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his tender care and the advanta ges h., could bestow upon her make her forge the question of age: Besides. he wa. almost sure that she cared for him.
 The captain was man of prompt action. In the field he had been dis tingushed for his decisiveness and en ergy. He would see her and plead his cause again in person. Age. What was it to come between him and tn. one he loved?
 Ill two hours he stood ready. in ligh, marching order for his greatest bat tie. He took the train for the old southern town ill Tennessee where she lived.
 Theodora Deming was on the steps of the handsome. porticoed old man sion enjoying the summer twiigh. whom tho captain entered the gate ana came up the sravelcd walk She met him with q smile that was free from embarrassment. As the captain stood on the step below her the difference il. their ages did not appear so great. Et was tall and straight and clear eyed and browned; she was in the bloom of lovely 4womanhood.
 "I wasn't expecting you" said The odora but now that you've come you may sit on the step. Didn't you get my letter."
 "I did" said the captain. and that's why came. say, now. rheo. recon. sider your answer. won't you?"
 Theodora smiled softly upon hin He carried his years well. She wss really fond of his strength, his whole some looks. his manliness. Perhaps if'-
 No. mo-" she said. shaking her head positively; its out of the question. l like you whole lot. but marrying won't do. My age and yours are-but don't make me say it again-I told you in my letter"
 The captain flushed little through the bronze on his face. He was s;i lent for awhile. gazing sadly into the twilight. Beyond a line of woods that he could see was field where the boys in blue had once bivouacked on their march toward the sea. How long ago 1t seemed now. Truly, fate and Fa- ther Time had tricked him sorely. Just few years interposed between himself and happiness. Theodora's hand crept down and rested in the clasp of his firm brown. one. She felt at least that sentiment that is akin to love.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-29
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. { :.
 J,ucas County. SS'
No. s21 W. End Ave.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County, s'' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & CO, doing business in the City of To- ledo. County and State aforesaid: and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. a my presence, this 9th day of December. A. D. 1886.
 (SeaD A. w: GLEASON:
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and nut cous surfaces of the system. Send for F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
TEACHERS MEET
Interesting Affair Will be Held Wed.
nesdsy at Y. NJ. c. A.-Prom-
inent Man to Speak.

The final arrangements for the
meeting Of the teachers OF the public
schools which will be held in the Y.
VI. {. A. auditorium Wednesday after.
noon and evening OF this week. have
been completed. The principal speak
er for the occasion Will be DR.. {. ID
Strayer, OF New York City. Dr. Stray.
er Will deliver his first address az
$3.50 o'clock on The Intellectual De-
velopment Of Children" and in the
evening on sch DOL and Social Life. >
The music In connection with the
meeting will be- furnished by the High
school orchestra under the direction
OF Miss Lucy Robinson.
Dr. Strayer Is one OF the leading
instructors in Columbia University on
Education, as he holds the position OF
Professor Of Educational Admins ia.
don. He has also written several
books on education among which Is
his book on the Teach ing Process. o.
which has attracted great deal Of
attention. No doubt the meeting Will
be largely attended by the teachers OF
the public schools as we'll as by others
who are interested In the discussion
OF educational topics.
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OF West Virginia will convene this
morning before Judge Aston G. Day
ton. in Philippi a trial will DO given
The nine men charged with VIOLATING
tho Injunction granted recently nv
Judge Dayton. restraining union or.
Eanilers from attempting 10 organize
burg
The men have been arrested by Don.
uty United states Marshal EIyic Wi
li1Ws. and 40 % preliminary hearirs
before tuit~d States CommiseIonar
George v. BOYD Boz this city. each ravo
bond Tor his appearance ln court 10
cay. The mon we're llirma steph.
enson. Joseph Oates. Tony Nmlrona
Charles Olcy. Succendo CaifTpr Tou
smith. Frank Ledvinka. aI OF stouben
VIE. o.. and Never schwartz and
Paul KrOk ~ Golfers
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RUNNING WELL
FIRST Operation Of New Tin plate
Plant a. Yorkviie Very
Satisfactory.

