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From Prison.

Today Andrew Anderson, Of
GIeuwood, SEWER County, was re-
leased from the penitentiary, having
served a six mouths term and paid
1900 aud costs for unlawful cohabit-
alton.
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Not haSibx sny Telephone, our
customers will plsa.se lssye orders at
AIargetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Aisrgatts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and HOPS.
ESTATE OF r. i. MARGETTs.
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NoTICE To cREpIToRs.
Estate OF Edward Brain. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN EY TIE
y undersigned. Admin -irgtgiN Of tire
f-tate OF Edward Brain, deceased, 10 the
creditors OF. aud all persons having claims
against sne SAID deceased. % exhibit Them
with the Necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the 1rst Publication % this noe
tice. % the sand administrators, At the olfce
o. Isaac ". WafdeIl. Attorney. Utgh Con-
mcIcial and savings Bank Building. salt
Lake CITY. IN the County 90 sal. Lake. J;ah
Territory.
Dated July Jth. is--1.
ANNIE PETERS BRAIN.
Administrative OF the Estate OF Edward
Brain. deceased g OaW ~
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A PURCHASER FOR \ BUGGY MARE
~ seven wears old, weighs Iu1 pounds,
= Gentle aud Kind and m prime gOntitirn
>he o IN excellent brood animal Price
moderate.
Enquire a. this Office div
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FRAGMENTS.

R,gr,gE new and II
-. Wonders Of Alas
-:-ss ny Narget,s Bros.
~yrrr general passenge
4 y - Is. q. Va is expects
-" ~. from his caster
4 ,y,,E predicts cooler weathe,
j. y. ~ AZ. rs. with unusually
s. neI. .--,.nrra. times, and heavy
4 -. al e'.aiooTs's.
.s-s messages 9: The West
Telegraph Office for Thos.
/. a-oA M. :. iscil1-, Strong *
Ia All Id. Kinney
..-7sr ofthe tgenty-,i'ild
- Seventies viii fH-et in
,,b Ward Assembly Rooms
- IL 7:SL. q lull anu
-teu5sUcr Is 4esi5e!.
81. TH9ursJS, the post
Warren, Wyo- iGs oeen ,
t.--zisu by Ips-llaste-- /
grral, .zga. Thompson T.
srsisr . cents each for
--.rs. .rlLfr.- the ps.no21 OF I
ia, :8a high fsscgs Ui {
.ere. Il impossible g.
3e-- money. At ieas. /,
.ar eyCisnge declaree.
. -. -=c hundred meulre-s
~ Tes.rlc OF A. A.T. \.
4 r~el iru New A--E and
. rs,,-.' iats, for jrir 10 the
lrr--. IEey are NOW on
n..la -uI VIII arrive in
q. 70 $50 pm. August l..
Eli uv .u the city uil
IN 1a i#lh 81 'r-9st,
ar7ssl tlr cs'sbuuni r.
rim a fg-e" II Denver
----r rrr-. 7lIu eSCur~iOuist-
i. r ~ escort them TO
~ 49, llry are % lee rC-
segmiuE n0us-s.
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ADVICE TO MntEERS.

