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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07
The Jealousy Of Players.

Syracuse, 6.-Barrett, having refused
to take part in the Cincinnati dramatic
festival with Keene, the latter's mana
ger, Hayden, was interviewed. he Eaid
Barrett's course showed his tempar to
the public. He says he met Mr.. Miles,
manager Of the Cincinnati festival, in
New York last August. Miles asked if
KeeDe would play. Hayden said they
would make any sacrifice to help the
good work, and they then discussed the
parts for Mccullough. Miss Anderson.
Bsrratt and Keene. Hayden cancelled
many engagements TO make this plan
possible and since Miles has written that
Barrett refuses under any consideration
to play With Keene, and that the board
after discussing the matter had decided
to take Barrett, instead Of Keene. He
didn't give Bsrrstt's objections, but Hay
thinks Barrett objects to ap-
peer with Keene in the same cast be-
cause he thinks he would be elovsting
Keene TO q position he does not deseive.
This Mr. Hayden thinks is 8 most redic-
ulous position. He looks upon
Barrett as q man with narrow, egotisti.
cal, selfish and quarrelsome disposition.
4 dispatch from Cincinnati says the
manager denies that ne ever made o con-
tract with Mr. hayden. I had q
conversation with Hayden, and also with
Mr.. Keene," s.ys Mr.. Miles, according
20 the dispatch, in reference TO what
plays could be done, provided suitable
arrangements could be made. This was
befo.e any arrangements had been made
with sny Il 10 appear, n while Bar
rstt was in Europe. Bsrrett's exact
words in q letter, which inow have are,
You msy be sure l will not play if
Keehs is included 10 the affair, and you
know how Mccullough feels shout the
matter; This was brought before the
committee, and they considered Mr. Bar
rett as the more capable artist, and he
Wss..telected.
Mr.. Hayden said he had nothing mora
to say and withdrew.
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Building Lots.

49, WE HAVE 9HE MOST SUPERB
ESaS building lot in Salt Lake City, at
the head Of Main Street, close TO business;
yet retired and out of the dust; commanding
view overlooking the beautiful panorama Of
city, valley and mountain, l4I rods, south
front. fronting on three streets, hydrant
water. Commanding situation for q college
or elegant private residence
OK PER ROD FRONT Is CERTAINLY
P'O cheap for building lots within six
blocks of business, and On Main Street.
Thirty rods front; viii. be sold for part cash,
part time, just the plase for a working man.
No. $2100. 4 Ail gGL5 5o L4r SEAR
being 165x33O feet, close to car line, in very
pleasant situation; on the market but for a
short time; cali quick.
5000 4 FULL LOT IN THE 21ST
PzOU' Ward, ten rods square, only two
blocks iron car line.
$1,000. rods EGLh Eis6todntE W h a north ioTd1
Of Eagle gate, nics location and near to BUSH
q COO FOUR FULL GRASS LOTS,
91iNOO five acres in zach, 18th Ward.
1--WE ACRE GRAIS OF IN THE BIG
Field for S4S5.
* RAS5 LOT, NINREEENTH WARD, $50
TEN ACRES CHOICE FARMING LAND
/ il Forest Farm. Prices and particulars
at our Office,
s2so.-Full let 21st Ward.
NOOD BUILDING LOT, 18Th WARD, NEAR
U Capt. Hooper's, 4zl5 rods, for $3.50.
EULL LOT IN THE 11rh WARD, AT a
il bargain.
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Germany's