The Wheeling sheet and Tin Plate
Plant. located az YorkvnIe. ON the
ohio eide. north Of Wheeling has
bcon rolling sheets for tho past eirbf
or nine days. ami Saturday bcean
dipplne ehrcta turning ont their nrst
finished tIn product only five Of tho
ton mills NJ Tho company have been
DO operation and they have been op.
Grated only r. part ~ the time While
% is The Intention ~ tho c0muanv
10 put tho plant Boo operation as
soon a. conditions will matifv AL
fhe present time no especial effort
VIII be- made fo do more than get
thr plant boo good working condition
he plant Dr. REGARDED as one az the
best in The country. and DO is claimed
for if That Do DBL able to manufacture
fin plate az probably lower coat
than any other i1 the Ohio valley
80 Tar. Tho new machinery ha. boon
on rated without any serious acct.
o"rf. and Che fo.ts have proven
NCfy satisfactory
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lion. viii come up many messages
from the board OF control and various
committees. The report OF the claims
and contracts committee will be made.
rms report recommends that the city
compromise with the Wheeling Ice
and Storage company for $3.50. The
company claims that valuable horse
belonging TO them fell into a hole i'm
Killed.
The committee on streets. ALLEYS
and grades will report their findings
concerning the establishment OF q
grade on Twentieth street Routine
matters and action upon new appoint
ments VIII also come up for cOnsidera.
lion. There Is e. probability that r.
report will be submitted from the pure
water commission.
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Harry Clayton and Martha o. N0r-
Kan. lof 1856 bod Wtodllwu. consider
alton. $40
Pleasant valley Land Company 10
George PIP. Braffou lof 'ts ir Pleas
anton. consideration. $50
John - Garden f0 Martha M kIf-
SOL. lot ~ In Garden Sub division to
Wheeling. con Iteration. rIn.
William = C.uu.s.u1r fo CirntH
MORGAN 800 acre. ir Liberty disc
trict. con Liberation goo
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GAS PLANT TO
BE DISCUSSED
WHETHER CITY WILL ABANDON
PLACE WILL BE FOUGHT
OUT IN COUNCIL.
Al Meeting Tonight. When Many
Other Matters Will Also Be
Up For Consideration.

A call for council 10 meet this even
ing was made yesterday morning by
Mayor KIRK The most important mat.
ter to come before the city fathers al
this meeting is that or What 10 do
with the gas plant" All matters seem
10 have dropped into insignificance
with The agitation OF this question %
Is anticipated that a very hard fght
VIII be- staged in the council chambers
tonight by friends Of tho plant and
those against o.
Ia addition to The gas plant ouos
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Y. w. c. a. Bible Glasses

Home Girls will meet az the Y. VI.
{. 4. at 800 o'clock. Monday.
High School Girls will meet at the
\. w {. a, Monday evening. when
the Bible Glass will entertain their
High School girl friends
Business Women's Bible Glass will
meet Tuesday evening for supper at
6; - and at Gas for the Bible Class.
All business women invited
Wednesday evening Bible Class
meets at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Dysinger.
leader.
c. b. A. girls will meet promptly at
s o'clock for the Bible Class and later
join In the Y. W. c. a. party.
Club Girls Bible Glass Friday even
ing at Gas o'clock.
DIR. Taylor's Bible Class meets rri-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock
Study for this week: The CONVEX
sion OF Saul and Tarsus." All women
invited.
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COUNTY COURT


Marriage Licenses
buOfry Naksymirk and suzanne
.abun both Of Whcolul
George g. kcrcca and para-chiva
Calm both Of Wheeling
Ear Iioch and Luelia lioch both
NJ SletersyilIo
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SPECIAL TERM
OF Federal Court VIII Be Held AZ
Phiippi To day 90 Try Nine Miners
Charged With Contempt

Y .U'TIT f"Tm " Inc TUII01 Sfafos
district court for the northern district
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MEET TONIGHT
Flood Prevention Committee Will
Confer Win Major Jervey
and Capt Mitchell