NEs. MISSIONS SOOTHING -yEUT
should afsyays be used tor children teeth
ia-. % spsIhcs the child. softcus The gums,
siiaF- all pain. cores wind cole. aud D. tls
ls-l remedy Tor diTrThUl- twenty Ave
cents bottle. depf Elg
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60 70 SPENCER, BYwATER d Co..
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing.
Guttering. Spouting, Stores and
Tinvare, etc.
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"' JaI quarterly cen
Fen Cd It Waz-rh stake %
4 III .,.- Is4seIi ia ,Ie new SAX,
'-a' -tohe- Ci-y, August l,at
e. -ntsa tay s.a4E. Apostle I'm.
mRu- 4. Hatch. President ar The
r. sEi lbs glu-uior,. mem.
q, o. Tire H,-h Council. Ef.Hars
q lleTa-i sis ua-,l>. e.-.
200 a,Hs- After the usual cy .-.f-r.s
RI i-EM-u ~l0l-e a. length on
4 K fety-~I.y ~ a..aaLiu- o. our
- Hl-lGe-> au.i Isltingusrsr 1,.r-
aAslT7 alone. lie rg:gFnfi Ia
-r Troubles ,ha; oNis.-d al around
z ufih in families. wards ami
'laf>. lie had noticed tina. di.-
li7a was Iife rriIemies. coming
~ az intervals ana being very
Patching
b-ae5-glau Icy President m.
grl3es.
hW-IIu timeiu the aCtr-unon
na uu.ci ny Elders Rei,.Tf
i-ey. yr-urEe Wilson. SamueIJ.
ls tr-nn Hiespn. ami Presi-
q, il. b. t5ilgs anu H.S. Alex .
=. fErl SPEAKER ma lie some Z
client remarks and bone testi. .
f: " lle ruth ui the G1sreI God F..
.t,.ITg. IN these Iatter-Gavs I
--.e Lyman made some edifving
'.'> ana gave some good c0uu- .
variety 20 subjects. viz: .
'srt-s-'y %. tb- Saints turning
F. lneir meetings; the duty OF 4
4 '.s'3r.s 20 Gatiiy the mem
90 's Enrtuai IN their attend
az i-g Quarterly conferences: .
~ e.--iTe duty 4 every one 10 (
-.'- 3D. I'll. ms l- lliuEs, and 10 .
..a ia az his way
-- '-- w">- uf everything :
500 -' .-.a.. q. ..e- the laws Of the I
t..a- tls Ass nEthe Cos .
-'Hr't1r "f U-r bodies and I
- ~ .'.-a..as with the COM
;i7-. Bs1aii,ri3u,v Eisb,D
M--e-y.
I'D L .aiT- al -.al q Priest
s'lgiI.-;...-. R-, held, when much
80 'l-.-"8 was given on !
>,- ~
.., gar. li-ti. Of his cy6s-i.
-.- ST., E=:auelt5 ti.e testimony
sra g.gri aF i-,. NH
Ha..h -si4 rha, when
;.- -raSu,ritv tbat ,
r-arl rac saints, I5,-,rs II
.1 l.,.r,' on .. iss save
#laer...f IL I ~ ' ,' ION
--l.us la.ars. -'
R. 5. Duke. Henry g,l.,-r !
-lr.aes. a. Nan ~. I. /.
s='jsmia CEga. r,.,,,....,5s7 -
%. raai- warts. f.e5rS ,
.r r-sv.rsI ,T1 80 - (
Eugr5i. !
IN. - Bishops Moon and !
c- a'.sr which the So. ! !
diminished. ami IA. I
=. -4'a7s!iis~ and sIjssin1s- - T;
., .'--eu,al and f-reDi-,-.-.'I,,
$50 - ''''.7'S $
81 academy aaI tae i;.--,c. = =
= All sid IL was ussa,s9rvtS : !,
------..1.a- he noa.-i a. ~. i5 + !,
: t'.4 Futr pe3al,. and - !
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No. 2e SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

Is where we are now doing
business. We have q full
line of HOME MADE WOOL
En- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and RE ALL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
cur celebrated Cass. mere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & Bro,
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07

From l to 25 yards in 4 piece,
all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at H. DlNWoODEY'S
in Calder's Music Palace.
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Pain ana dread attend the use

Pain and dread attend the use Of
most catIrrh remedies. Liquids and
suutis are unpleasant n well as
dangerous. Ely's Cream Balm j.
safe. pleasant, easily applied into the
nostriis, and a sure cure. Il cleans
Is the nasal passages AMI heals the
inilamei membrane, giving relief
81, once. Price 5l.. 4
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Ifsyii urt Teli5ri RilIicrs. con.
stiFa tsG with Headache. l-sd breath
drOwsy, 10 appetite, isoE act your
Liver Is out Of onier. One bcN Of
these Pill1 -iIl .'-i's All tie Troubles
away and make ne y hcllS Of you.
Price y cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Dug Dent. Arent de-
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Give him a Cali.
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1000 pieces Standard Prints. Regu-
lar price. s y: sc. per yd. P.E.Co-op
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Try Morrison. Merrill & Go. ON
Lumbar. Large stock Of everything
puTiairiU- T. the business. i a.
North. 81 West. din
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HAPPY Meeting of Two Friends.

