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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-03
APPOINTMENTS.
,,rAo We're the Lucky Ones on
Wv Thursday.
,eorHgB LOT OF STRIKERS.
49,. OF system-Some Decision
Cssns .enrs scared-ROving Reds
New Bonds.
ApDointmsnts.

Warrington, July 2.-Messrs. J. K.
80 Of Delaware, ]. Wilson Bayard'
.ponnsvIyania, and Julian Taylor OF
y III. have been appointed to clerk
ih;6s in the department OF State. Inese
s. algd passed civil service exa1nlha1
e. satisfactorily. standing at the neao
I y tbe list OF over thirty applicants. MI:
S.~ord Is distant relative Oh
ss.:,atarv Bayard, but was not
2e.. wn nv that official until after
INV" nod PASSED tile examination.
" w. is a recent graduate OF Princeton,
ne sfood first IN the examination oil
auu for State Department
4ppSi MIR. Taylor has been pro-
t.s.or Of languages IN the University oil
Virginia. ,. h.+ NJ Ka;lav
,saeptly appointed United States Mini
,ter b Austria. whose appointment mas
,,ccagioped considerable comment, VIII
mi he reca lied. He will go to Vienna, and
s5onId the Austrian government refuse
u yaceive him, it is intended that the
TTnited States government will remain
,nrenTesented at the Vienna Court. 1t
IL 6ejd that Mr.. Kelley is a capable
man and is in every way fitted to fill the
cositi0D to which be has been assigned.
Wben he was appointed United States
Minister TO Italy, he was endorsed by
the entire Congressional delegation of
Virginia, and was confirmed by the
senate The Italian government. 1t
is understood, made enquiries
of this government whether or
not Mr.. Kelley HAD given utterance
In 4 public speech In 1871 to sentiments
In ooposi.ion to che occupation of Rome
by Victor Emanuel. The former gov
eminent afterwards, it is said, protested
against his appointment, and Mr..
Kelley resigned his commission. 1t Is
held that Tie Austrian government has
It, ground TO complain of Mr.. Kelley.
The question has been raised whether
~ not it was uncomplimentary to
Austria to send Mr.. Kelley to Vienna,
after he had been rejected by Italy. 1t
/, asserted thatthe appointment was not
Qsf9mplimentary, and the case of Mr..
AsNson who was nominated for the
Spanish mission and objected to by
Spain, but afterwards sent to Austria,
@aare he was received, is cited in sup
PoTs ei the statement that no disreSpect
81 offered to Aus ria by sending Mr..
Aeley "a Re, SOIe years subsequently
and Until q very recent date Mr.. kaSsOn
served as United States Minister at Ber-
lin.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-The following
appointments made by the President
tbs dterRoOn: Darius II. Ingranam,
Name, to bs United States consul at
Cabesi James Tenner Les, Maryland, to
De Secretary of the legation of the
United States to Austria Hungary.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Walter r. Girard to be assistant
Inspector OF mills at New York, vice B.
F'HoTell resigned.
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Some Decisions.

WASHINGTON, July 2.--The Secretary
of the Treasury has notified the custom
officers that the abstract tonnage duty
and the two statements of tonnage tax
heretofore forwarded by them monthly
TO the various bureaus of the Treasury
department. are all to be discontinued,
and one consolidated abstract of collec-
tons of tonnage tax to be transmitted
to the bureau of navigation every month
instead.
In answer to inquiries from State
officials, the PoStmaster-Gene-al has
not be used to forward correspondence
of State affairs, even when inclo sed with
matter properly mailed, in penalty
envelopes.
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Another Strike.

. V1EVHLAEO. July 2.-AlI departments
10 sne Cleveland rolling mills are idle.
nov, except the plate mill employees,
~ are not affected by the strike.
, WIS morning the wire mill men held
'THSs el and decided to quiet work.
. taey accordingly marched out, 500
STtl 6 largely Bohemians and Poles.
, I'm IN rail mills and blacksmith
LIPS also refused to go on, and Joined
s gals lalers. A: noen over 1900 men
we're we're out. The excitement of the day
= a s AZ 9 clock this morning, when
- l ,a body of men battered down the
81 dc H. .eaalng to the mills. The engineer
6,, Iie oTlck rod mil was forced to
to c omit MS lIr and all employees induced
and H. ~, me engineer of the Blooming
the IA, ,sI mliS refused at first to stop
aad IsJ41cAinery, but ga. in eventually,
strkers men IN those mills Joined the
suy nn. No violence was threatened
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nervous Dehilitatsd Mea

You are allowed free trial of thirty days
of the Use of DR.. Dyes Celebrsted Vol
taic Belt with Electric Suspensory APP
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Rowing Reds.

