DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1907. PAGE THREE KNOCK PON T BUT BOOST THE BOOSTER CLUB CIGAR Ask for It. Sold Everywhere. home made WDMEI BEET TO HIS DEMID BIG GATHERING OF SUFFRAGISTS N CHICAGO. campaign had woman suffrage planks in their platforms. At the last VerHELPED mont legislature a woman suffrage bill 130 house to 25, passed the by a vote of and lacked only three votes of passing CUPID A the senate. As an evidence of the of the is stated it movement, growth that in 1870 a woman suffrage hill before the Vermont legislature received but one vote. Reports from other WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL AS states prophesy a victory within a few AN AID TO SAINT. yeara gout..: laciv UNION MADE sad they were umen to the office. The war secretary attentively to the spites) of tiiv young woman and her legal r the statement of the former beUTILE ing ;he nature of a touching appeal for change in orders to Private Kelly. The young woman had hia application (or permission to leave the sen ice with her, but she was horrified wh-tieneral Ainsworth told her that the should have been addreonl to the commander of the ar- Ainsworth tumod from tllb ry and forwarded to the division Tho Stem Realities of Hia Position soni'.uander. ' Anil, he said, it seems rather late To Earn Tha Gratituda of Young to accomplish anything In that way Lovers, so Ha Did. before the boat sails for Cuba." Again the hopes of Mias Hill were cnM.-dbut she was told to keep up General Ainsworth gave her courage. 14. Tort Monroe, Ya., Jan. son - further hints aa to what might Lawyer Campbell Carrington: Married this morning by post chap- be done, and the young man, who was at Old Point, dreading the sailing of lain. Answer. Mrs. Kelly. which would convey him to the Upon receipt of this message by Cuba, was Instructed what to da Next he immediately Attorney Carrington M r. from him received day Carrington wired hia congratulation! to the a dispatch which read: Wilof told of It the couple. marriage Have presented application to my liam M. Kelly, Second battalion engicoast artillery, sta- commander, but special order from neers. Thirty-fifttioned at Fortress Monroe, and Miss military 1 secretary absolutely necesor must sail in the morning." Hill, whose home la in Washington, sary A special delivery letter also cams by tho post chaplain. Major General F. C. Ainsworth, military secretary, from the soldier at tho fort In the had played the part of secretary to letter the writer Implored the recipient to see the military secretary and have Cupid in the matter of the marriage, him send an official dispatch directing and had made It possible for the couple to leave the fort and go on their hon- the commander to detain btra at the fort until action could be taken upon eymoon. his application for a discharge. Mr. Carrington had also played a I am booked to sail, he wrote, conslpcuous part In the transaction, and if 1 will have to Is done nothing the efforts that and It was due to hia sail." military secretary became active and Miss Hill waa on hand and she wan and of Kelly prevented a separation hia bride. The first Mr. Carrington advised by Mr. Carrington to hurry to knew of the affair was when a sweet Old Point and get married. She took faced young woman rushed Into hia the advice and the receipt of the mesoffice and wanted to know If he would sage followed. General Ainsworth waa told of the marriage and he assured not help her to get married. counsel that all will be well with the attorthe To get what?" inquired waa ney, thinking he had not understood couple. The order of detention PriBailed without and the sent ship the young woman. vate reKelly. was her to married," get Why, It seems to me," telephoned Gensponse. eral Ainsworth, that you are making If tho asked attorney. Help you?" I didnt you would be the first on I me secretary to Cupid instead of war ever refused. What can I do for you?" secretary." "And If you fill your new position They are going to send Will to well as you have your old one," reeould she before aha hut Cuba," began, finish her statement a big lump filled torted Mr. Carrington over the wire, her throat and tears ran down her "you will aatlafy the country and your cheeks. It's too bad, aha managed friends. And you have made an excellent beginning. to say, overcome by grief. Mr. Carrington soon Induced her to tell her story and aha said that Will Senator's Lucky Btrlks.. Kelly, her sweetheart, had been order Since the close of the last session ed to Cuba and that under orders be of congress Georgia S. Nixon, of Newould have to leave tha fort next morn- vada, has become one of the richest ing. members of the senate. He waa one Rather short notice," remarked of the original boomers of the Tono-paHere It la nearly four counsel. district, having picked three enoroclock and with but one more working mous prospects that have developed day before the Bailing of the vessel, hut Into properties of vast value. His inas you are ao anxious to get married terest In three mines alone represents and keep the young man from going to a cash valuation of $20,000,000. He Cuba 111 do tho my best to help you. made and lost several good sized forMajor General Ainsworth was the tunes In the cnttle business before only man In the war department going to the senate and when he went whose name suggested Itself and Mr. there two years ago he was a comCarrington entered a carriage with the paratively poor man. He had been dabbling In mines 20 years before ho finally struck it in the Tonopah district ad-vl- s ; .V, Grand Opera House j thusiastic Major-Gener- i at the Prospects For Feb. 14. The thirty-nint- h annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage opened in the music hall of building this afternoon, Arts the Fine and was called to order by the Rev. pnite Howard Shaw of Bwarthmore, Pa., president of the association. Brief addresses of welcome were delivered of by Ella Seaaa Stewart, president the Illinois Woman's Suffrage association, and Minnie E. Watkins, president of the Illinois Federation of Womans clubs. Responses were made by Fannie J. Fernald. president of the Maine and Woman's Suffrage association, others After the appointment of committees on credentials and finance, a symposium on Municipal Suffrage for Women" was held, with Mrs Charles Henrotln presiding. At the session this evening the visitors will he welcomed on behalf of the city by Mayor Dunne and on behalf of the clubwomen by Gertrude Black-welde- r, president of the Chicago Woman's club. Hon. Oliver Stewart will apeak, followed by President Anna Howard Shaw, who will deliver her CHICAGO, annual address A meeting of the executive committee was held this morning in the Palmer house, when final plana wen made for the observance tomorrow of the of anniversary eighty-seven- th the birth of the lata Susan B. Anthony. The reports of the various committees presented to the convention state that the movement for woman suffrage has made great galna during the paat year. 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