Washington, Cit: lie stated that the
cAbinst considered, without reaching any
conclusion, the demand of the German
government for military service from its
subjects in the United States. The Ger
man government has instructed its con-
suls to Eotify German subjects, liable to
military duty, TO repert. Among those
notified are German residents in this
country who have not been n0turalized,
and son Of such Germans, who have not
reached their majority and consequently
cannot yet elect their nationality. These
Germans de not know what to do and
have been writing to the state department
for information. The department replied
that it had heard nothing from our min
ister OF Berlin In regard to the demand
for military service, but as coon ss it gets
any information it would give the Ger
mans IN this country the benefit Of it. The
German government wishes to sbrogste
the Bancroft treaty on the ground that it
is too favorable to America. Germans
demand the abrogation of the treaty on
the ground that IL Is not favorable enough
to them. Half a dozen Germans who
have long resided in America have re-
Gently been arrested in Germany and
he'd or military service. Now Germany
goes q step further and insists that Ger
mans residing in this country, but retain
ing their German citizen ship shall go
home and render military service. These
persons, 1t is evident, cannot be taken
back to Germsnyiby violence, but if they
should decline this official invitation to
the Fatherland, it would be ipjudicious
for them to return home on any subse-
quent occasion. This government has
no interest In merely enabling foreigners
te escape the burdens of citizenship in
their wi country merely to get natural.
lied, and then return home to enjoy ell
the advantages Of two nationalities and
bearing the burdens Of neither. To give
due protection to foreigners who seek
American citizenship in good faith with
out giving undue protection to others, is
the problem that has already occupied
much Of the time Of our ministers in
Europe, our secretaries Of state and for
eign affairs committees Of Congress.
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gKInuesOta SenatorshfD.

st. Paul, 5.-The campaign Of Lam
der in tle senatorial contest tosk a
new tura last night. A package of afi-
davits was received from Colorado, re-
iuting the recent attacks on Senator
Window for western mining traHssc-
tons, etc. One affidavit by William
Wolfe. Of Durango. Colorado, shows
that he was approached at the instance,
it wal asserted. of George Wilkinson, OF
mail Wiadom out Of SI0,s Q to $40, COO.
d. j. AcClosky, Windam's agent in
Durango County, testified that Windsm'i
property there is only about SO. zoo in
stead of the fabulous amounts claimed;
and Robert Dioksy, superintendent OF
the Tempest mine. testified that Wilkin-
son told him he wal going te make il
hot for Window and bust him for seDa-
tor If it coat &c., 00.
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WiII Contest.

New York, 6.-Thera was another
hearing yesterday in W~estchester sur
roRRts court in the contest over the will
Of the late Adelaide Cutler. The prop
erty disposed of by the will is valued at
$3.50 GOO. The real estate, worth $l0,-
600, together with One-half Of the per-
sonHl estate is bequesthed to Mrs. Helen
Adelaide Pultz. Of New York; the other
half Of the personal estate to W. S.
Browne, Of San Francisco; also q cousin
of the teststrix. The will is contested
by the husband Of the deceased and by
members of another branch of the fam
lily on the the ground Of incompetenny
and undue influence.
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industrial Ilems.

Philadelphia, cit is estimated that
10000 looms and probably 100000 spin
dies are now in the cotton and wooden
mills OF this city and vicinity.
Milwaukee, 6-The Bay View iron
works will resume on Monday and hope
to continue, though orders are but light
at present.
Cleveland, 6-The coal operators and
miners Of Tusearawss Valley had o con-
ference to-day on the proposed reduction.
No result was reached.
Montreal, 6-Liabilities of Perry s.
Csssells, boot and shoe manufacturers,
SI25, 600; assets one-half; $1,000 worth Of
goods are unsccounted for. Csstels will
sesigD to trustees and obtain q discharge
from his creditors.
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Cable.

Berlin, 6.-Bdwin Boott has accepted
an engagement at Residing theatre. His
srst appearance will be as Hamlet.
Lisbon, 6.-PapeTs here stste that the
basis of the arrangement between Eng
land and Portugal, regarding the re-
spective possession Of the west coast OF
Africa, is the cession Of Wydss TO Eng
land, on condition Of tie lslter support
ing the claims Of Portugal on the Congo
river.
Berlin, 5.-Dr. Schroeder has been
summoned TO London 10 sttepd the
Princess Of Wales
Constsltinople, 6--UrdaF Secretary
Sartoris, q the British embassy, !:
desd
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A Diamond Thief.

