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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-28

Some people I met coming down" Da-
vid answered Ewing's quizzical look. II
rendered them a small service. The re-
msinder is all his fooling
But If he was able 10 turn or Ewing
with this fair show Of Indifference. his
anxious colors instantly betrayed him 70
Patricia who slid from hammock under
the verauGa as they came up the garden
path an hour later She smiled as he
glanced quickly al the screen door in pass
ing. ana an alloy Of disdain mingled with
her merry teasing
No senior she is not there oh what
a frown. Is II SO bad as that Now.
II I had only known might have sent
for YOU" Observing 4 mocking pause,
she went On: Would YOU really like to
see her? Oh, look at the sun breaking
through the clouds For that you shall
Come here" Leading him to the edge of
the veranda, she pointed down. Now
look. Ola! Consuelo,"
How Goes 1t With Him."
As before noted the bank dropped
from the veranda hundred feet into the
river steering so precipitously that one
could easily have dropped a stone into a
canoe that had just cast of from the
landing. \ big dugout it was one Of the
slow fleet whose units crawl like alliga-
tors up the warm streams Of the tropics
TO disgorge knives mavhetes, gay cottons
and other contents OF their wide stomachs
al Indian villages and lone plantations
Along lis dal plank guuvaIes two IN
dian huatmau marched bearing hard ou
long MuJ poles prupellng lhe boat with
fNr ~uuru If their feeJ
"ra,, hraUEbt ap mv curu Ewing
saaa. Eat laHJd Hesra neither tHsg Nor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

eayity are liable 20 an inmiamma-
tory condition known as catarrh.
Therefore. ans Internal organ. any
Internal passage. or duct, or cavity.
b. subject 90 caiarrh The kidneys
are subject 10 catarrh the same as
ans other Internal organ
Tho catarrh may be- slight, caus-
ing only an insignificant change ~
the function of the kidneys The
catarrh may be severe. producing
condition resembling closely Brights
disease of the Kidneys In such ca-
SOS there is extreme weakness. may
bc bloatug of the stomach, bloat-
mg of the hands and feet, puifiness
Of the ewes Albumcn Co the urine.
Possibly blood and mucus.
MIs 70 r Russell, Box . North
Sutton. New Hampshire had been
troubled for sixteen years with Kid
Hes and bladder disease She said
she had taken all kinds OF modicien
without relief u finally applied TO
Dr. Hartman who diagnosed my
csse as oaurrh OF the urinary or
cams BE- advised me to take Pc
ruua Even after taking one bot
Co. folt better have now taken
Sis BOTTLES and am cured of my oid
trouble OF sixteen years standing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

a censorship for ,amuu, pros
.rcusss aas One of tbp suggestions
laIs by witness before fhc Put.
mayo Investigation committee This
oVe,er. would not br necessary 10
20 companies followed tho example
g Cd certain American mining con-
arn which .s nos seeking capital
q London
On bold H.. 3f Goo head OF This
lmrlHs prospectus is tho foIIou-
y Honr, Intending Investors are
irr.i 'Ha his sfo,f Us not as
Dol ss government bonds Tb,
SshHHes of th.s Investment can
blg Boz determined bs Goo e,8miua-
ou OF 90 competent engineer and
% advise 500 tn employ one before
Wrestling n our stock
The pro reD'Us aas circulated u
1e mining engineers club Rher, q
caused m.id sensation one
IInins man mouu,ully remarked
laf II this form OF commercial hou-
sty and Dind0r spreads the flour.
bins business of sailing mines and
ii'ng bogus mining stock would bee
ONE 'pst orc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