W"'TInE OT ne Hood prevention
sonlinlll- oi tho board 81 trade has
been called for thi. evening I'D z q,
O'Clock. in the board OF trade direct.
ors room 4 conference viii be- hold
With Major = y. Icrtry ana Cant NJ
s. Mitchell Of .hc local corpq Of
luif"d states army engineers
Ih. commute d. composed Of ~
I'D I.u. j J. llanloY. a. n Epwcre
ltnt IS Ncsbif auI -rafop. Afe.
aul.r
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administrator with uor6 fixed AZ 81
"nn Tho Citizens Trust and Guar
aniy Company was accepted as
surety.
Mary ID kearns was appointed ad-
ministrlrlx for the estate OF Anna
crow. with bond AZ 500 W m
Marshall qualified a. surety.
Power Of Attorney.
Power OF Attorney was granted TO
\. g. ocgirlcd TO act for the Pro-
Ef' i'" Manufacturing Company.
Lease
lease was filed yesterday from
France. 20 Wickham to Sol MAYER.
ronFnyiu- tho two story building To-
Gated OF 1929 Market street. now
known ls tho Empire cafe" This
Same building Co Do used By tne
I"rr"' Tor the term Of ten years a.
shoe store. Tho rental 10 be- g25.-
II" to D." pald in monthly INSTALL
wonf. oft f2nS .g
o. eds Of Trust
Your deeds of trust we're filed for
record With Tho clerk Of the county
court yesterday
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Thursday.

Etna Bible Class will meet at The
Aetnaville Chapel. Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock. Miss Anna Frederick
leader
District No. 127-A. will meet with
Mrs. Remke. Park View. Thursday
evening at 7:45 o'clock. Miss EtheI
Williams, leader.
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NElGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES
Monday.

"onoar
\ special meeting OF all the Bible
classes viii be held on Monday after
noon az the \. NJ. {. A az , O'Clock
Rev. koontz viii give a study on
How 10 Study the Bible All the
Bible Classes are invited TO come and
others who might be interested in
the subject
All the Bible Classes scheduled for
the Monday afternoon meeting will
meet Tor this special study except the
one In Elm Grove.
District No. Il. Good News" Bible
class VIII meet with Mrs. Louise
Seris. us Coal street. Monday even
ing at ) o'clock Miss Fox. leader.
District No. a.. will meet with Mrs.
McCullagh. s2-l5th street. Monday
leader.
District No. IS. billy Sunday Bible
Class" will meet with Miss Emma
Steele. 1898 Chapline street. Monday
Frederick. leader.
District No. l27-B will meet with
Mrs. Albert Whitaker. Cecil Place
Rev. koontz. leader.
District No. l3S. will meet with Miss
Marsha Brown. $50 North Front street
Monday evening. at : go o'clock.
District No. l43. Will meet with Mrs
r. J. Klein. Zane street. Monday
evening. AT 1870 o'clock Miss OK
toby leader
Home Girls Bible Glass will meet at
the \. VI. {. 4. at o'clock. Rev.
koontz, leader.
District No. ~ Ges @ilI NEE, with tho
leader. Mrs. William Dixon. 37lO Jasob
street; Tuesday evening at 7:45
District No 1e5. viii meet with the
leader. Mrs. :. r. Elliott. Edgwood,
Tuesday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock.
District No. l26 will meet with the
leader. Mrs. John Lynch. Pleasant
Valley, Tuesday afternoon at 1850
O'Clock
Bethlehem Bible Glass will meet at
the schoolh ouse in Bethlehem. Tues
DAY evining at o'clock. Miss Mary
Wayman, leader.
Wednesday.
SAKE Bible Class will meet at the
Presbyterian church. Martins Ferry.
"Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock
Mrs. Carmickel. leader.
Thursday.
Etna Bible Class Will meet at the
Aetnaville Chapel. Thursday evening.
at 1870 o'clock. Miss Anna Frederick.
District Nd. 127-A. will meet with
Mrs. Remke. Park View. Thursday
evening at 7:45 o'clock. Miss Ethel
Williams. leader.
Friday.
District No. 81. Martha" Bible
Glass will meet with Mrs. Bingel.
Goth street. Friday evening at 7:3O
o'clock. Mrs. $. j. Beall. leader.
District No. Z. will meet with Mrs.
John Riddle. 4OS Richland avenue. Fri
day evening at 100 o'clock Miss
Emma Lasch. leader
District No. las. will meet with Mrs.
ID. +. Kidd. 500 South Broadway.
Thursday evening at 7:45 O'Clock. Mir
c. c. Smith. leader.
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"Wednesday.

