noon az the result of the bullet wound
He died leaving the mystery surrounding
his shooting and his actions during the
last six years unsolvcd
Although Mrs Minnie Rainbow of
Provo. his divorced wife. talked at
MN for five minutes Monday night at
81. Marks hospital. there was no recon
rUiation, according to a statement By
Mrs. Rainbow last night
y post-mortem examination of the
body OF Rainbow viii be made this
morning at the s. n, Evans undertaking
establishment b. Or. y. n. Hanson, coun 5.
Is physician. :
VIII Hold Inquest.
Harry :. Harper, justice Of the peace
mat an inquest in The Rainbow murder
case would be held today for the purpose
OF clearing up as much OF the mystery
su,T0undl"G anSrnm es me e,s case as possible:
MISS Agnes Nielsen, a laundry worker,
living at 2@7 North West Temple street.
,M99 ten the story that they were heing
Ihird South street when Rainbow was
shot. because. they say he refused 10
obey the command Of the alleged robber
and throw UP bis hands will be exam
bc gone into.
The fourth man in the murder mystery
ne who. II Is claimed by the witnesses 10
the shooting. walked no the street a fc,r
feet back or Rainbow and was almost al
his side when The railroad man was shot,
llas not yet been located by the police
n number of suspects have been
amlncd. bu, all thus far have been lib
Grated. as nothing could he found con
neruns them with the murder The
talnoow Is extremely difficult, as Rain
bow and the two witnesses could give
'ut a meager description OF him.
Former Wife Reticent.
Concerning her interview with her for
ner husband Monday night Mrs. Rainbow
'aid last night tha, she learned nothing
N.,cn 'ons,,,, she n had not slre9dy read in the
salt Lake a 1885 o'clock Monday night
She was allowed a five minute visit |
,ith Rainbow shortly after midnight and |
lie returned to Provo yesterday morning !
N the o'clock train
According 10 Mrs. Rainbow state
nent her, former husband commenced 10
ut the attending nurse would not allow
geak 'N W." S'
However, Mrs. Rainbow said that he
Old her that while he was walking IN
'hird South street he was shot, by whom
9 did not know
Elf it is any fault OF bis own thu, be
as shot, said Mrs. Rainbow. II hone
nd pray that God will forgive him
now practically nothing about his life
! salt Lake. We have not lived to-
ether as husband and wife for two
ears. However. about once month ho
as come to Provo 10 see his children.
Mrs. Ralnbow would not say what was
1e nature OF the cstrangcmcnt bntweo,
erseif and her former husband
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
TRIAL OF DEWEY
AGAIN CONTINUED

Owing 10 the fact that Judge Loot
bourow required Yesterday afternoon "a
finish UP some cases in CoaiVille the
case ol the state against Elmer l..
Dewey WAS not begun yesterday after
at Ia o'clock. AZ that time the work
Of in1paneline a jury 10 hear the case
VIII be begun
first degree for the killing Of Police Ser
seant John Henry Jobnstone. whom he
shot in room at the Alber, hotel on
July last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
P. ]. Cannon at Rest.

Requiem high mass was celebrated in
the Catholic church al San Bsrusr srdi,,,
Cal. on the morning OF November ~ sor
the rcpose OF the soul Of Peter !. Can.
n"n. who died at his home there Novarr-
Der ~ Tho pastor. tho Rcv Father
John Brady. offrinted. Mr. Cannon WIS
member OF the Knights OF Columbus
talholic Order OF Foresters. Eiks, EapIe.
known In EIko. New, and in this cit~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
MICHIGAN ALUMNI
WILL MEET TODA

In connection with the State Teacher
association q request is made that t
alumni or tho University OF MlchiSs'
take luncheon today At the cafe Of "
Cullen hotel instead of going 10 dtffere'<
places about III" city.
The invitation is extended 10 all gfd9!--
a,es of the University OF Michigan: ~
Guiding those who live in salt -
and those who are I'm attendance o., Wy
teachers' convention from the oussios'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
POST CASE COMES UP
IN TACOMA SOON

The case Of Abraham Post. a Russian
Jew charged With a violation Of the
white slave laws. will come up in the
federal courts ar Tacoma next week. II
is charged that Post brought Lillian Hal
pren from Seattle 10 Salt Lake city last
February. He was arrested here and re-
turned 10 Washington. where he has been
held III jail. being unable 10 furnish the
required 10000 bail. Chief Of Police
Samuel s. Barlow and Detective Earl
Ripley have been summoned as witnesses
and Will leave for Tacoma either Satur-
day or Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
MRS. JOHN M. HAYES
Is CALLED BY DEATH

NrS. John N, HAYES. wife of the as
SiEtant Eccretary and cashier or ,bc J-,at
copper company. died last night Of can
Ger at the family residence, 9se F.ub
East -"
Mrs Hayes was g. y-ears RI occ ,.,
was natite of Salt Lake She v,,s ,Lr
daughter Of Thomas Fonton, Il pioneer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
THANKSGIVING Service.

Union Thanksgiving service will he
held by First and Second Churches of
Christ. Scientist. IN the First church
edince, 32s East Third South ytreet. AZ
Subject of lesson. "Thanksgjvinr." Al
er the lesson n few mlnutes VIII be de-
voted 20 giving OF testimonies by the
congregation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
To Give Musicale

Superintendent W. Il Drcdgs q, Tho
SUNDAY schools o. Mslad. Ida. has ar
rAneeo ior q nusicsie ncxi Friday even
this city. and Miss Ruth Thomsg AZ
companist. nfr- Kent NiH sing scvc,,I
numbers from the oTsforlos OF "F.lIiah.'
md Si- Paul. by Mendeissohn, sr,nar-
iutcndcnt Dredge explaining the nun,
bers. "''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
Salt Lakers in New York

SpeclaI % The Trlbune
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Martinique. 81.
y Romncy: Plaza. a c. Miller. VOL
colt. Mrs. J. II. Clark