A. tbc end OF the pescut year. ao-
oorllnr 20 ncas received here from
Copenhagen. % nIl bo impossible
for either natives or tourists 10 OBJ
tain alcoholic liquors Boz Iceland Iu-
Der The anr-spir.t aa perm Ef.ou
was given 20 consume inc present
stock of luors in Iceland lnd IKE
urng 0u the per cap.ta r1nsump-
ton BE- 500 ail be- gone Dol fHo ond
of the year The government adop-
ted Pho drastic prohibition laws be-
cause If was felt mat thr excessive
bringing OF the lcelaud"rs 0aH un-
dermInInl the physical fitness of fhe
people
During Tho past fHrutt years 'he
rads and Industry OF Iceland haf
Increased enormously Tnrufg years
$50 there was not 70 dairy boz fho
country nov thirty biz dairIes are
sending thousands OF casks oi butter
10 9th and Ediuburg Sheep role.
lug BIS alTo becoming GOO important
business Fishing h0Neyer con.
tiuuos 20 boz the staple Industry oI
tho people Teouiy years ago o..
900 600 pounds OF dried cod was ca
ported from iceland annually nov
$4,000. 600 pounds are shipped each
year A fleet OF fweniy-our steam
travellers nov sail with their hauH
directly 20 Hull The country stil
needs immigrants. much Of n being
untouuautod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20
DIFFICULT TASK
FOR AMBASSADOR
ENGLISH POST HARD TO
FILL WITHOUT GREAT
EXPENSE

Au American diplomat who's bass
served Washington co. numerous cap.
itals declares that mo difficulty OF
mHrg fbe r0H of ambassador 20 the
Court ot ESQ., James calls 90 fle aftea-
tenu1H OF Congress condition that
h beeas ne nto.emhie Unlike
most of ~ people Rh0 arr a..tai.
las for 30 reform Df Goo service. thH
diplomat does Dot advance au ln-
,raase boo nIar i.s uJs mu .n-
crease a4u.d merely NV" chance
Cor men OF % saving nature ip make
fomaibIna puf of tho post &c. ad-
foratrs th, setting aside pf define
SUM fo boz used by ths ambassador
strictly for thr maintenance OF the
dignity of h.a mission ANS of This
mono. u1f spent for fhm purpose
would D, returned t1 the United
sfain treasury 49, tHa means O.
poor man could maintain lho same
SORT oI household. and entertain on
one some scale as iho other embas-
800. bore without .mp0."rishing him.
t.If
Tf. Americans Iu London do not
outsider that me incoming amb'ssa
dor should fe'i Obliged 90 entertain
uu the magnificent scale followed
%. tha Htr WmfcuN Reid but fhr
do isIet. CHAT thr dignity aud pres
Irr of 'hr United states Rill suffer
unless lhr embassy .s maintained
uu ftr missions of tho powers here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

urom ne cirsuar HrrHI
~ HORSEBACK along ile sIn.
uit OF the walls u the old
city ~ Nlnefeh thar has
W been my work today o. 3D. q
journey o. bu three hours rr
Of eight miller. set there are 10 many
things Of interest 10 see ~ many OLD
ruins 10 examine. that tmi GAY ls
scarcely long enough r. make iIe CON.
plete circuit AZ one should The Book
of Jonah calls Nineveh great CI'y 90
three days Journey Had Jonah r'oy
ped ~ admire the palaces nloug ta"
walls. or 10 study ths strange sights
which must have mel his eyes. he
might have fonnd The three days too
short. writes PROT r Banks from
Nosul, Arabin
In is day Nineveh aas the greatest
city In the world. and uoW its ruins
are AZ imposing a. tbe city Ras great
sixty i've years ago l.aysfd discovered
the palaces Of its kings aud carried
their treasures away 20 England
Since then visitors ~ me ruins have
been few. and only during the pres.
ent wave ~ reform Boz Turkey have
the Arabs begun 10 use the ruins as
a quarry. -
Iu- ruins Of Niueyab stand on The
.pfi shore Of The Tlgris obout Owe
hundred miles from irs mouth Di
icctly opposite the ruins Is Mosul tho
second largest clty Iu Mesopotam,a
Many Of itA seventy thousand people
are Chaldeans. nov Christians. the
defendants OF the people OF old
Nineveh
Now a large nov archod bridge.
aided By short bridge ~ boats con
meets Mosul with N'no.eh let as
stand az It's western end BeloW 70 a
kelek. or goatskln raft laden with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

