Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-05-06 | Page 4 | Personal Mention

PERSONAL MENTION. Norman E. Mack of Buffalo, a Democratic Demo-cratic mulpnal committeeman, was aakod the other day to deiine the word bonanza. Air. Mack has hud some experience In mining proportions and replied: "A bonanza bo-nanza Is a hole in the ground owned by a d d liar. Rev J. V. Androws of Mankato. Minn., who has gono-to tho Methodist general conference at Los Angeles, announces that ho proposo3 to offer an timondmont to tho articles of discipline whleh prohibits dancing, danc-ing, cnrd-playlng. theater-prolng and similar sim-ilar amuaemcnts by providing that theso things bo left to tho consclenco of each Individual member. . Marshal Ynmagata. who has made tho Japanese armies what they are, Is a chronic Invalid. lie Is too weak physically physi-cally and too subject to violent attacks of pain to lead them personally as he did Ip tho war with China, but like a clgantle spider he agitates the lines of his hugo web for the discomfiture of Russia. Like many .other great men, his tastes are quiet, ho wears no ornaments nor jewels.