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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Weddings and
ErgdgementS

The marriage of Miss Louise Spen
Ger, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. D. s
Spencer. and Maurice Tanner will take
place Wednesday morning in the Sal
Lake temple, and will be followed tha
evening by a reception at the Spencer
home, 155 Second avenue. The bride
will be attended by Miss Dorothy Spcn
Ger, Miss Venice Farnsworth and Mis-:
Elizabeth Wells. j. Moyle Gray Will
attend the bridegroom.
Mrs. Herman Furchgott, of Chicago
announces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Birdie, to Herbert Solinger, of
Salt Lake City. The wedding will take
place the latter part of December in
Chicago.
A most interesting marriage Of the
past week was that of Miss Katherine
Louise Eager and Dr.. Ralph a. Bow
die, which took place on Wednesday in
the First Presbyterian church. Cards
were issued during the week by Mr..
and Mrs. Nahum Eager announcing the
fact, and also that DR.. and Mrs Bowdle
would be at homo after December 1 at
674 Fifth avenue.
Another most interesting marriage
announced during the past week was
that OF Miss Clare Amelia Cross and
DR.. Frederick Andrews Kiehle. former
ly of this city, the wedding having tax
en- place in 0Ifordshire. England, early
In October. DIR. and Mrs. kiehle will
be at home after January at 26e
North Twenty.second street, in Port.
land, Or. DR.. Kiehle is q brother Of
Mrs. J. c. E. King.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Under
wood and John @. Tuddenham will
take place on Wednesday, October 90
A reception will be given in the even
ing at the home of the bride g mother,
Mrs. NJ P. Underwood, 633 Seventh
avenue to which no cards have been
issued. but all friends will be vel
coined.
Mrs. NJ. P. Madsen announces the
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urdav for ten days shooting tril
on the Bear river marshes.
Mrs L. E. Francisco and son, Fred
erick 3. Francisco, leave today for {
two months soiourn iu California
While in California they will visit il
Pasadena, Ocean Park and Los An
geles.
Dr. T.. D. Woodruff has returned
from the east, where he went to &C
company his son. Ned, who entered col
lege. Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Ritter Les
ley Woodruff), who went east at the
same time, also returned but went or
TO their home in Portland. They are
planning to move to Los Angeles, and
lyill make their home there after No.
! cember /.
Mrs. James II. Brown, with her
daughter and son, Miss Marjorie
Brown and Edward Terry Brown, have
returned from Europe. where they spent
| the summer. Miss Brown has been at
| Rosemary hall, Greenwich, Conn, for
the last two years. Mr.. Brown was
graduated from Yale university last
June, He expects to give his time to
the Brown, Terry & Woodruff company
in this city. Miss Brown will GO on
with her mother to Hollywood, Cal,
for the winter.
Mrs Robert H Barclay Of Seattle
is expected here early in November,
TO be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard A Keyes. Mrs. Barclay has Wis
tied at the Keyes home before and has
quite a circle of friends here and at
Fort Douglas.
Mrs. J. E. Bamberger and her daugh,
ter, Miss Dorothy Bamberger who have
formed a charming addition to Salt
Lake Is summer society, expect to leave
about the first of November for New
York, and will probably sail later to
spend the winter abroad!
Mrs. James Hogle expects to leave
early in November for the east to
spend six weeks or so in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Coates and the
Misses Edan and Sade Coates are at
homo at the Hollywood apartments for
the winter.
Miss Miriam Godbe has gone to Gin
cinnati to visit her sister, Mrs. z. E.
Werk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rosemblatt
are now settled in their new home at
6oa East Third South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Havercamp and
family have moved up from Provo, and
are at home at 1873 K street.
Miss Louise Holt Is back after a stay
of six months in Milwaukee, where
she visited her sister, Mrs. Herman
Uihlein.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Browning will
leave the latter part of the week for
Phoenix, Ariz., to make their home
there.
Mrs. J. T. Treasure is back from
southern California, and is at home
for the winter with Mrs. z. o. Leath-
erwood.
Mrs. j. D. Sullivan, who has been
spending the past week with friends in
Ogden, mas returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bauer have zone
east for a trip through the eastern and
Mrs Carl G. Brown of San Francisco
is here visiting the J. G. Sawyer fam.
lily on her way home after an eastern
visit.
Mr., and Mrs, J. A. Sanboru are here
visiting their former friends on their
way to their home in Seattle.