DENVER, July 2.-The Tribune Repub-
Eican's Durango: Adjutant-General Tay-
Ior, in an interview, said Commandant of
Fort Lewis had determined to send out
one or two troops of cavalry, with ten
days rations, to scour the mountains
between Marcos and Colorado Rivers,
to intercept any rowing bands. of In
dams, and protect the settlements. 'Tay-
lor had al interview tonight with Agent
Stollsteimer, whom he represents as
saving the Indian chiefs, including
Ignacio, in council to-day pledged him
they would not modest settlers any
further. but if they had further trouble
with Tie cowboys, they would seek re.
yenge on them, not settlers.
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CHEYENNE SCARED.
Three Tons of Giant Powder Go Up in
Smoke.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July 2--This after
noon lightning struck powder maya
zine mile north of this city, causing a
frightful explosion of three tons of
Giant powder. Houses in the vicinity
were blown to pieces. and the occupants
of one, Mrs. Walker and an infant,
seriously injured. Rocks were blown in
every direction for half mile. Plate
glass in several stores was broken The
q feots of the shock was felt all over the
CITY. Telegraph poles were demolished,
fences torn down, and an. adjacent
driving park seriously damaged.
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'She tried her prentice rand on man,
And then she formed the lassies, OF"

"What is woman worth 2" asked a
I a d Gdm net o. ow cFos aSys old od
man double you 0 mani. But woman
feels worth little if disease has invaded
her system and is daily sapping her
strength. For all female weaknesses,
DR.. R. V. Pierce's "Fayorite Prescrlp-
ton" stands unrivaled. 1t cures the
complaint and builds up the system.
Send two letter stamps for pamphlet to
Worlds Dispensery Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Utes.

DENVER, July 2.-Goyernor Eaton this
evening received a second dispatch from
Acknowledgement Taylor, at Durango,
in which he repeats his predictions of the
morning that the Ute Indians outbreak
is imminent. The Adjutant-General
adds: ''Will have an interview with
Agent Stollsteimer tonight. Start for
Denver tomorrow" The Governor
will take no action in the matter until
his arrival. 900, & u
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a. Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhan-
mock, Pa, was afflicted for ten years
with asthma and bronchitis, during
whichh time the best physicians could
give no relief. Her life was despaired OF
until, in last October. she procured
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
when Immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing its use for a short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh
SO lbs. in few months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
Of all Throat and Lung Diseases at q.
C. N. ! Drug Store, Targe Bottles. 81.
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To the Asylum.

NEW YoRK, July 2.-Judge elders
leeve, this morning, decided to send
Mrs. Yseult Dudley to Middletown
asylum. When notified of the DISPOSE
ton of her case the prisoner said she
was satisfied that she needed rest and
seclusion and expected to be benefited
by treatment in Middleton. She will be
taken to her new quarters tomorrow.
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The KelIar Case.

WAsHIseToN, July 2.@Secretary Man
ming learned the facts in the Kellar
case only this morning. He at once
sent for Kellar, appointed him to a
clerkship and set him at work. kellar
is an Ohio man who having been certi-
fled by the civil service commission, was
refused his appointment by First Audi
tor Chenowith on the grounds that he
was distasteful to Congressman Warner
and other Democrats in his home dis
trict. -. =
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FIoods.

San Francisco, July IA telegram
received here by one of the Chinese
companies. yesterday, from Hong
Kong, reads: The East. West and
North River districts of Canton province
is inundated. There are many breaches
in Dykes. and great loss of life. Raise
funds; promptly wire help; great dis
tress.
(Signed). TUNG WA HOSPITAL"
A number of prominent Chinese mer-
chants Immediately held meeting and
measures were taken to raise the re-
quired funds, which will be telegraphed
to China tom orrow.
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New Bonds.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Some weeks
ago the Postmaster General issued an
order requiring postmasters, whose
bonds were executed five or more years
ago to renew them, and to-day 400
blank forms of bonds were sent out by
the bond division in answer to the re-
quests of postmasters.
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Excursion to the Mountains.

