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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

q Il. AND MRS. o. Il. Pratt AN
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Grace Isabel 10 Frank
"A II. Plaisted. assistant 10 the
|c director OF tile Hartman lines.
York City The wedding will take
In Chicago Sunday. February g.
md Mrs. O K Pratt and daughter
Mr.. Plaistcd's mother leave for Chi
.rhursday morning.
B. Charles Edgar Cotton Who was
Jeannettr Luman was tho hostess
>rday afternoon al delightful
*fnding the winter About thirty
friends were asked 10 bridge tea.
net Mrs. Bernice G. Richardson. a
Of the holiday season. Seven
y OF bridge were played and later
Imber moro came in for lea when
|0Etess was assisted by Miss Marge
beci and Mrs. Richardson and also
|I1ss Phyllis Lumau and Miss
dnne King, The rooms were bright
yellow jonqnlls and ferns.
and Mrs. Stephen a. Bailey en-
ned q party of friends at the Salt
\ thcater the opening night Of
N, Where Do You Liver" a supper
entoyed ut the Hotel Utah. the
|5 being Mr. and Mrs. Frank j.
"a. Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Gillette
1Ifs. Atherton and A. NJ. Wrench.
npniber OF parties have been ar
"a for the first grand opera per-
|ance Salt Lake has had for some
-fhe engagement opening F'ridsv Y
ing al the Colonial. Mrs, Jacob
~ Will entertain a party of a dozen
1ore guests and Mr., and Mrs, ]. ].
fllan Mill entertain n. similar party
Il nthnr stalls. Mr.. and Mrs. N. II.
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Relief in Five Minutes Awaits
Every Man or Woman Who
Suffers From a Bad Stomach.

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if YOU will take
little Diapepsiu occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid. though
as harmless and pleasant as candy.
will digest and prepare for assimilation
into the blood all the food YOU can eat
Eat what your stomach Graves. with
cut the slightest fear OF indigestion or
that you will be bothered with sour ris-
irga, Belcbings. Gas on Stomach. Heart
burn. Headaches from stomach Nausea
BAD Breath. Water Brash or feeling
like YOU had swallowed = lump of lead, ,
or other disaGreeablc miscrics. Should
YOU be suffering now from any stom-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
"A LITTLE D|APEPS|N ENDS INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, GAS OR ANY STOMACH misery

ach disorders you can get relief within
five minutes.
If Won will get from your pharmacist
a 50-cent case of Pape's Diapensin. you
could always go TO the table with a
hearty appetite, and your meals would
taste good. because you would know
there would be no Indigestion or Sleep
less nights or Headaches or Stomach
misery all the next day; and, besides,
vou would not need la1atives or liver
pills 10 keep your stomach and bowels
clean and fresh.
Pape s Dlapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist. and contains more
than sufficient 10 thoroughly cure the
worst case OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
There is nothing better for Gas on the
Stomach or sour odors from the stom-
ach or TO cure Stomach Headache.
You couldu'1 keep . handler or more
useful articlc in the house.
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Want More Money.

Shccpincn from many nf tho districts OF
Utah jlaV" ntrihute1 To the fund being
collected TO fight for revision OF tho wool
tariff. but There are somc still To he
sDcrciary cf The Utah WoolgroNers
association. The outlook for wool grow
err H. bright on account of the excellent
range and tho Increasing demand for the
Utah wool, NV. stewart says that he
has received inquiries from eastern
manufactures regarding the shea ring sea
son here. as they intend To have repre-
sentatlycs here then 10 bid Oh Utah wool.
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Do You Open Your Mouth