Philadelphis, 6.-GoFernor Seymour,
alias Stiles, colored, entered q pawn Of
fee and offered a pledge for S75.a breast.
pin, containing thirty-fve diamonds, and
valued at So, 900. Being arrested, he
WIS., searched. and memorsndum found on
him showing that be had pawned & very
valuable diamond at another place.
While 10 the prisoners dock be was rec
ognizad as q former waiter st The West
End Hotel, Lopg Bra9ch, where last
su inner Mrs. Csrr, of Pittsburg, was
robbed Of about $4,000 worth of dia-
monds.
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Torrent.

Sl7.50 Four rooms, hydrant waite rice
ecation.
SC 81. Two room brick house.
SO. Store on Main street.
Six room two story brick, water and gas,
SO.
Business shop, First South street, so.
$40. -Four room cottage, Seventeenth Ward.
SIS. Five room brick Twelfth Ward.
sfx room house nesr the Temple; barn. lot
jx20 rods, well, SD.
SIS. six room house, First Ward
INTENTIONAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
bought and sold.
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% O0OAN ADOBE H7USE, OLD STYLE;
(I1HOO seven Rooms and two good celia rs;
It 70 feet by 20 rods; well improved; good well
of water; 9th ward.
IL GOO TEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE
P1'OVO modern style; two large rock
cellars; corner lot 10x10 rods not improved
situated on the 10th Ward bench, giving a
splendid view OF the city and valley.
So 5OO COY FIVE ROoMED HOUSE
POioOC on Second East, between First
South and South Temple street, lot 5x20 rods,
improved with the choicest varieties offruits;
pleasant surroundings. In the market but
for 8 short time.
GQ900 A MODERN STYLE ADOBE
house OF six rooms, buttery, clos.
cts, cellar, etc. Lot IS feet front by S rods in
depth, with right Of alley way. This prop
erty will pay 10 per cent. per annum on the
price asked. Close to business.
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Houses to Rent.

So per month House of three rooms. DIST
Ward.
Two houses. $50 each per month, two
I houses of six rooms each, in 18th Ward.
$50 per month A house, finely finished, of
four rooms, two large cellars, in a pleasant
location, near Majp street.
Several unfHrnIsRed rooms for offices OF
for private rooms for gentlemen in the Gen.
ire of business
House Of ten rooms on First South, be.
tween Second and and Third East streets;
all modern -coRveniencesi price $50 per
month.
House on Fifth South, between Second
ami Third East streets, tour rooms and sum.
mer kitchen; SlS per month
No l Regal Row, on car line, eight rooms
attic and cellar; hot and cold water, with well
kept lawn included IL price, {42 30 pei
month.
Five room house, suu;iner kitchen and gar
ret 70 IN on First South street, Frice so Yer
month.
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A Hn,ching Market

Milwaukee, 6-Congressman Deuster
will use his infusnce TO have a govern
ment fish hatchery located here. It is
estimated that 100, 000, 900 white fish, 50,-
00o, 600 lake trout, aHd %, 1000. 600 wall
eyed trout can be Matched annually at
the exposition building.
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1883
Harpee's Young People.
An Illustrated Week7y-lGpages.
Suited to Boys and Girls Of from Sia
to SiUteeR gears Of age.
Vol. " commences November 7,1SS2

The Young People has been from the
frat successful beyond anticipation
N. Y. Evening Post
II has a distinct purpose. to which it
steadily adheres-that, namely, Of sup
planting the vicious papers for the young
with a paper more attractive, as veil as
more wholesome Boston Journal.
For n~eatness, elegance Of engraving,
and contents generally, It is unsurpassed
bv any publication OF the kind vet
brought to cur rotiee.-Pi!SbHTgh Ga.
zett6
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Real Estate. Loan and General House Agent.
orrIrF. Nos. % & rs SECOND SOUTH STREET

Norrcr.-I am in communication by telephone with all subscribers
S nG4 sts Civ, ogden and Park City Telephone exchange.
10 20. - at,n times prepared to loan from 50 to 80 per cent. of the value Of prop
l 81 I al at IS low intersr, on long or short time.
ew~ 80 s5va-iynQ my list Of farms and farming lands, during the winter
an no. 0nTb 1jeinb boards 1t my Office viii describe such properties, and by
months Vn and conditions Of sale can &c Earned at any timeiI
WT I go I sr ,ae a number of very fle residences, Of m dern style, and in the
InaTa ~ portions Of the city that do lot apDsar efLar upon nv bulletin boards
m2a eng mg 1m%ie advertisements ranging in price from 5000 to $50 900.
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Nelson Sick.