Mrs @, 0. Harris, formerly of this
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All druggists sell Poslam (pricc, 80
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engagement of her daughter, Ida, to
Ounce R. Schettler. the marriage to
take place about the middle of next
month.
The marriage Of Miss Rowon Haw.
kins and John Howick King will be
solemnized in the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday, October 90. Early in the
evening wedding supper will be given
for the immediate family of the bride
and groom at the beautiful country
home of the parents of the bride.
The marriage of Miss Miralda Allen
Of Alberta, Canada, and William Nc.
Kay of Ogden, took place last
Wednesday. and was followed by An
elaborate reception that evening at the
home OF the bridegroom IS brother, D,
Q, Mckay, In addition to that an in
formal bat very delightful reception
was given yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel Utah for the friends of the two
young people, who received from till
o clock.
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Miss Anna G. Pitt was hostess Satur
! DAY afternoon at linen shower given
rn nonor or Miss Eta E. Rich, whose
Four tables Of rs fiSe On huns9ed MGesmoer a. .
played. The guests were the MISSES
6ryy forrester, Marie sorenson, Wanda
craig, Mabyle PauIoo. Kate Pitt Car.
RE Chance, Helga Peterson nnie
Williams, Mrs. Fl. F, Patterson v%s. Ms
stella Angel Fletcher, Mrs, N. q, Har.
per, Mrs. Vosmeyer. Mrs, 7 CJande
anderson Mrs. c. J. Ridd and Mr.
Edward E. Rich. ' 9
Mrs, E. P Midglev gave 1uro,oo,
for the members Of her club q ON Io@Sneon Tbnea
dny-- Her home was tastefnIly luz
Tated with autumn leaves and fIoworS
ne table was especially attrart;ve
the centerpriece being a pumnl,,n yaso
containing ferns and the season "a fr,,;,S
grouped artistically around tbe hasa
me place cards were DECORATED VIII
autumn leaves Win
The Kindergarten girls of the mi.
annmel WI give the first of their two
october "a, following the footh,gi fgi
game. The affair is to be in tbe Dr, nai
tuTe or a halloween frolo and will h..
held on the campus. anu VIII oe
Miss Myrtle Green entertained ., ,
Saru party Saturday at her home on
North Temple street, ="
Miss Rhea Wallace entertained ah,,.
!Mehty guests at cards on Fridav cysu
Ipng at her home on Sixth North stront
r p a,zes were awarded to Miss T;i,;on
Wn, WWerTnnm, Paui Twelves and Miss Siarid
Mrs. J. c, Cowan entertained n ~,
oa e'ght at luncheon Tuesday a, aFtoI
noon IN honor of Mrs. Charles D,rrons ,T
1nd IN Mrs MRS I. J: Winter of Reybpr" iGns IJa
10, ,Srvsd The ne table decorations were 'aai Of
Fr Mrs, Dnvrens ms ond vi
Mrs Mrs Winter were also entertn;ncd ana h,.
VI VIZ and Mrs Cowan at n theatnr eu nor.y 10y
no ~, inc orpheum on Wednesday even.
nc ,nesmbers of the Alumnae ossoo;,
Ion ION or ST Mary s. academy will i"Ssba,u, bano
heir annual banquet at fhc WI. ac,J have
III saturday, November 8, This uensy oss; !
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]. Wallace home The music was fur
nished by the Troubedours, and buffet
supper was served in the dining room,
which was beautifully decorated in the
sorority colors, blue and white. The
patronesses OF the party we're DR.. and
Mrs. Kingsbury, Dr. and Mrs. Byrnes,
Mr. and Mrs. i. R. Martineau, Jr., and
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. B. Porter.
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Mrs. Henry Williams and Oscar Carl

Miss Vic Midgley delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the B. G. clul
Wednesday evening at her home il
Ihlrd avenue. Those present were tn,
| Misses Marie Dougall, Ida Giles. Bessi,
| Milles, Marie, James, Hazel Meredith
| Florence James, Miriam Jacobsen, L,or
9thy Dunbar, Rachel Peterson, Olive
snow, Mamie Danger6eld and Mis-.
Giles. Miss Agnes Midgley assisted hel
sister in serving. Next week the clnl
meets with Marie Dougal.