SAKE Bible Glass will meet at III
Presbyterian church. Martins Ferr,
"Wednesday evening at $50 o'cloci
Mrs. Carmickel. leader.
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4 new English mine rescue apparat.
MS does away with the helmet and
weighs only IS pounds. vet with it a
man can work In deadly gases more
than Eve hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-26

several days ago. Juds Slack Will
,.t u i,,,,., a., ,,s. -
]" ''"'h 'n4S morning az I"' sum
Icy N Mccuuc undertaking pariors.
The officer opened fire on the
c.oaping robber when he left thu
rear or the CAN'T pool hall on Main
street Eridrcs breaking away and
tunninr north in the alley. Atkins
fired two Shots in the air without
halting tho man and then with
d,adry aim the third shot struc
Rrid,.s ip Tho hack the bullet enter
inn INST +, tho right Of tho backbone
thrao inches hollow his shoulder blade
"D,r,t H., mo dio bcro pIoas. carry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-26
WOODRUFF LEFT
TO AVOID ARREST
CALIFORNIA OFFICERS WIRE
Police HERE TO uOID
DETECTIVE.

That Fred Strang Woodruff, who
figured conspicuously in tho courts
here for the last three weeks, has
left Tulsa to eyade return 80 Califor-
MA to face "A charge Of forgery, is the
belief Of the police officers who say
that he left here general days ago. IN
to Oklahoma CITY. II was
learned yesterday that ne had gon TO
the capital city to attempt TO secure
the release of Maurine Cox, the IA
ycar-old girl whom he is cha ged with
inducing to 20 TO a house of ill-reputc
and then marry her.
He was arrested here several days
age by Chief OF Police Edweid Yoder
on a warrant from California. where
he is wanted for check forgery. At
torneys for Woodruff Instituted habeas
corpus proceedings and he occurred his
release without bond. +. A. Peek. at
torney for Woodruff. wired the Of
ficisls in California. saying that ne
would return Woodruff without requi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-26
LEXINGTON RESULTS


FIRST RACE Three quarter mile selling
Bermudian 'Ioyl'rl -. first; Oakland
Gunner. 3j. secoad Transport tByrnc',
a.. third Time. ia Is. Little Bit.
Texas Tommie. J. A.. stone. Or. Kendall.
Mike Pepper. Lace, Muff and Theseres ais,
ran.
SECOND RACE-Halfmile purse: Nigra
Taylor. b-I. first ldiola Connolly. 81.
second. Lady Reach lDishmopl, 10. third
Time. 40 Yale. C,mmaurotta Bingo, Mo
otis. Glndwin. Cycle. Billy Joe. Neyu II.
CORN aud Alice Dunn also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three quarter mile selling,
Korfhage tByrne. G-1. first Cash On De-.
livery lDerondol. 3-j, second James Dock
cry tDishmon), 81, third. Time. l:lj -.
Grosvcnpr. Mprrick. Uncle Hart. Mimic
RIOS, and Florence Roberts also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile purse Old
Rosebud tMcCahey). IL, first Christie
phine tMotD. Al. second Ivan Gardner
Turner. even. third Time. 1:42 3.5.
Minda. Surprising. Black Tony and Milton
Roblee also ran.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-26
suaragct,es to Demonstrate Again.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Demon-
STATIONS I'm every state in the union
were scheduled for today as showing
the universal demand Of the women
Of the United States for the passage
OF a constitutional amendment which
will grant to women the right to
vote. The countrywide demonstra-
lions were to take the form OF pa
rades and meetings In cores VI
cities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-26