An Excursion will leave d. e. r. G,
Depot on July 4th for Pleasant Valley.
one of the most delightful spots in
Utah. offering q splendid opportunity
for weeks good fishing and hunting.
Fare for round trip good for Gays
only SIS, which includes the use of two
large tents and the cars. Tickets for
sale at d. & r. G. Office.
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The Cleveland strike.

CLEVELAND, July 2.-The men en-
ployed in the wire department of the
rolling mills joined the other strikers
thus morning, and there are now l.S0O
idle men i'll Newburgh Officers of the
mills have telephoned for police pro-
lection, but no violence is feared.
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MADRID, July 2.-The total number of
new cases of cholera reported in the in
fected districts yesterday is ,427, and
the total number of deaths $50.
The epidemic is decreasing in Murcia
and Castillon de la Plana. In Valencia,
however, there is little change obsery-
able.
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Ifhartin Luther

s5ova's,s bee been able to get a bottle of
a9''7opsnel.,.o n Bitters in his spells of
7 would ss,a and great physical debility.
e y aud ave we been mighty blessing to
out be wv ssS9hderful help to his werE
i.oa Bitter f9O years before Browns
- Workers usd been heard of. Liter.
sSe sdyanttss =. and busy clergymen know
"a ~ S. key. D. u mis- ms great iron tonic.
6 Do. .NeryoSp'snm Manly. rampico, Tenn,
sssoesaon serionaa,ess, Prostitution and in
gs Css's Iron 4;. affected my health.
' Sisters relieyed me 1t
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England's Coast Defense.

LONDON, July AT public meeting-
held in this city this afternoon, and.
presided over by Lord Cowper, u was
resolved to raise a fund for the estab-
lishment and maintenance of torpedo
service for the coast defense Of Eng
Land.
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DIED.

July I'd. at SIS am. of mem
branous Group, Annie May. youngest
daughter of J. g., and Martha E. Bosch,
aged 2 years. 6 months and II days.
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BUHAcH, the only genuine Insect
powder: sure death to Bed Bugs, Ants,
Caterpillars and all insects: harmless to.
human life. Sold by Druggists and
Grocers everywhere. q. O. NJ. l. Drug
store, Sole Agents for Utah Territory. 5.
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.Rnngn nn Corna.,l

ASK for Wells Rough on Corns- y
L5c. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft
eorns. warts. bunions.
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LnRn.H FREEMAN

EiISH MARKET, s2l EIGHTH EAST ST.
II Importer daily. of SILK and fresh water
fish. Wholesale and retail. Orders solicited ,
freEa the trade. Hotels anSifauaiIes Supplied.
at lowest rates
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Fornker,s Opponents

SPRINGFIELD, o., July 1.-The State
prohibition convention, to-day nomi-
mated Rev. A. B. Leonard for Governor.
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ANDERsON eROrHFRs,

DRACTICAB. SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
l. Price Marx Writer'S Room b, Old Con-
stitution building, opposite q. q. M. L
Lettering done On Glass, Iron, Tin. Wood,
Leather 0ilctesh, Factory, Dashboard. ETC.,
etc: Carriage Painting. City Bill Posters.
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A HANDSOME Village CART, EASY
n rio ing, almost new, for sale yerv cheap.
inquire at RIyEas BROS. Wasalch Block
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..rtoueh ON Pain. Plaster;

Pourous and strengthening, improved.
the best for backache. pairs, in ci!est OF
side, rheumatism. Neuralgia. go
Druggists or nail
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NOTICE.
OFFICE orMeUSTAIS C'ExiEF MIaEING
COMPANY, ST. GEORGE. UTAH.

-, : NKtIOL OkF I0UNIAL1t N1fNlEF ILFANU
COMPANY, ST. GEORGE UTAH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TEAT AT
IL me ing of the t. III tees held on June.
Is; 1885. assessment No 2, o 10 cSnts per
'Assre was levied on tho capital stock of the
corpora ion, payable ts John Is. Pace,
treasurer, az Sc. George City. Utah, On or
before July 2sth, 1885.
Any sock upon which this assessment
Tasv remaih unpaid on, the said 18th day of
July, will be de induent. and advertised for
sale at rub.ic auction. and u less payment
is made before win be sold at the office of
company. en- the 18th dap of August, 1885, to-
pay delinquent assessment, to- ether with
cost Of advertising and expense Of sale.
III tastimony whereof witness my hand
isEAi-l and seal of said corporation, done
al st. George. Utah. J1De'24. 1885.
"a z. R0LLADAY.
ieS0 Secretary.
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FAwNBOKBR.

