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street. the Brooklyn shaft energies At
the plaza Of Manhattan Bridge. For q
mile beyond tina. point the Brooklyn
shaft In complete. and in a few weeks.
II Is announced, II will be possible to
voir IN the Catskills. under the Hudson
at Storm King. under the Harlem and
under the East River to the Brooklyn
end, distance Of about . hundred miles
Only about 1900 feet remain to be ex-
cavated. Tho lining Of the tunnel with
Portland cement will take about two
years. A pipe line 10 to be sunk In the
Narrows to convey water to the Bor-
ough Of Richmond. MIR. Smith said yes
terday that the work would be COM
pjleted within the eight years originally
allotted.
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SECTIONS
JOINED UNDER RIVER
VARY ONLY HALF INCH
Within a Few Weeks, Engineer
Says, Bore Extending 100
Miles Will Be Complete.

ny the connection Of ths two sections
Of the giant tunnel Of the Catskiii aaus-
duct seven hundred feet under the East
River, Manhattan and Brooklyn are now
Joined for water service. J. Waldo
Smith. chief engineer. announces that
the junction Of the ends was effected
with . variation Of less than half an
inch.
Considering the d,fnculs'es that have
been encountered IN working at 20 great
depths. this II regarded as an engineer
ing feat OF prime Importance. The tun-
mel 10 through solid rock and the borins
has been done with 20 much accuracy
that very little lining will be required.
The Manhattan shaft begins at Clinton
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THREE B|CPART|ES
IN CONVENTION At
ONCE IN JERSEY
Democrats, Republicans and
Progressives Act Under
the Ceran Law.
TRENTON, n. J., seps. se.-ror ire

TRENTON. n. ,. Sept. so.-For the
nrst time In the history Of New Jersey
probably for the FIRST time In any State
three State conventions. by a. many po-
liticL parties. are being held s'multans-
ousiy hero to-day. Under tho provisions
Of the Gcran law. enacted when Presi-
dent Wilson was Governor OF New Jer-
sey. the Republican. Democratic and
Progressive parties are assembled to
prepare their platforms. 20 reorganiae
their state committees and 20 otherwise
plan for the coming G1Sbsrnatorial cam
paign.
The Republicans are meeting a. the
Republican clubhouse, the Democrats
In Masonic Temple and tho Progressivos
at the Progressive headquarters.
Acting Gov Fielder and former Gov
Stokes. GubsrnatoriL candidates OF
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MRS. SWAN HURT RIDING.

RENO. New. Sept. 80 - Mrs Mabel
Miller Swan. wife OF kingsley swan. a
wealthy young clubman Of Brooklyn.
n. T.. was thrown from her Saddle here
yesterday while out riding with . party
Of other young members Of the divorce
colony.
Mrs. Swan 10 . daughter Of Aivah
Miller. q wall paper manufacturer Of
Brooklyn. She separated from her hus.
band some time ago and brought an
action for divorce in New York. but
there was criticism OF collision by su.
preme Court Justice Benedict and the
suit was dropped. Young Mrs. Swan,
with her baby and maid. arrived here
last July.
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hurry Gillespie al West Point.