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food
Of the
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Most intelligent and nsito &8###%9HMV
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and ndersoodf the
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mothers of
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and organic diseases Of the distinctly
~ b % o ieu authorts of all the several schools Of
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of
to Dr. XIV Inaids Hotel
eturnpo
o
substitute
and
c Snd 81 copy Of Dir
common sense Medical Adviser cobd
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members of the company have ever Of
fered
Mile Renee DyriS, the French soprano
at the Orpheum this week, Is scnrin &
in the favor OF many music-!ovorS num-
berod auloug the clientele OF the state
street temple of vaudeville. She is pos
sessrd Of a sweet voice which she knows
how To utilize. while her selections, all
in English, are happily chosen Annie
Laurie" especially receives a big haud
at every performance. Milo. Dyris had
p unique experience in America on
Thanksgiving day, when she sang 10
the assembled cUnvicts in joliet prison
by request
Seats went on sale with a rush at tho
box office of the Colonial Yesterday
morning for the local engagement Of
Henry W, SaYagc's production of Puc-
cini's grand opera, The Girl OF the
Golden West The cast for the open
Ing performa Friday night will be
Louise Villain, as Minnie; tmbcrto Sac
chctti. as johnson; Carl Gantvoort, as
Rance; Edmcrde DreuX. as Wowkle, and
G;iorGio Polacco, director.
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Chance for Spinsters.

By International News Service
C;REENSBUEr;. Kan, Jan. 30.-Eor the
benefit Of spinstcrs desiring 10 take ad
vantage of leap year. the kywa County
Signal has prepared a directory of eligible
bachelors in the county, setting forth the
qualifications of each. The list Is headed
by Charles a. TAYLOR. the champion
checker player and horseshoe pitcher Of
GrcensburG. other names on the list in
cludc cattemen, bankers and one news
,1.,fr- p1iIn
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tour or Greece. and a musical pro
gramme was carried out
Tho following report for the month OF
January was submitted to the st. Marks
Hospital Aid society by Miss Rose Korous,
visiting nurse: Number OF cases, %:
visits, Is remaining undcr care, 10; sup
piled with medicine, 8; surgical dressings,
/: milk supplied to babies. 81 quarts: ar
ticles loaned l.
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE TuEATE;E Alma,
Where DO You Liyc2" curls in.
So. Matinee today. 2;l5.
COLONIAL. THEATER- Mrs Leslie
Carter III Two Women Cnrtain.
a:h. Matinee today. 2.l|
The Gin OF ihe Golden West"
opera, Friday snd Saturday, Fcbru-
ary and 9
pftrltrr ~ THEATEE - Aoyanred
vIudnvilio. all week. Matinee Gai-
~. ~ @:l3. Evening, SIS
C;AEHlC< TITEATEE-Ga Play
c!S will present THE Crisis al
woce. NaiinccS Thursdav and sat
uidSy afternoons, al 2:lo. Even
Ing. SIS.
EMPRESS THEAIER Sullivan Con-
sid'nc vaId"riIlc. Matinee daily. at
EGO. TWO evening performances.
AZ go and A:lJ, Bnl changes We'd
!Icsday afternoon
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advertise he must qualify i'll
the respects referred to, and
then the mere fact that he
advertises stamps him as
o. X.
Publicity is what the peo-
pie want on the part of pro
fessional men Of ability and
character. ;.
ITO Be Continuei.)
Fortifv the system against disease oy
purifying and enrichirg the blood-ln
other words. take Hood s Sarsaparilla,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