St. Lguis, g. Christine Nelson is suf-
feriog from q severe cold, aud viii Rot
appear in the concert tonight. The
advance ssles amounted to $4,000. The
songstress leaves tonight for New Or
leans, where she is announced to sing on
Tuesday evening.
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for 1881 snd 1882, handsomely bound in
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HARPER s. BROTHERS.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
NEW York.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
1 fore existing between William E.
Smith and Henry E. Tyson, groeers, Salt
Lake City, is this 14th day Of Noven-
Der, 1882, mutually dissolTed-Mr. Fy-
son assuming ali liabilities, having pur-
chased the interest OF Mr.. Smith 10 said
business. Nj. Tyson will continue in
the same location, 50 and 55 First South
Street, where he will be pleased 10 see bis
friends and patrons. Thanking them for
past iavors, he hopes to merit 3 continu-
snce Of The ssme.
WM Z. SMITH,
eli HENRY z. TYSON.
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MoNEY TO LOAN ON RESL ESTATE
d. in sums of $50 and upwards.
OPEC1AL ATTENTION TO NEGOIIAT.
- ing both large and small loans OF Real
Estate, ct low rates of interest.
4 offer cheap homes on the instalmeRt plan
II OUS8S RENTED, RENTS COLLECTED.
Il properties managed. taxes paid and
money loaned for non-residents,
NOTAkY PUBLIC IN THE OFFICE.
IN AL kinds Of ~conVeyanclng done.
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High License.

Chicago, 6-The local saloon keepers
association have appointed q committee
ef five to work against the present sgita-
ton for an increase Of saloon licenses.
The Citizens League are confident the
law will be passed making $500 the low
est license fee for any saloon in the state.
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Building sites For Sale.

e15O A BUILDING LOT 5XlO RODS
PToO' full bearing orchard, and fenced;
situated in the 1st Ward.
GGOOO AFULL CITY BLOCK, FACING
9OOOO' the City Liberty Park south. This
is surely a bargain, es the Improvement on the
Park is bound to enhance the value Of prop.
erty in this vicinity. Street cars on each side
OF block.
Go5OO TEN ACRES OF FIRST. CLASS
9ooOO' land within one block OF street
car line, and facing Liberty Park, east. For
further particulars inquire at my Office.
1890 TEN ACRES OF FIRST GLASS
Q4oOO' hay land in what is known as the
Ferett Farm.
c15OO 1871 FEET OF GROUND
Sl0UU. fronting on Commercial street by
100 feet in depth to slleyway.
G7S0 BUILDING LOT I0G1o RODS ON
Qf0U. Brigham street, 2Ist Ward.
G7OO BUILDING LOT 10X2O RODS,
P'OO' corner lot, on Brigham street.,
18th Ward.
5000. Ward msr9, tGa to 6o oaT lf ne THE 2l'I
GAOO BUILDING LOT 1OX2O RODS ON
S10O' 10th IS ard bench.
G1oOO BUILDING LOT SX1O RODS,
p1AOV' east front; situated in the 18th
Ward. and close 20 car line.
S1O5O CHOICE BUILDING LOT IN
p4U0O. the l4:h Ward, 36zl30 feet, with
right of alleyway.
sam VACANT LOT IN THE 5TH
SoOO' Ward, 5x2O rods, suited especially
for the brick-msker.
SIO0O BUILDING LOT 1oxsI RODS.
pAOOO' to be sold whole or in part; situ-
ated close to business.
$1,000 ANOTHER BUILDING LOT 10
94OOO' xSA REDS; to be sold as a whole or
in parts, close to business, Sth Ward,
100 CORNER LOT5x9 RODS WITH
C14OO' rear entrance, situated within two
blocks of Main street.
aOO ANOTHER CORNER LOT 4x9
g0OO. rods, situated IN the Sth Wsrd, near
car line.
.zS0 BUILDING LOI Ss4x9 RODS,
2'OO. with rear entrance, near car line.
@O5O = GOOD BUILDING LOT Axe
9OOO' rods, large enough for two build
ings; on the market f I q short time at the
price.
G95O BUILDING LOT, 10xlO RODS, 21sT
pooO Ward, to be sold as & whole or IN
part.
S1e0O WILL PURCHASE 4 CHOICE
94OOO building iot215xI0 RODS, on Man
street, with east front.
-1o5 \ BUILDING LOT 10xI0 RODS
pA-C in 10th Ward
c0Sa LOT SxIO ROrS, IN 18Th WARD
@-OO near corner Of Pine L Mountain
streets.
c9OO CORNER LOT. 5rlo RODS, IN
T-OO DIST Ward. hear % car iAe-
GzEO CORNER LOT Ks GQDs, IN
PtoO 18th Ward, on corner Of - south
! and sth East streets.
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& RREuM YARD