WEST POINT. N. y. Sept. S.--The
body OF Major-Gen. George l.. Gillespie
was brought here from Washington. ID.
g., yesterday and buried In the post
cemetery at 9 o'clock last evening with
full military honors.
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the Democratic and Republican parties
are In direct command at their respect
i've conventions. although In keeping
with the spirit of the law, there has
been little advance platform or slate
making
THE PRooRessIves FOLLOW
ALONG SAME LINES.
Former Senator Everett Colby and his
fellow Progressives are conducting their
convention along the sams lines 40 the
older parties. although they insist they
have even less slate making than the
othern
Principal Interest attaches DO the work
OF the Democrats and the Republicans,
'nasmuch a. II 10 generally recognized
that the coming battle Ia between Stokes
and Fielder. Tho Progressives are not
yet ready TO admit that they haven't
. look IN" 90 far a. the coming slec-
ton 10 concerned.
Under the provisions Of the 0eran act
the Democratic State convention IA made
up OF the Governor. the Gubernatorial
candidate tMr. Fielder In both tn
stances). the newly elected members Of
the State Committee. Senate and As
Sembly nominees and tho hold-oyer
Seh,.tors. The Republican convention !s
the same makeup. with the exception
that the party has no Governor.
Tho Progressives have neither Gov
ernor nor hold-oyer Senators.
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NickY are back after a stay of several
months in Omaha with the o Farrell
family.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates. Miss Ro-
mania Hyde aud Miss Norma Scars
sailed on Wednesday, accompanied by
the father of Miss Gates for q stay OF
some time in Europe.
Mr.. and Mre. Adoph Baer have gone
to Long Beach for STAY OF few
weeks at the Hotel Virginia.
Mrs. Fred A. Hale, Jr., aud her small
daughter, who have beeu visiting the
Critchlow family for come time, expect
to leave soop for their home in Good
Springs New.
Mrs. Kenneth G. Kerr left last even
Ing for her home in Seattle after a visit
Of a few days with the Le Grand Young
family here.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles e. Carter arc
home from San Francisco, having Wis
tied there a few days on their return
from Los Angeles. whittier DR.. Carter
went to accompany Mr.. aud Mrs Schul-
der and their son, Dickson.
p. J. Moran, Jr.. and Curtin Moran
are at the Hotel Del Coronado at Coro-
nado Beach, where they are attracting
considerable attention with their swim
ming.
Mrs. Kenneth Mclean and Miss Nc
Lean of Miles City, Mont, are visiting
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for their new station at Madison, Wis,
where Lieutenant Wrightson goes to be
military Instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ottcnbeirer,
recently from Denver, are now at home
to their friends in the Bungalow apart
meDts.
Mrs. D. NJ. Guillotte and her small
son will leave shortly to join Mr.. Gull.
lotte in southern California.
II. ri. Hays stopped of. in the city
for few days on his way from San
Diego TO Chicago, where he will remain
for the rest Of the winter.
Mrs. B. T. Cannon and her small son
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Thursday afternoon with a tea later.
Miss Camon1ile entertained the men
Of the Jivingston-Rosell orchestra last
evening at her home.
T. G.. Meyer leaves Monday for q
short stav in New Orleans and expects
Go 90 from there into Florida
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,.soom we're Mrs. Edna l'apworth
\ the Misses Kate aud Ethel COZ
nj The club viii meet next month
N Miss Magdaien Johnson
A series OF afternoon card parI!cs
4 been planned TO be gwen 2S
[, Royal IIighlaudcrs in their hall In
Mackintosh building. corner Sec
4 South aud West Temple streets
e first party OF The series VIII De
ran "Wednesday al 2;30 o o'clock.
.sdanes Flora Apgar, Frances
haedlar and Mary l.. Hubbard are
, committee in charge, Both 500 and
Ugh five VIII he played.
Miss EstelIc Dolcs viii entertain
Ia a matinee party at the Colonial
xt THURSDAY with q tea later at the
tel Utah IN honor Of Mrs. Darrell
high, who. leavea soon to make her
ne in Idaho.
Ifr. ard Mrs. Joseph Eergstrom en-
aimed few Of their friends Thurs
: evening at cards, the guests being
Il members Of the Jolly 800 club.
les were won by Mrs. Fred Griffin,
!. I. Hardy, Mr.. Bergstrom and John
,hson. Later g supper WIS served.
HE students or the Latin depart
bt OF the Collegiate Institute under
Z direction OF Miss Martin gave a
hue entertainment TO their friends
IFriday afternoon. The trial oi
Cataliue conspirators AS described
Cicero was presented in The Latin
fue. witt, appropriate costumes,
towinp this We're representations or
Iancieni Roman manners ami Gus,
X, Concluding with banquet ut
ch Roman viauds were served IN
classic style.
llrs. Charles Lindloy was he hostess
4erday afternoon at matinee party
he Salt Lake theater, followed by
Sattractive tea at the Hotel Utah,
numbering eight. The dec
Tors were in pink carnations,
he A. =. club win he entertained at
Is Triday afternoon nj the home oil
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Mrs. Ice Charles Miller has gone to
Los Angeles and Riverside 10 speud
the next few weeks. During the same
time Miss Bonnie Miller will be in
Ulysses, Ida, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
j.. Edwards.
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Mrs. a. T.. White and Mrs. William
T. Smith and baby left for San An
touio. Texas, where they will spend the
winter.
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McDonald's S DontboiI Cocoa