John ". Alien, Of Charlotte. y.
V. said 20 his friend, "Psrsons, !
am about dead with the gravel, and
Cannct find help Mr.. Parsons
induced Mr.. Alien to give DR..
David Keunedy's Favorite Rene
dy, Of RoudOut, y. Y, a trial.
Weeks went by and the friends met.
Mr. Allen said, DIR. David Kenue-
d-'s Favori.c Remedy has saved
ny lie. ]. il = cure for gravel
and tine only cure" Il
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CsIeazo. August :. I:isn. n.
Nheat-Eas-i cash, "a; sept AK: Nav
llea!. -''
CoTn-sieady; cash. fsss; SEPT. ssi..
01is-EAsyi casa. So sept. Ssff.
B.riey-,feady.
PoTk-Frrrn: cash. II 50. Jan. issat
Lara--tea1yi cast, 6 -. sent, dr..
Jan. ssei. o
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wanted.

FTuE ADDRESS OF \ LADY WHOSE
maiden name WAS Au-eline HUcE. but
WHO b. now the wife nr real estate dealer
ssrrD-Ef o. IH Bro this city. address .. H..
~ rvs. C!ift House.
4 GOOD WAsHEGWOAINN FOR MON
- dEv-. Apply. 90 south Thir! Ea-J -
= COON. Al 81 Z. BRIGHAM ST.
~ N;;>. s COIN.
TNFUENAIIUS DF JAMES CHAPLDw.
/; - Carbide. Er=iErd. or. auy person
showing hss Whereabouts. please address
Oh t.i- urc'. last heard o. him, nc gsas IN
cache NaIsY. DIFF
{ WOMAN TO up FAMILY WASHING
n weeEiv a. Fe-fIelce. Arpis ~ $40
Essi, >Cgta Tempe street cu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07

Own importation % Goods opeu-
ius up daily at Peoples Equitable
Coon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07

Look out Tor tine Grand sale An
nOuuCemeuts later. T.. l.. Coop.
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Most az those ShO were ~ Gar
field Bcact yesterday afternoon
were treated to novel exhibition.
EIr. Jones herd o. buffalo Is sta
TONED ABOUT two miles beyond the
Beach. aud in the afternoon about
twenty NJ the animals were
hraHEa. rep 10 .u enclosure
vi.Mu a hundred yards u!
the station. around This place
theig WIS a tgu-wlTg fence. The
buffalo were driven in ami went
quietly enough TIL one large hull
Eut an IDEA that he wanted To- nun.
smiled tine air Tor a few SECONDS.
then lowering his head me .ts-tef.
on galiDQ toward town. A. he
came up % the wire fence. almost fl,.-
fore hu was fairly started, the
crowd expected 10 see MIN thrown
mack by ire combined wires. But
DO; De was not even che kCd in lis
career. and the wires snapped Ike
r-ttpn threads when his great
weight was hurled against them.
The whole herd followed. ami i'm
ftiis! f!A't~ me wire fencing was
tom out. In one or two instances
small cows struggled IN instant rs
they came in cuntScr with the Oh
-t-uci!on, but in every case the
fence vas doomed.
On the road a cOupleuf score varlis
7nn the bOwery the herd Numbered
dong at ? terrific rate. Heavy and
'amner~DnIe the huiill0 seemed. vet
hey moved over the ground 10y long
caps and al such n pace that the
men on horseback could not keep up
With them in n stern chase. The
orders took 4 circUi.ogS route. and
be animals soon stopped 20 feed ON
be grass and brush, and after a great
cal OF maueuveriaE all hut one
-ere returned 30 where they are
sualiy kept. The one exception
-as lame ball, " no WAS the acme
{ sLubho!nncsS, ami could not bee
riven back with the others. so he
as Lett cut in the brush for the
light.
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S.6I- Media Pal Military Aead-
envy; boys. Brock gall; girls. Cir
culars frle.
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Buy your drugs Of ''the boys, 4"
Pratt & Co.. IS Main st.
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Equlablu Coop, 80 Bans Sasn Tor
- ui
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Notice 20 Our Patrons.

Herald Block, copner west and LIST
South st., :. l.. City. Nitalised air
administered. q
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LOST

nNE sORREL HORSE. PAGER. WHITE
~ spot on left Sde. leff hind foot white
Return % = g. BRIGGS, sugar House. and
be rewarded. dSs II
nNE sORREL HORSE, . YEARS OLD.
~ whiie feet. white face, light name
and L4.i. SCARF on upper pat OF hips
EeilrE 20 - Peach -. and be rewarded.
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>PEcrAL NOTICES.