G7dAO THE EQUAL OF TWO AND A
halt lOts-contaipipg about three
acres Of Undiscovered with a vast body of
the finest brick clay, situated in 1st Ward.
Tbs coming demand for good BRICK will
make this property q frst-class investment.
,1O0 y FIRST CLASS ROCK QUARRY,
SOOO situated near the Warm Sprir IS,
good wagon road 70 it, smith shop, tools, etc.
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&ee.a week in your " town.. Terms and
QOO SIS outfit free. Address q HALETTT &
Co, Portland
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FOR SALE BY
ANDERSON & POMEROY
Real Estate and Loan Agents.

Once under McCornick's Bank, Salt Lake
City. 20 Box 575.
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EJhNTs
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

manner of ir"rholdrr- applying for me
paving and the Surveying Of lines,
| were all passed without any Opposition
worth noticing
SECTION 70, rr~"llaHing the art '"l
the widening ui Natrrs'r" "ie pa sea
after some opposition from Mt pdli'il'
SECTION l2b, in regard to "lihrN'H,
was passed after al amendment ny hf.
Tallry, striking ont AL after the word
creek in line 1883 down to ia" word all
in line l2.4 and substituting for "I., Ia"
words provided that. The section
Vi ,r, Council power t"ioa,rthr WhrN"s
and prohibit, the building Of ho1N"S
upon the wInrv"s
Section l27, providing for new
mar, va, PASSED after Il tr" remarks
BY Solicitor Turner, 10 the effect mat
th.r. had Not been Il map "t th" cI'y Tor
some time, and rh"r" w"r" many streets
NOT marked upon the "id one.
SECTION l2S, regulating The erection
of telegraph, telephone and electric
poles, and appointing commissioners TO
ASSESS damages where such poles ar"
erected, was passed without "ppp,It!"n
This ended the work for tIlr evenings,
and Council adjou.nrd. During h"
evening frequent attempts were made
by Mr,,r>. ;angh and Blake +" indur"
Mr.. quinn to nir down and d"si,t from
his annoy ing Interruptions. 1h' At
irInpts failed in each instance. During
the evening thn following order. were
drawn John Collins, So Eliza Fra
zrr, - Sundry homdhold"rs, SELL
80
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

The funerals of the unrecognizrd vic
Tins of the New hall House disaster took
plac" yesterday morning in Milwaukee.
Business was generally suspended.
pursuant 10 an agreement of the clerg y
of all denominations q bodies Hcr"
awarded 10 the Pro'estants and 20 tu
the Catholics" S"parai" religious
services were held Those of the Pro
testaut- were conducted by leading min
listers Of the yarious denominations and
"a Jewish Rabbi, in the Exposition
buiidiug, The Catholic services Were
held ii III" Cathedral, Archbishop
llciss celebrating u Solemn Mass of IT,
quiru, assisted by all the priests of the
city. After the services the procession
joined a - gwen point, and formed a
procession over two miles in length,
with 5000 people i'll the line, including
military, and civil societies and sniaIl-
ties. The collins were placed on sleighs
prepared for the occasion, and the Pro
rrstants were buried in Forrest Home
Cemetery, the Catholics i'll Calvary Gem
strrS.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
4 Marrow Escape.