in the body of The house.
Whist club yesterday al her home on
Second avenue preceding The usual
bridge game with a delightful luncheon
at ! o'clock for tho dozen members of
played and Mrs. O. *. Bemis won the
club prize and Mrs, II. II, Dorsey the
guest prize.
Mrs ! II. Sanborn and party ot
friends will occupy the stalls OH the east
side at the Salt Lake theater on Friday
evening, while Miss Ethel Nettleton viii
entertain party OF her pupils IN the
Elvyn,
An interesting wedding. or today VIII
he that OF Miss Kate Allen and b. c.
place this. evening at the California. home
OF the brides mother in Redlands; The
wedding viii be quiet one attended
by only the closest friends.
The members Of the Qungenta club
were entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. George II. Raybould at her home,
Mrs. c. II. Heritage winning the club
in two weeks with Mrs, S. 4. King at
her home on I street
Another California wedding which is Of
Orla WoolIey and James Wood. which
will take place in Chico, Cal. this oven
ing.
and George \, jenkins will take place
today in the Salt Lake temple.
Mrs. w. A. Welzcn will entertain next
Tuesday evening for Mir. and Mrs j. H..
DImmitL who leave shortly for Los An
(,,tsf IL
p, short. who viii leave soon for the
east
Mrs Matte Kcad Evans will entertain
nj an afternoon affair today AT her home
for Miss Myrtle Eivyn, the pianIste: who
is at tho Utah,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G, Mackenzie viii
entertain party OF their friends this
] Max KrumUoi Of Pueblo who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. c. G. seclyc.
Miss Edna Dwyer VIII entertain this
afternoon at n tea at the Dwycr home
| for Mrs. Louis W. Critchlow.
The senior branch Of tho Girls Friend
| ly society will give a dancing party to-
night In Whitney hall
The Crystal Card club VIII bc enter.
tainod this afternoon by Miss Kate Hal
| loran al tho home of her brother, ". j
| lIaloInn on Second South street
|
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Eraudcnburgcr for.
| mcrly of Provo. have taken Ia, IN tbs
I.akevicw apartments on North Mair
| street.
Mrs. W II, Wcyher and her mother
! Mrs. .. T.. Arnold, left Yesterday for Los
Angeles and southern California
Mrs. Arthur -, Smith and her smal
son Paul have returned from visit o
some time with relatives in Long Beach
T. 4 Cosgrrf Of Evanston. Wyo,. VIII,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. I'D
ward Fife, has returned 10 his home.
Mrs Julia r. Pratt VIII entertain th'
Cricket club al bridge luncheon tpmul'
row at her home in the Esther apart
mcnts.
Mrs T.. g. Van Law VIII entertain IN.
Cold and Wiiic club Al her home .
North Wcsl Temple street, OH Frida,
afternoon.
The Second Wo:.t card club will NEE
this afternoon with Mrs. y. j. Dale, 6
| Itoseis avenue
Tho Ladies Gcrmapia card club vii
entertain al a card party tonight a
Eagles hall.
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Mrs w. A WelZcll will entertain next
Tuesday evening for MIR. and Mrs j. H.
Dlmmitt, who leave shortly for Los An
scles, and for tho Rev and Mrs. Francis
Il. Short who viii leave soon for the
east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

The marriage of Miss Lillian Malquist
and George a jenkins will take place
today in the Salt Lake temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Mrs Matte Kcad Evans will entertain
al an afternoon affair today at her home
for Miss Myrtle E;ivyn, the pianlste who
is at tho Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Mackenzie viii
entertain a party of their friends this
evening at a musicale in honor OF Mrs.
Max krumroi Of Pueblo, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs c. G. Seclye
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

T. 4 Cossrim oC Evanston. Wyo,. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ed
ward Fife, has returned 10 his home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

ls Tue2l
Musicale the Mackenzie Home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Mrs Julia T.. Pratt Viii entertain Tia"
Cricket club al q bridge luncheon c.Jmu'-
roy, at her home in the Esther apart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

The senior branch OF tho Girls Friend
ly society will give dancing party TO-
night in Whitney hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Mrs H. g. Van Law VIII entertain the
Cold anh Wniic club AT her home. 81
North Wcsl Temple street, OH Frida $
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Mrs. Arthur -, Smith and her smai II
son Paul have returned from visit or
some time with rcla ativcs in Long Beach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Miss Edna Dwyer will entertain this
afternoon al n tea at the DWycr home
for Mrs. Louis W. CritcllloW.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

The Crystal Card club viii bc enter
tainod this afternoon by Miss Kate Hal
loran al tho home ui her brother, ". j
lIallornn, on Second South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Another California wedding which Is oi
interest tn Salt Lakers is that Of Miss
Will take place in Chico, Cal. this even
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

