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Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
DOMESTIC SCIENTISTS
WILL PRESIDE AT SHOW
Grom a staff Correspondents

From Stalt Correspondent) .
LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. 2-(SpecisI.)- y
The various methods of cooking apples
will be explained in detail at the apple
and corn show at the Auditorium Janu-
AIRY 10 to %. Miss Loomis of the domestic
science department of the University OF
Nebraska, assisted by her pupils will give
demonstrations.
According to domestic scientists there
are ld ways with hundred added, 10
cook apples. Many OF these methods will
be demonstrated. Recently the govern
ment published bulletin describing the
various uses Of corn as a food. The latest
authentic information on these subjects
will be given free OF charge TO visitors to
the midwinter show.
The exhibit OF home-cured meats will
be unique feature. The economical
cutting and cooking of the meat products
will also be explained in free lectures
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
KENSET TEACHER Is
BRUTALLY ASSAULTED

MASON CITY, Ia. Oct. 2s-(speeial
Telegram)-Excitement prevails at Ken
sett over the assault on Miss Viva
Amundson. teacher in grammar grade
here, who was attacked by an unknown
person last Tuesday evening at the rear
OF her boarding house and brutalIy
beaten, Metal hairpins were driven
through her skull and her face and
shoulders battered. Officers have been.
keeping the attack secret hoping to land
the assailant- Miss Amundson is IN a
serious condition, but may recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births--J. r. and Marie Gallagher. ls11
Grace, boy; Frank and Kate Hall. sos
Cunning. boy; q. A. and Alice Johnson,
Johnson, s4H Boyd, girl; G. A. and
Dorothy johnson. ASIA Saratoga, girl; ].
n. and Ethel g. Mines. 1903 South Thirty
second. boy: w. and NJ. Van Orman, All
Deaths-Flizabsth n Bailey, Sc years,
ss17 Myrtle; Magnus Holngren, 20 yeark,
77n South Eighteenth: Harry Kirtley Is
years; ISIS Lake; Michael Klie, % years
hospital; Will sieffe. % years. S722
Charlen
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
GNIEEEQIRIHINEaQIS

Dealers IN Omaha are:
leo A. Hoffman, 2tth and Dodge.
E L. Dodder, ed and Cunning.
". p. Swanson. nth and Cunning. -
q. II. Brewer. 500 North 2ith St, South
Omaha.
You can order sARCoPHAGI from the
following CfMETERIE8:
Forest Lawn. Phone Florence 1sA
Prospect Hill. Phone Webster 2i04.
West Lawn. Phone Douglas SO.
Mount Hope. Phone Benson tA-W:
uraceland Park. Phone Douglas 1854.
Holy SepuIcher. 80 Barker block.
or, order direct from the AMERICAN
FsARCOPHAGUS COMPANY, Douglas
ht1 OFFICE. aH First Nat. Bank Fidg
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES


CANNON-F,dward c.. Tuesday, October
"a al the home Of his mother MrA'
Eilen E cannon. zos Spencer.
FUNERAL Thursday az a. m: IIom
sacred Heart church. Please omit ho"-
ers
M'CORMICK--Catheri beloved wire OF
James October 2e. She II survlveoi pe-
sides her husband. by one oAushDsf'
Fun.r.i from residence. i15 Park ave-
nue. "wednesday morning ~ $50 a. W. 70
~ Peters church at , O. m. lntermens
Hoiy eepulchre cemetery. Pleass omit
flowers
stJTCIIFF-Frank. aged q years octo-
Funeral THURSDAY morning from resi- %
Aence OF James O'Leary. lsD Soutn En- FIJI
tsenth street, at $40 a. m. TO -. Petnck ;
church. . A. m. Interment 81 hary
cemetery.
ToozER--M Mira Lena, died Sunday after
noon, october 2s at .. IN.
Funeral services will be held at Crosby .
undertaking parlors Tuesday afternoon,
pstober 18th. al p. m. Interment Forest
lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
RettinEhouse Promoted.