About 10 o'clock last night, Us No. ;
ear OF the City Passenger Halfway was
passing drwn Market street below
Thiri, til" slippery ,'Ndt'i'n OF The
trarh ami the grai' ruln'Ind t" rn.
der il unruamagnlIr, fh" driver "ir
piled III" brake, hut frurJ some cr1>" il
Wuu'd NOT hold, and seeing II was not
possible 1u turn at Front street without
up;,rttng ia" r'lr, he ii" not max" tn"
.art,mpi but kept night ahead dow n
Market street over til" cnhh'r StOnc,.--
The speed At which til" ear was going,
WIS $50 great that even then he found it
impossible I" ~t"puntil Just h"1or"r"ariI-
iug Water street. After leaving the
track 1T Front street the ear demolished
several awning posts, hut th" driver
and hor>rs escaped rrinlurrd. Th"r"
were no plsSrugrr> IN The car, which
was rrplarr'l'"n the track after con
sidrrHblr ditlicu!tN,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
Alarm signals.

The Nuuripaiity Of Paris hay" dc
rid"d t" erect in prominent places posts
for signaling to the poIir" officer, III
ease of IN alarm OF fir" OF other mishap
The system i, the most complete of III"
Kind yet drN s"d. Ima box Al III" top
Of the post eight button, will b" ti>-
I'd, and directions viii be- given to their
use. Thus on pulling No, IA siEnaI
meaning fire will be- trauSmilcI along
Geographic wire. \" ., will signify
"A great ire; 40 3, an accident No. !,
a riot so. }, Il robbery No. Il, Il cri,r
with Violence; No. 7, n suicide, and
40. X, Il great catastrophe. \ police
man will constantly b" stationed near
by T." give verbal lnStrurti"hN I" the
public in ease Of need.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

The exhibition of fat men and
women was formerly up"u"l ~
i'unnrIl's Museum, New lVrE 'l'N
his week by Il di-pIay Of fat and
buhh"r that w"ulh pui a sperm wh,l'
10 blush. The sam" platform wherein,
hraut"s had ruckrrrt, siuI"rcd
and chrw"h III" iliu>iyr gum, AVID
wh"rr Iulu, had danced in their ah-
| hrrNiatud costum'-, shook, NhjVcrrd
anI Swaycd umdrr an amount "Ip,mup-
I ness estimated by III" hay ,"alr, at 4 ,63I
puInds. THESE t,,j1 puunI, ~ VHivrr-
ing fat were UurN,u}, distributed
among ten prr,un--thrcr W"u,n and
,ryru m"n-and were wui1, by th"m
with fully the sam" taI" and Lra"" rs
those with which tn" Cincinnati hog
! lispurtS himself on ic". II Vas a corner
il fat that made ih" tarorrd Gr""h
! think that Il" was again in nrrrr', and
threatened tp make thr ~tuilD'! huI
| ShriV.I and dN iudt" 'u - pigTuN,
The avrrHg" amount ui rurpuIrnrr on
which each Of tlr," mamino'hS had u
lirl--il there. could Ice lien on 81 much
iat-Na. ,hc moderate >um of i6;i
puuud>. There Was Minnie Porter.
from Camden, Ind, ) feet : inches in
height tw"nty-siN years "Id, who's" fail
anatomy tipped the h"an Al 30 pounds
or at least il did last >prin4, she sud.
And She didn't look ~ if she had lost
any ltrsh Along side Of her sat Amelia
Hin, Of Brookiyn, thirteen year, old, !
feet : inches in height; %o2 pounds Of
solid fat hung III grlc"lu folds about
her slender frame. Jr>~r tranhiiH, Of