Mrs. W. II, Wcyhcr and her mother,
Mrs. o. +. Arnold, left Yesterday for Los
Angeles and southern California,
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Tho Second Wcat card club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. \. j. Dale, 6,
koseliS avenue.
Tho Ladies GcrmJDia card "luh viii
entertain at a card party tonight Al
EJ giles hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo BrandcnburgcT, for
mcrly Of Provo have taken Ia, IN tht
i.akevicw apartments on North Mai,
street.
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today is the beginning of their disas- trous end. President Taft's renomi- nation, always certain, is made posi- tive and inevitable by the develop ments of the first day of the conyen- tion."
 MT. Barnes had this to say:
 The result of the convention today is conclusive proof of two things. First, that this convention is in no sense a Roosevelt convention an |, secondly, that even the vote that was given for MT. McGovern does not re- present by large number of votes the Roosevelt strength in the conven- tion
 MT. Taft's strength in this con vention is not represented by the vote for Senator Root, because, in my judgement, Mir. Taft's vote will exceed that given Root. for temporary chair man. MT. Taft represents in this con vention the main issue of constitution al government, which Senator Root so ably expounded in his masterly address. No republican convention has ever been so near violating the spirit and meaning of republicanism as has this. bus fortunately, the dan ger is now passed, and as the next few days silecees 9gIe after the other, the emptiness of fRe third term can didacy will become clearly apparent.
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PARKER MAY
 BE CHAIRMAN
NEW YORK MAN SEEMS TO BE CHOICE OF DEMOCRATS FOR
 TEMPORARY LINEUP.
JAMES IS SECOND CHOICE
Democratic Candidates and Delegates Playing Waiting Game on Action at chicago--WiIson Gets
 South Dakota.

Baltimore, Md, June 1S--Democrats in their pre-conyention councils here today paused to watch affairs in the Republican national convention at Chicago, with the leaders of all the rival candidates for the presidential nomination in quiet conferences to prepare plans of capturing the unn- structed delegates. Alton B. Parker Of New York, was said tonight to be the likely choice for temporary chair man of the convention, with Senator elect Ollie James as the next strong est candidate.
 w F. McCombs of New York, cam paign leader for Governor le-gEsi!!s;ea, took change of Wilson headquarters today and announced that Senaspr Gore of Oklahoma and Representative ssitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania nsssa sss;as would second the nomination of the New Jersey governor.
 J Hamilton Lewis of Chicago came in this afternoon with plan to swing the vice presidency to an Illinois man. Senator Bankhead of Alabama, who is looking after the interests of Oscar Underwood, talked things over with the national committeeman.
 Friends of Governor Burke Of North Dakota say that if the convention is deadlocked the governor will be a sdark horse" candidate. but that if the nomination goes east or south. Governor Burke will be a candidate for the vice presidency
 A resolution drawn up by the state equal franchise league providing an equal suffrage plank for the Dem ocratic platform has been given to Senator Rayner of Maryland for pre- sentation to the resolutions commit tee.
 Manuel Queseda, resident commis. sioner of the Philippines at Washing ton, has come to Baltimore to urge the adoption of plank endorsing the Philippine independence bill now before congress.
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ARKANSAS COMMITTEE
 DECIDEDLY REGULAR
IN NAMING MEMBERS OF COM MiTTEES DELEGATION HENS
 CLOSE TO TAFT'S LINE

Chicago. June. 1S.-Some of the state delegations which had not already selected their members for the various convention committees did so at eau cuses held tonight. In the list are in- cluded:
 National Committee. Arkansas-Powell Clayton. Kentucky Mccullough.
 Credentials Committee. Arkansas s. Granger Kentusky-M. L. Calvin South Carolina-R. R. Toolbert.
 Permanent Organization. Arkansas-John T. Bush. Kentucky-Jamet Breathitt.
 Rules and Order cf Business. Arkansas-iH. L. Remmel. Kentucky-W ID. Cochran.
 Platform and Resolutions. Arkansas-H H. Myers. Kentucky-W. o. Bradley. To Notify Candidate for President of
 His Nomination. Arkansas-G. E. Spear. Kentucky-R c. Stoll To Notify Candidate for Vice Presi-
 dent of His Nomination. Arkansas-4H. C. Wade. Kentucky-L. W. Bethurum.
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WlIson HoIda conferenee.

Trenton, N. J., June 1S.--Six of the seven Democratic congressman from New Jersey conferred with Governor Wilson here todav They talked over the outlook of the coming Baltimore convention.
 The party was in session about an hour and when the meeting broke up Congressman Hughes aid the rela- tive strength of the various candi- dates for the Democratic presidential nomination were discussed. He and his colleagues felt confident Cover aoF Wilson vii! be nominated. MT. Hughes would not give the figures that were mentioned.
 It was the sentiment of the confer ence. said Congressman Hughes, that the Baltimore convention Aill be pro- gressive both as to it's platform and it's candidate.
 Governor Wilson had nothing tc say.
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Taft Lenders JoYful.