in the city for short timc. The for
mcr Is Il sister Of 4. G.. Mackenzie
Captain 4. NJ. Sbipp Of Fort Doug
las bas returned FROM II leave of alb
seucc Of several months, which he spent
with friends in Virginia and South Car
DINA.
Mrs. Could Il. BlakeIy has returned
after q stay OF setcra months with
friends in the cast where she went 10
attend the golden Wedding ct bcr par-
cnts.
Mrs +. o. Mccklcuburg will enter
tain the mcusbers Of the Crystal Bridge
the usual clock luncheon, followed
by auction bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kusscj l.. Tracy arc
al the Hotel ST. Francis in San Fran
cisco for q few days on their way home.
Mrs. A. f. Tabor, Of Cridcr, No. had
been troubled with sick headache for
about five years, when she began TAX
ing Chamberlain s Tablets. She has
taken two bottles Of them and they have
cured her Sick headache is caused by
a disordered stomach for which these
tablets arc especially intended. Try
them. get well and stay well. Sold BY
Schramm J Johnson, Drugs, the never
substitutors - five (5) good stores.
advertisement
The Wants have been the means OF
rsslorirn many lost articles.
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The ladies of ST. Paul s guild gave
the annual birthday party Of the church
last evening at the rcctcry.
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DIR. and Mrs James b. McEluaBy viii
entertain few friends at a dinner to-
night al the Bransford
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ii. Walker left
Wednesday for Sar Francisco TO spend
some tImc, They wiIl 20 south from
there 10 remain for n while in Los An
gelcs and later NJ Riverside
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-26

Miss Katherine Garnett Of Sacra
mcnto IL an attractive youpg girl Wis
itor III the city. guest Mt the S. ID
Evans home on Third East, Miss Gar.
nett wae clas5mate of Miss Frances
Evans
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A surprise party was given Miss
Ethel Brown al tho home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Brown. l09
South Eighth East Friday evening. The
occasion was the thirteenth birthday of
| Miss Brown. Games were played and
music enjoyed. Those ia attendance
wero: the Misses Frances Ilurd, Lu-
ellie Oswald, Katy Ahlcck, Alice Nc
Donald. Margaret Grcthcr Ruth Ncslcn,
Bianch Farmer, Holly Baxter. L"ah
Trump, Minnie AtIiech. Isabel Proctor;
Masters Lynn Baxter, Frank jacobson.
Norman Martin, Lester Morrill,. DOGGY
Oswald. Donald Mcdonald Owen Iich-
moud, Wallace Dansic, Wilford Rlch-
mond, Derrah Stone.
Miss Rhca Swan entertained Thurs
day evening IN honor Of tho r. \. ;.
Club. Luncheon was served after
which the evening was spent in games
and music Those present were the
Misses Rhca Swan, Rachel Mcl\can'
Oma Nelson. I.ottie Dunlop, Ruih
Buchanan, Virginia Icpworth, Nora
Blamires, Alice Smith, Grace WilliaDl.
and Margaret Swan aud Messrs. Harold
| Needbam, Royal Mexican. larry Wi
Iiams, Frank IIazeu. Ear; -. Mark
Howard, Don Mcmillan. Ralnh Ball.
Francis Newman and ]. *. TiGbitts.
| An evening was pleasantly spent at
the residence of Miss Lucille Offer
A musical programme was rendered.
After games and dancing. refreshments
were served. Later Il club was formed
for mutual improvement.
! Mrs. d. J. Davis WAS hostess at a
delightful announcement dinner party
on Friday, al her new home Oh East
| Fourteenth South street, given in honor
OF her sister. Miss Nellie Barton, whose
marriage 10 Ezra Howell will take place
in carly February, The announcement
WAS made by q messenger bringing .
telegram for each guest, which told of
D. secret hidden in the favor. The
favor was n large mock orange, con
OF a proclamation folded IN the petals
OF n large yellow rose.
The center pIece I,as a beautiful
cupid doll holding = golden arrow
piercing two golden hearts.
The place cards were cntwined gold
hearts with cards decorated in hand
writing.
Covers were laid for the following, be-
sido the hostess and her guest Of honor
Mrs, Peter Barton, Mrs, Wm. Seeley
Mrs. Frank Soderberg, Mrs r. &
Wooley, Mrs. ParIev Davis. Mrs. D
Lang, Mrs. Richard Shipp, Mrs. A. u
Miller, Mrs. Albert Barton. Mrs. Oscal
Barton, Mrs. ". 3. Rawlius, Miss Clar,
Barton, Miss Della Burt, Miss Ey;
Barton, Mrs. Fred Dauncoy, Mrs. Ciaud
Cannon, Miss Belle Barton, Miss Al
, berta Barton. Miss Beatrice Barton
Miss Barbara Barton
| Members Of the e.. Fl. g. club wis
! To announce to their friends that the,
| will give another Of their series o
dances on Friday evening. February 81
in the Odcon dancing academy. 1t i
expected that this viii bo the mos
elaborate of any party yet given b.
this club.
Mr. and Mrs. IT, l.. White enter
tained at house warming Tuesda,
night Cards were enjoyed, prizes be
ING awarded 10 Mrs. Baron and Mrs
Aruowitz. After tho game nm oabo
rate supper was served to the eft.
friends present.
Mrs. NJ a. Sears entertained tn
Jolly Sixteen at an Orpheum part,
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Mrs. William NJ O 'Brien and her
children left the first of the week for
Ocean Park, where they will occupy
the y Brleu cottage for tho noxt few
months: the four older children going to
school in Los Angeles.
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Miss Elizabeth Furry Of the Cole
giate Institute faculty, returned We'd
ncsdav from a month 5 visit in Illinois
and Missouri
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Mrs. Ulinc. wife % Mai Will:
Ulinc, and her Two younger daughters
Jane and Cynthia, arrived the carly
part of the week from Fort LeaYen
5;orth, and the family are now at bono
at No. Is.
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Richard Alcott Hayt, cousin Of Mrs
Richard Allen keyos, spent tho first
few days of the week here visiting Mr.
aud Mrs. Kcycs on his way to Che
northwest
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The 3. y. c. club was entertained on
Thursday afternoon last by Miss Alton
Robbins at her home on Eleventh East
street.
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The Gcrmapia clEb VIII give card
party next Wednesday afternoon IA
Eagles hall
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Kelly not only gained a beautiful
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Mrs. X. N. Christensen. go D street