AERS. A. ]. WHITE HAS OPENED A.
III brokers' ctice in connection with her
servants employment aseDey. andis pre-
pa7ed.to advance money on watches. jew
elry, etc., etc No. "a h. second South st.
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PIaaNoLESSNNS.

ASR. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF MU
lfE sic, removed to Ptrst South street,
second door cast of st. Marks church. Og-
-daa visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Baseball

Yott c'l'' July 2.-Detroits 4, New
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A SPAN OF HORSES. HARNESS AND
a wagon. Apply to Jos P. Risley. III N
East Temple Stree.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY FROM LOGAN WANTS
"A situation as cork in asm I'll family
Good references. Apply at tlis office.
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For SALE.

IN FIRST SOUTH, A GOOD PAYING
" Business in Market Row. Stock. go
Will and fixtures. doing q good bus ness;
office.
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FLY DOORS

4 ND WINSows, 1Os W SOUTH TEMPLE
r Street, 40 the Furniture Factory.
J: g. SANDBERG.
The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-29
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
nigley House, Higley, Orange Co., Fla.

This new hotel has just been completed; ;
opened March 1st, 1885. We offer it for sale
because we are engaged in other business,
and cannot give the Hotel that attention
which it needs We will either sell or rent
but prefer to sell, and will make it an object
to any man who wants to buy a hotel to
come and see us. The house contains 81
rooms, besides the third story, which is one
large room 16X64. The house stands on u
lot containing Ia acres Of land, fronting on
the Boulevard, the principal street in town.
There is also ON the same lot large fowl
house and yards enclosed with Stats, and a
large barn which will accommodate twelve
horses, and room for three buggies or wag-
ons. This property has cost us over 5000
in clear cash, but as we do not want to run
it ourselves, because of the press of other
business, we will sell it on the following
terms
81 900 down.
81 900 in II months
81 600 in 24 months.
81 900 in 36 months.
Interest at s per cent.
Or will take So 600 cash
For all particulars write to
WEBB d HIGLEY,
357 Higley, Orange Co., Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-29

An instant and infallible cure for Neu-
ralgia and Nervous Headache Take a
teaspoonful OF DR.. Jordan's Joyous Julep
according to directions ON bottle. Moth
ing like it for the immediate relief of
pain. For painful menstruation in fe-
males, it has no equal. For sale by all
druggists in DeLand and elsewhere.
The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-29

Foot Rot.
OFFICE OF j. n. BIsHoP,1
BISHOPS BLOCK, SANFORD, FLA.
SANFORD, FLA, Dec. 26, 1884.


OFFICE OF j. n. BISHOP
BISHOPS BLOCK, SANFORD, FLA.
SANFORD, FLA, Dec. 26, 1Ss4.)
BY invitation, and for my own knowl-
edge and satisfaction, recently visited
the orange groves of Messrs. Markham,
Pace, Doyle and others, near this place.
On the trees of Markham and Pace had
been used the past season "Jordan's Or
ange Tree Scale and Root Disease Rem
edy." There is conclusive evidence, be-
yond doubt, that the remedy has done
what was desired. The fatal disease
found in the groves of "Root Disease" or
"Hoof Rot' has been arrested, and
where properly applied, the disease was
not to be found. The groves of Mr.. Doyle
and others where this remedy was used
show conclusive evidence that the dis
ease is spreading and doing great dam
age. The composition of this "Jordan's
Remedy has been made known to me,
and l know it to be fatal to all parasitic
The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-29