Chicago, June lS-'rhe Taft bureau countered on the Roosevelt mems statements that they would control the national republican convention with two statements, one from Direc- tor Mckinley and the other from William Barnes, Jr. McKinley's pronouncement follows;
 President Taft today demonstrated his absolute control of the national republican convention. His candidate for position for temporary chairman, Senator Root was elected by an ample majority, the vote disclosing the weak ness of the Roosevelt following.
 ssMAr Mir Roosevelt admitted his own lack of strength by declining to place before the convention candidate for temporary chairman. His managers attempted a coalition with the candi- date of Senator La Toilette, bu. the combination was repudiatel They at- tempted, however. to disguise their own weakness by this action and also to accomplish the overthrow of Sena- tor Root by a united opposition.
 MT. Roots splendid victory, despite these tactics positively assure the nomination of MT. Taft.
 The full strength of Mir. Roosevelt has been pit.ed and Mir Roosevelt lacks seventy or more votes of the necessary majority. Every effort will be made to debate and delay the con- sideration of all questions in the hope that opportunity will be given to make luther inroads into the column of Taft pledged and instructed delegates Their methods will prove futile in the future. as they have in the past |The defeat which they have sustained
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CUBA IS CONFIDENT.
Sees End of Rebellion in Reported
 Flight of Insurgents.

FHtJht Sf iHoAf 8~Hkos
 Havana. June 1S.--While the gov- ernment tonight does not diyulge any further news from Oriente, 1t con- tinues to insist that the insurgenr leader. Estonez, is fleeing before the Cuban troops with handful of fol- lowers Associated Press advices from Santiago, however. report the existence of two bodies of insurgents numbering upwards of 2,000 men, of which 1,500 are encamped near the Fl Cuero mines, with the apparent intention of attacking the garrison and marines there.
 That the report Of the death of Es- tonez is not true is hown by the re- eeipt of a letter from him by the American consul at Santiago. protest ing against what he terms "atrocities of government troops. and request ing an investigation of conditions hy representatives of the United States. All reports indicate that other parts of Cuba are quiescent President Gomez is confined to his apartments by an attack of fever, but his c0ndi- ton Is not considered serious.
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LaFoIIette peIeaate ouIts.

Chicago, June lS.-fIenry F. Coch- ems, the Wisconsin delegate who to day nominated McGovern. and there by clashed with Walter K. Houser and the LaFollette delegation from his state, resigned tonight as mem Der of the delegation He issued a sharp attack on LaFollette, in which he accused the Wisconsin senator of having pursued a selfish and per- versely narrow policy"
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Hurrlaa to Teddx,s Aid.

New York, June 1S.--Edward 5. Osborne, delegate to the Republican national convention. made a quick landing from the Kaiser Wilhelm II, and hurried to the Grand Central sta ton today. A special train was wait ing there to take him to Chicago.
 Mir. Osborne had been delayed by the strike of the steamer La France at Tfavre He said tonight he would do anything in his power to get to Chicago in time to help Roosevelt get the nomination.
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THREE DIE IN FIRE.
Lighted Match Causes Fire in Auto
 mobile Garage.

Ngayeross. Ga. June 18.-Three per sons were burned to death and two seriously injured iiIi fire fire which aes- troyed the English building here to- night.
 The dead:
 Mrs. D. M. English. Mrs. John Gam ble, Paul Gamble. aged three years.
 The fire originated in a garage on the ground floor of the bnilding when lighted match was dropped by a workman in gasoline which had been spilled on the floor. Flames quickly spread throughout the building. The total loss Is estimated at $S0,000.
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EVELYN TO TESTIFY.
The Eternal Thaw Case Still in The
 Courts

White Plains. N. Y. June 1S.--Harry K. Thaw was a witness for the state and against himself for thirty seconds this afternoon In proceedings which he has brought i'll the Supreme Court to have himself declared sane. He was called to the stand by William T. Jerome to Identify a letter he had written to Clifford Hartridge, his for mer counsel. and replied that he did.
 Was it intended for publication?
 Tt certainly was not
 Thaw then was excused, and the letter was not made public Previous to calling Thaw, Clarence J. Shearn, the prisoners counsel. had refused to concede that t t wsas ssas written in Thaw's Evelyn Nesbit Thaw probably will be placed on the stand tomorrow