MASON CITY, Ia, Oct. 8-(SpecisI
Telegram-)-H Rettinghouse. superln.
tepdent Of this division Of the Northwest-
erh. has been appointed chief engineer ~
the Omaha road. with his official resi-.
dence in ST Paul
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Iowa.
IOWA.
DAIRY FARM FOR SALE

COUNCIL BLUFFS.
les acres two miles north of Council
Bluffs on Lime Kiln road and miles
from Omaha postoffice; well set in blue
grass; five-room house, good barn. sheds,
hos house, chicken house, bricked-in
cave, gasoline engine, never-failing water
supply. engine house; well fenced; has
some fruit on IL. $50 per acre Must be
sold. Day a Hess Company. Sole Agents.
l25 Pearl St, Council Bluffs Ia Let them
show Il to YOU
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BUILDING PERMITS.

b. Elmer. sis south Forty-first. frame.
1850; y. l.. Mcleod. ti2S North Hgh.
teenth. frame. 1900; Adam Len, 4lso
Leayenworth. frame 1850: Hastings a
Heydsn, A@ Hickory, frame. q. 500; Berka
A. husit. i7o6 South Twelfth. frame. q. 800
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
LODGE NOTICE.

ATTENTION, NJ. w, A.
Members OF the Modern Woodmen OF
America are invited 70 attend the social
meeting OF Camp No. 100 "Wednesday
G. III T. RIEPEN. Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
Montana

FOR SALE-s40 acres fine land; hast
Improvements; central Michigan; stock
and cOps 80. Henry Edmister, Toledo. %
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Kansas.


let-AcRB improved alfalfa farm. ga
sore Neal A. Pickett. Arkansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29

MONTANA RANCH-FoF sale. nv
owner, q IsoO-acre irrigAted ranch th,v3;,
piles from Great Falls. In the Chestnut
Valley, four miles from Cascade; I0Oo
acres irrigated and into alfalfa, timothy
ana grain. In a well settled communitv
with graded roads, schools houses, rural
phones. etc. Irrigation system is owned
by company OF local farmers. VIII sell
part cash, balance easy terms. NJ
Breen; so Security Bank Bldg, Min
neapolis. MINI.
BUY irrigated land. Take no mora
chances on drouth. Five tons alfalfa.
fofty bushels wheat. eighty bushels oats
sure crops every year. S405O per acre
land and permanent water right $50
down. t2.50 for fourteen years Which is
less than rent Interest per cant
Write valier Farm Sales Company. Box
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PERSONAL.
REAL ESTATE.

Massase. ist q. :. s. i725 posge. Ms. steele
MAGNETIC Inst, 1929 vinton. D. SOS
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29

the o,Sse-Houss p.g; paper hsnElns =
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Gibson's Buffet

R. NJ r. Z: RY's'fSi Sh T;sssHrss 6sss IS ssFss or sss
wedelnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Doug Pts. Co.
GET q lucky WEDDING RING from
CROWN. 10 the GOLDEN STAIRS. 18th
and DouElaa.
D. s. Griffith. ~iS mfr. Il FrsnIsr Biz
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
OFFERED FOR RENT.


bl0s UNDERWOOD AVE, Dundee.
rooms, new; hot water heat; $50.
1915 HALL AVE. rooms completely
modern, $50 Hall. 42 Range Bldg. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29
rrELP wANrrr.--rra,AL,


GIRLS for office and sanitarium work
ser,nan doctors t9 broadway. Council
bluffs. Address J lsa. care Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29

FOUND--A lady's satin shoe in w. @.
W.. building. Ned Aitchison, 1923 w. .. w.
LOST--Male dog shaggy -haired Airdale,
answering to the name OF ''Huss; wore
collar. with 1913 tax tag No. 24s Reward.
II returned TO Pleasant Holyoke, 1868 Far
nam st. Phone Harvey 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-29