Coal sIincrs wanted at Castle
Gate, Utah. Only good miners
need apply 10 4. l.. Williams,
second door north OF Postoiiice. 10
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Amoskeg Standard Ginghams
cling At SIC. per I'd. P. T. Coop.
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= The buffalo are kept near Tn. old
. Lake Point hotel, ~ 4 place owned
Z 10y Lynch < Glassmau. Ga Tuesday
I night this place was the scene Of an
accident which resulted in thedesth
Of S5l3 horse. and the narrow es-
cape %. three men from serious in
july. at GlCssm3n's place. the
county road runs through his land.
re wanted 10 close IL up and have
the line Of the road changed. The
lOoe.c County court granted him
permission 10 close no the old road.
and the conditions stated are that
this was 10 he upon his completing
and placing in good condition new
road along line agreed upon. In
stead Of keeping ais agreement and
opening the new rtuie for travel. he
built . barb wire fence across
the county road; not. how
ever, on the boundary lines
Of his land, where people
might see il ami get through some
other way, but il Is alleged that il is
midway between the two lines and
in the place TO cause the greatest
Inconvenience 70 the public.
On Tuesday night Mr.. John 3.
Gordon was driving along the road.
all unconscious Of GiasSrnan's
fence. lie had two men in the
buggy, and was hurrying 10 get
them 10 the train ~ Garfield. The
horse was fine animal. valued At
>3ll, belonging To Nr. Cutler, Of
West jordan. The fence was not
seen, and suddenly the horse came
IN contact with it, throwing the
occupants u the buggy. who narrow
y escaped serious injury. Mr.. Gordon f.
and ms C0mgauisEs investigated I
aud found that the horse had rIlu /
into barbed wire fence stretched I
across the rnli,aBd that he was I
bleeding profusely- They managed I
q get him hack, when he droure1 10 T.
the ground, hurting Mr.. Gardens I
shoulder IN the fall. When Il was .
discovered that the horse. WIS in i
tie throes Of death. The wire had .
almost severed his head from the .
body. Not only was the throat rlr;. .
but the wire had made is way Lack ,
through part Of the bone, aud it was
Out lev minutes before the animal /.
was dead. The owner Of the fence
WI! be required 10 pay the damages.
sheriff De La Mare was informed
o. me existing conditions. aud noti-
ileu Mr. Glassman to remove The
lEnes from the wagon road. Instead
o. TINS having been done yesterday,
! mere was board nsiled across the
lop. 10 make the fence more easily
houced than before. Workn-n.
u however, We're engaged in openinc
'''e heT Inns Of travel. by binsiins !
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CARpET PEAaNhNIS

Mems jumper reduced from SOC.
to -5c. Peoples Equitable CO-OP.
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Property Owners ON Commercial
Street T,r.e N,tFees

Wanted one ton Beeswax,
JOHNSON, PRATT X Co.
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Large lot Of the best Portland
Cemrat just received by Morrison,
Merrill . O.. &c, their Trices be-
fore buying. 243 North, ai STes..
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street Take Notice!
The special tax Of sos per front
foot Tor construction OF Sidewalks
on Commercial Street becomes de-
liuquent on Saturday, Sept. -.
lS9J, and is payable at my Office,
Room IS. City Ball, ou or before
Thai ilis.
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UNION PACIFIC sTsTEH, Noun
TAIN DIVISION.

On aud GJtcI. JtiHc 10Th, 1870, Gol,ssii
Beech trains tfiU riin as J0i'0iry:
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- IL = IL q -
City Assessor and Collector.
SALT LANE CITY, Utah.
d5L August lst, 1893.
= a. ~. .ar. !
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-03-12
FACTORY BURNED.
Two Large Factories Destroyed by Fir,
Within Twcnty-Eour Hours.