DhrsnbrI raufhurt daurbfrr of
Mu rmmeIur plukHurst hif been
subjected goo much criticism 'ur what
bls been dubbed hor dmnriIuu OF
Urr mother eto ls uon serving B
s,lr u uouutu IaU Tor cOuspIr
a,. IB, VmanH Social aui Poll.
uaH Union iaH made various rs.
us.s .oI u.s rHakaunHa residence
100 Paris. Nhcr, ahp Is out OF reach
of Scotland Yards
The last reason advanced 10 that
DHrisiabol rankhurst has charge of
he aar chest which is Kept abroad
so that b cannot be- seized on the
order of the English courts 90 pay
.1r the property damage done hy
members of tho W g. T. O. The
treasurer which Is said 10 hc large
s kept across the channel aud when
over funds are needed Miss Plank
hurst responds hy sending tho cN-
act sum necessary Thin money is
put into circulation before there is
an, opportunity for the Law 10 lay
hands op 30
Miss fhrisidbel ias -bo'N 10 fafis
Iuco september OF last year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

~ The foundation wall varied but 10
places BE- eas Llly ton feet Above
fle foundations Zoe Ral's we're con
Hnued with large slndried bricks TO
great height
IuHf shat the ancient gates were
Ike. none 80 now say for the oxca.
aior has not yet uncovered them
Ouly 90 the gate Boz tho northern Wah
aaye the Arabs dug away the fallen
lirt revealing a great marble slab
engraved With the figure N winged
bull The gatoNays of Nireyeh. there
tore we're faced eith slaDs OF sculp
rlrod marble probably they were
arehcd above and gorgeousiy deco
rated When we leave the walls 20 80
aonn INTO me city 4r can hardly be
lieye that ao are on The site Of az
ancient AssyraU capital There are
hundred % acres of barley CROWNS
boz its season. hundreds OF cameA are
sr1nng o..r the waste places
The Nte o. NlnCsga be- almost per
forfy love. Hrre aud there are
saent elevations which might BE- taAeu
-or natural bills rev urca or pot
terry fragments appear on the surface
Hut adjoining tb. western wall arc
tvo huge mounds con,ealgs the pal
aces of tho greatest kings NJ Assyrla
srI. I,....r .u .t..If harm H.rHII d. I'D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20
CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS
a Settled Form of Catarrh That May txlst
Lone Time Before it is Discovered

parunH has been N"N''h" ~ "'''
I shall praise b always
uoV ans rational creature Is 80
.. ,o ,yplain such O cure as That
.,r.o, by giving great credit to Pc
.,ns as Am excellent medicine no"
f, IAN be explained in any other way
I cannot possibly understand. Pc
ryna !, a great medicine ana Is con
s,ant, making great cures lhose
80 mink otherwise would be east
M convinced Of their error by tax
Ing win people who have used u
i.t ms take one more From Or
,onyiue MINI. Mrs Gus H. carl
sor She has taken Peruna for ca
.rarrb of the kidneys and bladder.
She also is cured aud says ! am
yery thankful for Peruna ~
Ana So the list might be extend
ga indefinitely These testimonials
have come entirely unsought' uhso-
licited. and represent the actual eA-
perieuces of the every day men ana
women who are doing the work OF
the world
symptoms ~ Kidney catarrl'
The symptoms OF catarrh OF the
tidpeys are AS follows First, back
ache Second. dizziness Third oc
casionally nausea and vomiting
Fourth. pallor or puffiness OF the
face Faith. frequent disposition 10
ur.natc sixth. urine highly color
I'd Seventh. tenderness or pres
sur, ON each side OF the spine.
Mr. Robert u Norris. \. 1873"
Henry street North Berkeley Cali
fornia. whose portrait accompanies
this article. is also a friend OF Pc
ruua lle writes.
I'VE have never had any other
medicine in our home but Peruna
since $50 have been married.
"a suffered with kidney and blad-
der trouble. but two months treat
ment with Poruna made me a well
and strong man
NV wife felt weak and was easi-
Is tired and was also troubled with
various pains but since she took Pc
runa she is well and strong
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20
,MEl;iCAN SANITATION