An interesting wedding of the pas,
week, which took place on Wednesday
evening at st, Mark IS cathedral. was
MI and Mrs. William Lloyd, to Ear
Vincent, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A
Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Slack an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh.
ter, Mary Louise, to John z. Francis.
the wedding to take place Novenl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Savage an.
nounee the engagement of their dauph.
ter. Dot, to Murray Wells Whitney. Che
wedding to take place in November.
Miss Lucille Offer. Youngest dannhtcr
Of Mrs. Charles Offer, and Newton
Learned were quietly married On Wed.
nesday., November 10. The young cou.
pie left Immediately for a honeymoon
trip to Glenwood Springs. Upon their
return about November / they will be
at home at 1s9 e street.
Miss Mirl Shelton and Miss Jose.
nhlne reynolds gave china shower
FRIDAY evening for Mrs Lizzie Sterling
at the bone of the former The rooms
were decorated with chrysanthemums
Miss Anna G. Pitt was the hostess
saturday. afternoon at linen shower
gwen IN honor of Miss Eta Rich Nn
yember bride. -Four tables of five hun
dred We're played, Those present he.
side the guest of honor were tbe Misses
Ivy FORESTER, Carrie Chance. Marie So.
rensen, Mabyle Pauloo. Helga Pedersen.
=, ANNE Williams, Wanda Craig and Mrs
n. Fletcher, Mrs. l.. NJ. Donelson. Mrs
-. a II. Uossmever, Mrs. Edear Rich, Mrs.
T. j. Fidd. Mrs, II. F. Patterson and
Mrs. J. Claude Anderson. The hosfnss
was assisted by her mother end sistere
Mrs N. ~ Hopper and Miss Kate PITT
Miss Mabyle Pauloo entertained AZ .
'ard party Tuesday evening in bonor
oI Cnauncey Bourne of Los Angeles.
who is guest of his mother.
The Daniel II. Wells family will bola |
heir annual reunion at the home of
Mss Lyde Wells on Monday evening
October 27. ''Ae'
Mrs. A. II Woodruff has issued ipvi.
atlons for mask Halloween partv-to
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The senior class Of the University of
Utah will give dancing party at
Odeon hall on Friday evening, October
-. The committee in charge of the af
talr Is composed of Miss Lila Eccles.
Milton Sevy and Lauren Gibbs The
Boulder football team are to be the
guests Of honor.
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be given for her young daughter, Emma
hose. The affair will take place on
Tuesday evening, October 2S, at their
home on South Fifth East street.
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Miscellaneous Euents

Mrs. Lars Christensen entertained a
party Of fourteen last Thursday at a
luncheon and Kensington, pink roses
being used for the decorations.
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Miss Gladys Rogers will entertain
,I 1ne members Of the Billiken club on
Tuesday evening. 'A
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Art ExhibIdo,
The Fairbanks Art !. hhj Il
daily, free to the Pupu's, Il
D. m, except Sunday oaa
hall, Al State street. w
October %. -
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city, is here visiting friends after a
stay of some time in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Groo arc here
from Montpelier. Idaho, visiting Dr..
and Mrs. f. S. Wright.
Walter Hinmau arrived from Seattle
who has been spending the past two
months here.
Miss Hannah LeCompte is down from
| Park City spending few days with the
Osborne family on East First South
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Simpson
have moved and are now settled in the
| Hugh Thomas home on East South Tenn
pie street.
Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian has re
turned after visit Of some time with
friends in Boston aud vicinity,
Mrs Theodore Gentsch of Spokane,
formerly Miss Lnvera Snow of this city,
is. here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Snow.
Mrs. Walter L. Mas has returned to
her home in Los Angeles after visit
of some time with the Noble Warrum
family here.
Robert L. Bellemere left during the
past week for Kansas City, Mo, for a
visit with his brother, Charles F.. Belle
mere.
Mrs. j. Pollard leaves today for Los
Angeles to visit her daughter, Mrs. S.
Moses.
Mrs, Axel Jorgensen and her little
daughter, Melba, returned to Salt Lake
Yesterday after having spent the last
five months in Europe.
Mrs, c. A, Peak and son, Richard, of
Federal Heights. have Just returned
from visit with relatives in Wiscon
SID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P Kimball and
two children leave the first Of the week
for a two years stay in Europe, where
Mr.. Kimball will study under the Euro.
pean masters Of the organ. They will
spend their first year at Berlin and the
will accompany the party and will meet
her brother. George Cannon, who has
been abroad for the past two years.