n w 441A EG EAtAOIAEb DCbGEOLel DIV TIRE
Within Twcnty-EOar Hours.
ANDERSON, Ind, March 10.-Since
Thursday night Anderson has lost over
100000 worth of property and over 300
men have been thrown out of employ
ment. Hardly had the smoldering ruins
of the American wire nail works died
away until another factory is wiped out
of existence. Saturday morning at 4:30
the snath and cradle factory of 7. c.
Fisher, located In the northwest part OF
town. was totally consumed. together
with the entire stock of material on
hand. Mr.. Fisher estimates his loss on
material and building at $50, 900; insured
for SlU.O09.
The following are the companies and
the amount Of risk taken by each: Lon
don Assurance, Angola, Nevada. Traders
of Chicago. German American, amount
of risk, $1,000 On building; North Amer.
lean, German of FreepOrt and California,
s., 900 on stock; Fire association, 81. 900;
London and Lancashire. 81 900: Royal
Of New York, 81, 900; Underwriters of
New York, 81 ,OC0, and Oriental Of Hart
ford, Conn, 81 900. Total amount of
insurance, $4,000.
The fire originated in the painting
room, and had got under too great a
Roadway to be checked. This factory
employed thirty men.
This Is the third fire Mr.. Fisher has
sustained within the past few years. He
/ believes this 10 be the work of incendar-
les. Two years ago the 18th of February
last, Mr.. Fisher was burned out. He i'm
mediately rebuilt on the present site.
Mr.. Fisher states that he will not re-
build. The loss of these two large fac
tories Is a severe blow to Anderson.
An alarm was turned in at the same
moment from Kilgore's large heading
factory, but the fire was extinguished
with but small loss.
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THE LAKE sHoRE ACCIDENT.
Conductor HoughtaIing Said to BE Par
TALLY Responsible.


TALLY Responsible.
BUFFALO, March l0.-TEe patients in
the Fitch hospital who were injured in
the Lake Shore wreck are all doing
nicely.
Coroner Tucker and a Jury visited the
scene of the wreck Saturday afternoon,
and made thorough examination of the
road and the grade. The inquest will
be held tomorrow afternoon. As addi-
tiOnal facts are learned it becomes more
clear that the responsibility for the acct
dent rests with Conductor HOughtaling.
The rules governing the case of a train
breaking in two specially say: 1.-THE
forward part must not stop until the en-
glnecr IS sure that the rear part Of the
train has stopped" From the statement
of the passengers it is evident no stem
was taken TO ascertain the position of
the detached portion before the forward
part OF the train was stopped in Thurs
day nights accident.
Railroad Commissioner Richards. with
his mechanical engineer, arrived here
Saturday. and, in company with Su-
perintendent Couch. Engineer Mooney.
Conductor HOnghtaling, the switchmen.
brakemen, and all the trainmcn who
had anything TO do with the accident,
went out 10 the scene of the wreck. SUI
peTintendent Couch has had long con-
sultation with the crew of the wrecked
train. 1t is learned that Engineer
Mooney stated that after the engine
stopped, Conductor Houghtaling frantic
ally signaled him TO 90 ahead. He tried
TO do 1t. but the automatic brake on one
of the rear cars had been set and the
train would not move. 1t is said that
Conductor HOughtaling stated that he
pulled the bell rope to stop the engine,
but he thought at the time the rear sec
ton had stopped. When he saw that il
had not, he jumped to the ground and
slgnaled the engineer to 90 ahead. Su-
perintendent Wright says the result of
the investigation being made by the
company will not be made public until
after the corOner's jury rendeIs a YER
dict
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Tound TIontinr In The River.

PEORIA, IL, March 10-The body OF
Bernhard Junghaus. a wealthy horse
importer, was discovered floating in the
river here with the head split open, Late
last night 1t is known that Junghaus
carried considerable cash, but all the
money and valuables were missing. The
fact that the money, watch, etc, are miss
ing would lead TO the impression thai
the killing was done by a common thief
but the police think that the body wa;
piUndered to create such an impression
and that the bloody deed was committed
by a jealous husband. No arrests have
vet been made.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-03-12
ALBERT METER IN LONDON.
He Expects to Return to Brazil Via New
York.

New York, March 10.-A special cable
to The World from London says Albert
Meter, the Cincinnati banker and friend
of Ives, who was discovered in January
last in Rio de Janeiro as 4 prosperous
negOtiat0r, has tuyneI up in London.
He no longer finds it necessary to use
the al as NettletOn. under which he did
business in Rio de JaneirO.
He has been here Some weeks, and has
arranged to float the bonds of his forty
miles of street railroad in Rio, for which
the money has been furnished, partially
by New York and partially by London
investors. All his transactions with
bankers and investors here have been
made under his own name of Albert
Meter, and his hackers in New York
cable him under that name.
81 expect 10 leave here for New York
as soon as my contracts Close" Mr.. Net
ter said to a reporter, which will prob
ably be within three weeks. l expect to
stay in New York some time before
return to Rio. There is no resaon now,
and never has been, why l should not
return there. A good many lies have
been told about me; for Instance, it is
not true that ] married Clara Elsas The
charge of Nellie Hayden, of Cincinnati,
who accused me of embezzling certain
bonds, is absurd. | never heard about
the charge till after left Cincinnati"