Tho United State. If indeed
| lIlHt hoaror 600 dark places is iHr
l,ur1mum OF the Mexican Herald -
fbp etrrI'rut Rork done uy American
sanitation 1ul military authorities boo
Havana and other Cuban cities Boo
.hD Panama Canal Zone Including
tho cities of Colon aud Panama. and
Boo thr Philippine Islands This work
laF attracted world wide attention
aud most doscrtcdly 500 ~ is In
deed au amazing record OF some ten
sears of conquest of disease produc.
IuF dotrImcuts or which tho leading
newspaper Of the uoighbor republic
bases i's praise
The n1ht a1aiust diuipctiyoly
tropical disease has resulted Boz "a
great dlmiuutiou OF mortality. h has
boon demonstrated that unacclImatcd
whites can live healthier in hot couu
tries official information ls al last
atiainablo with respect 20 the results
/ ~ American sanitation In the Phil
ipp.ues when this nation took pos
session there nearly fifteen wears
trs ti------s-s@ffF-t rvt ,l1rrTY---
Manila not reservoir. pipe line or
artesian well for more than seven
million people ot the archipelago o.
is true Manila had water system.
out The water was impure aud dis
ease breeding That cIy had popu-
lstiou of over 200 600. bat vas With
out sewer system Food sold In
! the markets was not inspected aud
bad meat was freely sold naturally.
! dNs'utDrF Was common among the
people 40 high tide half tho citg
Vas inundated aud boo extensive scr.
! lions houses we're so crowded tu.
scthcr there vac uo room Tor proper
/ streets
lu Manila $e.0UO.pOo has been
spent 20 obtain good water supply
from au uniuhahiiod watershed. with
the result that the number of deaths
from intestinal diseases has been ro.
duced by some 500 aunuallr \ mod
lorn sewer system has been construct
"d az cost of another s. uou 900
canals have been cipauscd polluted
wells have been closed prisons have
been made sanitary tho plague has
been completely oVtirpatcd and thoro
ha. been uu cholera for one year
similar good work has been don
| ihruugbout tbr islands. where form-
Icrly 10000 died annually from small
lpoN and az least 10000 from tubrr-
lcu.osis This frightW mortality haas
been LARGELY cut down % is stated
That 10000 deaths yearly have been
prevented hy vaccination m Manila
where Tor centuries there has been
o geo death annually from smallpox
there have been none lately of local
origin
Surely this .s foldeu record
concludes the ueralds review of
Americas achievements Boz modern
SANITARY construction Boo The eastern
Islands % ls Co be noted that dur.
lng The pact four wears sanitary c,.
ports have gone OBJ tho Philippines
from Japan China. Hong Kong. lndo.
china the Straits settlements. Java
India Australia Ccylou siam and
other countries fo stud, the Amer
. cam methods of combating tropica
diseases The Chinese republic ha.
. Invited sanitary expert from cha
Philippine 20 go Co Pekin. 90 be con.
] suited regarding reforms 60 De- intro.
! dur"i BOO cities o. China Waco
, News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

ir..l1' auI Ul, eugefs ready Goo
Pom GAYS 'rp down the river to Bag
iat 'n.,. 'la bridge ou the rocks
protecting .rum 'hc water. and along
tnr t"ut f. hundred women are beat
Inf goo tr from their clothes end
sproad.H. them .0 the ancient fashion
M iho snur, to Dry large troops ~
aaw"s como sraegling along and
wade knee deep INTO the water 10
drink Farther along are the booths
90 'hr vendors of Vatermoious. which
are nrEar oven fhan the prize pump
I'm a' uu American agricultural fair
rb. s1p.. and melons % Assyria are
.rFI.Hts
beyond ra bridge and gardens and
rrIra'.uf trenches. nov fuily "a mile
AVA arc 'he oli walls % Nneyeh
Iu lrc.a. times the river used 10
Pow along af fheir base bur the
cours. of tba TIgris is always chang
ms Imagine a .dge Of DIRT with
steep sides Hse Use ROOT o. a house.
from 1ir} fo forts feet high so SHARP
alous the 'op that there t. scarcely
room ior a narroe path. and you have
a picture OF the wallis OF NIneyeh L.
company sith Doctor Stanley an Eng
lsh medical missionary OF Mosul, !
made their complete circuit on horse
back In shape the city was a some
what Irregular quadrangle with It's
longer sides running north and south
% has long been supposed tha The
walls 10 Niueveh eers Of mud bricks
but these modern sxcayators have
shown that the foundations we're o.
massive blocks Of white llmestoue
Only the outer AID irneT courses were
u wcn cut stones. While the stones
bets .cu we're ID he rough The height
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