LEXINGTON. Ky. April 25.-First race.
g furl,nls. May l.. 100: Dicks Pet. 100 .
Lady Innocence. 100 Anar. 100 Ionstone.
iO2: Al Jones. 1O5 silkday 10 Elthelda.
no Big Dipper. ITO: Bluebsy, 1l2 Uncle
Dick. II2 Sir Marion. rs.
Second race. selling. 1 furiongs: Alkanei.
10. Pitkspa,ks. 10. Ida. 10; Golden
Iassie. 10. Pan Maid. 40; September
Morn. 10; Crests Blanca. 10: Forrest.
10: One Step. 10: Gypsy. 10; Gertrude
b. 10: valiant. ITO.
Third race, selling. O furlongs: Claron-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-26

The frogs in the neighboring ponds
are croaking 10 tell us that II In time
to look around our garden fence and
see IL there isn't some repairing
10 do.-Harlan Enterprise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-26
SKIATOOK WON THE
COUNTY School MEET
FINISHED FIRST N CONTEST
NIIH OTHER SCHOOLS or
nm UNITY.
BIXBY finished Second
Was The Best Meet Ever Held Here.
NnN Those AT owen Park
Yesterday.


Ihr IloaI ejaculation OF the points
won hf lh' students OF the various
''""'l 81 h'oI7 IN lhr alhI'l'' meet
Yesterday M owen lhrh' showed SNl'-
lo'N school the winner OF the Iapr'ls
h'A"N came I'D as a close second ana
'"'77o NoIds 'hlrd pace Ih' 'n
'l"'''IS ID '''S' S'''o'S are 10 ',
''ntl'''I'''a %" l"' Sh"" OF goo"
'''I''NE made ol 'h'ir pupils TOR sew
cray 'I 'n' ''"'I 7,"""'7 '"l''.u
representatives. WIN" u'd 'A're"''-'S
N''' ".' "'i' "'"''''PP'" g',' Nh,
lucy ,''I'' ''" n'' '''',I V' "'u nov
'I'''l WI III 1t sum ''"' num-
r, ',r 'l''''.
~. "''''"' 7'"'' VI ''' "''' 40
''''"'
RoNN 80 Pounds ana Under
standing hroad jump 'h'pnln
Lucas, y russell simpson d M''N'n
PARSONS. Distance a. I'el.
running hroad jun Lewis lI'II'
., Ionaphlu Lucas, 3, Levy SNlnEI'.
Instance II' I''l
IltiN l'Td p'sh-I' bon'phlu Lu-
cas-, -, Russell Simpson g. M'I'ih
Parsons Time e "a
Relay Race, 22O Yards bINhy'
IIn', 2'.--o.
zoo Pound, and Under.
Standing Broad jump, Cornie
E~oruheardt, 2, Virgil Howell, 3,
Archie can. Distance G.l0ia.
Euuuing Broad Jlmp-l. Harold
ErIll 2, Virgil Howell, 3, Archie cam
Distance 1876.
Running High Jump Harold
HrilI, 2, Arnott Carr; 3, Howard Nor
row. Distance $40.
S"Neuty-fivc Yard DASH, 'ornir
Farmland; 2, Howard Bril-, 3, Virgil
Howell. Time, 3 -.
Relay Race, +4O Yards-l BiXhy.
~ so.
10 Found 'iass.
S''hdlhg I'road jump, iFah'ls
l~"oII"'n' = Iai'' IIdhah' 8, Bryan
laiI"n Distance ~.
punnlns Hroad Jump, L'tia era
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.W0QMl

WI MIST HNNT MONEY.

W. ''Ni iNNI
We Hrr o~Vcreto'lcd. Please mycsti-
Intc and give II, n chance. We have
best llpm in Tulsa or bring It back.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

length by Arthur Chapman. assistant
United states attorney. The officials
were told that the steamer was cx-
pectcd 10 leave soon for Galveston,
Tex. where about 200 negroes would
be. taken on board for the trip to
Africa.
Sam said that while many of his
followers were converts to the religious
teachings of the 'tHoly Ghost and Us
society, his movement was in no way
connected with the Shiloh institution.
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Meetings in Ensign Ward.