Miss Cannon and her brother will trav~
ell on the continent for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grey, who have
been in California for the past six
months, are now In Seattle, Wash, and !
from there will return home.
Mrs. ], H. Redd, wife of the repre-
sentative from San Juan county, is
now in Salt Lake with her two daugh-
ters, who are attending school. They |
are located at the Meredith apartments |
for The winter.
Miss Vera Fueger was in Ogden on
Wednesday last to attend an affair Civ
en- in honor of Miss Mildred Douglas, a
November bride. Miss Fueger leaves
at the week end to be a guest at other
entertainments being planned for Miss
Douglas.
Mrs. o. E. Adkins and daughter.
Merle, Of Beaver Falls arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday on a visit to Mrs. Ad.
kins's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Bowman.
Mrs. W, Shirley Of Reno, New, who
has been the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs: Henry l. Moore for the past three
weeks. leaves today for Boise. Idaho, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Wilson arrived
in the city yesterday after a trip to
New York and visit with their son
Russell. in Valparaiso, Ind. Mr.. Will
son, who is manager of the Interna-
tional Banking company, Of San Fran
cisco. left Yesterday afternoon for the
west. but Mrs. Wilson remains over for
a visit with her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs Joy, on Ninth East street.
Mrs. G. B, Collins and daughter, Jose.
ohine, leave Monday for Los Angeles
where they will spend the winter.
mRs m ~
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GERS of the Alumnae are;
Dunyon, president; MM
inson, vice president; VII
Ter, secretary and trss
James Ivers, Jr., assistan'
Those or the COMMITTEES
quet are Mrs. w. E. How
telle Kane and Miss ha'n
For the decorating, MM
Jr., Miss Florence SuIiiy4
Ethel Bixby. Press, ME-
son. Mrs. Arthur W. Rop,n'
Ethel Bixby, The muse
be an attractive featuis
quet, will be in charge o.
Nc Gurrin.
Mrs. C. J. Higson and
McCarty will entertain e.
Kensington Monday af;
O clock at the homo OF
8 Canning apartments.
The Women g DergoSIs'
give a card party on W.
ing, October 90, at Eaep
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The dancing classes Of
Karrich begin THIS ~
1921.
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For fashionable eYeniu5
Gardner g. Adams can ss
in the exactly proper ~,
TO wear. tN
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snecial sals

Special SAILS
OF handmade articles ~
goods Monday at tne M
change of the Y. W. y IAN
Bank building. 4.
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Mrs. C. A, Peak and son, Richard, of
Federal Heights, have just returned
from a visit with relatives in Wiscon-
sin
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Mrs. J. Pollard leaves today for Los
Angeles to visit her daughter, Mrs. S..
Moses.
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Mrs, Axel Jorgensen and her little
daughter, Melba, returned to Salt Lake
Yesterday after having spent the last
five months in Europe.
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urdav for a ten days shooting trip
on the Bear river marshes.
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An interesting wedding of the past
week, which took place on Wednesday
evening at st. Marks cathedral, was
that of Miss Irene Lloyd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William LLOYD, to Earl
Vincent
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Robert L. Bellemere left during the
past week for Kansas City. Mo-, for q
visit with his brother, Charles F. Belle
mere.
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Miss Hannah LeCompte is down from
Park City spending n few days with the
Osborne family on East First South
street.
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Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian has re-
turned after visit OF some time with
friends in Boston aud vicinity,
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Mrs. Walter l.. Mas has returned to
her home in Los Angeles after visit
of some time with the Noble Warrum
family here.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Grey, who have
been in California for the past six
months, are now In Seattle, Wash, and
from there will return home.
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Mrs. J, n. Redd, wife of the repre-.
sentative from San Juan county, is
now in Salt Lake with her two daugh-
ters, who are attending school, They
are located at the Meredith apartments
for the winter.
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Captain A. ". Sbipp of Fort Doug
las has been ordered away on special
detail which takes him TO Richmond,
Va, where he will be inspector-instruc,
tor for militia OF his native state. He
expects to leave in about a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Simpson
have moved and are now settled in the
Hugh Thomas home on East South TEN.
Pile street.
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Walter Hinmau arrived from Seattle
early in the week to join Mrs. Hinman,
who has been spending the past two
months here.