diseases, and will do what it is claimed
to do by the gentlemen who have given
testimony of its use.
j. n. BIsmop, NJ. D..
SANFORD, FLA, Dec. y, 1884.
DR.. }. N. Bishop, who acknowledges
the above to be his signature, is a prac-
ticing physician of good Handing in this
city, and owns about seventy-five acres
OF orange groves.
Il. III. MARKS,
Notary Seal. Notary Public.
Mr.. E. b. Jordan, Pnldtka, Florida:
DEAR SIR Il have applied your RENE
dy to about 900 trees for the Foot Rot,
and am very much pleased with the re-
suit of the same.
Yours truly,
BEADIsH JOHNSON.
Ne~ Orleans, La, april 10, 1885.
In using my remedy for scale or rust
on the oranges, it does not in the least
injure the tenderest foliage or fruit.
When applied according to directions it
prevents all the rust from the oranges.
1t is as sure a cure or preventive for
the Foot Rot as water is to put out fire.
For prices or further testimonials, write
me stating the number of acres you have
in grove, after June 1st at Rochester.
Mimi, or DIR. G. J. johnson, General
Agent for Florida, DeLand, Fla. Patent
applied for. E. B. JORDAN.
The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-29
EsrIc0r OF
DeLand, Volusia Co., Florida.
JARUARY I, 1885.


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The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-29
SCALE REMEDY.

diseases, and will do what it is claimed
to do by the gentlemen who have given
testimony of its use.
The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-29
E, B. Jordan's Orange Tree Scale and
Root Disease Remedy.

Kills the Scale on your Orange Trees.
Cures the Die. back: DESTROYS All
the Parasites that Cause the
Foot Rot, aud Re-
stores your Trees
to Health and
VfOnr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-22
PERSONAL.

Ex-SEcRETARY LINCOLN and ex- Postm aster
General Hatton took their final departure
from Washington Friday. Both expect to
make Chicago their home.
SENATOR EDMuNDs' fee Of $4,000, received
in the Drawbaugh telephone case, has been
invested by him in his new home on Massa-
chusetts avenue, Washington.
AMONG the government employees dismissed
on Thursday was Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes
maid, whom that lady mad had appointed a
messenger in the Registers Office.
VICTOR HuGo left a great fortune-S6O0 600
ON deposit with the RGthschilds and a larger
sum with the Bank of Belg um, together with
real estate in Paris and Germany and his very
valuable copyrights. He must have been
worth at least 100000.
Mr.. RENDLE has found record of the date
Of John Haryard's birth, parentage aud
family residence in the parish OF St. Saviour
Eng, and has traced the breaking up OF the
family in the great plague Of 1925. He has
also brought to light other incidents of Har-
wards heretofore unknown life.
john T. ORDwAY. OF Warner. N. H., en-
listed IN the Ninth New Haven Volunteers in
1862 for three wears, but after serving nine
weeks IN camp that city, he was taken sick.
and when the regiment went 10 the front he
was left behind. He was never ordered 70
the front, and was not discharged until the
other day. when his papers arrived from
Washington. together with $3.50 due him as
a private soldier.
n 7
more. accompanied by one the pupils ~ this
famous institution. was granted an audience
with the President Friday. The student, who
was introduced as being but 10 years old. pre-
sented q copy Of the inaugural address which
he had translated into Latin. The Pretident
expressed his appreciation Of the young mans
effort. and The party spent several minutes in
pleasant chat In the library.
THE will OF James II. Rutter, the late Presi-
dent of the New York Central COMPANY,
leaves all hrs property In trust 10 the Union
Trust Company 81 New York. with directions
to invest and reinvest the same aud pny over
the income 10 his widow and other members
Of his family, But II his widow should con-
tract another marriage the trust is 20 cease
and his estate Is 10 be divided among his
children and the surviving children of any OF
them deceased, share and share alike.
Cor. MEREDITH WORKMAN, an eN-Confod-
crate raider, who served during the war I'M
raiders, has becn sent TO the pontontiary az
Moundsville. W. Va, on "A conviction for
forgery. He has already spent 30 years OF
his life behind prison bars ia Ohio, Penusyl-
vania, Virginia and West Virginia. He be-
longs TO an old Virginia family. but since boy
hood has been beyond the pale OF the law.
THE death Of Mai. James Dick Hin in Nash
vile, Wednesday, ended the career Of one OF
the most remarkable men IN the south. Mai
hin WAS the son OF the late Harry I'm, one Of
the wealthiest residents OF Louisiana. AZ
the death Of his father Mai. Hill inherited
property valued nc slo00OOl he was per-
sOually acquainted with many Of the illustri-
Gus men In the Old World. on one occasion
be gave q banquet In Paris IN honor OF the
Prince Of Wales which cost him $4,000.