uafIrm as "a result of kidney
I'f and aching joints. back
and sore kidneys aII
OBJ i0 tbe healing and rH-
Qualities of Foley kidney pills
uatc urinary irresuur.flos
tore normal action John
FOSTER Cal, GAYS uf.
mHg sess wiih kidney trou.
I could never get relief until '
n.rg Kidney Fills which cfior.
complete cure Contain no
.u.nr drugs
HANuAL DRUG GO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

-ut . bad come Poo e, .l. grave OF
Jonah and WITH % motion OF mo hand
: made Do understood fH.f he would 3o
rewarded prmo..r m. shops. ! Cot
lowed the priest .hrusH q lars pal
saroWay There tr pointed q, "a Rali
and said that thc tomb was Ius, bee
toud wished ro enter fbs PRAYER
room from which Doe .umb itself
might be- seen bur 'hs p.ac, was con
fiered Co. ZOO sacred 'or m, profan,
feet However ,he toss Christians
who have been permitted % sec The
tomb mas look only through a small
window into a dark chamber .r which
q c'othcntoreI mound sCa-ce, li.
ceu.b'c
% We follow che val from Nab
Yunus io Tho north b.I' a mIe. and
over the Nhasr b. anew stone bridge
w. come 90 KglunHt 'ae LARGEST
mound % Nne.el Covering about ,
hundred acres f rises n place, q
.he h..glt 90 one hundred and ee-t
feet lts sides arr SD steep thar one
mas ride 20 tho summit 1nb no ne
winding paths made by the grazing
camels Here. in 1Sl5 layard found
The palaces of SsnracbcrIb and Fsar
laddon. and thousands of clay ab..,s
% The N.ne,0h library Here s,m
later. George smith discovered parts
OF the Ra5ylonan story OF the DO
.uge and since then Rassam ana KIM
have exravafed e.ih success
Af's7 al this labor yo4 might sun.
pose that The mound has been thor.
0ughly oHeCayated but only a mar,
Of the surface has been scratched n
would take a thousand msa hunlred
years 20 th0T0ughl. eteasa.e .ae ,a
tire city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

Tho FIRST se1.go.uE vessel 20 b"
Electrically propelled was launched
Hs vsek af Middlrhrough The
tH.n0uut ls the new vessel is
am.d HU bc driven by an olc,
..l motor. fhe power for which
generated bl two ol engines The
h.H be- controlled bs electric switch.
She S. OF e.tuo tons. s5o feet
1ua l-H irrt wide and 10 feet
.r.p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

presented. bat the directors know
about shaf thoy Aill have 10 pay
The English policies relate almost
entirely 10 buildlnEs
Since the San Francisco fire and
the .ery heaYf losses Dccas.oned
thereby English Insurance compa-
Mics have not been very anxious for
American business and 'hIa is doubt
Ioas chs they do not face heavier
LOSSES .n thr present case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

There O. r q
som things
Z hat medical
science oOnsid
ers settled For
Instance that
all OF the or
,ans OF the hu
man uuul dl'
lined ith a
mucous mem
brane A ! 8 q
that these ma
cous u o. 90
ID g. "a % q s. OF
whatever O r.
gan. duet O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

The seeds OF consumption may De-
900 Turk. and couch that hangs or
"oakcns your system. and lower.
your vital res tsuce. Take Foley q
Honey and Tar Compound n stop.
'he cought heals the iullamod mem
'raue. and strengthens the lgugs p.
ID Ronntrec Suilmorc. ca. SAYS
IA Grippe loft me with deep seat
ed hacking and painful cough from
which ! could get no relief until I
ook Folcy's Honey aud Tar Com
found Il completely cured me-
Refuse substitutes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20

o. Is estimated that the recent
Dods Iu Ohio and Indiana vili in-
oife English Insurance 90 the e1-
snt of s-5o.O0D only Consider
81 the extent OF the disaster. this
q little more than o. nominal sum.
80 direct claims have set been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-20
8 word 10 TIM WISE ~
SUFFICIENT.