FOR sALE-4o acres finest Florida ever
glade land on HillsboTo canal for $50 cash
per acre. Address NJ. A X, 118 Felix
ST.. ST. Joseph. Mo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

loose. 5ay hair carne out by tbo cnzzahsesl
had safrxcd oSszcen two and slnpe Ycars
and tzsod overyNhins hasFxi of bot Doshasas
did any good znS1 read Sne of tho atysr-
tssgrnsn4a So~ OutaGasTs 6o.p and Oiuxus<1t-
I bs,cah1 n boa of CuaAcKn Otnt-nens and
Cut7cMa susp and siaAnapooed my hcnA and
rubbed gvry SPOT With CassrWs otnsnrrnt.
At the end Of three NeasB / vza eneareay
cured. Nov I have roro and pSorr hair
than 1 cvxr had In MY yfa- CutzczRA Soap
szpd Odutmcnt permanently rekhozod my
tsOubls." (slgnoG Mrs. ". & RhusdS.
May IL. 1912
Outic1uz Soap and Oinrnsont do 30 naiEh
for piu,p,nr. hAzckheoaia. rid, rough skfnA.
Itching. scaly sr,ips, daEairin- dry. thin and
farfing hair. cnAppcd hs=zds snd s'aapeaeS
nails. THAT IL Is almost Criminal NOS TO
mo thorn- Sold By druggists and dssaaas
thssxxhnut The vorid- LIBERAL samJsS Of
eacn mailed fsos. with 39-p- Shin Book Ad-
dT,Ss postcard Ckrtic1Ka- Dcp$- T. BOSTON.
RCTcrde--fsccd rnsn should ,rss Cuficura
Soap shaviag stick, o5c. Sample iree
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Deaths

January 81 Hazel Thompson. Grayn
hospital. aged Is years. suicide.
January 81, Barbara Lang Prescott
apartments. aged SO years. dia betcs.
January %. Kate Coleman, 50 East
Fourth South. aged % years. intestinal
tuberculosis,
January 81. Roger Power. Holy Cross
hospital. aged 30 years pulmonary tuber-
cuosis.
February l. Louie tpodsca. GI5 south
Fifth West, aged IL years. mi'ral insu;
ficiency.
January 81. owen Kindie, lis West
First South. aged 50 years. artcrio sclero-
sig.
January rs. James Eoyle. Ecarns- 81
AIMS orphanage, aged years, pucu-
monia.
January 81. Ralph Leroy Tcmplcman.
Twelfth East and Twelfth South, aged II
year tubcrcuIar msniDgjsits.
February !, Elizabeth Bone, "ll Nest
Fourth South, aged - years, ul)o-
cardjtis.
February . Helen Lo,iisc rcufoid. l.
Wellington court. aged months, broncho-
pneumonia
February l. Annie H. Moulton. 81.
South State. aged II years. aortic insui-
nciency.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
THOUSANDS KEEP
POS[AM HANDY
ALL THE TIME

A Jar OF Poslam ready a, hand Is GER
tain Insurance AGAINST skin affections.
serious or slight. which may annoy any
member or the family a; any time.
IN quickly disposlng OF pimpes ana
raAnes taking soreness out OF burns.
scalds, stlnGg, etc. curing itching feet.
scaiy scalp. etc, Poslam--noted for Its
remarkable work in the cure OF eczema.
has become a veritable household rem
cdY. IL is an active 8utlsepuc, sootheS.
coots and suhdues Inflammation.
lpSLAM SOAP. used daily for toilet
aud bath. will keep the skin in healthy
condition, and improve It's color and
texture. Il offers the healing uedica-
ton or Poslam in a form particularly
beneficial for tender skin.
All druggists sell Poslam Cprice so
cents and fosism Soap tprlcc. - cents)
For free samples. write TO the Emcr-
gency Laboratories. 81 West 18th street
New York City. advertisement !
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Real Estate Transfers