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Mrs. Theodore Gentsch Of Spokane,
formerly Miss Lnvera Snow of this city,
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Snow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian p. Strange
nave moved and are now settled In
the Cummings apartments, having
taken the Daggctt flat for the winter
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Mrs. George H. Blanchard, who has
been on the coast for some time has
returned and is again with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Blanchard,
DI. and Mrs. In Maver left SAT-.
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Miss Vera Fueger was in Ogden on
Wednesday last to attend an affair Civ
en- in honor of Miss Mildred Douglas, a
November bride. Miss Fueger leaves
at the week end to be a guest at other
entertainments being planned for Miss
Douglas.
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Mrs. o. E. Adkins and daughter
Merle, Of Beaver Falls. arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday on a visit TO Mrs. Ad
kins's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Bowman,
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city, is here visiting friends after q
stay of some time in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Groo arc here
from Montpelier, Idaho, visiting DR..
and Mrs. +. S. Wright.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08

de los cuarenta, es energico 10 sui
ciente para capturar cualQuier puesto
politico que desea, asi 10 dicen sus
amigos.
Naci6 Ell dia % de Octubre, 1874, en-
Texas Y recibi0 su educacion en- las
escuelas publicas Tom6 un curse Ell
un colegio de negocios y Iuego I'm cur
So en- ley en- la Universidad de Cum
terland en- Lebanon, Tennessee. Fu6
admitido la praetica de ley en- 1894
Y vino Nuevo Mexico en- 1895 reseh.
tandose en- el condado de Lincoln. Sir
VIC como secretario de la compania
del Rancho Angus " " hasta 1902
cuando Sc cambi0 para White Oaks
y entr0 en- compaiiia en- la practica de
ley con ell Juez John Y. Hewett. CON
tinuando en- esa compania desde en-
tonces. Fu6 micmbro de la camara
de representatives de NueVo Mexico en-
1907, Y delegado a la convention De
m6crata Nacional la cual Sc reuni6 en-
Denver en- 1903; presidente de la comi-
sion Democratic de estado durante la
Ultima campana presidential y ctlya
presidencia tiene hasta ahora todayia,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08
DOS AMANTES BRiNcAN DE UNA
ToRRE Y cAEN MuERTos EN-
- cllrtQ

Antwerp, B6lgica, Mayo 5.Un j0-
ven de is amos de edad y una mucha-
cha de 19 amos fueron los caracteres
principales en- una tragedia de amor
decrefada aqui. Agarrados los dos de
hrazo treparon la galeria del reloj
Ell la TORE de la Cathedral de Notre
Dame de una altura de 1So pies
brincaron para abajo, cayendo en- los
pies de las personals que pasaban por
ALI. s,ssA
Todos los huesos del cuerpo del mu
chacho su companera Sc quebraron.
Cuando Sc echaron vuelo varios
hcmbres v muieres Quienes vieron tan
horroso espectaculo cayeron desmaya-
dos.
A segun dice la policia. el brinco de
la torre de la iglesia fue de acuerdo
cen una promesa de suicidio doble
fraguada de ante mano.
Que el acto de los dos amantes fue
premeditado Sc muestra por el he
clio que ellos habian puesto cinco car
tas, una dirigida al comisario de la
policia y las otras a yarios parientes,
donde ellos pudieran ser yistos con
|facilidad de la torre.
Al entrar la galeria los dos Sc aga
|iraron de las manos, pensaron por un
momento y luego brincaron con Ell re-
sultado arriba dicho.
Ciertamente que esos dos amantes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-08
LA MUCHAcHA AGARRO A Su
AMANTE DEL PEscuEzO Y AM
Bos Sc AHoGARON.

Cumberland, Wis, Mayo 7.-John
Lair, de % amos de edad, y la Sta
hate Denhew. de 20 amos de edad, Sc
ahogaron en- ell Lago Montgomery hoy
cuando la lancha en- que iban Sc vol
te6,
Lair y la sta. Denhew habian pro
puesto su boda para la siguiente Sc
nana. Estaban cerca de la mediacior
del Lago cuando la lancha repent
Eamente Sc volte6,
Muchos presenciaron el accidente
pero no pudieron darles ayudx Lail
|pudo llegar a donde estaba la iancha
|roro Sc lie VIC nadar para ayudarle .
LA muchacha Ella 10 cogi6 del pes
|cuezo v ambos Sc hundIeron-
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