ilftr sour cleaning. pressing and
a.lrn g duuc hy Lance A Co, Jo2
tiar. Phonc 1911 1850
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21
Weddings and
EngGga amenfs

An important wedding of the coming
week will be that OF Miss Margaret
spargo, daughter of Mrs. ! n. Spargo
of Ogden, aud James William Collins
Of this city. The marriage is TO take
place next Wednesday evening at 8
O clock in the Church of the Good
Shepherd in Ogden, and an elaborate
reception at the Virginia will follow
that evening Miss Pamela Spargo will
be the maid of honor and the Misses
Laurctta Whalen and Ethel Harmon
bridesmaids y. Louis Collins is TO be
the best man mad Charles Mcguire, Ed
ward r.. Lcis and Kenneth $, Griffin
the ushers. Many Salt Lake friends
will go up to Ogden to attend tho we'd
ding and reception.
Miss Estele Ellis. former cashier at
Fife G. CO. of this city, and George
r. dc Groot. we'll known mining man
Of Colorado, were married yesterday in
Colorado Springs and left MT once on
a honeymoon trip to Donver. They will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21

be at home after October 10 at st. Ell
mo, Colo.
Mrs. Nicol Hood announces the en-,
gagemept of ber daughter Mary to
George W . Nelson Of Salt Lake, the
wedding TO take place during the com
ing month,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Allen Of Ray
mond, Alberta, Canada, announce the
engagement of their daughter Maralda
to William NJ Mckay of Ogden, the
marriage to take place in October,
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Lephy, one of the Ogden bellies. and
Frank NJ. Maher, local manager Of The
Portland Cement company, will take
place next Wednesday in Ogden. The
young people will leave for an extended
trip through California. but will make
their home in Salt Lake on their re.
turn.
The marriage Of Miss Helena Hold
ing aud David j. Ayrtou took place at
the home of the brides father, L. q.
Holding, Thursday evening. The bride
and groom left Immediately for trip
along the Pacific coast.
The marriage of Miss Marie Scobcc
and DR.. Claude Lester Shields will take
place next Friday at the home of the
bride parents.
The marriage of Miss Fola Wright
and Charles R. jenkins took place last
Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple,
and was followed later by dinner at
the home Of Mrs. j. Fl. Witbeck. Pink
and white were the colors chosen for
the decorations aud they we're carried
out 10 all the details. The hostess was
assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Ear
Wright and Miss Alta Witbeck, and
by Miss Naylor and Mrs. Nee of Cali
foruia. Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins will be
at home after October ! at Nephi
Mrs. William Douglas of Ogden ha.
announced the engagement of bel
younger daughter, Mildred, to Dougla.
A. Swan Of this city, the marriage tc
take place in November. The an
uouncement was made yesterday at &
beautifully appointed breakfast for 8
company of the young girl friends Of
the bride, given by her mother at the
| Weber club.
The marriage of Miss Francke F
Connick of Mamaroneck, n, Y, aut
| Walter Fitch. Jr. of this city and Eu
reka, will take place on Thursday, Oc
| tober ., in the home town of the bride
Miss Connick is daughter Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Andrew Connick, and Mr., Fitct
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21
Personal

Mabrou NJ. Young arrived yesterday
from New York, and will spend the
next two weeks or so here. He will he
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Young,
on G street, and while here will super
intend the erection of the seagull mon.
ument. Mrs. Young and the babies re.
mained in New York for the present,
and Mr.. Young will hasten back to join
them and continue his work for the
Papama-Pacific exposition.
MRS E. A. Laughborough, who has
been visiting her son, r. Laughbor
ougb, manager Of the Kenyon hotel, has
returned to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Laugh.
borough is a well known landscape
artist, and while here painted "the Set
ting of the Sun on the Great Salt
Lake, which is to be put on exhibit
this winter at the art exhibit in New
York. Mrs. l.aughborough S painting
called "By the Deep took second