y. j. Hansen and wife To hsrl =
ZieEelnan and wife lot 8. Han
sens addition .-............,....S
John Il. Faulner ard wife 10 An
ME II. Snider. lots and s.
block 2. First Burlington addi-
y. VI Long and wife 20 y NJ
Long & Co. part Of lot 10. blocl,
/. ct al. Gordon South Lawn
addition -. ..,.......-..--....-
John V. Buckle ct al. to Lulu Il.
Meilstrop, part Of lot |, block
80. plat - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4. II. Snow Development company
70 Leslie /. Goddard, part OF lot
), block ll3. plat A...,...........
L. L. Goddard ct al, 20 Charies =
Bruff. part OF lot g. block il8.
plat y ,.,..,...-... ...-.........
Lawrence II. Olsen and vile TO
Bullion Beck Mercantile COM
pany. lot 10. block 6. tnion
Hcights...., ..-........t...-.
Eliza u. SALISBURY TO w r
sslis65ury; 5y; part OF lot 5. ''oeE
90, plat A ...s.'...-s ......'.
Edith X. w. Anderson 10 rsylcr
II. Woolley. part OF lot ., block
SS. plat b :.....,.,:,., :
Mary Rasmussen ct al. ~ Otto
Reich, part OF section 50. towr-
ship I south. range ! east $500. &
Claud Richards and wife 20 VIII
liam II Jones. lots 90 and IL
block .. Perkins Second addi-
John Dern and wife 10 Ross T.
HiClscoI. lots "a and 80. bloc;
=. Nye's addition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

nseE delegation Of the club
vc-en Of the city VIII 20 10
logan tomorrow for Federation
l az In connection with the
hmeH and Housekocpers
~ Because OF the fact that so
"a humber was required there will
y ''sei tain, but the regular train
4t Jos will take the PARTY. which
" pnd IN Ogden b. an additional
toa The train will 90 direct TO
ID fGl7 five hours will he spent
|. y most important thing being
-soss planned by the Logan club
! u ne Agricultural college. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

tasxabse SkchiDg and bsIrrfDs
under tho GhandrtIR and II i
atsumptnd 20 1znb Is OF my
head wossld hlecd and get
sore, Thcro were ssnaH ptru-
PICS uDdeT tho dandrUd that
ftchcsiEnd burned an6wpuld
baezd Wtsen | crmbod my
hatr. Tho dandrUf7 would
shox whm I combcd Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Marriage Licenses.

Ernss, Y. Graham and Susan l. SiuP-
son Salt Lake.
Thomas Bowen and Mae Boil. SAT-
Lake.
Bert h. Crockett ana Alta Hardy. salt
Lake.
Dennis + Terrell and Mona johnson.
Salt Lake,
Rupert c. Beg, and Joscphius ;.
HARDY. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
WASHINGTON ASKED TO LEAD.