The weekly meeting OF the priestiooo
OF Ensign ward viii convene this morninc
at . o'clock at i23 seventh avenue. Th,
Sunday school will meet at 1880 ut IN,
same place. The fast day services vii
assemble in the lecture room of the /.
p. S. nurses home at o'clock. The even.
ing meeting will be under the auspices o
the Improvement association OF the war,
and VIII commence at 6:i5. Elder K. T.
Lyman will be the speaker
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! Woman Is Chosen
pts by New York
Society.
- . Q o


> A. NJ. FR0ISETH OF this
hs been appointed by the
l7uio society Of New
. delegate to the uni
p Of the society in Paris,
F ii, this year. Mrs.
give a lecture on the
sement at st. John IS par.
Epscopal church, Ninth
" avenue, Tuesday even.
ef OF the prominent edu.
city will be in attend.
10 the interesting facts
las to present on Esper-
n ssslvsrsal language.
eIn Is an enthusiast on the
''enent, and thinks the
of the term, Gone who
yfieal Of what the new
Hvs TO the world. Mrs.
Yesterday:
@l what a universal
Eald mean in enabline
" nations TO communi,
ienguc' 1t has already
utsd as a great factor
"a . number of Esper-
exist there. The So
~. YORK. is a large one
- s. have been organized
country. The move
r'Es ss introduced with sue
S,si,oInla. ~ A chair for
language has heen es.
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tablished in the University of
Pennsylvania. ! think it is mat
ter Of only a short time until it
becomes popular in Salt Lake,
The simplicity of the Esperanto
language is one great thing III It's
favor. It is established on COM
mon roots and tho masculine and
a different suffix. it is so, in all
things related it can be learned
in short while and ! regard its
possibilities as wonderful.
Mrs. Froiseth has travelled exten
sivcly and speaks number OF Ian
guagcs fluently, which makes her Z
Competent Judge. several years of bel
girlhood were spent in London with
her brother, Colonel Anderson, who
was European representative for the
New York Herald, and she spent much
time on the continent at that time. She
has made a number of trips abroad
since and has always kept in touch
with the best minds in the world OF
culture and up-to-date thought. Hel
home. established in Salt Lake IN early
days, and known as Rose Cottage, y
was thrown open to distinguished
qnests from the east, and in it Sail
Lakes leading woman s club, the La
dies Literary, came into existence.
HRose Cottage" which is located
on Sixth West street, was sold some
years ago and has fallen into decay
but its fame will always live in tbs
history of Salt Lake, which is indebted
TO its charming mistress for much Of
the foundation of its culture.
The afternoon dressmaking class oi
the Y, W G. A. closed its winter tern
last week and will resume work for 6
short term next Monday afternoon. Thi!
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NOT CONNECTED WITH
SHILOH INSTITUTION

PORTLAND Me, March 2S.-Fed
eral investigation of the proposed pill,
grimage to Africa by followers of
|fChicf Sam Of the "back To Africa
movement was begun today, in re
sponSe to instructions FROM Washing
ton.
Alfred Charles Sam. the leader, and
Captain l.. S. Mckenzie of the steamer
Curityba, on whieh it is proposed to
make the trip, were questioned at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29
Armour Doesn't Stop.

j. Ogden Armour. head OF the Armour
packing interests and director in the Chi
cago, Milwaukee G. 81. Paul Railroad COM
pany. who was expected 10 stop Oft In
Salt Lake several days TO look after his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

FROM the train window. as his private car
was attached 10 Denver & Eio Glando
No. at ogden early YESTERDAY morning
and went through salt Lake AZ $50 H. M.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

The p. L. A. society will meet next
Saturday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.
Charles T, Norhies. fji Douglas avenue.
All members are requested TO be present
as important business will be trans
acted.