Mrs. MURRAY Rock entertained few
tables at bridge yesterday at her home
in the Wood apartments, Mrs Walter
llandIu assisting her,
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niece Of Mrs. George Y. Wallace, who
had been visitor al the Wallace home
here,
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CONTINUED from Preceding Page.)

room we're Mrs. Edna fapworth
4 the Misses Kate aud Ether VoI'
!, Tho club viii meet next mon'n
n Miss Magdaien Johnson
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Mr.. and Mrs Richard Allen Keye
are planning to leave the first of ILL
month for visit with friends IN Lo
Angeles and later in San Francisco.
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'Po pJallplHE 10 lcdNe tbe 1lrSt of the
month for Il visit with friends in Los
Angeles and later IN San Francisco,
Mrs. W, II. Dickson will leave the
early part of the week for Los An.
geles TO join Mrs. Russell Schulder and
her small son. Dickson. who is RAPIDLY
Honvaleseing from his recent serious
illness. They will 20 TO La Jolla TO
remain for some. time,
Mrs. George Schramm and her
daughter left during the week for Phil.
adclphla on account Of the illness OF
Roland Schramm. who was operated
upon Wednesday for appendicitis.
Mrs. Harry r. Harvey Of Chicago is
hero visiting her sister. Mrs. Bertha
samson Harvey, and her daughter, Mrs.
J. n. Grut.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. #. Treasure. who
have been snending some time in New
York, are expected back shortly.
Mrs. w. r Jensen has gone to Los
Angeles. where she will be the guest
or her. sister, Mrs. bennington. for
some time
Mr., and Mrs Harold l.. slegel arc
pack from stay of several weeks in
Chicago.
Mrs. !. NJ Blakcly is here from Ne
Vada visiting Mrs. Sam Williamson
and family for a time. Mrs. BlalSelv
was Miss Bessie Williamson.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Phflip G.
Wrightson left the first OF the week
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The Wants have been the means oil
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NickY are back after stay Of several
months in Omaha with the q Farrell
family
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-26

Timothy Kinney and his daughter
Mrs. j. A. Daugherty. left during the
after Il stay of several weeks here with
The c. ~. Whitley family.
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Colonel Willis May formerly with
the Fifteenth here has been trnnsferret
from the Twouty-eighth TO the Eight
and he and Mrs. May are now stationed
at Monterey.
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Personals

Mr aud Mrs. Dwight Il. Hartman
(Amy Osborncl who have been MAX
iug their bomc in Dallas, Texas, arc
planning TO 90 to Philadelphia to re-
side. They will he with Mr. Hartman >
parents in Wilkes Barre and later VIII
visit Lieutenant and Mrs Jerome Scars
at Fort Ethan Allen, VT, before
settling in their new home.
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in the city for a short toc. The Tor.
mcr Is Il sister Of 4. G.. Mackenzie.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. Myers and their son
Edgar have moved from the Hotel
Moxum to 50A South Main street,
where they are at home to their friends.
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MIR. and Mrs. Kussci l.. Tracy arc
al the Hotel ST. Francis IN San Fran
cisco for few days on their WAY home.