Company after company, az it formed,
asked Colonel Washington to assume
command over It. not only In his own
county OF Fairfax but in counties also
at a distance-and he accepted the re-
sponsibility as often Il Was offered
TO him.
1T Is my full intention he said sim.
ply. ito devote my life and fortune to the
cause we are engaged In, II needful,"
and he had little doubt any longer what
was TO come.
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next meeting will be with Mrs. A6cr,
r. Barnes.
Early YESTERDAY afternoon Miss Agnes
swan and Mr. r. NJ. EaRlcy were married
9t the residence OF The brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Swan Of I{aysvtlle
Utah. Tho ceremony Was performed IN
the presence of tho immediate relatives
ST. Marks IN thedral. this city. The
bride Is momber or the UtaN bar The
bridegroom is claims attorney for the
Utah Light & Railway. the Oregon Short
member Of The Alta, Country aud " Ncher
clubs immediately after tho wedding
Mr and Mre. BnGley vent to ogden AND
there took the train eastward After a
honeymoon trip including New York,
Palm Beach and other eastern and
southern places they win reside In Salt
Lake CITY.
here spending some months with her
mother. Mrs. Thomas W. Jennings. left
yesterday With her children TO return 70
her home. in Boston. Miss Alice Wells
accompanied her. and viii spend a month
or SO visiting friends in Boston and In
New York
w / Hallorau and hts daughter Miss
Florence Hallor1u. left Yesterday for the
west They viii sail on Thursday on the
stes mship Cleveland for tour Of the
world and viii be away the better part
OF the year.
Professor Edgar Eag'iiss entertained a
party OF Young people last evening at a
supper following the theater, Mrs. A.
q. Andrews chareroninG the party.
Mrs. T. L. Carpenter. accompanied bv
Mrs r.. l. Carpenter Jr.. left Saturday
night for Portland whore the latter is TO
make her home, Mr.. Carpenter will go
on in a fe" day, to Join them.
Mrs. Don CsmomIIe (Beatricc stricbiey)
is here from California visiting her par
cnrs. MI. aud Mrs. ", ]. Strlckiey. Mr..
Camomlc viii be here shortly 10 join
her
Mrs. Julia Simpson has announces the
marriage OF her daughter Susan and
taken place yesterday
Mrs. A c. Sullivan and the Misses
Grace and Florence Sullivan will en-
tcrtain AZ a tea this afternoon 10 meet
Mrs John g Moran Of Providence II. l..
Who is . guest in the city. The tea Will
be at The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
sullivan, 10 l. street and will he from
3 TN In the afternoon.
Mrs Asihy r. C1eclcuad VIII entertain
the players In the bridge tournament this
afternoon at her home on First avenue.
Miss Lucille Frsnc5c will entertain a
few friends a csrds this afternoon at
her home In honor of Mrs. William T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

great housekeeping demonstration will
occupy the time OF the visitors. and
speeches on subjects allied 20 the house
keeping art Will be made
The Wom3n's Republican club hold n
social meeting yesterday afternoon al the
home Of Mrs. j. r.. Davis OH East Second
South street, when beautiful musical
programme was rendered by Mrs LUCY
lSrkman, and q gift was presented TO
Mrs. Howard a. King. who has served tie
club so well as president. Mrs. Jenta
Melton made tho Dresentaiio speech.
giving N1re King a handsomely engraved
silver tray. Later tea was served. the
hoetens being assisted by AIiss Lillian
Cutler and Mrs. Minnie Hamilton. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

James NJ. Tulner, 1858 south Seventh
East girl.
Lars Peter Nelson, 80 Wet Fourth
North, boy.
William Castleton. ST Marks hospital.
boy.
Ernes, l.. Rottman. go South Seventh
East, boy.
c.. L.. Deaubc. 10, East Clayboun
street, boy.
c. ]. Chamberlain. IS9 Fletcher court.
girl
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The wasatch Literary club will meet
today at the home OF Mrs. Vinegar, 9S9
East Eleventh South street Mrs. D. o..
Leatherwood will talk on The City Of
Pa ris'' and Mrs. c. A. Cook will review
current events.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Mrs William II. Cunningham and her
son will leave today for San Francisco
70 Join Mr.. Cunningham. who is in busl
ness there. Mrs. John Dern will ac-
company her daughter for visit os a
few weeks on the coast,
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LOOK FOR NO CONCESSIONS.

Mother the pleas OF their friends nor
the threats of their enemies rea ched the
ears OF the colonists promptly from over
sea that portentous spring; but they
wero not slow to perceive that they must
look for no concessions; and they did
not wait upon parliament in their prep
aration for doubtful future
Upon the very day the congress Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

politician 40 Eterply even yet as to throw
away his leisure upon anything logs
wholesome than the hale sport he loved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Mrs II. TI. Kurt has returned from
visit with Mr. and Mrs. p. il. Hop
kins ut their home. 3535 Charlotte street,
In Kansas City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

CAPITA in and Mrs. G. c. Smith OF Fort
Douglas Will entertain a company of
young people this evening at Z hoy and
girl" party at thcir quarters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

fsIrB-The ColorIsts Demands Received
With Cootsnpt-Mssssch Pro-
claimed In Rebellion and New England
Ports Declared Closed-Ws shlneton
Announces Hls intention to Devote
Himself TO tho Revolutionary Cause.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Mrs. Nephi ". Clayton and Mrs. w. s
to spend the next few weeks there.
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The Ladies Aid society OF the First
Presbyterian church Will hold the regu-
lar monthly meeting today In the church.
with luncheon at 1890.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Mrs. o. +. Hewett vii! oe at the Hote
Utah today. as she is TO leave tomorrow
for southern California 10 visit with he
sisters there.
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Mrs. oriu ". Bemls will entertain the
members OF the Fortnghtly club today
at the Commercial club at the usual
four tables OF bridge and tea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Miss Evelyn Moylc has gone 60 south
erp California TO Join her parents. VINO
are spending some time there They will
visit In San Francisco also before re-
turning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
DAIVDRUFF CANE
ALL OVER HEAD
Terrible itching and Burning.
Hair Came 0ut BY the Combfu!.
Used cuticura Soap and 0iatment.
Entirely Cured in Three Weeks,

ISsz N. Illinois S. IbctzusEuoAfs, Ind
" Spots of dsndxy6 nkout che eiSe of \ quar-
Ter caure all cvrx my head T6scrp Rna q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

The ladies' OF St Johns chapel will
give a card party tonight at the home
OF Mrs. Alfred Bowles. 1923 Ninth East
street,
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The members Of the Plate club will be
entertained by Mrs. A. &. Smith at her
homo on Eleventh East on Thursday OF
this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Colonel Frederick Perkins or the
Twentieth has gone to Los Angeles on IL
ten days leave OF absence for short
business trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
CHATHAM'S FERvID WARMING.
ADDING INSULT TO INJURY.

Instead or real concession there wac
fresh menace The ministry did Indeed
offer to exempt from taxation every
colony that would promise that by It's
own vote 1t would make proper contrI-
button TO the expenses OF public defense
and imperial administration-in tho hope
thereby to disengage the luke warm mid
del colonies from tho plot now tl1ckeninS
against the government
But Massa chusetts was at once pro-
claimed in rebellion, every port In New
England was declared closed against
trade, New England fishermen were de-
MED access TO tho Newfoundland fish
/, cries, and ten thousand fresh troops
were ordered to EoEton.
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VIRGINIA IN ARMS.

Virginia had been equally bold, and
almost equally prompt. far away as she
seemed from the Kings troops at Ros-
ton. BY the end OF January Charles Lee
could write from Williamsburg: The
whole country is full OF soldiers, ali fur
nished all In arms. Never was such
vigor and concord heard OF, not single
traitor, scarcely a silent disscntient.'
Every county is now 8rmlpg a COM
pany Of men for the avowed purpose OF
protecting their committees" Dunnore
had reported TO the ministry before the
year 1f1i Was out "and TO be employed
against government II occasion require.
AS 10 the power Of government which
your lordship directs should be eXerted
TO counteract tho dangerous measures
pursuing here. [ can assure your lordsbip
that II Is entirely disregarded. II not
wholly overturned. There is not jus
tice Of peace in Virginia that acts eN-
cept as q committeeman; the abolishlng
OF courts OF Justice was the first stop
taken. in which the men or fortune and
pre- emincncc Joined equally with the
lowest and IneaOeSt.'
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The Cieofan Will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Rodney r. Badger at her new
home. e63 East South Temple street. the
meeting having been changed from We'd
nesday to this time.
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committees" at Philadelphia adjourned.
a provincial congress-" in Masss chusetts.
formed OF its own authority In the stead
OF the house of delegates the governor
had but just now dissolved. had voted to
organize and equip the militia or the
colony and 10 collect stores and arrne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Mrs Edward Merrill LEFT SATURDAY
evening for a stay ot O few weeks in
California,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

ISiser. recently homo from nm eastern
trip.
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Copyright 1895, by Harper & Brothers.
All rights reservcdJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Garratt e, Wilkin are re-
ceivipg congra tulations over the arrival
of n little daughter. Mrs. Wilkin !s a,
the home OF her father. Matthew Cul-
len